Manual de Servicio Colimador Ge Sentry 3

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Direction 46-001414 (SM D5303C)
Revision 18
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Automatic Collimator
Copyright" 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 By General Electric Co
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REFER TO SEPARATE OPERATING MANUAL DIRECTION 46-001413 (OM DS303C) REFER TO SEPARATE PLANNING DIRECTION 46-017158 INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENT FUNCTIONAL CHECKS NOT AVAILABLE SERVICE SCHEMATICS DISASSEMBLY (NOT INTENDED) RENEWAL PARTS PERIODIC MAINTENAVCE
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July 8 1985 July 14 1986
The predecessor to this manual, SM D5303C, used a different revwon control method The 1-2784 date is the last of many date codes for this manual General changes added new Chapter 4 to replace the functional check for meriy located in Section 3 of Direction 14039
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f General rewsions removed OM D5303C (former Chapter 1 o SM D5303C) as a separate operation manual removed Chapter 2 from SM D5303C and replaced w t h a new planning direction 17158 Updated page 7-45 Add VRT and Hydradjust Collimators Update renewal parts Updates Table 3-1 Adds instructions if 5 x 7" cassette is not available Makes corrections to schematics Update motor stall adjustment in Chapter 3 Section 21 Update light field adjustment in Chapter 6 Section 1 Update resistor values on relay inter face board and add Note # 6 on page 7-49 Update renewal parts Update AR27 on page 9-29 of renewal parts Added Models 46-19475062 46-19475063 and 46-19475562 Updated renewal parts Add h g h t Angle Adapter Kit D5304GB Update renewal parts
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CHAPTER 3
SENTRY THREE AUTOMATIC COLLIMATOR NOTE For Sentry Three Automatic Collimator wlth XT Suspension, refer to Direction 14039, Sections 1 and 2 for complete Installation and calibration procedures, respectively TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION INTRODUCTION TITLE PAGE
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ATTACHING COLLIMATOR TO TUBE UNIT
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Preliminary Steps Tube Unit Collimator Interface Alignment -
INSTALLATION OF SECOND BEAM CABLE TAKE UP - 48-4 8148 5 TUBE HANGERS ONLY Installation on 48 4 Series Tube Hangers 51 5-2 Installation on 48 5 Tube Hangers CONNECTION OF CABLES TO COLLIMATOR SWITCH IDENTIFICATION BUTTON REPLACEMENT ELECTRONICS PACKAGE INSTALLATION 8-1 Installation w t h 48-4 and 48 5 Tube Hangers 8-2 Installation with No 65 and 80 Tube Stands SID INTERLOCK SWITCH INSTALLATION 91 Switch and Actuator Mounting Procedure, 48 Tube Hanger Switch and Actuator Mounting Procedure, 65 Tube Stand92 Switch and Actuator Mounting Procedure, 80 Tube Stand 93 ASSEMBLY OF DUAL WALL CABLE TAKE UP TUBE HANGERS ONLY 10 1 Installation of Cable Drop 10 2 Installation of Wall Take-up Strip
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED) SECTION TITLE SUGGESTED ALTERNATE CABLE TAKE UP METHODS - 48 4 & 48 5 TUBE HANGERS ONLY INTERCONNECTIONS 12 1 Connections to Tube Suspensions 12 2 Connections to X Ray Tables 12 3 Connections to Chest Units 12 4 Connections to Ordograph II Tomographlc Unit 12 5 Connections t o X Ray Control HEIGHT-SENSING POTENTIOMETER ADJUSTMENT 13 1 Adjustment of Potentiometer with 48 4 or 48-5 Tube Hanger 13 2 Adjustment of Potentiometer with 65 Tube Stand 13 3 Adjustment of Potentiometer with 80 Tube Stand PAGE
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X RAY TUBE UNIT AND COLLIMATOR LEVELING 14-1 Longitudinal Direction Level Check and Adjustment 14 2 Transverse Direction Level Check and Adjustment
METRIC SCALE LABEL ATTACHMENT (OPTIONAL) ALIGNMENT OF BUCKY-CASSETTE TRAY MATING PARTS GAINING ACCESS TO THE PRINTED CIRCUIT CARDS 17 1 Electronics Package Mounted on Tube Hanger Carriage Assembly 17 2 Wall Mounted Electronics Package
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FILM-TO FLOOR DISTANCE PROPORTIONAL VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT 3-60 18 1 Adjustment for X Ray Table 3-60 18 2 Adjustment for Chest Unit Whose Image Receptor Can Be Positioned Horizontally 3-62 SOURCE TO-IMAGE DISTANCE (SID) PROPORTIONAL VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT 19 1 Table Horizontal SID Voltage Check! 19 2 Table Vertical SID Voltage Adjustment 19 3 Chest Unit SID Voltage Adjustment Image Receptor Vertical 19-4 Chest Unit SID Voltage Adjustment Image Receptor Hori zonta I
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FIELD SIZE ADJUSTMENT Adjustment for Table Cassette Size Sensing System Adjustment for Chest Unit Cassette Size Sensing System Adjustment for 14" x 17" Image Receptor Size Chest Unit
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CHAPTER 3 - INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENT

INTRODUCTION
These instructions cover installation and adjustment of the Models 46-177099G1, 46-19475OG1 , 46-19475OG2, 46-194750G3 46-1 94765G1 or 46-23371 7G1 Sentry Three Automatic Collimator, and the Models 46-1 77098G1 46-194755G1, 46-1 94755G2 or 46-233718G1 Sentry Three Automatic Mammography Collimator Compatibility considerationsand wiring requirements are covered in Sentry Three Automatic Collimator Planning Direction 46-017158 The primary blades and the shutter assembly of the collimator have been adjusted at the factory to provide proper size and orientation of x-ray and light fields IMPROPER ALIGNMENT OF LIGHT AND RADIATION FIELDS, EXCESSIVE PENUMBRA OR INSUFFICIENT COVERAGE MAY RESULT FROM IMPROPER INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENT I Kits associated with the Sentry Three Automatic Collimator are shown in Table 3-1
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DIRECTION 46-001414 TABLE 3-1, KITS FOR SENTRY 111 AUTOMATIC COLLIMATOR
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ADAPTER FOR VERTICAL CASSETTE HOLDER AT RIGHT ANGLE TO TUBE MIST GRAY
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In addition to tile standard serviceman's tool kit, the installer will require
14" x 17" screened cassette (14" x 14", or larger, fluoroscopic screen may be substituted if available)
Various different size cassettes 8" x
lo", 10" x 12", 14" x 17"
Sentry Collimator Alignment Fixture (46-1663906 1) Special wrenches furnished with collimator Two double-ended thin open-end wrenches Allen wrench with 7" shank for 10-24 socket head machine screws Digital Voltmeter Beckman 3030RMS or Fluke Model 8030A or equivalent
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Oscilloscope Tektronix 564 or equivalent, dual trace, memory type with 1OX probes
HHS Field Test Kit, 46-17737261, including RAT pattern set 46216074Pl
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When unpacking, carefully examine the contents of each box Do not discard packing material, envelopes, boxes, etc until all parts are accounted for Should damaged or missing parts be noticed, refer to the "Damage in Transportation" statement for instruc tions regarding transit damage or shortages
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I f a tube hanger is involved in the installation, check Table 3-2 before proceeding with installation of the collimator to see if any spacers are required between the tube unit and tube support (Applies to 48 4 Series Tube Hangers only no spacers are required with the 48 5 Tube Hanger 1 CAUTION BEFORE REMOVING THE TUBE UNIT FROM THE TUBE SUPPORT, RELIEVE TENSION ON THE COLUMN CABLES BY UNWINDING THE COUNTERPOISE SPRINGS UNTIL THE CABLES ARE SLACK DO NOT BACKWIND THE SPRINGS' REST THE TUBE UNIT ON THE TABLE TOP OR OTHER SUITABLE STRUCTURE
If an extension cylinder or other cone is t o be used with the collimator, make sure the cone adapter plate includes a hole for access t o the collimator measuring tape If necessary, add an access hole to the plate per Illustration 3 1
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SPACERS REQUIRED ON 484SERIES HANGERS BETWEEN TUBE UNIT AND TUBE SUPPORT
BALANCE PLATE (46-177S78P1)
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COMBINATIONS MAXIRAY 7518 and HRT TYPE CASINGS SENTRY COLLIMATOR
SPACER REQUIREMENTS
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BALANCEPLATE (FURNISHEDWITH 48-4 HANGER) REQUIRED BALANCEPLATE (FURNISHEDWITH 48-4 HANGER) AND SPACER (FURNISHED WITH ORDOGRAPH II) REQUIRED
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Preliminary Steps
Illustration 3 2 depicts the unit as shipped Prepare the collimator for attachment as follows
New Style Maxiray 7518N, Maxiray 100 or Maxiray 125 Tube Units (focal spot t o accessory mount surface distance of 2-5/16) Refer t o Illustration 3 4 Fasten the furnished interface plate directly to the tube unit with the 9/16" hex eccentrics and the 10-32 x 3/4" hex hms (for MX 75 use 10-32 x 1/2" hex hms) furnished Do not tighten the machine screws a t this time
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Tube Unit - Collimator Interface Alignment
The following procedure wll result in alignment of the central axis of the x ray beam and the center of the collimator blade and shutter arrangement It requires use of the collimator alignment fixture which is available from NPS (Part No 46-16639061) Incorrect alignment could result in lack of uniform radiation
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Rotate the tube unit and alignment fixture-900 from the normal over thetable position
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FOR PROPER APPLICATION DURING ALIGNMENT, USE T H E FOLLOWING X RAY

TECHNIQUES SMALL FOCAL SPOT 60 KVP, 25 MA, 4 SEC LARGE FOCAL SPOT 60 KVP, 200 MA, 2 SEC THE ALIGNMENT FIXTURE IS DESIGNED T O PROVIDE SUFFICIENT RADIATION PROTECTION WHEN THE TUBE UNIT IS OPERATED A T OR BELOW THESE TECHNI QUES A PIECE OF LEAD GLASS (MINIMUM LEAD CONTENT- 2 3 MM LEAD EQUIVALENT A T 150 KVP) ALREADY MOUNTED A T THE BOTTOM OF THE FIXTURE MA KES IT SAFE TO LOOK INTO THE FIXTURE WITH THE NAKED EYE HOWEVER, AS WITH ANY X-RAY EXPOSURE, A LEAD PROTECTIVE SCREEN, LEAD APRON, OR OTHER PROTECTIVE MEDIUM SHOULD BE USED, IF AVAILABLE, TO A V O I D UNNECESSARY RADIATION EXPOSURE
Darken the roomand have an assistant make 60 KVP, 25s ma, 4 sec or 200L ma, 2 sec exposures Looking into the bottom of the alignment fixture, observe correlation of the x ray pattern with the crosshairs on the screen ,Observe the image of both the large and small focal spots (Because of tube alignment tolerances, the focal spots will not coincide When properly aligned, relationship of the crosshairs and focal spot images should be as shown in Illustration 3 6
Using the 9/16' hex eccentrics, shiftthe interface plate in the direction needed for correct alignment (Using the open end wrenches furnished with the collimator, rotate opposite eccentrics in opposite II directions to shfl the interface plate position) Be sure to keep the interface plate square WU the mounting plate on the x-ray tube Repeat Steps 4 and 5 until alignment is satisfactory then tighten the 10.32 hex screws After tightening the screws, recheck the alignment to make certain It has not changed Rotate the tube unit and alignment fixture back to the over-thetable position Remove the alignment fixture and replace the protective cap Attach the collimator to the interface plate using the 10-24 x 3/4 hex screws and Loctite 242 (Refer to Illustration 3-3 Using the supplied T-handle Allen wrench, tighten each screw See the following note
NOTE WHAT IS MEANT BY TIGHTEN -You must keep an eye on theT-handle wrench and stop applying torque when you begin to see the T-handle shaft just start to twist Now the screws are considered to be tight
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After each screw is TIGHT go back to each screw and apply 2 additional 114 or 90 degree twisting turns See the following note
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NOTE WHAT IS MEANT BY TWISTING TURN You will actually be seeing the 1-handle shaft twisting during the entire 1/4 or 90 degree additional turn
With this procedure you can be assured of acquiring the required 40-50 in/lb of torque to each screw You can assist the turning of the T-handle wrench with a screwdnver or wrench, as long as you follow the above procedure step by step
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Damage to the T-handle wrench will not occur after being used in the above procedure, you can continue to use the wrench dunng other collimator installations NOTE BE CAREFUL1 Bumping the fingers projecting from the top of the collimator could bend them out of alignment
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Adjust the tube hanger counterpoise system or tube stand counterweight system per the appropriate direction Wrth the Maxiray 125 Tube Unrt, make sure the ballast (furnished with the 48 5 Hanger) is attached inside the collimator trim cover Make sure that it does not obstruct motion of the blades
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ILLUSTRATION 36 SEC 5 INSTALLATION OF SECOND BEAM CABLE TAKE-UP
- 48-4 & 48 5 TUBE HANGERS ONLY
A second beam cable take-up must be installed within the tube hanger movable beam t o accommodate the cables required for conveying the film size sensing signals from the Bucky to the collimator electronics package and for conveying the signals from other options to the electronics package Hardware for the second beam cable take up is furnished with the Cat No D5303CG Adapting Kit
The beam cable take up can be installed with the beam either on platforms or raised Since the beam must be in a lowered position to provide access to the top of the carriage assembly for adjustment of the height I sensing potentiometer (unless there i s suff icient working room between the beam and the ceiling), it S recommended that the take up system be installed with the beam a t a convenient working height Refer t o the appropriate hanger directions if necessary to drop the beam and also for instructions pertaining to installation of the HV cable take-up USE THIS 10-32 TAPPED 51 Installation on 48-4 Series Tube Hangers HOLE FOR MOUNTING THE STEEL STRIP To install the take-up system, proceed as follows
Attach a cable take up bracket (See Illustration 3 7) to the 2 wide spring steel strip as shown in Illustration 3 8
CABLE TAKE UP BRACKET USED FOR INSTALLING THE SECOND BEAM CABLE TAKE UP ON THE 48-4 SERIES TUBE HANGERS ILLUSTRATION 3 7
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LOCK WILL BE REAlTACHED TO THIS AXLE TRANSVERSE(LATERAL) LOCK
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Slide the end of the steel strip without the bracket attached under the rear carriage axle and over the front axle Continue sliding the strip while looping it in the movable beam until the attached bracket hits the front axle Pull the strip down and fasten the other take-up bracket t o it using a 10-32 x 1-1/4" screw and #10 lockwasher Put one of the 1" x 2" clamp plates on the screw and just start a 10-32 hex nut to hold it in place Be sure to assemble as shown in Illustration 3 8 Attach the transverse lock and the take-up bracket to the rear carraige axle (mounting holes available) using (2) 10-32 x 5/8" screws as shown in Illustration 3-8 Use one of the screws t o refasten the lock lead cable clamp Attach the other take-up bracket to the front carriage axle using (2) 10 32 x 5/8" screws. Locate the two countersunk holes in the bottom of the beam and fasten the steel strip as shown in Illustration 3 10 Position a cable clamp plate on the screw towards the rear of the hanger and just start the nut
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Put finishing touches on the transverse lock relocation as follows

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Pull the excess lead length through the tie cords and cable clamps Remove the leads from terminals 20 and 25 of 3TS2 Cut off the leads to lengths required for neat appearance Reterminate with 1/4" push on terminals (511A590P1) Again mark the leads 20 and 25 and reattach to the proper terminals of 3TS2
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To install the take-up system proceed as follows

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Slide the end of the steel strip without the bracket attached under the rear carriage axle and over the front axle Continue sliding the strip while looping it in the movable beam until the attached bracket hits the front axle Pull the strip down and fasten the other take-up bracket to it using a 10-32 x 1-1/4" screw and#lO lockwasher Put one on the 1I' x 2" clamp plates on the screw and just start a 10-32 nut to hold it in place Be sure to assemble as shown in Illustration 3-12 Attach the take up bracket furnished with the hanger to the carriage assembly frame using the hex socket head screws Attach the other bracket to the front carriage axle using (2) 1032 x 5/8" screws Fasten the other end of the steel strip to the bottom of the beam as shown in I llustration 3-13 There are two countersunk holes about 5 feet from the rear of the beam on the bottom Position a cable clamp plate on the screw towards the rear of the hanger and just start the nut
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To connect the lock and light cable and the servo cable, proceed as follows
1 Detach the connector housing cover See Illustration 3 14 Fasten the plugs on the cables to the jacks on the back of the collimator Fasten the cables to the back of the collimator with the cable clamps See Illustration 3 15 Replace the connector housing cover 3 15
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SERVO CABLE *INDICATED CABLE CLAMP DESIGNATIONS ARE STAMPED ON THE OUTSIDE PERIMETER OF THE CLAMPS ILLUSTRATION 3 15
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Three extra buttons are furnished 2 "AUX" and 1 "STEREO" Replace Button 6 with the STEREO button if the unit is equipped with a vertical stereoshifter Replace Button 5 with an AUX button if there is no electrical detent Replace Button 4 with an AUX button if there is no electrical rotation lock To change buttons, firmly pull out the existing button - use of a screwdriver should not be necessary and press the new button in firmly
*NOTE For Hydradjust Collimator Model 46-194765G1, there are no buttons
For VRT Collimator Models 46-233717G1 and 46-233718G1, and for Compax 4OOT Collimator Model 4 6 1 9 4 7 9 6 2 , the buttons are different than shown here
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Installation with 48 4 and 48-5 Tube Hangers
The electronics package is attached directly to the front axle of the carriage assembly on the 48 4 Series Tube Hangers The electronics package is attached to the brackets welded to the front axle on the 48 5 Hanger Proceed as follows 1 Remove the 1/4-20 nuts from the two mounting studs on back of the outer box of the electronics package See Illustration 3 1 6 Detach the connector cover by removing the (2) 6-32 screws securing the cover to the standoffs. Lift the electronics package into place as shown in Illustration 3 17 Replace the 1/4-20 nuts and tighten Move the bumper assembly as shown in Illustration 3 1 8 to prevent the electronics package from striking the end cap
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Installation with No 65 and 80 Tube Stands
When installing the collimator with one of these tube stands, a wall box is used to house the collimator electronics package With the No 65 Tube Stand, a suggested mounting location for the wall box is near the counterweight housing With the No 80 Tube Stand, a suggested location is near the HV Transformer However, in either case, take into account the cable lengths given in Chapter 2, Preinstallation, when determining a suitable location Install the electronics package as follows Remove the wall box cover and set aside Attach the wall box mounting plate to the wall in the desired location See Illustration 3 19 for mounting details Depending upon the particular structure involved, use lag screws, toggle bolts, or anchors for m ounting Detach the connector cover from the electronics package and discard Remove and discard the two hex standoffs See Illustration 3 2 0 Detach the shields from the electronics package and discard
See Illustration 3 20
Loosen the electronics package cover by removing the (2) 6-32 screws shown in Illustration 3 2 1 Attach the furnished hex standoffs t o the electronics package per Illustration 3 2 1 Refasten the electronics package cover Attach the electronics package to the wall box mounting plate per Illustration 3 21
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1 3/8" HEX O STANDOFF N GLOCKWASHER

6-32 X 3 / 8
1/4" LOCKWASHER 1/4 20 1 3 / v RntlND STANDOFF ..--._I HEX NUT
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No 6 LOCKWASHER DETAIL "A' N P 2 PLACES
ELECTRONICS PACKAGE MOUNTING STUD
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SID INTERLOCK SWITCH AND ACTUATOR INSTALLATION
Actuator Positioning, General

Switches and actuators must be installed to signal collimator control circuitry when the tube unit is posi tioned a t specific, discrete S I D positions for vertical table or chest unit work Three discrete S I D positions are permitted for vertical table work and another three for vertical chest unit work Normally, these distances are those on the collimator field size scale selector, namely 44,48 and 60 or 72" Four situations governing switch and actuator requirements exist
CASE 1 CASE 2
Non angulating table and no chest unit -- no switches required Non angulating table and chest unit -- 4 switches and 4 actuators required per Table 3 3 Angulating table and no chest unit -- 4 switches and 4 actuators required per Table 3 4 However, if a chest unit is to be added a t a future date, 7 actuators should be installed per Table 3 5 Angulating table and chest unit -- 5 switches and 11 actuators required per Table 3 5 ( Number of actuators required may be reduced if a table and chest unit S I D position happen to coincide see Illustration 3 24 and the dis cussion following 1
CASE 3
CASE 4
TABLE 3-3
Switch and Actuator Requirements with Chest Unit
SID
SWITCH AND ACTUATOR IDENTIFICATION
20 - 36"
Switch A, Actuator A Switch C, Actuator C Switch D, Actuator D Switch E, Actuator
S I D No 1 (44")
S I D No 2 (48")
S I D No 3 (60" or 72")
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TABLE 3-4 Switch and Actuator Requirements with Angulating Table SID 20" 36"
SWITCH AND ACTUATOR IDENTIFICATION Switch B, Actuator B Switch C, Actuator C Switch D, Actuator D Switch
S I D No 1 (44")
S I D No 2 (48') S I D No 3 (60" or 72")
E, Actuator E
For this arrangement, the positions of the jumpers on Card A5, Logic Board (Illustration 1) must be changed as follows Insert JB1 between Z1 and X1, JB2 between W2 and Y2 and 583 between V3 and X3 With this change, the S I D signals will appear t o come from both table and chest unit, although there is no chest unit (For the conditions given in Table 1 or 3, the jumper arrangement shown on Illustration 1 applies )
+90
JB4
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V W
90
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JB4 is shown in the -90 position which I used when the chest unit is off the foot end of the S table Should the chest unit be off the head end of the table, move the jumper to the +90
position JUMPER ARRANGEMENT ON CARD A5.46-18853261 LOGtC BOARD ILLUSTRATION 3-22
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TABLE 3 5 Switch and Actuator Requirements with Angulating Table and Chest Unit SWITCH AND ACTUATOR IDENTIFICATION
S D I
20" 36"
S I D No 1 (44")
VERTICAL TABLE Switch
VERTICAL CHEST UNIT Switch A, Actuator A Switch C, Actuator C Switch D, Actuator D Switch E, Actuator E
B, Actuator B
Switch C&D, Actuators C&D Switches D&E, Actuators D&E Switches E&C, Actuators E&C
S I D No 2 (48')
S I D No 3 (60" or 72")
With both angulating table and chest unit, the 2 sets of required actuators may be separated or they may be mingled, depending on equipment layout and room size Collimator logic discriminates between the 2 sets of actuators since 2 switches must close for vertical table SID's while only one switch must close for the chest unit SI D's See Illustration 3 23
C&D
D&E
C&E
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SWITCH ROLLER TABLE SID NO 1 CHEST
SID L:; E ,
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ACTUATORD
ROLLER HEIGHT
C
B
A ACTUATOR POSITIONS EXACTLY COINCIDE -OK
ACTUATOR POSITIONS ADJACENT TO EACH OTHER -OK
ACTUATOR POSITIONS PARTIALLY OVERLAP NOT OK (SWITCH WILL NOT OPEN BETWEEN POSlTlONSI 20657
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EXACT OR PARTIAL COINCIDENCE, OR ADJACENT ACTUATOR POSITIONS FOR TABLE AND CHEST UNIT ILLUSTRATION 3 24
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With both angulating table and chest unit in the same room, there i s a chance that there will be an oc casional conflict between actuator positions for the table and chest unit Illustration 3 24 shows what should be done in case of a conflict I f there is more than 3/4" overlap, move the chest unit so the two locations are exactly coincident as in Illustration 3-24 For coincident positions, a jumper change must be made on Card A5 per Table 3-5A to maintain proper collimator logic signals If, for example, Actuator D for table SID No 1 happens to coincide exactly with Actuator D for chest unit SID No 2, JB1 must be inserted between 2 2 and X2 If there is less than 3/4" overlap, move the chest unit so the PO positions are adjacent as in Illustration 3-24 Obviously, if the chest unit is already against the wall, it can be moved only in one direction If the above requirements are not met, either there will be a false signal sent to the collimator control cir cuitry, or there will be nonstandard SID not in aareement with the field size scale selector or with usual customer technics Lengthening the actuator IS not permitted since this would allow too much tolerance for the S D position I
TABLE 3 5 A JUMPER ARRANGEMENTS FOR SID COINCIDENCE
T O CONNECT TO INSERT
Table Vertical SID No 1
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Table Vertical Sid No 2
Chest Unit SID No 1 Chest Unit SID No 2 Chest Unit SID No 3 Chest Unit SID No 1 Chest Unit SID No 2 Chest Unit SID No 3 Chest Unit SID No 1 Chest Unit SID No 2 Chest Unit SID No 3
JB1
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Y1 Y2 Y3
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Kits Required For the XT Rad Suspension, the Cat No D5303DD Kit includes 5 switches, 7 actuators (1 long and 6 short ones), mounting brackets (one for inboard-mounted bridqes and a different one for outboard mounted bridges), interconnecting cable and hardware In Direction 14039, assembly details for the switches and actuators are explained For the 48 Tube Hangers, the C a t No D5303CG Kit includes 5 switches and 7 actuators (1 long and 6 short ones) together with mounting pans, cable and hardware For the 65 Tube Stand, the Cat. No D5303CF Kit includes 5 switches and 7 actuators (1 long and 6 short ones) together with mounting parts, cable and hardware For the 80 Tube Stand, the Cat No D5303DA Kit includes 5 switches and 7 actuators (1 long and 6 short ones) together with mounting parts, cable and hardware For the Vertical Bucky Stand, the C a t No D5303CE Kit includes a height sensing switch assembly with its 2 actuators, and 4 S D actuators (1 long and 3 short ones) together with the required hardware I For the Hans Pausch Vertical Bucky Stand, the Cat No B5301C kit includes 4 actuators (1 long and 3 short ones) together wlth mounting parts, cable and hardware For other chest units, the C a t No D5303CH Kit includes 4 actuators (1 long and 3 short ones) together with the required hardware Additional Information STATIONARY
SWITCH
ACTUATOR POSITIONS'
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40 mountmg holesforactuators A & B are 1/2" from actual SID positions.
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Switch and Actuator Mounting Proceduk, 48 Tu'be Hangers Decide on which end of the rear beam end cap the switch assembly is to be mounted Bear in mind possible interference between this assembly and adjacent objects See Illustration's 3 25 thru 29 Referring to Illustration 3 25, put tape over the holes in the switch mounting plate that will not be used Use the tape scale on the collimator to establish moveable beam positions corresponding to the SID positions selected Measure t o the FILM PLANE, not the table top or front of the chest unit1 (Within layout limitations, the customer should decide on the SID positions SID's corresponding t o those on the field size scale selector, the furnished markers, and standard x ray technics should generally be used 1 Temporarily attach Item 1 Switch Mounting Plate (less switches) t o the end cap and the actuator mounting angle to the rear stationary rail, Illustration 3 26 Mark centers for the actuators on the mounting angle a t each SI D position using the holes in the mounting plate as a guide, including two marks for the 20" and 36" positions Paired actuators must be EXACTLY in line Note that switch and actuator positions depend on which side of the end cap the switch assembly is mounted Remove mounting angle and switch mounting plate Assemble switches to mounting plate as shown on Illustration 3 2 5 Switch rollers must be a t exactly the same height with respect to the mounting plate The best procedure is to turn the inner nut all the way in Secure the outer nut firmly Connect Item 5 SID Interlock Switch Cable to switches per Table 3-6 and Illustration 26 or 27 Secure cable with item 5 bushing
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6
SWITCH
SWITCH TERMINAL
C A D B E E (Black jumpers connect all switch commons )
NO
NO
NO NO NO C
WIRING SIDE FEMALE 1P9
20WD.DIO
Drill and tap 6-32 mounting holes for the actuators into the mounting angle Assemble actuators to mounting angle and attach angle to stationary rail Mount the switch assembly on the beam end cap so the actuators are 1/8" from the angle surface Check switch operation with an ohmmeter each switch or switch pair must close a t selected SID positions. Assemble Item 2 Cover, Illustration 3 26 Route SID interlock switch cable to ing out the procedure in Section 12
1P9 on the electronics package with the other cables when carry
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Reference the SID positions selected by affixing t h e furnished pointer to the bottom of the rear end cap and the circular markers to the longitudinal cable concealment cover or other suitable surface Use one color for vertical table SID's and the other for chest unit SID's
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HOLE NOT USED IN THIS CASE
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FRONT VIEW SWITCH LOCATIONS ON MOUNTING PLATE 48 TUBE HANGER ASSEMBLY MOUNTED ON HEAD END OF REAR BEAM END CAP
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FRONT VIEW SWITCH LOCATIONS ON MOUNTING PLATE 48 TUBE HANGERASSEMBLY MOUNTED ON FOOT END OF REAR BEAM END CAP (SEE ABOVE FOR LEGEND) ILLUSTRATION 325,CHANGE OF SWITCH ORIENTATION BECAUSE OF HEAD OR FOOT END MOUNTING OF SWITCH MOUNTING PLATE (REQUIRES CHANGE OF ACTUATOR POSITIONS) 48-4 & 48-5 TUBE HANGERS
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MOVABLE BEAM
FOUR BLK LEADS FURNISHED
SCREW
1/8 MOUNTING
ANGLE
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NOTE! MOUNT SWITCHES (P13) I TO BRACKET (P1) BEFORE 6 MOUNTING BRACKET TO ROUTE CABLE THRU 1 SWITCHPLATE END CAP ALL SWITCH ROLLERS BEAM TAKE UP TO 2 COVER SHOULD PROTRUDE FROM THE 5 BUSHING 1P9 OF SENTRY BRACKET THE SAME DISTANCE 6 CABLE ELECTRONICS MOUNT BRACKET SO THAT 7 6 32 x 3/8' FHMS (6) PACKAGE DISTANCE FROM ALUMINUM 12 10 32 x 3/8 BHMS (2) ANGLE TO ROLLER IS 1/8" 1BSWITCH, SPDT (5) SEE DETAIL ABOVE MOUNTING OF SWITCH ASM ON HEAD END SIDE OF REAR BEAM END CAP
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STATIONARY RAIL FOOT END
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SID NO 3 STATIONARY RAIL
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MOUNTING ANGLE <FOR SWITCH ACTUATORS
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VERTICAL TABLE
CHEST UNIT OR BUCKY STAND

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ARRANGEMENT OF ACTUATORS FOR SID SWITCHES A THRU E
ILLUSTRATION 3-26, SID SWITCH AND ACTUATOR MOUNTING O N 48 TUBE HANGERS SWITCH ASM MOUNTED ON HEAD END OF REAR BEAM END CAP (PREFERRED POSITION)
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FOUR BLK LEADS FURNISHED WITH CABLE
SWITCH B SWITCH "A"
ORN LEAD 20676-D10 MOUNTING OF SWITCH ASM ON FOOT END SIDE OF REAR BEAM END CAP
REAR STATIONARY RAIL FOOT END
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60' OR7Y
-STATIONARY RAIL MOUNTING ANGLE FOR W I T C H ACTUATORS
SWITCH ACTUATOR-
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SECTION H H NOTE ACTUATORS FOR TABLE &CHEST U N I T ARE SHOWN SEP ARATED FOR CLARITY BUT M A Y BE MINGLED IF NECESSARY
VERTICAL TABLE
CHEST U N I T OR BUCKY STAND

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ARRANGEMENT OF ACTUATORS FOR SID SWITCHES A THRU E
ILLUSTRATION 3 27, SID SWllTCH & ACTUATOR MOUNTING ON 48 TUBE HANGERS SWITCH ASM MOUNTED ON FOOT END OF REAR BEAM END CAP
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OR44
4-48
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FILM PLANE
(40 48 60 OR 72 SID S ARE SUGGESTED BUT ANY SID S WITHIN 85 MAX MAY BE SET UP)
VERTICAL TABLE CHEST UNIT OR BUCKY STAND NOTE ACTUATORS FOR TABLE UATOR POSITIONS
& CHEST UNIT ARE SHOWN SEP ARATED FOR CLARITY BUT MAY BE MINGLED IF NECESSARY
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ILLUSTRATION 3 28, ACTUATOR POSITIONS WITH SWITCH ASM MOUNTED
ON HEAD END OF 48 TUBE HANGER REAR BEAM END CAP (PREFERRED POSITION)
REAR STATIONARY R A I L
(40 48 60 OR 72 SID S ARE SUGGESTED BUT
ANY SID S WITHIN 85 MAX MAY BE SET UP)
VERTICAL TABLE CHEST UNIT OR 8UCKY STAND NOTE ACTUATORS FOR TABLE & CHEST UNIT ARE SHOWN SEP ARATED FOR CLARITY BUT MAY BE MINGLED IF NECESSARY
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2, 18,
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MOUNTING ANGLE
ACTUATOR POSITIONS SECTION H H
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ILLUSTRATION 3 29, ACTUATOR POSITIONS WITH SWITCH ASM MOUNTED O N FOOT END OF 48 TUBE HANGER REAR BEAM END CAP
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS 11-2175
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PARTS LIST
1 2 3 4 5
6 7
8
9
10 12 13 14 15
16
SUPPORT BRACKEl SW MTGPLATE COVER ADAPTER PLATE BUSHI NG SWITCHES (5) ACTUATOR ( 6 ) (SMALL) CABLE MARKER SET POINTER BHMS 6-32 x 3/8 (6) BHMS 1032 x 112 (6) NUT 10-32 (6) FHMS, 6 32 x 1/2 (6) OR DOUBLE BACK ADHESIVE TAPE ACTUATOR LONG SWITCH SHANK
TUBE STAND UPPER SUPPORT RAIL
l4
11
SWITCHESE D C B & A
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BLK LEAD
FOUR BLK LEADS CABLE (p8) WITH FURNISHED
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BLU LEAD
YEL LEAD
ORN LEAD
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ILLUSTRATION 3 30, SWITCH ASSEMBLY MOUNTING AT TOP CF COLUMN, 65 TUBE STAND
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Switch and Actuator Mounting Procedure, 65 Tube Stand
The switches and actuators are arranged as shown on Ills 3 30 and 31 The tube stand must be fully assem bled, including tube unit and collimator, before proceeding The swtch assembly must be mounted off center to clear the HV cable support
Use the tape scale on the collimator to establish column positions corresponding to the SID positions selected Measure to the FILM PLANE, not the table top or front of chest unit1 (Within layout I limitations, the SI D positions should be decided on by the customer S Ds corresponding to the field size scale selector, the furnished markers, and standard x ray technics should generally be used 1
Indicate the SID positions selected by affixing furnished pointer to the top of the column and the circular markers to the front lip of the upper rail Use one color for vertical table SIDs and the other for chest unit SIDs
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SID NO 1 6 4 0 OR44
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SID NO 2
HOLE NOT USED CABLE BUSHING (EITHER SIDE1
SID NO 3 60 OR 72
0
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HOLE FOR SWITCH
DETAl L A TOP V I M
SEE DETAIL A
VERTICAL TABLE
FILM PLANE
SID NO 2
60 OR
60 OR
72
72 SID NO 3
SID NO 3
48 SID NO 2 SID NO 1
FRONT VIEW NOTE SWITCHCOMBINATIONS D+E & C+E MUST BE ACTUATED SlMULTANEOUSLY
BUCKY STAND
O R CHEST UNIT
A
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ILLUSTRATION 3 31, SWITCH AND ACTUATOR ARRANGEMENT FOR 65 TUBE STAND (REVERSE LONGITUDINAL ORDER OF ACTUATORS FOR CHEST UNIT I F IT IS LOCATED OFF HEAD END OF TABLE INSTEAD OF THE FOOT END AS SHOWN 1
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Use tape to cover holes in switch mounting plate that will not be used, Ill 3 3 Make a subassembly 1 of Items 1, 2 and 4,I l l 3 30,and temporarily mount it to the top of the column as shown Adjust assembly in slots so the mounting plate is as close as possible to the upper support rail With the tube stand positioned a t each SID, mark locations for actuators I l l 3 31,on the underside of the support rail using a pencil thru the hole(s) for the SID switches Do this carefully accuracy is important1 For Actuators A and B, make 2 marks, one a t 20" SID and the other a t 36"SID Paired actuators must be exactly in line Remove the subassembly from the top of the column, remove tape and assemble switches as shown 1 on Ill 3 30 and 3 All rollers must be exactly the same height with respect t o the mounting plate This IS best done by turning the inner mounting nut all the way into the switch Tighten outer nuts securely Connect the SID interlock switch cable leads per Table 36 and as shown on Ill 330 Secure cable with bushing Mount cover, Item 3 t o switch assembly Reinforce the pencil marks made previously for SID positions by using a steel scriber (scratchall) Clean under surface of upper support a t S D positrons Verify that paired actuator positions are I exactly opposite to one another Drill and tap 6-32 mounting holes for the short actuators if they have mounting holes Otherwise secure them with doubleback adhesive tape as must be done to secure the long actuators Actuators must be centered exactly with reference marks laterally and longitudinally Mount switch assembly to the top of the column as shown on Ill 3 30 The switch rollers must be exactly 118' from the underside of the upper support rail Check switch operation with an ohmmeter each switch or switch pair must close a t the SID positions
6
7
10 Route SI D interlock cable when carrying out procedure in Section 12 The cable connects to 1P9 on electronics package
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1 1-2175 - 9 3--- Switch and Actuator Mounting Procedure, 80 Tube Stand
SM D5303C
The following procedure should be done BEFORE the column is erected It is difficult, but not impossible to do it with the column erected
1
Referring t o 111 3 32,assemble switches, Item 3,to mounting bracket, Item 1 Do not attach leads a t this time
Detail C indicates that the inner nuts must be screwed in far enough so that after the switch is secured by the outer nut, there should be exactly 118" of exposed thread outside of the nut Doing this will accomplish two things the rollers will be in the same plane and after final assembly of the column, the rollers will be about 1/8" from the floor plate surface
Engage the switch assembly on the base of the column as shown on Section B B Remove the two lower nuts securing the base to the bottom of the column, put on the Item 18 washers and engage the switch assembly Tighten the nuts An 11/16 socket will fit on these nuts Should engagement of the switch assembly be attempted with the column erected, a 3/8 drive wrench, 6" extension and a universal joint will be needed The foot end nut will be a t somewhat of an angle If it cannot be loosened, the column must be taken down t o get a t it
Referring to 111 3 33, connect Item 9 Cable at top of column Table 3 7 shows connections a t both top and bottom of the column TABLE 3-7,SID INTERLOCK SWITCH CONNECTIONS
ITEM 9 CABLE orn brn Ye1 red blu blk
34PL5 AT TOP OF COLUMN
COLUMN INTERNAL CABLE
12" BLK EXTENSIONS

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SWITCH NUMBER TERMINAL
1 Ring out six available splice multicolored leads at top 3 2 and bottom of column " splice (At top of column, four leads 4 already connected to 34PL5) ' ,, splice as indicated (Black jumpers connect all switch commons )
1,
C A D B E B
NO NO NO NO NO
C
Since connections of the multicolored leads to 34PL5 cannot be checked readily, BE SURE TO RING OUT connections between Item 9 Cable leads and the multicolored leads a t the bottom of the column The red/wht/blk and orn/wht/blk leads, which must be spliced a t the top of the column, may be laid back and under a clamp 4 Connect the switches per Table 3 7 and Ill 332, and check with an ohmmeter a t the plug end of Item 9 Cable that each switch closes when i t s roller is depressed See plug diagram Depressing Switch C roller would give continuity between ORN & BLK, for example
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TABLE SID S
CHEST UNIT SID S
DETAIL A ACTUATOR ARRANGEMENT FOR 80TUBE STAND (TOP VIEW) NOTE SEE TABLES 3 4 AND 3 5 FOR TABLE ACTUATOR ARRANGEMENT WHEN THERE IS NO CHEST UNIT
SEE DETAIL A
BASE TRIM COVER (NOTBH AS REQUIRED TO FIT 1) ITEM

FLOOR RAIL
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SUPPORT ASM
MOUNTING PLATE
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HEIGHT SENSING POT

9, SID
I II I II I II I II
I II
I II I II
I II
INTERLOCK CABLE CONNECT PER TABLE 3 7
I II I II I II
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34PK 34PL1
INTERNAL CABLE TO BOlTOM OF COLUMN
VERTICAL LOCK
ILL 333, TOP OF 80 TUBE STAND COLUMN (TURNED 90T0 THE RIGHT) PARTS LIST ITEM
1
2
DESCRIPTION
Switch Mounting Bracket Cover Switch, 5 used, spdt Bind hms, 6-32 x 1/2", 2 used 13668, Connector, 6 used 12858, Connector, 2 used 45918, Lug, 4 used Cable Clamp, TA713D08 Cable Plate, Mounting
ITEM 11
12 13 14 15 17 18 19
DESCR IPTlON
Actuator, long Actuator, short FHMS, 6-32 x 3/8", 8 used Marker Set Pointer Adhesive 318" Washer, 2 used T9005E, Strap, T Y 23 M (25)
3
4
5 6
7
8 9 10
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I f not already done, erect the tube column and complete the installation and adjustment of the tube stand per Service Manual SM 82080 BE CAREFUL NOT TO DAMAGE THE SWITCH ASSEMBLY! Install SID pointer, Item 15, on small bracket on wall support (if wall mounted) or on upper extension assembly if ceiling mounted Use the tape scale on the collimator t o establish column positions cor responding to the SI D positions selected Measure to the FI LM PLANE, not the table top or front of chest unit! (Within layout limitations, the SID positions should be decided on by the customer SI D's corresponding to the field size scale selector, the furnished markers and standard x ray technics should generally be used 1 I f there is both an angulating table and a chest unit and some of the SI D positions are within 1 1/2" of one another, refer to ACTUATOR POSITIONING, GENERAL in the foregoing text Using the marker set, Item 14, indicate SI D positions one color for the table and the other color for the chest unit The markers can go on any surface adjacent t o the pointer Install Item 10 Actuator Mounting Plates on the floor, butting against the tube stand ftom rail as shown on Ill 3 32 By moving the tube stand throughout the SID range(s) and observing switch travel, the longitudinal position of the two 60" long plates with respect to the floor rail can be determined The two plates must be carefully shimmed so they are in exactly the same plane as the floor rail Otherwise, the switches may actuate in one place but not in another Also, the plates must be level front to back for the Same reason Bear in mind that the switch rollers should be 1/8" +/ 1/16" from the plates throughout the SID positions I f outside of the + tolerance, the actuators can be shimmed If outside the tolerance, see Step 2 above Secure the plates to the floor with hardware consistent with buildmg construction The mounting holes, 0 187" dia, provide clearance for #8 screws
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10 A t each SID position, mark on the floor plate the switch mounting bracket edge position, either the foot end side or the head end side, but be consistent
Using the dimensions given on Ill 3 3 2 , establish actuator centers corresponding to switch roller cen ters for each SID position Do this carefully accuracy is important For Actuators A & B, make two marks, one a t 20" SID and the other a t 36" SID Paired actuators must be exactly in line The actu ator pattern should be like Detail A, Ill 3 3 2 , if the chest unit is off the foot end as shown The order for the chest unit actuators will be reversed if the chest unit is off the head end side Drill and tap 6 32 holes in the floor plates for the actuators, Item s 11 and 12 Secure them temporarily with the Item 13 screws Verify switch operation as in Step 4 above I f ok, secure the actuators with Item 17, Adhesive and the 6 32 x 3/8" fhms Assemble Item 2 Cover, Ill 3 32
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i o ASSEMBLY OF DUAL WALL CABLE TAKE-UP - e
4 AND 4 8 5 TUBE HANGERS ONLY
The rear members of the wall take up system should have been installed with the stationary rails per installation instructions for the particular tube hanger involved (Assembly on an existing single wall cable take up system requires removal of the front coversand unfastening of the HV cable takeup strip from the bottom of the cable trough 1
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Installation of Cable Drop Using the dimensions given in Illustration 3 34, make the cable drop cut-out and drill (3) i/4" holes in the bottom center of the wall cable take up trough Mount the cable drop using (3)1032 x 5/8' pan hms InstallaQonof Wall Take-up Strip
2
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While cable take up strip orientation may differ from one installation to another, the basic procedure will not 1 2
Lay the 2 3/4" wide spring steel strip in the wall cable take-up trough as shown in Illustration 3-34
Attach the steel strip to the cable take-up bracket as shown in Illustration 3 35 Mount the take up bracket to the end cap as shown in Illustration 3 35 Position the unattached end of the steel strip along the bottom of the wall take-up trough so that full beam travel is possible Cut the steel strip and redrill the 1/4" mounting holes to suit the installation involved See Illustration 3 3 6 Use tin snips t o cut the strip Be sure t o heat the strip with a propane torch before attempting to drill the holes Drill holes m the bottom of the cable trough to accept the screws for fastening the spring steel strip Mount the strip to the bartom of the trough as shown in Illustration 3-36
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Install the wall take up strip for the hanger HV cables in the same manner Route the HV cables, the in coming power cable, and the stator cable through the wall take-up system per installation instructions for the particular tube hanger involved
When routing the collimator cables through the take-up system, use the cable clamp t o firmly clamp the cables a t the ends of steel strip and use the spring clips to hold the cables in place along the steel strip Remember to lubricate between the cables and the steel strip with Vaseline
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- 48-4 & 48-5 TUBE HANGERS ONLY
If the rear wall cable take up i s used for the hanger HV cables and Fluoricon intensifier cables, it is recom mended that the automatic collimator cables be draped from the bottom of the wall take-up housing I f this is done, a cable exit hole must be drilled in the left beam member and suitable bushed (order Part No 47516-Bushing and specify length), to allow the cables to drop down in front of the housing Also, the HV and Fluoricon cables must exit from the rear of the cable take-up housing instead of from the bottom Alternatives to the above method of handling three or more sets of cables are
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Drape eables from the rear rail and use the wall take-up on the front rail
Use two wall take ups, one on the front and one on the rear rail
By means of brackets, offset the drapery track toward the front from the bottom of the wall take up This avoids blocking bottom cable exit from the take up Care must be taken to avoid protrusion of screws into the housing where they will interfere with the take-up Drape all cables from the rear stationary rail and omit wall cable take up The collimator cables can be grouped with the HV and the LV cables
Should cable drape parts be needed in excess of the one track, carriers and hardware furnished with the tube hanger, order 46-160954G 1 Cable Drape Parts. This listing consists of two tracks plus the necessary carriers and hardware
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This section describes connections required between the collimator, electronics package, and other equip ment Some interconnections may have been made when installing another subsystem component but are repeated here for completeness and verification Other interconnections should be made as listed Look over the general headings, pick out the specificsubsystem components involve(! in the installation, and make all interconnections listed for these items
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Connections t o Tube Suspensions
Information given is general in nature For specific cable routing details refer to the installation instruc tions for the particular tube suspension involved A
48 4 Tube Hanger Connections

Connect the height-sensing pot cable t o "P5" on the electronics package
a
Connect the collimator power cable to "P6" on the electronics package Mate the power cable and the power cable extension Connect the leads of the power cable extension to the terminal strip on the rear of the vertical column (3TS2) per markings
b
c
Connect the servo cable to "P7" on the electronics package and "Pl" on the collimator
a
Connect the SI D interlock cable to the required switches per Section 9 Connect the SID interlock cable to
b
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"P9"
on the electronics package
Connect the lock and light cable to "P2" on the collimator Connect the leads of the lock and light cable to 3TS2 per markings
Check for diodes connected between the following points On rear of 2TB1 (Terminal board in the rear beam end cap)-
2TB1 20 0-w-42TB1-26
2TB1 140-02TBl 22 16
ZTB1 140-02TB1
On 3TS2 (Terminal strrp on the rear of the vertical column) -
3TS2 2030 20 ST
3TS2 23 0-03TS2-27
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On 3TS1 (Terminal strip on stereo shifter assembly) 3TS1-3 OO T l - JS 2
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If any of the diodes are not in place, install the furnished 1N5062's
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If the stereo shift option is included, remove jumper bar W143 on Card A4 in the electronics package
48 4C (Model 461659362] Tube Hanger with mammography collimator Connect the ORN and BLU leads of the tube hanger incoming cable to 2TB1 17 and 18 respectively
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2 Connect the height sensing pot cable to "P5" on the electronics package a b Connect the collimator power cable to "P6" on the electronics package Mate the power cable and the power cable extension Connect the power cable extension t o 3P3 on the rear of the vertical column Connect the servo cable extension t o "P7" on the electronics package Mate the servo cable and the servo cable extension Connect the servo cable to "Pl" on the collimator Connect the SID interlock cable t o the required switches per Section 9 Connect the SID interlock cable to "P9' on the electronics package
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Connect the lock and light cable to "P2" on the collimator and to "3P2" on the rear of the vert ica I co lumn
No 65 Tube Stand Connections 1 2 3 Connect the height sensing pot cable to "P5" on the electronics package Connect the harness assembly in the electronics package wall box to "P6" and "P8" on the e Iectro nics pac kage Connect the collimator lamp supply cable t o the terminal strip in the wall box (AlTS2) and to the terminal strip a t the top of the l e f t vertical column (2TS2lLEAD COLOR WHT BLK GRN AlTS2 TERMINAL 2TS2 TERMINAL
3 2 G ND
7 6 GND
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Connect the collimator power cable to AlTS2, route through conduit to the x-ray control and connect a t the control
LEAD COLOR
AlTS2 TERMINAL
FUNCTION A T CONTROL+
117 VAC (A21 WHT 6 0 VAC ( A l l BLK 5 G ND GRN GND "See instructions for the x ray unit involved for specific terminal connections 5 6 Connect the servo cable t o "P7" on the electronics package and "Pl" on the collimator
a
Connect the SID interlock cable to the required switches per Section 9 Connect the SID interlock cable to "P9" on the electronics package Connect the lock and light cable to "P2" on the collimator Connect the leads of the lock and light cable t o 2TS2 per markings Tape up the unused BLU, GRN and YEL leads
Install the furnished 1N5062 diodes between the following points 2Ts110-0 zTS310+0 2Ts12 2Ts32
zTS4-10-0
D
2Ts42
No 80 Tube Stand Connections See Illustration 3-36A
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Connect the height sensing pot cable to "P5" on the electronics package Connect the harness assembly in the electronics package wall box to "P6" and "P8" on the electronics package Connect the collimator power cable to the terminal strip in the wall box (AlTS2), route through conduit to the x ray control and connect a t the control
LEAD COLOR AlTS2 TERMINAL FUNCTION AT CONTROL*
117 VAC (A21 WHT 6 0 VAC (A11 BLK 5 GND GRN GND *See instructions for the x ray unit involved for specific terminal connections
4 5 Connect the servo cable to "P7" on the electronics package and "Pl" on the collimator
a
Connect the required SID interlock switches t o the tube stand internal interconnecting cable per Section 9 Connect the SID interlock cable t o 'lP9'' on the electronics package
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Connect the lock and light cable to "P2" on the collimator (Other end of cable connected to 34PL2 a t the factory 1 Connections to X Ray Tables
Information given is qeneral in nature Refer to the appropriate interface diagram in Chapter 7, Schematics for complete wiring details
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Monitrol90 Table Connections
Connect the table interconnecting cable to "P2" on the electronics package, route through take up systems, conduit, etc into the wall junction box and connect to 2TS5 per markings Remove the tape from the GRA lead and connect t o 2TS5-10 Leave the W HT, WHT/BRN and WHT/BLK leads taped up Clamp the cable to the junction box
Connect the leads of the tagged cable in the junction box to-base area harness to 2TS5 per mark ings Clamp the cable to the junction box
A t the Bucky, remove the YEL lead of the cassette size sensing cable from 12TS2 2, remerk it "4"and connect it t o 12TS2-4 Connect a jumper between 12TS2 2 and 12TS2 3
Monitrol 15 Table Connections 1 Connect the table interconnecting cable to "P2" on the electronics package, route through take up systems, conduit, etc to the table base terminal area and connect to 1TS3 per markings Leave the unused WHT, GRA, WHT/BRN and WHT/BLK leads taped up
At the Bucky remove YEL lead of the cassette size sensingcable from 12TS2-2'. remark it 4 and connect It to 12TS2-4' Connect a jumper between 12TS2-2' and 12TS2-3'
'12TS2 refers to the jack at the back of the Bucky No 73 Horizontal Table Connections 1 Connect the table interconnecting cable t o "P2" on the electronics package, route through take up systems, conduit, etc to the table base terminal area and connect to 1TS2 per markings Leave the unused WHT, GRA, WHT/BRN and WHT/BLK leads taped up
A t the Bucky, remove the YEL lead of the cassette size sensing cable from 12TS2 2, remark it "4"and connect it to 12TS2-4 Connect a jumper between 12TS2-2 and 12TS2 3 and between 12TS2 1 and 12TS2-4 No 77 Cath Table 1 Connect the table interconnecting cable to "P2" on the electronics package, route through take up systems, conduit, e t c to the table distribution box and connect t o 2TS2 per markings Remark the YEL lead of the cable "4"and connect it to 2TS2 4 Remove the tape from the WHT/BRN and WHT/BLK leads and connect t o 2TS2 13 and 14 Leave the PINK lead uncon nected and leave the unused WHT, GRA and PUR leads taped up Connect a jumper between 2TS2 1 and 2TS2 4 and another between 2TS2 2 and 2TS2 3
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Route the cable furnished with the Cat No B5053DE Kit between the junction box and the table base Connect the leads to the terminal strip added to the junction box per markings. Cut off any excess cable a t the table base, terminate the leads using the furnished lugs and connect to the table base terminal board as follows LEAD COLOR BLK YEL BRN ORN RED B LU GRN WHT/BRN WHT/BLK TABLE BASE TERMINAL BOARD
39
42 41 43 45
44
46 152 148
Leave the shield unconnected Connect a jumper between terminals 39 and 42 of the terminal board and another between terminals 40 and 41
3 Make connections t o the table top down and Bucky centered relay per instructions in the Spectrum Kit Service Manual, SM B1015AB Connections to Chest Units Vertical Bucky Stand 1 Connect the Bucky Stand interconnecting cable to "P3" on the electronics package, route through take up systems, conduit, etc t o the Bucky Stand and connect to TSl (located on underside of Bucky support assembly) per markings. Connect a jumper between TS1 2 and 10 Install t h e cassette size sensing cable per instructions in the Bucky Stand Service Manual Connect the cable leads to TS1 and to the terminal strip on the Bucky backplate (TS2) per markings Connect a jumper between terminals TS2-1 and 4 and another between TS2-2 and 3 Ifthe chest unit is off the head end of the table, move jumper bar JB4 on Card A5 in the elec tronics package to the +90 position I f the chest unit is off the foot end of the table, leave the jumper bar in the 90' position
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Connect the interconnecting cable to "P3" on the electronics package, route through take up systems, conduit, e t c to the x ray control and connect t o the contacts of the relay added to the x ray control (indicates when film is in place see Changex Service Manual, SM B3513, for details on installation of the relay) If the chest unit is off the head end of the table, move jumper bar JB4 on Card A5 in the elec tronics package to the +90" position If the chest unit is off the foot end of the table, leave the jumper bar in the 90" position Remove jumper bar JB7 on Card A10 in the electronics package
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Counterbalanced Vertical Cassette Holder or Wall Mounted Cassette Holder 1 Connect the interconnecting cable to "P3" on the electronics package, route through take up systems, conduit, etc to the cassette holder and connect to the terminal strip on the upper left side of the cassette holder If the chest unit is off the head end of the table, move jumper bar JB 4 on Card A5 in the elec tronics package to the +90" position I f the chest unit is off the foot end of the table, leave the jumper bar in the 90" position Remove jumper bar JB7 on Card A10 in the electronics package Connections to Ordograph I I Tomographic Unit
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Connect the interconnecting cable to "P4" on the electronics package, route through take up systems, conduit, etc to the Ordograph control cabinet and connect to "P4" in the cabinet
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Connections to X Ray Control Connect the interconnecting cable to "P8" on the electronics package or "J1" in the wall box if the electronics package is wall mounted, route through takeup systems, conduit, etc to the x ray control and connect a t the control LEAD COLOR UNITS WITH 20 PANEL UNITS WITH 56 PANEL DXE 225
BLK BRN
20TB1 KL 2OTB 1-Y L'
56TB1 73 In-Line splice
82TB18 In Line Splice 3
1 Remove BLK lead of x-ray handswitch cable from 2 Remove BLK lead of x ray handswitch cable from
20TB1 KL and connect to 20TB1 Y L 56TB1-73 and in line splice to BRN lead of inter
connecting cable
3 Remove WHT lead on 82TB1-8 and in line splice it to BRN lead of interconnecting cable
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I f the installation involves a table or chest unit equipped with an Ion Chamber Detector make the following additional connections for film area compensation MST 750, MSI 850-11 MST 62511, MSI 1250 IV MST 1050-11 YEL GRN BLU 2OTB1-93 2OTB 1-92 20TB1 91 DXD 350-11 DXD 525 II 56TB1 93 56TB1 94 56TB1 95
DXS 650 II 2OTB1-40 2OTB 1-41 20TB1 42
1 For a l l other generators, wiring must be added from a spare generator terminal to the Quantamat I Tape up all unused leads
48 4C (Model 46-16519362) Tube Hanger with mammography collimator - Connect the OR N and BLU leads of the tube hanger incoming cable to the filter interlock circuitry in the control
MST 62511 MST-750 MST 105011 2OTB1 95 20TB1 132
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20TB1 95 20TB1-EL
DXS 650-11 20TB1 A1 2OTB1-30
DXD 350-11 56TB1 65 56TB1-66
DXD 525-11 56TB1-61 56TB1-87
"ORN
'RED
"For XT Suspension
ORN = PUR RED = GRY
NOTE
These connections am only for use of a convenuonal MX10018 tube unit with the Sentry Three Mammo Collimator for Mammography and Standard Radiography (See
Direction 14327) For the MX 100M-18 Mammo Tube Unit with Sentry Three Mammo Collimator, the following connections apply
LEAD COLOR
MST 62511 MST 750 MST 105G11
MSI 85011 MSI 1250IV

2OTB1-95 20TB1-EL
DXS 650-11
2OTB1-27 20TB1 28
DXD 350-11
56TB1-65 56TB1-66
DXD 525-11
56TB1-65 56TB1-66
ORN
RED
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20TB1 EE 20TB1-EL
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Adjustment of Potentiometer Wlth 48-4 or 48-5 Tube Hanger
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The following procedure requires a t least one foot of head space above the tube hanger movable beam If sufficient working room cannot be obtained by removing ceiling tile or using another access opening, the entire beam must be lowered The procedure given assumes that power is available t o the collimator electronics package Depending on how much tube hanger installation work has been completed, it may be necessary t o make temporary con nections between the tube hanger and x ray control (or HV transformer) to obtain the required power
(For an alternate potentiometer adjustment method, see Service Note 2276 Adjust the potentiometer as follows
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2
M easure the distance from the top of the stationary rails t o the floor Energize the x ray control Lock the telescoping sections in their uppermost position using the vertical lock or, preferably, the shipping bolt Connect an accurately calibrated digital voltmeter t o the potentiometer as follows POTENTIOMETER LEAD COLOR GRN WHT
3
4
DVM LEAD
PROBE
COMMON
With the proper DC range selected +10 0 +/ 02 VDC should be read This walue is factdry set and, normally, field adjustment should not be necessary
Reconnect the digital voltmeter as follows DVM LEAD

PROBE
POTENTIOMETER LEAD COLOR RED WHT
COMMON
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Rotate the toothed pulley on the potentiometer shaft until the meter (with the proper DC range selected) reads the appropriate value given in Table 3-8 NOTE Do not rotate this pulley once the potentiometer has been correctly set
TABLE 3-8 HEIGHT SENSING POT OUTPUT DISTANCE FROM TOP OF STATIONARY RAIL TO FLOOR
- Telescoping Sections in Uppermost Position

DVM DC VOLTS (+/ 02 VDC)
+7 25 +7 45 +7 65 +7 85 +8 05
+8 25
+8 45 +8 65 +8 85 9' - 6" 9' - 8" 9' - 1 0 '

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+9 05 +9 25 +9 45 +9 65
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Place the plastic drive belt on the toothed pulley attached to the safety drum shaft Loosen the two screws securing the potentiometer mounting bracket to the safety drum mounting block Slide the mounting bracket and potentiometer assembly toward the safety drum shaft and slip the plastic belt over the pulley on the potentiometer shaft Slide the mounting bracket and potentlometer assembly back until the belt i s tight and then retighten the mounting screws.
485 HangerPlace the plastic drive belt on the toothed pulley attached to the main cable drum shaft Loosen the two screws securing the potentiometer mounting bracket t o the top of the carriage Slide the mount ing bracket and potentiometer assembly forward and slip the plastic belt over the pulley on the poten tiometer shaft Slide the mounting bracket and potentlometer assembly back until the belt is tight and then retighten the mounting screws.
NOTE
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Use care when tightening the plastic belt, the belt has a low load rating and wll break if
pulled too tight
Check the voltage reading Make final trim, if necessary, by loosening the two screws holding the potentiometer in place and rotating the potentlometer body until the meter reading again agrees with the value given in Table 3-8 Then retighten the screws Remove the shipping bolt if it was used
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I Move the tube unit and collimator vertically until the focal spot S exactly 60 inches above the floor (use the collimator measuring tape ) Lock the tube unit and collimator a t this height
Energize the x ray control Connect an accurately calibrated digital voltmenter to the potentlometer as follows DVM LEAD PROBE POTENTIOMETER LEAD COLOR
GRN
WHT
COM
With the proper DC range selected, +10 00 +/ 02 VDC should be read This value is factory set and, normally, field adjustment should not be necessary Reconnect the digital voltmeter as follows DVM LEAD POTENTIOMETER LEAD COLOR RED WHT
PROBE
COM
Rotate the toothed pulley on the potentiometer shaft until the meter (with the proper DC range selected) reads +6 00 +/ 02 VDC NOTE
Do not rotate this pulley once the potentiometer has been correctly set
Place the plastic drive belt on the toothed pulley attached to the auxiliary drum shaft Loosen the two screws securing the potentiometer mounting bracket to the drum support bracket Slide the mounting bracket and potentiometer assembly up and slip the plastic belt over the pulley on the potentiometer shaft Slide the mounting bracket and potentiometer assembly down until the belt is tight and then retighten the mounting screws
NOTE
Use care when tightening the plastic belt, the belt has a low load rating and will break i f pulled too tight
Check the voltage reading Make final trim, if necessary, by loosening the two screws holding the potentiometer in place and rotating the potentiometer body until the meter reading is again +6 00 +/ 02 VDC Then retighten the screws
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Adjustment of Potentiometer with 80 Tube Stand
For the 80 Tube Stand, refer to Chapter 3 of Service Manual SM 82080 for instructions on adjustment of the height sensing potentiometer
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Longitudinal Direction Level Check and Adjustment With the tube unit i n an indexed position (x ray beam down position), check level in the longitudinal direction with respect to the film plane by placing a level across the cone tracks on the bottom of the collimator
If not level, loosen the bolts, screws, etc. holding the tube unit to the tube mount and shlft the tube unit until proper alignment is achieved, then retighten the mounting hardware (On 48 4Tube Hangers with the one piece tube support, additional adjustment can be made by using the eccentric pivot stud in the tube support 1
Transverse Direction Level Chedc and Adjustment Check level in the transverse direction with respect to the film plane by placing a level along one of the cone tracks on the bottom of the collimator
If not level
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48 4 Tube Hangers Shim between the vertical column and the carriage within the overhead bridge assembly without appreciably altering the alignment of the column (favor the position most frequently used - usually 40") See the tube hanger installation instructions for further alignment information
48 5 Tube Hanger - Adjust using the two hex socket set screws in the base of the tube support
65 Tube Stand - Shim a t the screws which hold the tube support pivot assembly to the smallest tele scoping section
80 Tube Stand - Adjust vertical carriage roller bearing eccentrics

SEC 15 OPTIONAL SCALE LABEL ATTACHMENT (OPTIONAL) The optional scale label is attached over the standard inch dial drum The label can be attached in the field with little effort and no need for pointer calibration Proceed as follows
Close the blades using the thumbwheels (closing the blades should position the pointers at the right hand edge of the dial drum)
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Loosen the 440 x 3/16 hex soc ss in the left side of the dial drum assembly Separate the dial drum assembly from the support bracket by removing the steel shaft
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Place a straightedge along the top row of dots a t any scale position and mark the ends of the dial drum to correspond to the dot positions Expose the ddhesive backing behind the "100" scale position by removing the 1/2" strip of liner
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Press the exposed portion of the label firmly onto the dial drum with the top row of dots at the "100" position corresponding eo the marks on the ends of the drum
Roll the covered portion of the label around the dial drum to check that the label i s attached straight
Remove the remainder of the liner while carefully pressing the label firmly onto the dial drum
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Hold the dial drum assembly in the support bracket and pass the steel shaft back through the bracket and the assembly Center the shaft on the bracket and align the dial drum with one of the scales indexed in the detent position
Re tighten the set screw Check for free rotation and proper index of the dial drum assembly
Replace the dial drum assembly and nameplate
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- CASSETTE TRAY MATING PARTS
To assure proper alignment of Bucky and cassette tray mating parts during the engaging sequence, the steps outlined in this section must be performed a t the time of installation (Applicableto units which had the Bucky adapting parts factory-installed as well as to units which required field modification of the Bucky to make it compatible with the cassette size sensing tray 1 The procedures given are for a table Bucky -tray combination For the alignment procedures involving a Vertical Bucky Stand Bucky-tray combination, refer to Chapter 3 of Service Manual SM B3501A/B/D The alignment procedures given assume that the rear of the Bucky is readily accessible This means shifting or disengagement of the table top, folding back or removal of Mylar covers and/or shields (if present) and, if necessary, removal of the Bucky from the table NOTE The position of the plug on the cassette tray is set at the factory using special fixtures, THE PLUG SHOULD NOT BE MOVED IN ANY DIRECTION
M ake sure the Bucky receptacle "floats" in both the horizontal and vertical directions Also make sure the pin and pad assembly "floats" horizontally in the mounting bracket
Remove the cassette tray mechanism chamber cover per Illustration 339 Normally, the tray bottoms with the stop pad to the immediate left of the tray plug hitting the Bucky stiffener plate With the mounting bracket and Bucky receptacle mounting screws slightly loose, slowly insert the tray into the Bucky NOTE If the cassette tray being used is of the latest type having a "floating" plug, the two centering springs supplied must be installed on the plug assembly before performing the followng alignment procedure See Illustration 3-40 These centering springs properly 'position the plug on the tray to assure alignment with the receptacle on the Bucky The springs must be removed when the plug and receptacle are properly aligned and before normal operation is begun It is recommended that the springs be retained for possible future use
Check for any interference preventing full insertion of the tray, correct any interference if present
With the tray fully inserted, measure the gap between mating parts of the connector, the plug and receptacle should be separated by approximately 1/32" If separation is less than 1/32", add a washer under the head of the cover retaining screw to the right of the tray plug when replacing the cover I f separation I greater than 1/32", remove the receptacle assembly from the mounting bracket S and install No 8 washers between the brass spacers and the receptacle assembly
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ILLUSTRATION 3-39 REMOVAL OF TRAY MECHANISM CHAMBER COVER
CENTERING SPRINGS
MECHANISM CHAMBER COVER
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ILLUSTRATION 3-40 INSTALLATION OF T R A Y PLUG CENTERING SPRINGS
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After the specified connector gap has been established and with the tray still fully inserted, shift the mounting bracket and receptacle positions until the guide pins on the receptacle engage easily with the sockets on the tray plug (guide pin - socket arrangement helps to assure proper alignment of connector mating parts during the engaging sequence 1 Also verify that the pin and pad assemby smoothly actuates the cassette tray sensing arm When alignment is satisfactory, firmly tighten the mounting bracket and receptacle mounting screws Remove the centering springs if used Reinsert the tray With the tray fully inserted, check continuity between lugs on the plug and corresponding terminals on the backplate terminal strip See Illustration 4 4 1 for lug identification Then remove the tray and reattach the mechanism chamber cover
[Later performance of the continuity check for troubleshooting purposes requires access to the Bucky This means shifting or disengagement of the table top, folding back or removal of Mylar covers and/or shields (if present) and, if necessary, removal of the Bucky from the table 1
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Reinsert the tray With the tray fully inserted, check for excessive horizontal and vertical play of the tray by applying pressure on the tray handle I f excessive play is present, remove the tray from the Bucky and adjust the side rails of the tray per Itlustration 3 4 2 (Adjustment slots are provided on both sides of the tray ) The amount of horizontal adjustment should be equally distributed between the two adjusting slots Repeat this procedure until all play in the Bucky tray combination has been eliminated
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ILLUSTRATION 3-41
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SEC 17 GAINING ACCESS TO THE PRINTED CIRCUIT CARDS
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Electronics Package Mounted on Tube Hanger Carriage Asm Loosen the electronics package cover See Illustration 3 43 Pull the cover straight back until it hits the stop then pull down to lower it as shown in Illustration 3-44 NOTE With a 48-5 Tube Hanger, it will be necessary to remove the shield from the electronics package cover before the cover can be lowered Wrth a 48-4 Tube Hanger, the curtain support strips adjacent to the electronics package must be removed before the cover can be lowered
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W hile gently pushing up on the circuit card box, release the latch a t the top of the electronics package Then slowly lower the card box until it is vertical as shown in Illustration 3 4 5
Wall Mounted Electronics Package
Remove the cover from the electronics package wall box Loosen the electronics package cover, pull it straight back until it hits the stop and then out as shown in Illustration 3 46 While gently pushing m on the circuit card box, release the latch on the right side of the electronics package See IIlustration 3-46 Then swing the card box out
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SEC 18 FILM- TO FLOOR DISTANCE PROPORTIONAL VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT
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Adjustment for X-Ray Table
The film to floor distance proportional voltage is factory set a t +3 15 VDC, corresponding to the 31 5" film-to floor distance of the Monitrol 15 and 90 Tables However, for catheterization tables or tables with a variable film-to floor distance (for example, the No 73 Horizontal Table with adjustable legs) the film to floor distance proportional voltage must be readjusted Proceed as follows 1 Measure the distance from the table Bucky film plane to the floor as accurately as possible Multiply this value by 0 1 ( 0 1 V/IN scale factor) Insert the extender card (A71 between Card A9 and the printed circuit card connector TO PREVENT POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE CIRCUITRY ON A PRINTED CIRCUIT CARD, ALWAYSTURN THE POWER OFF BEFORE REMOVING AND REINSERTING THE CARD AN ON-OFF SWITCH HAS BEEN INCORPORATED INTO THE ELECTRON ICs PACKAGE DESIGN TO SIMPLIFY LINE DISCONNECT SEE ILLUSTRATION 3 45 OR 3-46 FOR LOCATION OF THE SWITCH
CAUTION
Connect an accurately calibrated digital voltmeter as follows DVM LEAD PROBE CONNECTION TPl on Card A9 Circuit Card Box Chassis
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ILLUSTRATION 3-44
POWER ON OFF SWITCH
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With the proper DC range selected, adjust A9R103 ('Table Height Adj '1 until the meter reads the scaled film to floor distance +/ 02 VDC (For example, if the measured film to floor distance i s 33 inches, adjust A9R103 until the meter reads + 3 30 +/ 02 VDC Adjustment for Chest Unit Whose Image Receptor Can Be Positioned Horizontally
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X ray exposures will be permitted when the chest unit image receptor holder (Bucky) is horizontal and a cassette (film) is in place only if the holder is positioned a t one of two selected heights above the floor (Refer to the chest unit installation instructions for information on installing the height switches 1 One of the heights is set for the image receptor holder in the sitting position (legs touching the floor) and the other is set to the customer's preference Adjust the film to-floor distance proportional voltages t o correspond to the selected heights as follows
1 Rotate the image receptor holder t o the 180" from upright position and angulate it backward to hori zontal Release the legs and lower the holder until the legs touch the floor (lower height switch actu ated) Place a cassette in the chest unit Cassette holder Measure the distance from the film plane to the floor as accurately as possible Multiply this value by 0 1 ( 0 1 V/IN scale factor) Insert the extender card between Card A9 and the printed circuit card connector
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TO PREVENT POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE CIRCUITRY ON A PRINTED CIRCUIT CARD, ALWAYS TURN THE POWER OFF BEFORE REMOVING AND REINSERTING THE CARD AN ON OFF SWITCH HAS BEEN INCORPORATED INTO THE ELECTRON ICs PACKAGE DESIGN TO SIMPLIFY LINE DISCONNECT SEE ILLUSTRATION 3-45 0 R 3-46 FOR LOCATION OF THE SWITCH
Connect an accurately calibrated digital voltmeter as follows DVM LEAD PROBE GND CONNECTION TP1 on Card A9 Circuit Card Box Chassis
With the proper DC range selected, adjust A9R 102 ('Bucky Height #2 Adj scaled film-to floor distance +/ 02 VDC
'1 until the meter reads the
Move the image receptor holder upward to the second discrete height position (upper height switch actuated) Measure the distance from the image receptor film plane to the floor as accurately as possible Multiply this value by 0 1 (0 1 WIN scale factor) With the meter connected as in Step 5, adjust A9R101 ('Bucky Height #1 Adj '1 until the meter reads the scaled film to floor distance +/ 02VDC SEC 19 SOURCE TO IMAGE DISTANCE (SID) PROPORTIONAL VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT
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Position the tube unit and collimator so the focal spot JS 75 inches above the floor (use the collimator measuring tape) With the table in the horizontal position, place any size cassette in the tray and insert the tray in the table Bucky (Collimator in automatic mode)
Insert the extender card (A7) between Card A9 and the printed circuit card connector (This step may have already been done per the instructions of Section 18 1
CAUTION TO PREVENT POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE CIRCUITRY ON A PRINTED CIR CUlT CARD, ALWAYS TURN THE POWER OFF BEFORE REMOVING AND R EINSERTING THE CARD AN ON OFF SWITCH HAS BEEN INCORPORATED INTO THE ELECTRONICS PACKAGE DESIGN TO SIMPLIFY LINE DISCONNECT SEE ILLUSTRATION 3-45 OR 346 FOR LOCATION OF THE SWITCH
Connect an accurately calibrated digital voltmeter as follows DVM LEAD PROBE GND CONNECTION TP3 on Card A9 Circutt Card Box Chassis
With the proper D C range selected, the reading should be +7 50 +/- 02 VDC
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If this value is not read, it is preferable to make correction by readjusting the height-sensing potentiometer If the potentiometer is accessible, this can be done as follows
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Loosen the two screws holding the potentiometer in place Rotate the potentiometer body until the meter reading is +7 50 +/ 02 VDC Retighten the two screws
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(With the 48 5 Tube Hanger, access to the potentiometer can be gained by removing the guard shown in Illustration 3-47 and reaching in alongside the load balancer 1
HEIGHT SEN: ;ING POTENTIOMETEF
ILLUSTRATION 347
However, in a case where access to the potentiometer I limited (48-4 Tube Hanger with inadequate S clearance above the movable beam) or further compensation is needed, proceed as follows d
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Set the focal spot 40" above the Bucky film plane
Move the digital voltmeter probe to TP2 on Card A9 Adjust A9R 103 ('Table Height Adj
'1 until the meter reading is 4 00 +/ 02 VDC
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Verify that the height sensing potentiometer is tracking properly as follows
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Move the tube unit and collimator through the entire range of vertical travel several times Then move the tube unit and collimator until the focal spot is 50 inches above the Bucky film plane With the meter connected to TP2 on C a d A9, the reading should be 5 00 +/ 02 VDC
Set the focal spot 40 inches above the Bucky film plane The meter reading should now be 4 00
+/ 02VDC
If the readings are significantly different from those expected or movement of the tube unit up or down results in erratic readings, check that the two screws securing the pot are properly tightened and that the set screw in the toothed pulley is tightened onto the flat of the potentiometer shaft A Is0 check tension of the plastic belt and for loose connections If the readings still remain incorrect, the poten tiometer is faulty and must be replaced
19 2 1 Table Vertical SID Voltage Adjustment Place any size cassette in the tray and insert the tray in the Bucky Angulate the table to the 90" vertical position Rotate the tube unit and collimator so the x-ray beam is horizontal, directed toward the table Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the smallest discrete SID position is actuated Multiply the SID by 0 1 ( 0 1 V /IN scale factor) Wlth the voltmeter probe on TP2 of Card A9, adjust A9R 89 ('Table SID #l') until the meter reads the negative of the scaled value +/- 02 VDC (For example, if the SID is 40 inches, adjust R89 until themeter reads -4 00 +/ 02 VDC NOTE The LED indicator to the immediate left of the pot should be lit, indicating that the proper signal i s being switched into the SID calculator circuit If it is not lit, collimator interlocks for this set-up have not been satisfied Recheck equipment positioning
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Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the second discrete SID position is actuated Repeat Step 5, noting that A 9R91 (Table SID #2') i s the pot t o adjust for this SID position Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the third discrete SID position is actuated Repeat Step 5, noting that A9R93 (Table SID #3 Adj
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Return the table to the horizontal position and remove the cassette from the tray Rotate the tube unit and collimator back to the over the table position Situate over the table
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I f applicable, angulate the image receptor holder (Bucky, cassette holder, etc to the vertical position If the chest unit is equipped with cassette size sensing, place any size cassette in the tray and insert the tray into the Bucky I f a fixed image receptor size chest unit is involved, place a cassette in the cassette holder or transport a film to the exposure area, depending on the particular unit involved
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Rotate the tube unit and collimator so the x ray beam is horizontal, directed towared the chest unit Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the smallest discrete SID position is actuated Multiply the SID by 0 1 (0 1 VAN scale factor) With the voltmeter probe on TP2 of Card A9, adjust A9R95 (Wall SID #l) until the meter reads the negative of the scaled vhlue +/ 02 VDC (For ex ample, if the SI D is 48 inches, adjust R95 until the meter reads - 4 80 +/ 02 VDC )
NOTE
The LED indicator t o the immediate left of the pot should be lit, indicating that the proper signal i s being switched into the SID calculator circurt Ifit i s not lit, collimator interlocks for this set up have not been satisfied Recheck eqwpment positioning
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Move the tube untt and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the second discrete SID postbon is actuated Repeat Step 5, noting that A9R97 (Wall SID #2) is the pot t o adjust for this SID position Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the third discrete SID position is actuated Repeat Step 5, noting that A9R99 (Wall SID #3) is the pot to adjust for this SID positron
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10 Rotate the tube unit and collimator back to the over thetable position If the chest unit image receptor cannot be positioned horizontally, skip t h e following subsectign, move the tube unit and collimator back over the table and remcwe the cassette (film) from the chest unit 19-4 1 Chest Unit SID Voltage Check
- Image Receptor Horizontal
Rotatethe image receptor holder to the 180from upnght posttion and angulate tt backwardto honzontal Releasethe legs and lower the holder until the legs touch the floor (lower height swttch actuated)
Place a cassette in the chest unit cassette holder

Position the tube unit and collimator over the image receptor plane
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S t the focal spot 40 above the film e
With the voltmeter probe on TP2 of Card A9, the meter reading should be -4 00 +/- 02 VDC I f this value is not read, correct by adjusting A9R 102 (Bucky Height #2 Adj 1 Move the image receptor holder upward to the second discrete height position (upper height switch actuated)
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Move the tube unit and collimator upward and set the focal spot 40 above the film plane With the meter connected as in Step 4, the reading should be -4 00 2 02VDC If this value is not read, correct by adjusting A9R101 (Bucky Height #1 Adj ) Move the tube unit and collimator back over the table and remove the cassette (film) from the chest unit
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P B L CROSSOVER ADJUSTMENT
The range of vertical SID s from 36 inches down to zero is considered to be a bypass region where P B L is not required When SID passes into this region, conversion to manual operation may be automatic Upon return to SID greater than 36 inches return to P B L must be automatic
NOTE This adjustment is factory set but a field check is a good practice
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The table should be in the horizontal position Position the tube unit and collimator so the X-ray beam is vertical Slowly lower the tube unit and collimator until the SID is less than 36 inches Results are manual mode and non-auto lite on Slowly raise the tube unit and collimator until the SID is 36 inches Results are that it should return back to automatic mode and non-auto lite off If not adjust A9-Rl08 so that collimator returns to auto-mode at 35 to 35 5 SID
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NOTE This will give more margin for PBLcrossover and is intendedto prevent incidents of non-compliance SEC 20 DAMPING ADJUSTMENT
To compensate for blade hunting or oscillation, proceed as follows 1

Move the tube unit and collimator vertically until the focal spot is 60 above the table Bucky film plane , (Use maximum attainable SI D if 6 0 IS not possible Place a 10 X 12 or larger cassette in the tray and insert the tray in the table Bucky (Collimator in automatic model Momentarily depress the REDUCT ON OFF button on the collimator (Amber light flashing) Using the thumbwheels, adjust for a small field size (Approximately 2 x 2) Depress the R EDUCT ON OFF button a second time (Amber light off) Insert the extender card between Card A6 (transverse dimension) and the card connector Connect the oscilloscope (Tektronix 564 or equivalent) t o the card as follows
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CHANNEL 1 Probe Gnd Trig Heat sink of Q66 and Q38 (See Illustration 3 48) Chassis DC Int
1 V/DIV x 10 (Probe)
CHANNEL 2
Probe Gnd Trig
Junction point of Chassis DC Int
R6 and Q14 Emitter (See Illustration 3-48)
1 V/DIV x 10 (Probe)
Scope Sweep 0 2 SEC/DN
Set the scope for storage trace
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ILLUSTRATION 3-48
Depress Manual Set Switch S28 on Card A5 to move the blades through one complete cycle (open to close to open) Keep the button depressed while the blades are closing and then release the button to open the blades If necessary, adjust RlO2 Gain on Card A6 and recycle the blades until the waveforms displayed on the scope agree with those in Illustration 3 4 9
DESIRED WAVEFORMS
OPEN TO CLOSE TO
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Momentanly depress the REDUCT ON/OFF button on the collimator (Amber light flashing)
Using the thumbwheels, move the blades to the closed position Check that the blades are fully closed I f they aren't, adjust R78 ("offset") on Card A6 until they just touch
Connect the digital voltmeter probe to the junction point of R7 and R43 (Sea Illustration 3-48 ) The reading should be between 0 and -0 03 V DC I f not, the physical position of the blade driven potentiometer within the collimator must be readjusted Refer to Step 4 for the adjustment pro cedure I f the reading is within the specified limits, continue with Step 5
Readjust the position of the blade driven pot as follows
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Remove the nameplate per Illustration 3 50 Loosen the clamps holding the pot in place See Illustration 3 5 1 Rotate the body of the pot until the voltmeter reading is between 0 and 0 03 VDC
If this range cannot be achieved, make sure that R78 is set near mid-range
Secure the pot by retightening the screws in the clamps.
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Reconnect the oscilloscope to Card A6 as follows Probe Gnd Trig Mode Sweep V
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TP 1 Chassis DC Int CH 1 0 2 MS/DIV 0 5 V/DIV X10 (Probe)
The voltage level observed should be between 0 and 3 Volts I f a level of 3 volts is exceeded, adjust R78 ("offset") on Card A6 t o compensate
When adjustment is satisfactory, remove the extender card and reconnect the card Repeat the procedures of Sections 20 and 21 using Card A8 (longitudinal dimension)
SEC 22 FIELD --__ - __ SIZE ADJUSTMENTNOTE
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I f 15O tube target, remove light mask located between the cover and the mylar window frame To remove, loosen t o rear screws which hold the left cone track Remove mask then w retighten screws Adjustmeha for Table Cassette Size Sensing System
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With the table in the horizontal position, align the tube unit and collimator with the table Bucky Set the focal spot 40" above the Bucky film plane (use the collimator measuring tape)
Place a 5" x 7" cassette in the tray - position the 5" dimenslon along the transverse (lateral) axis Insert the tray in the Bucky (Collimator in automatic mode) If a 5" x 7" cassette is not available, use the smallest site you can get and change the instructtons NOTE accordingly 3
Insert the extender card between Card A10 and the card connector
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LOOSEN POT CLAMPS BY BACKING SCREWS OUT SLIGHTLY
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LONGITUDINAL BLADE DRIVEN POT
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Connect a digital voltmeter as follows
DVM Lead
PROBE GND
Connection TP2 on Card A10 Chassis ('Lat Table') until the meter reading is
With the proper DC range selected, adjust R115 on Card +1 25+/ 02 VDC
Remove the 5" x 7" cassette from the tray and replace with a 14" x 17" cassette position the 17" dimension along the transverse (lateral) axis With the meter connected as in Step 4, adjust R91 on Card is + 4 25 +/ 02 VDC ('Lat Table') until the meter reading
Slide the Receptor Alignment Tool (RAT) into the cones tracks on the bottom of the collimator Energize the field light and measure the transverse dimension of the light field projected onto the RAT I f necessary, readjust R91 on Card A10 until the size of the projected light field S within 1/4" of I 10 1/4" (preferably slightly undersize) 10
Remove the 14" x 17" cassette from the tray and replace with the 5" x 7" cassette position the 5" dimension along the longitudinal axis Insert the tray in the Bucky (Collimator in automatic mode) Move the voltmeter probe t o TPl on Card A 10 Adjust R112 on Card A1 1 ('Long Table') until the meter reading is+ 1 25 +/ 02 VDC Remove the 5" x 7" cassette from the tray and replace with the 14" x 17" cassette position the 17" dimension along the longitudinal axis With the meter connected as in Step 11, adjust R97 on Card ing is + 4 25 +/- 02 VDC ('Long Table') until the meter read
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Energize the field light and measure the longitudinal dimension of the light field projected onto the RAT See note on Table 3-9 If necessary, readjust R97 on Card A10 until the size of the projected light field is within 1/4" of 10-1/4" Yisually check optimum field size limiting as follows a Place an 8" x 10" cassette in the tray and insert the tray in the Bucky b c d Energize the field light Measure and record the size of the light field projected onto the RAT Repeat using a 10" x 12" and then a 14" x 17" cassette in the tray
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Compare measured field sizes with those specified in Table 3 9 Each measured dimension should be within 1/2" of the value given in the table 17 Place a 14" x 17" cassette in the tray and insert the tray in the Bucky
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Angulate the table to the 90" vertical position Rotate the tube unit and collimator so the x ray beam is horizontal, directed toward the table Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the smallest discrete SID position is actuated Energize the field light and measure the size of the light field projected onto the RAT I f necessary, until adjust R89 on Card ('Table SID #l') the size of the projected light field is within 1/4" of that given in Table 3 9 If SID'S other than those listed in Table 3 9 are used, calculate size of projected light field as follows Projected Dimension = Cassette Dimension X RAT pattern to the focal spot 24 where 24" equals the fixed distance from the
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Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the second discrete SID position is actuated Repeat Step 21, noting that R91 on Card A (Table SID #2') is the adjustment 9 Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the third discrete SID position is actuated Repeat Step 21, noting that R93 on Card 4 ('Table SID #3') is the adjustment Adjustment For Chest Unit Cassette Size Sensing System Rotate the Bucky to the 180" from upright position and angulate it backward t o horizontal Release the legs and lower the Bucky until the legs touch the floor (lower height switch actuated) Align the tube unit and collimator with the chest unit Bucky Set the focal spot 40" above the Bucky film plane (use the collimator measuring tape) Place a 5" x 7" cassette in the tray - position the 5" dimension along the transverse (lateral) axis Insert the tray in the Bucky (Collimator in automatic mode)
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If a 5" x 7" cassette is not available, use the smallest size you can get and change the instructions accordingly
Insert the extender card between Card A10 and the card connector Connect a digital voltmeter as follows
DVM Lead
PROBE GND
Connection TP2 on Card A 10 Chassis
+ 125+/
With the proper DC range selected, adjust R109 on Card A1 1 ('Lat. Wall') until the meter reading is 02 VDC
Remove the 5 " x 7" cassette from the tray and replace with a 14" x 17" cassette - position the 17" dimension along the transverse (lateral) axis
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With the meter connected as in Step 5, adjust R89 on Card is +4 25 +/ 02 VDC
A10 ('Lat
Wall') until the meter reading
Slide the Receptor Alignment Tool (RAT) into the cones tracks on the bottom of the collimator Energize the field light and measure the transverse dimension of the light field projected onto the RAT If necessary, readjust R89 on Card A10 until the size of the projected light field is within 1/4" of 10-1/4" (preferably slightly undersize) Remove the 14" x 17" cassette from the tray and replace with the 5" x 7" cassette position the 5" dimension along the longitudinal axis Insert the tray in the Bucky (Collimator in automatic mode) Move the voltmeter probe to TP1 on Card A10 Adjust R106 on Card &J Wall') until the meter reading is+1 25+/ 02 VDC l ('Long Remove the 5" x 7" cassette from the tray and replace with the 14" x 17" cassette - position the 17" dimension along the longitudinal axis
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15 With the meter connected as in Step 12, adjust R95 on Card K O ('Long Wall') until the meter reading is +4 25 +/ 02 VDC
16 Energize the field light and measure the longitudinal dimension of the light field projected onto the RAT See note on Table 3-9 I f necessary, readjust R95 on Card A10 until the size of the projected light field is within 1/4"of 101/4" Visually check optimum field size limiting as follows
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Place an 8" x 10" cassette in the tray and insert the tray in the Bucky
Energize the field light Measure and record the size of the light field projected onto the RAT Repeat using a 10" x 12" and then a 14" x 17" cassette in the tray
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Compare measured field sizes with those specified in Table 3 9 Each measured dimension should be within 1/2" of the value given in the table 18 19 20 21 Move the image receptor holder upward to the second discrete height position (upper height switch actuated) Move the tube unit and collimator upward and set the focal spot 40" above the film plane Place a 14" x 17" cassette in the tray and insert the tray in the Bucky Energize the field light and measure the size of the light field projected onto the RAT If necessary, adjust R101 on Card A9 ('Bucky Height #1 Adj ') until the slze of the projected light field is within 1/4" of that given in Table 3 9 Angulate the Bucky to the vertical position and rotate it back to upright
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23 Rotate the tube unit and collimator so the x-ray beam is horizontal, directed toward the chest unit
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is actuated
25 With a 14'' x 17"cassette in place, energize the field light and measure the size of the light field pro ('Wall SID #l') until the size of the project jected onto the RAT I f necessary, adjust R95 on Card ed light field is within 1/4"of that given in Table 3 9 26 Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the second discrete SID position
is actuated
27 Repeat Step 25,noting that R97 on Card A9 ('Wall SID # ' is the adjustment 2) 28 Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the third discrete SID positron
is actuated
29 Repeat Step 25,noting that R99 on Card A9 ('Wall SID # ' is the adjustment 3)
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Adjustment for 14" x 17'' Image Receptor Size Chest Unit Rotate the tube unit and collimator so the x ray beam is horizontal, directed toward the chest unit Depending on the particular unit involved, insert a cassette in the cassette holder or transport a film to the exposure area Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the largest discrete SID position is actuated (usually 72" ) Slide the Receptor Alignment Tool (RAT) into the cone tracks on the bottom of the collimator Energize the field light and measure the transverse dimension of the light field projected onto the RAT I f necessary, adjust R88 on Card A10 ('Lat Fixed') until the size of the projected light field is within 1/8"of 4-5/8"(preferably slightly undersize) Measure the longitudinal dimension of the light field projected onto the RAT I f necessary, adjust R94 on Card ( A 3 ('Long, Fixed') until the size of the projected light field is within 1/8"of 55/8" (prefer ably slightly undersize) Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the second discrete SID position is actuated Energize the field light and measure the size of the light field projected onto the RAT I f necessary, adjust R97 on Card A9 ('Wall SID # ' until the size of the projected light field is within 1/4" of that 2) given in Table 3 9
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Move the tube unit and collimator longitudinally until the switch for the smallest discrete SID position is actuated Repeat Step 8,noting that R95 on Card A9 ('Wall SID #l') is the adjustment
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CASSETTE SIZE 8' x lo" lo" x 12" 1 " x 17" 4

8 " x lo" lo" x 12"
LIGHT FIELD SIZE AT RAT

4-314" x 6" 6"x 7-114"
8 318" x 10-1 14"
44"
4-31a"x 5 112" 5 5" x 6 518"

7-1 1 / 1 6 x 9-3/8"
14"x 17" 48' 8" x 10"
4"x 5"
5" x 6"
lo" x 12"
14" x 17"
60"
8 ' x lo" lo" x 12"
7" x 8 112"
3 1 4 x 4" 1" 4" x 4 314" 5 1 2 x 6 314" 1"
14" x 17" 72"
lo" x 12"
14" x 17"
NOTE
a" x 10"
2-518"x 3 114" 3-11 " x 4" 4 4 518" x 5 518"
For lo",11" or 12-1/2" targets, to measure 17" longitudinal light field size at 40", measure from center o RAT to right hand side and double
SEC 23 ADJUSTMENT OF QUANTAMAT FILM AREA SWITCHING
If the installation involves a table or chest unit e uipped with an Ion Chamber Detector, perform the follow ing adjustment procedure after adjusting the fie1 Size
With the table in the horizontal position, place a 14" x 17" cassette in the tray and insert the tray in the table Bucky
Set the focal spot 40" above the Bucky film place
Monentarily depress the REDUCT ON OFF button Manually adjust the blades until the pointers indicate a
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1 " x 13" field size on the 40" SID scale 3
Insert the extender card between Card A1 1 and the card connector Connect a digital voltmeter as follows
DVM Lead
Connection Junction point of R45 and R93 (See Illustration 3 52) Chassis
PROBE
GND
Record the meter reading (should be in the vicinity of 3VDC 1
7 8
Reconnect the voltmeter probe to TP9 on Card A1 1 Adjust R121 until the meter reads the value recorded in Step 6 Reconnect the voltmeter probe a t the junction point of R42 and R94 (see Illustration 3-52) Record the meter reading
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Reconnect the voltmeter probe t o TP10 on card A1 1 Adjust R118 until the meter reads the value recorded in Step 8 Remove the extender card and reconnect the card
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CAUTION THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE REQUIRES THE PRODUCTION OF X-RAYS OBSERVE RADIATION SAFETY RULES A LEAD PROTECTIVE SCREEN, LEAD APRON OR OTHER PROTECTIVE MEDIUM SHOULD BE USED TO AVOID UNNECESSARY EXPOSURE
The X-ray tube and collimator (diagnostic source assembly) should be capable of providing a 17-inch transverse field a t a 40-inch SID Position a loaded 14" x 17" cassette under the collimator (17" dimension along the transverse axis) Set the focal spot 40" above the cassette (Use collimator tape ) Use the field light t o align the tube and cassette
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Fully open the collimator blades in the transverse direction (Use Override 1 setting ) Install RAT fixture per Illustration 3-53 using the 40" pattern Install a loaded paper or vinyl cassette, with lead backing removed in RAT fixture Expose both films simultaneously using 60 kV and technic settings which yield film densities of approximately 1
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Process films Verify full transverse coverage on the 14" x 17" film See Illustration 3-54 Use film in the RAT fixture as a reference only Both films should have the same portion of the pattern exposed if the 40" SID setting i s correct If not, correct the SID setting and verify that the RAT fixture contains the 40" pattern If no cutoff is observed, proceed t o Sec 25 If cutoff due t o the lead fingers i s observed, as evidenced by a very fuzzy transverse border see Illustration 3-54, proceed as follows STOP1 The lead fingers affect only the front and rear of the film, not the anode or cathode ends OK, now go ahead Remove the collimator Turn the X-ray tube beam up and remove the three 10-24 socket head cap screws Carefully lift off the collimator and lay it down on a towel on the table It may be necessary t o tie the suspension down
CAUTION Be careful! Bumping the fingers projecting from the top of the collimator could bend them
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Energize the system and, using the thumbwheel on the upper left front of the collimator, fully close the transverse blade set When the collimator blades are completely closed, the spacing of the lead fingers should be 11/64 f 1/64 ( 170 f 016 inches or 4 4 -+ 4 mm) If the spacing IS too little very carefully bend the fingers apart Some people have been surprised at how easily lead can be broken Don't be one of them Remount the collimator per Chapter 3, Section 4, of this manual, observe torque requirements Repeat the X-ray test If cutoff is still observed alignment of the blade and/or shutter assemblies may be faulty, in which case the collimator must be replaced
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LEAD FINGER CUTOFF
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AT POlNl'S WHERE THE DElNSlTY I i 25% OF MAX S
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SEC 25 TUBE AND CUTOFF CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT
NOTE A mask plate is installed in the cover assembly to mask the Light field, a t the anode end of the tube, t o agree with actual x-ray field If 15" tube target, this check and adjustment is not necessary
In the longitudinal direction, 10" and 11" target angle tubes will exhibit anode cutoff a t less than a 17-inch
field with a SID of 40 inches This may also occur to some extent with a 12-1/2" tube A light mask i s provided to trim the light field on the anode end so that it conforms t o the X-ray field
CAUTION THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES REQUIRE THE PRODUCTION OF X-RAYS OBSERVE RADIATION SAFETY RULES A LEAD PROTECTIVE SCREEN, LEAD APRON OR OTHER PROTECTIVE MEDIUM SHOULD BE USED TO AVOID UNNECESSARY EXPOSURE
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Position a loaded 14" x 17" cassette under the collimator (17" dimension along the longitudinal axis)
Set the focal spot 40" or 44" above the cassette depending on which scale has been installed on the field size indicator drum (Use collimator tape ) Use the field light to align the tube and cassette
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Fully open the collimator blades in the longitudinal direction (Use Override 1 setting ) Install RAT fixture per Illustration 3-53 using the 40" or 44" pattern per step 2 Install a loaded paper or vinyl cassette, with lead backing removed, in RAT fixture Expose both films simultaneously using 60 kV and technic settings which yield film densities of approximately 1 Process films Verify full longitudinal coverage on the 14" x 17" fdm See Illustration 3-54
Use film in the RAT fixture as a reference only Both films should have the same portion of the pattern exposed i f the 40" or 44" SID setting is correct If not, correct the SID setting and verify that the RAT fixture contains the proper pattern
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If no anode cutoff is observed, proceed to Sec 26 If anode cutoff i s observed, as evidenced by a very fuzzy border on the anode side of the exposure, see Illustration 3-54, proceed as follows The light field must correspond to the X-ray field A light mask has been provided to trim the light field on the anode side, i f necessary Since anode cutoff will create a fuzzy edge, it may not be obvious where t o set this mask HHS defines the field edges as the locus of points where the intensity is 25% of maximum The mask can be moved by loosening the two rear collimator rail mounting screws slightly while taking care not to shift the mylar target (tape the mylar target to the collimator cover while shifting the light mask) See Illustration 3-54 Edge of the mask projection should be located within f 1/8 inch and parallel within f 118 inch of the x-ray field pattern Retighten two screws
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To determine the film size where anode cutoff occurs measure the distance from the center of the film to the point where the film density is 25% of the maximum film density See Illustration 3-54
Center of film can be found by making anode cassette exposure at the same geometry as the test film, but with the blades collimated down to a position less than the anode cutoff The intersection of pencil lines drawn diagonally from each corner will indicate the center of the film Superimpose this film with the test film to locate the center Double this dimension to get the maximum film size allowable a t 40" or 44" before anode cutoff occurs
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Attach the anode cutoff warning label to the collimator nameplate as shown
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POSITION DIAL TO THE SHORTEST SI0 INDICATOR (40" OR 44'3 FROM STEP 2
ANODE CUTOFF
POSITION LABEL SO THAT ITS MARKER I DIRECTLY S BELOW THE MAX FILM SIZE DETERMINED IN STEP 14
ILLUSTRATION 3-55
SEC 26 PERFORMANCE OF FUNCTIONAL CHECK
To assure complete and proper operation of the collimator, perform the checks outlined in Chapter 4
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION
APPLICATION EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONAL TESTS LIGHT FIELD BRIGHTNESS
TITLE
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41 4-1 4-1 45 4-6 4-10 4-12 4 12 4-12 4-12 4-12
SENTRY Ill ALIGNMENT TESTS FOR ROTATING COLLIMATORS SENTRY 111 ALIGNMENT TESTS FOR NONROTATING COLLlMATORS
BLADE RESPONSE CHECK EXTENSION CYLINDER ALIGNMENT CHECK QUANTAMAT FILM AREA COMPENSATION CHECK FILTER INTERLOCK CHECK FOR MAMMOGRAPHY COLLIMATOR BEAM QUALITY DETERMINATION
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NOTE Chapter 4 replaces the material formerly located in Direction 14039C Section 3 Functional Check Sections 1 through 11 of Chapter 4 replace subsection 3-1 through 3-1 1, respectively of Direction 14039C
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SECTION 1-APPLICATION
- FUNCTIONAL CHECK
If any test fails t o produce the expected result, call service t o correct the problem using Chapters 6 and 7 of SM D5303C as a reference If the collimator meets all the applicable require ments of Tables 4-1 and 4-2 answer YES t o the question o f Test 6-1-1 on Data Record Form F3382
These checks should be performed as the final task at installation, after periodic maintenance has been completed as per Chapter 10 of SM D5303C, and after any repair which would affect collimator function described herein Record functional check results o n PMS Data Record Sentry Three Automatic Colllimator This PMS Data Record is provided on the last five pages o f t h e Sentry Three A u t o m a t i c C o l l i m a t o r Operation Manual OM D5303C (This PMS Data Record was formerly called Form F3557 )
Definitions Automatic Mode NONAUTO and EXPOSURE HOLD indicator lamps o f f Blades automatically move t o provide a field size corresponding t o the size of the film in place (1 1/8 inches smaller than cassette dimensions) NONAUTO indicator Nonauto Mode (Manual) LAMP on, EXPOSURE HOLD indicator lamp o f f Manual (thumbwheel) control of blades over full range o f blade travel Exposure Hold Mode EXPOSURE HOLD indicator lamp on, NONAUTO indicator lamp o f f X ray exposure not possible System Failure Mode - W i t h keyswitch in Override 1 position, this is identical t o NONAUTO MODE With keyswitch i n Override 2 position, the lamps will be as per the NONAUTO MODE, but only screwdriver control o blades will be possible (thumbf wheels nonfunctional)
Tables 4-1 and/or 4-2 o f SM D5303C must be used t o answer the questions o f Test 6-1-1, Form F3382 (part o f the "System Field Tests for HHS Compliance" Direction 13984) SECTION 2 EQUIPMENT
Light meter, Digaphot 3300/3303 or equivalent, must have an accuracy o f 5% or better Digital multimeter, Beckman 3030 RMS or Fluke Model 8030A, or equivalent HHS Field Test Kit (RAT Kit), 46-17737261, w i t h new RAT pattern set, 46216074P1 SECTION 3 FUNCTIONAL TESTS Initial Conditions X-ray table and generator power on Collimator keyswitch in NORMAL position
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Equipment Setup
1 Table Honzontal 2 lo" Beam - Vertical 2 lo" Table Top Lowest posdion SID Greater than 36" Cassette and tray in place (2)
Results Expected
Automahc Mode
2 Rotate the blade control thumbwheels to the fully closed

posibon then press the REDUCT SET button
The blades should close only when the button is pressed The blades should not open any larger than the film size
3 Rotate the thumbwheels to the fully open posnion 4 Rotatethe thumbwheels to the fully closed posmon, then
press the REDUCT SET button
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5 Perform each of the following operabons one at a time
After each operation, mtum the equipment t Its o orlglnal state

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For each operation the collimator should transfer to the Manual Mode When the equipment is returned to Its onginal state the collimator should revert to the Automatic Mode
Table
- Angulate beyond 2 lo" of honzontal Beam - Angulate beyond 2 lo" of v e f t d

Remove cassette and reinsert tray Slowly reduce SID to less than 36" For the 36" SID crossover the collimator must go back
to Automatrc between 35" and 355"
Slowly increase SID to 36" Turn the keysvwtch toOVERRlDE 1 System Failure Mode Automabc Mode
6 Turn the keysmch to OVERRIDE 2

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Set up equipment as follows Table Vertical within lo" Beam - Honzontal=lo" SID - Maximum discrete SID Cassette and tray in place (*)
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8 Angulate the table beyond 10"of vertical
Manual Mode Manual Mode
9 Returnthe table to vertical Angulate the tube beyond 10" of beam honzontal
(l)Steps 1 to 6 relate to all systems Steps 7 to 12 relate to an angulating table Step 1 relates to a Bucky in an elevating Cath 3 table Step 14 relates to an Ordograph (2) Only one cassette or film may be in place in the system
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Results Expected
10 Return the beam to honzontal Move the tube slowly toward the table
For each discrete SID programmedat installation the collima tor should be in the Automabc mode For SID s between 20" and 35 the collimator should be in the Manual Mode For all other SID s the collimator should be in the Exposure Hold Mode
11 Position the tube between two discrete SIDs Select OVERRIDE 1 then select OVERRIDE2 Return the key
Exposure Hold Mode regardless of keyswitch position
switch to Normal
12 Angulatethetableto90"Ttendelenberg Positionthetube as if to expose a film
Exposure Hold Exposure Hold Mode regardless of keyswch position
13 Raise the table top from the lowest posrtion Turn the keyswitch to Normal then to OVERRIDE 1 then to OVERRIDE 2
14 Set up equipment as in Step 1
Collimator should rematn in Automatic Mode even dunng angulatton
Turn on Ordograph Angulate the tube beyond 210" of beam vertical

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Equlpment setup
1 Receptor
Results Expected
Automatic Mode
Vertical wlthin 10" Beam - Honzontal wlthin 10" SID Maximum discrete SID Cassette and tray or film in place
2 Perform each of the following operations one at a time After each operation, return the equipment to Its orlglnal state
Manual Mode
Beam - Angulate beyond 210" of horizontal Receptor sible
-Angulate beyond
2 10" of
vertical d pos-
Remove cassette or film If testingvertical Bucky leave tray in place For each discrete SID programmed at installation the colli mator should be in the Automatic Mode For SID s between 20"and 35" the collimator should be in the Manual Mode For all other SID s the collimator should be in the Exposure Hold Mode
3 Move the tube slowly toward the receptor
4 Position the tube between 2 discrete SIDs Turn the keyswttch to OVERRIDE 1 OVERRIDE 2 then back to
Exposure Hold Mode regardless of keyswttch position
Normal Return to a discrete SID

5 Place a cassettein the table Bucky tray and insertthe tray 6 For a vertical Bucky stand rotate the una clockwise
Exposure Hold Mode

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7 Rotate the unlt 180" from the normal posttion and then
angulate it backward to horizontal Release the legs and then lower the untt until the legs touch the floor Posttion the tube for beam vertical and set the SID to 40 inches
8 Till the tube beyond lo" of beam vertical 9 Raise the Bucky to the second discrete vertical posltion Maintain a minimum of @inch SID
10 Till the Bucky beyond 10" of the honzontal posltion
Manual Mode Automatic Mode at second discrete verhcal posltion Manual Mode at intermediate positions Manual Mode
Tests 7 to 10 relate to a vertical Bucky stand only
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Test Light Field Brightness
Requirement The average illumination at a distance of 100 cm (39 37 in )from the focal spot shall be n o lessthan 16foot candles(170lux) Actual SID must be within 1 8% of indicated SID Receptor center and X ray field center must align t o within 1 8% of SID
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Service Reference.' Chapter 7 Schematics step down transformer tap selection Chapter 3 Section 9 location of vertical detentsand scales or Direction 14039 Section 1 10 location of SID switch actuators Chapter 3 Section 14 location of transverse detents X ray tube leveling Chapter 6 Section 2 light field crosshair alignment Chapter 6 Section 1 light field adjustment
SID Indicator or Detent
Center to-Center Alignment
X raylLight Field Alignment
Misalignment may not exceed 2 8% along either length or width and may not exceed 3 8% in all directions Errorsare added regardless of sign Actual field size must be within 1 8% S I 0 of pointer indication Field length or width must correspond t o film length or width towithin 2 8% SID Length plus width errors must be within 3 8% S I 0
Actual vs Indicated Field Sire
Chapter 6 section 16 Check for binding or loose pointer blocks For minor adjustments remove faceplate and gently bend pointers Chapter 7 Schematics Chapter 3 Section 18 and 22 or Direction 14039 Sections 2 1 and 2 Bthrough 2 11
X Ray Fieldffilm Size
NOTE Customer requirements will generally be tighter than those listed here
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Unless otherwise indicated service references are in thisService Manual SM 5303C
SECTION 4 LIGHT FIELD BRIGHTNESS Test per the procedure of the "Intensity of Collimator Light Field" section of most current revision of Direction 13894 System Field Test for HHS, for the following requirement The average illumination at a distance of 100 cm (39 37 in ) from the focal spot shall be no less than 16 foot-candles (170 lux) Test shall be performed at installation periodic maintenance, repair, and bulb replacement
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ROTATING COLLIMATORS
2 Load a large film in the Bucky and align the tube to the Bucky The fim should have its longitudinalaxis parallel to the table axis
Use the following procedures for collimatorsthat can be rotatedabout the central ray, via a rotate release button on the side of the collimator If your collimator does not have this feature go to Section 6 1 Set the tube at the desired SID, usingthe operator s tape or the detent If using the tape, the small hinged piece must be extended, and you should note that the film plane is about 2 inch below the front face of the cassette ( 14 inch for wafer cassettes)
NOTE Normally, you could expect anode cutoff on a 17-inch field at 40 inches SID with an 11" tube However, with this new procedure, you will not get any cutoff
3 The RAT fixture may be assembled without the
rectangular bars or the Plexiglas, if desired, as the tray featurel of the RAT will not be utilized The reduction in weight will reduce the tendency of the X-ray tube to tilt downward when It is angulated to beam horizontal See Illustration 4-1
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6 Expose the film but do not remove it Use a very low technique small spot 50 or 60 kVp and low
ruler Use the longest segment possible A 400 mm segment will provide 25% SID readings, while 200 mm segment will provide 5% SID readings Example A 14" x 17" film shows a 420 mm segment of metnc scale but only about 300 mm is clear enough to read Use only 200 mmof this scale and check to see if it really measures 200 mm If the segment measures exactly 200 mm the SID is exactly the value printed on the RAT pattern If the segment measures 201 mm, the SID is greater than the value pnnted on the pattern by 1 part in 200, or 5% Calculate the actual SID by adding (or subtracting) the percent error to the selected SID Determine center-to-center percent error by drawing diagonals across the film corners and across the comers of the 12" x 12" field Meas ure the misalignment with a ruler and divide the result by the actual SID Convert to percent Determine light field-to-X-ray field misalignment by cornpanngthe data recorded in Step 8 to the edges of the field as indicated by the scales impnnted on the film Divide these values of misalignment by the selected SID, convert to percent but recordthe result as -O Y actual SID Determine pointer-to-actual size percent error by noting error between pointer indication and field size as indicatedby the scales imprintedon the film Divideerror by selected SID convert to percent, but record result as - actual YO SID Determine the size-to-size percent error by comparing the film size to the measured size of the exposed area of the film (large diagonal field) Divide this difference by the actual SID convert to percent and record the result 12 Repeat Steps a, b, d, and e as required for beam horizontal or other SID s Example Refer to Illustration 4 2
mAs so that the collimator blades are just visible (density equals 5 to 8) 7 Set the collimator to automatic then depress the collimator rotate release button on the side of the collimator, and rotate the collimator to the 45" position
8 Recordthe intersectionof the light field on the RAT
pattern
9 Make a second exposure and remove the film
10 Expose a small and a medium size film (8 x 10 and 1O.x 12) with the collimator in the AUTO mode and rotated 45" as in Step 9 11 Examine the film Refer to Illustration 4-2
NOTE The following steps represent a significant change in the method of interpretingtest films This change is applicableonly for the new RAT patterns and must not be used with the onginal RAT pattern (46-177371P1) The errors in alignment will sometimes be measured with the scale on the RAT pattern and with the image of those scales on the Bucky film These values will be divided into the selected SID The result expressed as percent, will be recorded as percent of actual SID Refer to the example at the end of this section
a Determine percent SID error by companng the image of the metric scale to a standard metric
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EXAMPLE
For Step a SelectedSID was 44" segment from 40 mm to 440 mm measured 405 mm SID error is +5 mm 400 mm = 1 25% The actual SID therefore is 44" + 1 25% or 44 55' For Step b The error, by direct measurement of dis tance between diagonals IS 0 3 ' This is expressed as 3" - 44 55' or 6 W o SID For Step c
Ught Field
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For Step d Pointer indication 12' x 12" Site of small field using scales pnnted on film = (12 1 NE) x (11 8 E/w)
Long error = 1" N/S - 44"= 23% SID Lat error = 2' E/S - 44 = 45% SID
For Step e Large field size measured with ruler =

X-ray Field
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1" 1" 1 1"
17 4' Long 1 4 7 Lat
Errors = 4
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9% SID Long
9% +
- 4455 =
16% SID Lat 1 6% = 2 5% total
North/South error = 2' - 44 = 45% SID EastlWest error = 2' - 4 ' = 45% SID 4
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1 Perform Steps 1 through 5 of Section 5 with the following change
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The result, expressed as percent, will be recordedas percent of actual SID Refer to the example at the end of this section a Determine percent SID error by companng the image of the metnc scale to a standard metnc ruler Use the longest segment possible A 400mmsegment will provide 25% SID readings, while a 200 mm segment will provide 5% SID readings Example A 14" x 17" film shows a 300 mm segment of metnc scale Use only 200 mm of this scale and check to see if it really measures 200 mm If the segment measures exactly 200 mm, the SID is exactly the value pnnted on the RAT pattern If the segment measures 201 mm, the SID is greater than the value pnnted on the pattern by 1 part in 200, or 5% Calculate the actual SID by adding (or subtractrng) the percent error to the selected SID b Determine center-to-center percent error by drawng diagonals across the film corners and across the comers of the 12" x 12"field Measure the misaligmentwtth a ruler and divide the result by the actual SID Convert to percent c Determinepointer-teactualsize percent error by noting error between pointer indication and field sue as indicated by the scales impnnted on the film Divide error by selected SID, convert to s% actual SID percent, but recordresult a 7 Examine the second film See Illustration 4-5
Assemble the RAT in the normal fashion, that is, with the Plexiglas and the rectangular spacer bars See Illustration 4-3
2 Expose the film using a very low technique, small spot, 50 or 60 kVp, and low mAs, so that the collimator blades are just visible (denstty equals 5 to 8) Remove the film
3 Insert an empty 14 by 17 cassette in the Bucky and a smaller cassette or Redi-pak film in the tray of the RAT The collimator should be in AUTO mode Record the intersection of the light field on the RAT pattern
NOTE If you are using a 40-inch SID and the tube target angle is 11" or less you cannot obtain 17-iwh field coverage longitudinally In this case, insert the film with the longer dimension laterally
4 Expose the film using a very low technique (50 to 60 kVp and 1 mAs or less for high-speed screens, 5 to 10 mAs for no screen) Do not remove the film
5 Replacethe large Buckycassettewtth a mediumand
then with a small cassette and make more expe sures If the technique is light enough all three exposures may be superimposed on a single RAT film Process the films NOTE If your are doing this for the first bme we suggest you use 3 separate films
6 Examine the first film
a Determine light field-teX-ray field misalignment by companng the data recorded in Step 3 to the edges of the field as indicated by the scales impnnted on the film Divide these values of misalignment by the selected SID, convert to percent, but record the result as - actual % SID
b Determinethe sizsto-size percent error by companng the film size to the sue of the field as indicated by the scales impnntedon the film See note below Divide the difference by the actual SID Record the result
NOTE The indicated field size must first be corrected for any error in the SID Increase or d e crease the indicated field size by the same per4-10
See Illustration 4-4
NOTE The followng steps represent a significant change in the method of interpreting test films This change is applicable only for the new RAT patterns and must not be used with the onginal RAT pattern (46-177371P1) The errors in alignment wll sometimes be measuredwith the scale on the RATpattern and with the image of those scales on the Bucky film These values mll be divided into the selected SID
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For Step 6c Pointer indication 1 2 x 12" Size of small field using scales printed on film = (12 1" N E ) x (11 8" E/W) Long error = 1" N/S - 44'' = 23% SID Lat error = 2'' E/S - 44" = 45% SID For Step 7a
Light Field
rected for any error in the SID Increase or decrease the indicated field size by the same percentage that the SID was found to be high or low For example, if the SID was found to be 1% high (from Step sa) and the indicated field size was 14 units by 17 units (from Step 7a), then the actual field size is 14 14 inches by 17 17 inches
8 Repeat Steps 6a, 6b, 6c, and 7b as required for
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beam honzontal or other SID s Example Refer to Illustrations 4-4 and 4 5

For Step 6a Selected SID was 44", segment from 60 mm to 260 mm measured 202 5 mm SID error is +2 5 mm 200 mm = 1 25% The actual SID, therefore IS 4 ' + 1 25% or 44 55' 4
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X-ray Field 18 3N
Error
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1 1" 1
1'
NortNSouth error = 2' - 44" = 45% SID EasffWesterror = 2 - 44" = 45% SID '
For Step 7b SID error (from Step sa) is +1 25% Indicatedfield size = 17 2 units N E by 14 5 units E/W Actual field site = 17 2" + 1 25% N/S by 14 5 + 1 25% O W Actual field size then is 17 4" x 14 7
For Step 6b The error by direct measurement of dis tance between diagonals is 0 3" This is expressed as 3 - 44 55' or 67% SID
- 44 55" = 9% SID, Long 7 - 44 55' = 1 6% SID Lat 9% + 1 6% = 2 5% total

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SECTION 7 BLADE RESPONSE CHECK Start with the collimator i n the Auto mode, (cassette and tray in place) Recycle the collimator several times by removing and reinserting the cassette while observing blade response via the field lamp No more than three oscillations should follow blade repositioning There should be no binding or chattering Service Reference Damping Adjustment" SM D5303C Chapter 3, Section 20, or Direction 14039 Section 2-6 Vary the SID from 40 inches to maximum and back while observing the light field The field size should remain approximately constant Service Reference 'SID Adjustment" SM 053032 Chapter 3 Section , 19-1 steps 5d through 5f and step 6 and Damping Adjustments", SM D5303C, Chapter 3, Section 20, or see the corresponding Section 2-2 step 3, and Section 2-6, respectively of Direction 14039 NOTE Overdamping will result in a system that does not respond to small changes in SID This will cause inaccurate field size control When adjustments are complete, the blades should respond smoothly to changes in SID
SECTION 9
- QUANTAMAT FILM AREA COMPENSATION CHECK
If an Ion Chamber Detector is part of the system check film area compensation according t o the instructions in Chapter 4 of the Quantamat II Service Manual SM A84006, or Chapter 4 of the Quantamatic Exposure Control Service Manual SM A8700
SECTION 10
- FILTER INTERLOCK CHECK FOR MAMMOGRAPHYCOLLIMATOR
Select 50 kVp and a light technique Insert a cassette and position the equipment as if to expose a film Push the 1 5 mm aluminurn filter on the side of the collimator all the way in Attempt to make an exposure Exposures must be possible Retract the filter and attempt another exposure Exposures must not be possible Select 49 kVp and attempt exposures Exposures must be possible regardless of the position of the filter SECTION 11 BEAM QUALITY DETERMINATION
SECTION 8 - EXTENSION CYLINDER ALIGNMENT CHECK (OPTIONAL ACCESSORY) Slide the extension cylinder onto the collimator tracks With the beam vertical project the light field onto a white matte surface The circle of light should be symmetrical about the crosshairs If adjustment is needed, tape the mylar window in position to keep it from slipping and then loosen the screws holding the tracks Shift or shim the tracks as required
Perform the Half Value Layer Test described i n Section 4 of Direction 13894, System Field Test for HHS' Note that for Mammography Collimators the 1 5 mm aluminum filter must be in place t o perform the test All other operator removable filters on Mammo or regular collimators are to be retracted or removed
This check must be performed at installation and whenever any part of the Diagnostic Source Assem bly involving absorption between the source and the patient has been repaired or replaced
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TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION TITLE PART I SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS LIGHT FIELD ADJUSTMENT LIGHT FIELD CROSSHAIR ALIGNMENT BUCKY CENTERING LIGHT ALIGNMENT FIELD LIGHT "ON" TIME ADJUSTMENT CASSETTE TRAY CASSETTE TRAY
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- CASSETTE CLAMPING FORCE ADJUSTMENT
CALIBRATION OF CASSETTE SIZE SENSING POTENTIOMETERS 71 Calibration Check 72 Calibration Procedure

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FIELD LAMP REPLACEMENT 91 Replacement Procedure Lamp Filament Alignment Check 92 FIELD LIGHT TIMER
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SWITCH AND TERMINAL BOARD ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT MERCURY SWITCH REPLACEMENT BLADE DRIVE MOTOR REPLACEMENT POTENTIOMETER REPLACEMENT 1 4 1 Manual Blade Control Pot Replacement 1 4 2 Blade Driven Pot Replacement MIRROR REPLACEMENT 15 1 Broken Mirror Removal 15 2 New Mirror Attachment 61
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TITLE FIELD SIZE POINTER ATTACHMENT BLOCK TIGHTENING 16 1 Procedure for Tightening One Loose Attachment Block 16 2 Procedure for Tightening Both Attachment Blocks MYLAR SHIM REPLACEMENT CASSElTE SIZE SENSING POTENTIOMETER REPLACEMENT 18 1 Longitudinal C S S Pot Replacement 18 2 Transverse C S S Pot Replacement SENSING ARM REPLACEMENT STEEL DRIVE CABLE REPLACEMENT TRAY PLUG REPLACEMENT BUCKY RECEPTACLE REPLACEMENT
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Remove the nameplate See Illustration 6-1

CAUTION BECAUSE OF THE HIGH ENERGY LAMP, THE LIGHT HOUSING MAY BE HOT NEVER ENERGIZE THE LAMP WITH THE LIGHT HOUSING COVER REMOVED BECAUSE THE HIGH INTENSITY OF THE LAMP IS BLINDING
Detach the light housing cover See Ill 6-2 Make sure the lamp is seated fully in the socket See Ill 6 3
NOTE THE LAMP SHOULD NEVER BE TOUCHED DIRECTLY WITH THE FINGERS as this is detrimental t o its useful life Instead, use tissue paper or a soft cloth as a protective media between the fingers and the lamp If the outside of the lamp is contaminated, clean with a soft cloth dampened with water Wipe the lamp dry before energizing
Replace the light housing cover, Determine x-ray t o light field alignment as follows
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Set the tube a t 40' (44') SID Set keyswitch t o override 1 Load a 14 X 17 cassette in the bucky Place light field to x-ray field test pattern (46-198466) on the table top Usingthe light field, collimate down t o the edge of the rectangle on the test pattern Take an exposure Open collimator blades larger than the rectangle Take another exposure Developthe film Record the distance between the first exposure (darkest area) and the rectangle (1 division = 1 inch) for each of the four sides The first exposure (darkest area) should be centered on the test pattern rectangle within the alignment specifications of Chapter 4, Section 3, Table 4-3, x-rayhght field alignment
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a b Loosen slightly thetwo light housing mounting screws See Illustration 6-2
Shift the housing vertically to move the field forward or back, and horizontally t o move the field right or l e f t Reposition and repeat Step 5
NOTE Do not rotate the housing
Retighten the two screws Replace the nameplate Check crosshair and Bucky centering light alignment per the following sections
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To Remove Nameplate
A Loosen these screws
B TiIt nameplate forward

and unplug leads to key switch and indicator lights
C Lift nameplate out
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Position the tube unlt and collimatgr to project the light field on a smooth, light colored surface a t a
40 ' SID
Darken the room and energize the field light Slowly move each blade set toward the closed position while observing the light pattern The illuminated area should show equal rectangles of light on elther side of the crosshair shadows as each set of blades is moved toward the closed position 3 If adjustment is necessary, loosen slightly the two rear screws in each cone track, tap the light field window frame with a screwdriver until alignment is satisfactory and then retighten the cone track screws.
SEC 3 BUCKY CENTERING LIGHT ALIGNMENT
The Bucky centering light is designed to provide a projected crosshair image in front of the collimator in line with the transverse (lateral) center line of the light field To check alignment proceed as follows 1 Manually adjust the blades to yield a field size of approximately 12" x 12" Darken the room and energize the field light Position the tube unit and collimator so the shadow of the transterse crosshair falls on a transverse guide line on the table top 40" SID (If the table top does not have guide lines, use another means to establish a reference line - approximately 20" in length for the alignment check )
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If the Bucky light crosshair shadow does not center within 1/4 'of the guide line and IS not reasonably parallel to the line, adjust per the following steps
Remove the nameplate per Illustration 6 1

BECAUSE OF THE HIGH ENERGY LAMP, THE LIGHT HOUSING MAY BE HOT
CAUTION
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Loosen slightly the two socket head screws on the bottom of the light housing Slide the entire Bucky light lens assembly until the proper position is obtained Retighten the screws
If necessary, rotate the light housing to move the Bucky light field If this is done recheck the position of the light field and the shadow crosshairs per instructions in Sections 1 and 2 of this chapter
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Replace the nameplate
SEC 4 FIELD LIGHT "ON TIME ADJUSTMENT The field light timer is set at the maximum adjustment I f the user desires a reduction from this maximum, proceed as follows
For collimatorsM/ old style dashpot 1 Remove the nameplate See Illustration 6 1 63

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Detach the connector housing cover See Illustration 6 4 Disconnect the lock and light cable and the servo cable Remove the trim cover
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Remove the two screws in the top corners of the back of the collimator Remove the MIO front screws in each cone track on the bottom of the collimator Standard Collimator Remove the filter assemblies and set aside The filter assembly used with this collimator cannot be removed Mammography Collimator Detach the filter handle (back out the two set screws in the bottom of the handle) and then push the filter far enough into the colli mator so the trim cover will not get caught when it is slid off Rotate the collimator 90 from the front posrtion Detach the rotational detent button by removing the capscrew in the bumn Also remove the
sleeve and the spring
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Before removing, turn the detent button down tight This turns the plunger shaft in far enough to permlt the trim m e r to slide over It
With the measuring tape fully retracted slide the cover rearward and off See Illustration 6 5
NOTE
Make sure the cover does not get caught on the measuring tape
For collimatorsMlElectronic Timer
Remove nameplate See Illustration 61 Adjust potentiometer on timer circuit board, located below timer button, for desired timing Replace nameplate
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Remove the timer switch assembly Seelllustration6-6 Pull the assembly out from the side On units
USE CAUTION The dashpot IS glass
NOTE 6
Remove the plastic cap from the back of the assembly Turn the socket head set screw on the back of the assembly CCW to shorten the interval (turn the screw only small increments a t a time) Depress the button and check the timer interval Listen for the audible click in the snapaction witch Replace the plastic cap when the adjustment is satisfactory Replace the timer switch assembly, trim cover, lock and light and servo cables, connector housing cover, and nameplate When replacing the trim cover again have the measuring tape fully retracted Also replace the spring sleeve and rotational detent button turn the plunger shaft out with a screwdriver slide the spring and sleeve over the shaft, engage the keyed portion of the button with the groove on the shaft and then replace the cap screw With the Mammography Collimator pull the filter back out using a needle nose pliers and reattach the handle
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The cassette clamps should be parallel to the short axis of the tray
To realign the rear cassette clamp, refer to the procedure given in Ill 6 7
To realign the front cassette clamp, refer to I l l 6-8
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Loosen these screws at bottom of clamp assembly Shift cassette clamp as nececcary then retighten screws Replace pin and then channel
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SEC 6 CASSETTE TRAY - CASSETTE CLAMPING FORCE ADJUSTMENT
From time to time it is necessary to adjust the cassette clamping mechanism to ensure secure locking of the cassette If the locking mechanism loosens due to normal wear, it may be tightened by adjusting the two
set screws in the locking handle Proceed as follows

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Unlatch the locking handle and pull the cassette clamps apart Adjust the clamping mechanism per Illustration 6 9
Place a cassette in the tray Push the clamps against the cassette and relatch the locking handle An
increase in clamping force should be noticed but the locking mechanism should operate without binding and should not requrre excessive effort to latch Repeat the adjustment if necessary, until the results are satisfactory
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In order to maintain necessarybalance on this adjustment, each set screw should be turned
the same amount This is a slight adjustment requiring approximately 3 to 4 degrees of
screw rotation to compensate for normal wear

ILLUSTRATION 6 9 SEC 7 CALIBRATION OF CASSETTE SIZE SENSING POTENTIOMETERS
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Calibration Check
This calibration check is provided to isolate a malfunction of the automatic collimation system to the automatic collimator or the cassette size sensing tray To check calibration of the pots in the tray proceed as follows
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Remove the cassette size sensing tray from the Bucky and place on a convenient work surface Insert a standard size cassette in the tray center accurately and lock in place
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In order to obtain measurements associated with the width dimension of the cassette (longitudinal axis
of x-ray table) it is necessary to activate the sensing arm
Detach the tray mechanism chamber cover While moving the sensing arm toward the cassette, insert a screwdriver with a 318" wide blade in the sensing arm actuating slot See Illustration 6-10 This provides the same mechanical action as the pin and pad assembly when the tray is inserted into the Bucky
CAUTION DO NOT APPLY PRESSURE TO THE END OF THE SENSING ARM ALL PRESSURE MUST BE APPLIED AT THE HEEL OF THE ARM
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Refer to Table 6-1 and make the applicable resistance measurements If discrepancies are noted, refer to subsection 7 2 following
TABLE 6 1 RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS FOR CALIBRATION CHECK
FILM LENGTH OR WIDTH 5" 7" 8" 10" 12" 14" 17"
RESISTANCE VALUE (OHMS)' 75+! 210+1 280+1 420+! 580+1 720+! 940+1 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
.Measured across pins 4 & 8 of tray plug for width (longltudlnal) dimension, measured across Pins 1 & 5 of tray plug for length (transverse) dimension 610
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The following calibration procedures are to be performed if correct calibration has been lost It is important that the tray pots be calibrated using the set up shown in Illustration 6-1 1 Remove the cassette size sensing tray from the Bucky and place on a convenient work surface Detach the tray mechanism chamber cover Install a 10" x 12" cassette in the tray, center accurately and lock in place Make all connections to the tray shown in Illustration 6-11 While moving the sensing arm toward the cassette, insert a screwdriver with a 3/8"wide blade in the sensing arm dot See Illustration 6-10
CAUTION DO NOT APPLY PRESSURE TO THE END OF THE SENSING ARM ALL PRESSURE MUST BE APPLIED A T T H E HEEL OF THE ARM
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With +6 84 VDC applied to the tray as indicated in Illustration 6 11, measure and record the voltage between pins 1 and 5 and between 4 and 8 of the Amphenol connector If either voltage i s outside the limit given in Table 6-2, adjust the corresponding pot per Step 7 until the proper voltage is obtained (Sensing arm in contact with the cassette and cassette clamps pushed snugly against the cassette 1 Adjustment of the pots is done by loosening the allen screw which secures the gear to the top of the pot and turning the pot shaft until the proper voltage is obtained See Illustration 6-12 and 6 13 Tighten the allen screw after making the necessary adjustment Since the output voltage vs film cassette size is a linear function, it is not necessary to calibrate the tray for every film cassette size However, verify proper calibration a t the ends of the operating range by repeating Step 6 for cassette sizes of 5" x 7" and 14" x 17" Refer to Table 6-2 for proper output voltage After adjustment is satisfactory, replace the tray mechanism chamber cover
TABLE 6 2 CALIBRATION DATA (BASED ON + 6 84 VDC APPLIED TO POTENTIOMETERS) FILM LENGTH OR WIDTH CALIBRATED OUTPUT VOLTAGE +/ 10 VDC
5" 7" 8" 10" 12"

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The stop block and auxiliary switch require realignment if the sensing arm assembly is replaced or if correct alignment is lost Proceed as follows 1
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Detach the tray mechanism chamber cover While moving the sensing arm toward the cassette, insert a screwdriver with a 3/8"wide blade in the sensing arm slot See Illustration 610
CAUTION
DO NOT APPLY PRESSURE TO THE END OF THE SENSING ARM ALL PRESSURE MUST BE APPLIED A T THE HEEL OF THE ARM
Loosen the two screws securing the stop block to the sensing arm assembly See Illustration 6 14
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ILLUSTRATION 6 1 4
Shift the stop block so that it contacts the actuator lever when the sensing arm reaches the midpoint of the stiffener ridge on the tray (2 13/16' from the long centerline of the tray) With hand pressure on the heel of the sensing arm, move the arm back and forth When the sensing arm reaches the midpoint of the stiffener ridge on the tray, the auxiliary switch roller should seat in the notch in the actuator cam beneath the gear on the longitudinal c s s pot If not, loosen the allen screw in the cam and rotate the cam until the switch roller seats in the notch a t the proper point See Illustration 6 15 Then retighten the allen screw Replace the tray mechanism chamber cover
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Replacement Procedure Remove the nameplate Detach the light housing cover See Ill 6-16
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Pull the old lamp out of the socket See Ill 6-17
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THE NEW LAMP SHOULD NEVER TOUCHED DIRECTLY WITH THE FINGERS as this is detrimental to its useful life Instead, use the plastic bag in which the lamp is packaged, tissue paper, or a soft cloth as a protective media between the fingers and the lamp If the outside of the lamp I contaminated, clean with a soft cloth dampened with water Wipe the lamp dry before S energizing
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Insert the new lamp into the lamp socket (It only fits in one way 1 Make sure the lamp is a l l the way into the socket Lamp Filament Alignment Check NEVER ENERGIZE THE LAMP WITH THE LIGHT HOUSING COVER REMOVED BECAUSE THE HIGH INTENSITY OF THE LAMP IS BLINDING
CAUTION
Using the thumbwheels (manual mode of operation) open the blades fully Rotate the tube unit and collimator 90' from the over thetable position Looking through the window on the bottom of the collimator, the lamp filament image on the mirror should appear centered in the light box window aperture If alignment is not satisfactory, refer to III 6 18 Rotate the collimator back to the over the-table position Replace the light housing cover Replace the nameplate
LOOSEN SCREW AND SHIFT LIGHT SHIELD AS NECESSARY THEN RETIGHTEN SCREW
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Remove the nameplate, connector housing, cover, lock and light cable, servo cable and trim cover (SeeSection 4 of this chapter for instructions on trim cover removal ) Detach the timer switch assembly from the mounting plate See Ill 6 19 Then pull the assembly out from the side
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Unsolder and remove the leads Attach the leads to the replacement assembly and solder Depress the button and check the time interval Listen for the audible click in the snap action switch Adjust if necessary, per instructions in Section 4 of this chapter
Install the replacement assembly NOTE USE CAUTION The dashpot S glass I
Replace the nameplate trim cover, lock and light cable, servo cable, and connector housing cover
SEC 11 SWITCH AND TERMINAL BOARD ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT
Remove the nameplate connector housing cover, lock and light cable, servo cable and trim cover (See Section 4 of this chapter for instructions on trim cover removal 1 Disconnect the plugs from the switch and terminal board assemblies. Detach the handle frame casting from the collimator See I l l 6 20
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Detach the defective switch and terminal board assembly by removing the cap screw and clamp plate on each side of the terminal board Slide the replacement switch and terminal board assembly onto the switch support casting Replace the clamp plate and cap screw on each side of the terminal board Slide the switch and terminal board assembly up against the back of the switch support casting and tighten the cap screws securely Reattach the handle frame Butt the top of the frame against the front of the main frame caning and
set the 2 dimension between hole centers as shown in Illustration 6-20, then tighten the (4) 1/4-20 x 5/8" pan hms securely
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Reconnect the switch and terminal board assemblies Replace the nameplate, trim cover, servo cable, lock and light cable and connector housing cover
SEC 12 MERCURY SWITCH REPLACEMENT
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Remove the nameplate, connector housing cover, lock and light cable, servo cable and trim cover (SeeSection 4 of this chapter for instructions on trim cover removal 1 Disconnect the plugs from the switch and terminal board assemblres Detach the handle frame caning from the collimator See I l l 6-20 Disconnect the leads of the defective switch from the in-line splice and connector See Ill 6 21
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Using a sharp knife, cut through the glue securing the switch to the clamp Remove the switch Scrape any remaining glue from the clamp Install the replacement switch For proper operation, the switch contacts must be oriented as shown in Ill 6 2 1 Verify proper operation of the switch(es1as follows
4s10 & 4 1 3 Continuity should be observed between 4P4-1 and 4P4-3 until tube unit and collimator are rotated more than loo CW or loo CCW 4S11 & 4 1 6 No continuity should be observed between 4P4-2 and 4TB2 8 until tube unit and collimator are between 80 and 100' CCW 6 1 2 & 4 1 7 No continuity should be observed between 4P4-4 and 4TB1 3 until tube unit and collimator are between 80 and 100' CW (All angular measurements are referenced to the normal x ray beam down position)
Fasten the replacement switch to the clamp using model airplane (vinyl) cement
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Connect the leads of the replacement switch per the original connections
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Reattach the handle frame Butt the top of the frame against the front of the main frame casting and set the 2" dimension between hole centers as shown in Ill 6 20, then tighten the (4) 1/4-20 x 5/8" pan hms securely
Reconnect the switch and terminal board assemblies Replace the nameplate trim cover, servo cable, lock and light cable and connector housing cover
SEC 13 BLADE DRIVE MOTOR REPLACEMENT
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To replace a defective motor, proceed as follows

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Remove the connector housing cover, lock and light cable, servo cable, and trim cover (See Section 4 of this chapter for instructions on trim cover removal 1 Disengage the motors See I llustration 6-22 or 6 23
NOTE 3
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It may be necessary to loosen the mounting screw of the wiring harness clamp located directly behind the longitudinal blade drive motor before the motor can be backed out
Move the blade sets by hand as required and work the defective motor down through the blade assembly Unplug the motor leads. Mate the plug on the replacement motor and the receptacle on the collimator harness leads Slide the new motor into the mounting clamp
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Before meshing the gears, move the blade set by hand Check for and correct any binding or irregular motion Turn the motor so the output gear engages with the large gear from the bottom up See Illustration 622 or 6 23 Slightly jog the blade set and continue to turn the motor until the gears are tightly meshed Then turn the motor m the opposite direction until end play in the motor output shaft can just be felt (75% minimum mesh with minimum backlash)
ONCE THE MOTORS ARE PROPERLY ENGAGED, DO NOT MOVE THE BLADE SETS BY HAND1
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Retighten the socket head screw to 0 to 10 in /Ibs

NOTE Do not overtighten the screw Overtlghtenlng could result in breakage of the mounting clamp
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Use Loctite 271 and torque the two screws in end of gear train holding motor to gear train to 2 5 in /ounces
IMPORTANTI Perform the damping adjustment procedure per instructions in Section 20, Chapter 3
Failure to obtain proper damping could be a result of one or more of the following a) Inadequate gear mesh 6) Inadequate steel cable tension b) Binding of pulleys e) Binding or rubbing of other moving parts c) Binding of pointer blocks
12 Replace the trim cover, servo cable, lock and ltght cable and connector housing cover
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SEC 14 POTENTIOMETER REPLACEMENT Manual Blade Control Pot Replacement Close the blades (Closingthe blades should position the pointers at the right hand edge of the dial drum )
It may be necessary to disengage the motors and move the blades by hand Refer to Sec 13 of this chapter for disengagement procedure
NOTE
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Remove the nameplate, connector housing cover, lock and light cable, servo cable and trim cover (See Section 4 of this chapter for instructions on trim cover removal ) Disconnect the plugs from the switch and terminal board assemblies Detach the handle frame casting from the collimator See Ill 6-20 Detach the dial drum assembly See Ill 6 24
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The pointers may have to be spread and held to the right slightly to accommodate removal of the drum assembly
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Detach the dial assembly mounting bracket from the mounting plate See III 6 24 Cut the straps securing the harness to the mounting bracket and then pull the bracket out far enough to permit removal of the thumbwheel Loosen the set screw in the blade control thumbwheel and then pull the thumbwheel off the pot shaft Remove the spring and then detach the defective pot from the mounting bracket by removing the nut and lockwasher Unsolder the pot leads Refer to Ill 6 21 and solder the leads to the replacement pot Reverse the above procedure to install the pot and replace the mounting bracket Reattach the handle frame Butt t h e top of the frame against the front of the main frame casting and set the 2" dimension between hole centers as shown in Illustration 6-20,then tighten the (4) 1/4-20 x 5/8" pan hms securely Reconnect the switch and terminal board assemblies Replace the nameplate, trim cover, servo cable, lock and light cable and connector housing cover Blade Driven Pot Replacement Remove the nameplate, connector housing cover, lock and light cable, servo cable and trim cover (See Section 4 of this chapter for instructionson trim cover removal) Disconnect the plugs from the switch and terminal board assemblies. Detach the handle frame casting from the collimator See III 6-25 Disengage the appropriate motor (see Sec 13 of this chapter for disengagement procedure) and move the blades by hand until the 4-40 set screw in the pulley shaft can be seen in the access hole in the bottom of the pot mounting block Loosen the set screw See Ill 6-25 Detach the clamps holding the pot in place Refer to Ill 6-26 Pull the defective pot out Unsolder the pot leads Refer to Ill 6-21 and solder the leads to the replacement pot Install the pot and close the blades Reattach the handle frame Butt the top of the frame against the front of the main frame casting and
set the 2" dimension between hole centers as shown in IW ' 6 25, then tighten the (4) 1/4-20 x 518"
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Reconnect the witch and terminal board assemblies Replace the tnm cover, servo cable, lock and light cable and connector housing cover Put key swtch in Ovemde 1 position
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Adjust the pot as follows a b Using the thumbwheel, rotate downward to end of pot Connect a digital voltmeter to Card A6 or A8 as follows DVM LEAD Probe CONNECTlON Junction point of R7 and R43 for 4618871461 Board (R8 and R41 for old 4618852661 Board) Chassis
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Rotate the body of the pot until t h e voltmeter reading is less than -0 03 VDC Secure the pot by tightening the screws in the clamps
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15 Replace the nameplate SEC 15 MIRROR REPLACEMENT A broken mirror can be replaced by following the procedure below The procedure outlined is for r e placement of a mirror broken after the collimator has been attached to the tube unit
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Broken Mirror Removal Using the thumbwheels, open the blades fully NOTE
If power i s not available, carry out Step 2 following Then disengage the motors per Sec 13 of thrs chapter and move the blades by hand
Remove the connector housing cover, lock and light cable, servo cable, and trim cover Detach the collimator from the interface plate by removing the (5) 8 32 x 3/4" soc hms CAUTION DO NOT LOOSEN THE (4) 10-32 HEX HD SCREWS SECURING THE INTERFACE PLATE TO THE ADAPTER PLATE OR TUBE UNIT DOING THIS COULD RESULT IN LOSS OF RADIOGRAPHIC ALIGNMENT BEFORE REMOVING THE COLLl MATOR FROM THE TUBE UNIT ON THE 48-4 SERIES HANGERS, RELIEVE THE NECESSARY TENSION ON THE COLUMN CABLES BY UNWINDING THE COUNTERPOISE SPRINGS ON THE 48 5 HANGER, LOCK THE VERTICAL COLUMN BY INSERTING THE PLUNGER IN ONE OF THE SLOTS IN THE HUB OF THE GROOVED DRUM WITH THE 65 AND 80 TUBE STANDS, BLOCK THE VERTICAL CARRIAGE AT A CONVENIENT HEIGHT
Place the collimator upadedown on a surtable working surface To provide clearance for the lead fingers, place 2" thick pieces of wood or similar material approximately one foot long between the collimator and the working surface
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Before removing the mirror assembly, proceed as follows Place Dub1Stik@Tape or equivalent on one side of two 3/4" x 1 1/2 ' pieces of cardboard Place the pieces of cardboard against the edge of the mirror mount towards the front of the collimator These pieces of cardboard will act as stops when attaching the new mirror assembly See Ill 6 27 This must be done carefully in order to provide an exact reference for attachment of the new mirror assembly in the same position as the original
NOTE
PLACE PIECES OF CARDBOARD AGAINST
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PAN HMS
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ILLUSTRATION 6-27 6 Detach the mirror assembly by removing the two studs and the flat washers Use a 1/4" drwe socket wrench and a 5/16" socket passed between the blades from the side of the collimator Also remove the aluminum filter Turn the collimator over and gently shake to remove any remaining pieces of the broken mirror Return d to the upside-down position Replace the aluminum filter New Mirror Attachment Detach the brackets from the mirror mount by removing the 6 32 x 5/16' pan hms See Ill 6 27 Carefully remove any remaining pieces of broken mirror from the mirror mount or the brackets. Using CDX or a similar solvent, remove the tape from the legs of the mirror mount Replace with new strips of Dub1 StikOTape or equivalent Leave the rubber strips on the brackets in place
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With the mirror' mount on a flat surface, place a strip of cardboard or other material (approximately 1" x 3") within the mount The material used should be approximately 3/64 thick It serves as a guide for establishing the necessary clearance between the mirror and the mounting surface See Ill 6-28
The mirror has two reflecting surfaces Touch a pencil point against the mirror On one side a small gap between the pencil point and image will be seen On the other side the two will appear to touch The latter is the correct reflecting surface When installed in the collimator, light from the lamp must strike this surface See Ill 6-28 5 Handling the mirror only by the edges, set it vertically on the strip of cardboard or other material with 31/2" dimension as shown in Ill 6-28 Approximately center the mirror in the mirror mount
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Gently tip the mirror backwards onto the legs of the mount Replace the brackets and the 6-32 x 5/16" pan hms Using a soft cloth moistned in a mild soap and water solution, carefully wipe any smudges or dust from the mirror surface Wipe the mirror dry using another soft, dry cloth Extra care I necessary since the S reflectwe surface I easily scratched S Carefully place the mirror assembly in the collimator Bump the front edge of the mount against the cardboard stops Replace the flat washers and the studs Remove the pieces of cardboard Reattach the collimator to the interface plate Replace the trim cover, servo cable, lock and light cable, and the connector housing cover
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SEC 16 FIELD SIZE POINTER ATTACHMENT BLOCK TIGHTENING

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Procedure for Tightening One Loose Attachment Block
A loose field size pointer attachment block can be tightened as follows

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Remove the nameplate Using the thumbwheels, close the blades. (Closing the blades should position the pointers a t the right hand edge of the dial drum Gently slide the loose attachment block until i t s pointer is a t this position 1 Detach the dial drum assembly See III 6 29 Carefully remove the assembly NOTE The pointers may have to be spread and held to the right slightly to accommodate removal of the drum assembly
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Line the pointer of the loose attachment block up relative t o the other pointer (with the blades in the closed posrtion) by sliding the block Tighten the screw in the counterbore on the face of the attachment block Make sure the steel cable i s caught behind the washer See Ill 6 30 Replace the dial drum assembly Gently bend the pointer sideways if slight adjustment is needed Replace the nameplate
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I f both field size pointer attachment blocks are loose, the following procedure is applicable
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Remove the nameplate Using the thumbwheels, close the blades (Closingthe blades should position the pointers a t the right hand edge of the dial drum Gently slide the loose attachment blocks until their pointers are a t this position ) Using a pencil, place a mark which corresponds to the right hand edge of dial drum on the bracket holding the dial assembly in place Detach the dial drum assembly See Ill 6-29 Carefully remove the assembly NOTE The pointers may have to be spread and held t o the right slightly to accommodate removal of the drum assembly
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Line the pointers of the loose attachment blocks up relative to the mark (with the blades in the closed position) by sliding the blocks Tighten the screws in the counterbore on the face of each attachment block Make sure the steel cable is caught behind the washer in each block See Ill 6-30
Replace the dial drum assembly
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Using the thumbwheels, open the blades Energize the field light
10 Adjust the blades to yield a measured 22" x 12" light field a t a 40" source to image distance
CAUTION
BECAUSE OF THE HIGH ENERGY LAMP, THE LAMP HOUSING MAY BE HOT
11 The pointers should line up with the 12" on the scale for a 40" source to image distance
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Replace the nameplate SEC 17 MYLAR SHIM REPLACEMENT
The Mylar shim between the frame support casting and the brass flange a t the top of the collimator requires replacement if excessive play develops between the rotating body of the collimator and the station ary brass flange The shim can be replaced by following the procedure below 1
2
Using the thumbwheels, fully close the blades Remove the nameplate, connector housing cover, lock and light cable, servo cable, and trim cover Remove the collimator from the tube unit Do this by removing the (5) 8 32 x 3/4" hex soc hms
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BEFORE REMOVING THE COLLIMATOR FROM THE TUBE UNIT ON THE 48-4 SERIES HANGER, RELIEVE THE NECESSARY TENSION ON THE COLUMN CABLES BY UNWINDING THE COUNTERPOISE SPRINGS ON THE 48 5 HANGER, LOCK THE VERTICAL COLUMN BY INSERTING THE PLUNGER IN ONE OF THE SLOTS IN THE 6 HUB OF THE GROOVED DRUM WITH THE 6 AND 80 TUBE STANDS, BLOCK THE VERTICAL CARRIAGE AT A CONVENIENT HEIGHT
Detach the connector bracket from the rear of the frame support casting by removing the two flat hms
Place the collimator upsidedown on a suitable working surface To provide clearance for the lead fingers, place 2" thick pieces of wood or similar material approximately one foot long between the collimator and the working surface
Scribe a match mark line on the two accessible surfaces on each of the rear mounting ears on the blade assembly frame casting and on each of the rear bosses on the frame support casting Using a straightedge scribe across the mounting ear and the boss so that the blade assembly can be reattached exactly in the original position See Ill 6-31 Remove the green ground wire from the frame support casting Detach the blade assembly from the casting by removing the (4) 10 32 pan hms in the mounting ears (One screw is in the mounting ear located on the inside of the right front corner of the blade assembly frame casting) See III 6 31 Disconnect the plugs from the switch and terminal board assemblies Detach the handle frame casting by removing the (4) 1/4-20 x 5/8' pan hms (two on each side of the collimator) See Ill 6-31
SCRIBE MARKS ACROSS THESE SURFACES
(4) l(132 PAN HMS
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Lift the handle frame (with the switch assemblies attached) clear of the frame support casting and then carefully lift the blade assembly (with the mounting plate assembly attached) clear of the casting The exposed frame support casting should appear as in Ill 6 32
F R A M E SUPPORT CASTING
M Y L A R SHIM
H O L D DOWN R I N G
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Detach the hold down ring from the frame support casting by removing the (6)8 32 x 5/16" flat hms. Remove the brass flange and then the old Mylar shim Lubricate the recessed area in the frame support casting with light machine oil
14 Place the new shim in the recessed area 15 Lubricate the exposed surface of the new shim with light machine oil
16 Carefully replace the brass flange Lubricate the outer edge of the exposed surface of the flange with light machine oil 17
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Replace the hold down ring Tighten the six screws completely and then loosen each approximately 1/4 turn Attach the frame support casting t o the tube unit with three 8 32 x 3/4" hex soc hms Using a spring scale engaged in the outermost handle frame attachment hole in the casting, the rotational force should be approximately 10 Ibs between the +/ 45O detent positions (keep the scale perpendicular to the casting at all times) Tighten each of the six screws an equal amount until this force is obtained
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Remove the casting from the tube unit Place it on the working surface in the original position Replace the blade assembly (with the mounting plate assembly attached) and the handle frame (with the switch assemblies attached) Align the scribed match marks on the mounting ears and bosses and tighten the (4) 10 32 pan hms securely Butt the top of the frame against the front of the main frame casting and set the 2" dimension between hole centers as shown in III 6 31, then tighten the (4) 1/4-20 x 5/8" pan hms securely NOTE Be careful when replacing the blade assembly Bumping the fingers could bend them out of alignment
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Replace the green ground wire and the connector bracket Reconnect the switch and terminal board assemblies Attach the collimator to the tube unit Replace the nameplate, trim cover servo cable, lock and light cable, and the connector housing cover SEC 18 CASSElTE SIZE SENSING POTENTIOMETER REPLACEMENT
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Longitudinal C S S Pot Replacement
The longitudinal c s s pot is mechanically coupled to the sensing arm mechanism of the tray To replace the pot,-refer to Illustration 6 33 and proceed as follows 1
2
Detach the tray mechanism chamber cover With the sensing arm a t i t s rest position along the side of the tray, draw a reference mark across the gear segment on the sensing arm and the gear on the pot shaft Detach the auxiliary switch assembly by removing the two screws. Do not unsolder the switch leads Loosen the allen screw in the gear on the pot shaft and remove the gear Detach the pot assembly by removing the two screws holding the mounting bracket in place Loosen the allen screw in the switch actuator cam and remove the cam Mark the leads of the pot and unsolder Remove the pot from the mounting bracket Attach the replacement pot to the bracket and connect the leads
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Reattach the pot assembly to the tray Using the reference marks of Step 2 as a guide, slip the gear onto the pot shaft Leave the allen screw loose
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ILLUSTRATION 633
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Reattach the auxiliary switch Refer to Sections 7 and 8 of this chapter Perform the calibration procedure for the width (longitudinal) c s s pot and adjust the switch actuator cam
Replace the tray mechanism chamber cover
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Transverse C S S Potentiometer Replacement
The transverse c s s potentiometer is coupled to the automatic centering and clamping device by a steel cable and associated pulleys and gears To replace the pot, refer to Illustration 6-34 and proceed as follows Detach the tray mechanism chamber cover Slide the cassette clamps to the maximum open position and lock the clamping mechanism& Draw a reference mark across the pulley assembly gear and the large gear on the pot shaft Detach the support bracket by removing the two screws Loosen the allen screw in the large gear on the pot shaft and remove the gear Detach the pot assembly by removing the two screws holding the mounting bracket in place
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ILLUSTRATION 634
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Replace the support bracket Refer to Section 7 of this chapter and perform the calibration procedure for the length (transverse) c s s pot Replace the tray mechanism chamber cover
SEC 19 SENSING ARM REPLACEMENT
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The angutar shape of the sensing arm is important in obtaining accurate longitudinal film size measurements Should the arm become bent, it should be replaced, attempts should not be made to straighten it To re place the sensing arm refer to Illustration 6 35 and proceed as follows
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Detach the tray mechanism chamber cover With the sensing arm a t i t s rest position along the side of the tray, draw a reference mark across the gear segment on the sensing arm and the gear on the pot shaft Remove the retaining ring
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While lifting the sensing arm from i t s pivot shaft detach the two springs located beneath the sensing arm gear segment Transfer the reference mark on the gear segment of the damaged sensing arm to the replacement arm Remove the stop block from the damaged sensing arm and attach it to the replacement arm Slide the replacement sensing arm over the pivot shaft being sure to align the reference marks Replace the retaining ring and the two springs Refer to Sections 7 and 8 of this chapter Perform the calibration procedure for the width (longitudinal) c s s pot and adjust the stop block and switch actuator cam Replace the tray mechanism chamber cover
SEC 20 STEEL DRIVE CABLE REPLACEMENT C S S TRAY
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There are two steel cables employed to control the position of the length (transverse) c s s pot One cable IS connected between the rear cassette clamp and the second pulley The second cable IS connected between the pot gear and the rewind spring When replacing the rewind cable, it is not necessary to recalibrate the tray The drive cable is replaced as an assembly consisting of the cable and pulley To replace the cable assembly, proceed as follows
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Detach the tray mechanism chamber cover Slide the cassette clamps to the maximum open position and lock the clamping mechanism
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If the tray plug requires replacement due to wear the receptacle on the Bucky should also be inspected for excessive wear and replaced if necessary When replacing either the plug or receptacle, care must be taken to assure proper alignment after replacement To replace the tray plug proceed as follows
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Detach the tray mechanism chamber cover Remove the protective sleeving from the leads to the plug
NOTE
The protective sleeving used I heat shrinkable tubing A suitable replacement should be S used when attaching the leads to the new plug
Mark the leads and unsolder from the plug

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Do not cut the leads from the plug The lead length I critical to the operation of the S "floating" plug feature Remove the leads using a soldering iron
After the leads have been properly marked and removed detach the plug and bracket assembly from the tray by removing the two nuts Install the new plug and bracket assembly and connect all leads Be sure that protective sleeving covers the exposed area of the terminals Leave the two nuts which secure the bracket assembly in place loose If the cassette tray is of the latest type having the "floating" plug, the two centering springs supplied with the tray must be properly installed before performing the following step See Illustration 6 37 These centering springs properly position the plug on the tray to assure alignment with the receptacle on the Bucky The springs must be removed when the plug and receptacle are properly aligned and before normal operation is begun
Slowly insert the tray into the Bucky until the plug has fully engaged the receptacle With the tray fully inserted, tighten the two nuts which secure the plug and bracket assembly Remove the tray and replace the mechanism chamber cover Remove the centering springs
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Whenever a tray plug is replaced due to excessive wear, the receptacle should also be checked for excessive wear and replaced if necessary The procedures given assume that the rear of the Bucky i s readily accessible The receptacle and guide pin assembly consists of the receptacle mounting bracket and guide pins In order to provide the necessary plug receptacle alignment, the location of the receptacle assembly is critical To replace the receptacle, proceed as follows Remove the screws which secure the receptacle assembly to the bracket on the rear of the Bucky Position the receptacle so the 8 leads are accessible Remove the protective sleeving from the leads
NOTE
The protective sleeving used is heat shrinkable tubing A suitable replacement should be used when attaching the leads to the new receptacle
Mark the leads and unsolder from the receptacle
NOTE
Do not Cut the leads from the receptacle The lead length is critical to the operation of the "floating" receptacle feature Remove the leads using a soldering iron
Connect the marked leads to the new receptacle being sure that protective sleeving covers the exposed area of the terminals Attach the new receptacle assembly to the bracket on the Bucky Leave mounting hardware loose
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If the cassette tray being used is of the latest type having a "floating" plug, the two centering springs supplied with the tray must be installed on the plug assembly before performing the following align ment procedure See Ill 6 37 Remove the cassette tray mechanism chamber cover Normally the tray bottoms with the stop pad to the immediate left of the tray plug hitting the Bucky stiffener plate With the Bucky receptacle mounting screws slightly loosened, slowly insert the tray into the Bucky With the tray fully inserted, measure the gap between mating parts of the connector the plug and receptacle should be separated by approximately 1/32" If separation is less than 1/32", add a washer under the head of the cover retaining screw to the right of the tray plug when replacing the cover If separation is greater than 1/32", remove the receptacle assembly from the mounting bracket and install No 8 washers between the brass spacers and the receptacle assembly After the specified connector qap has been established and with the tray still fully inserted, shift the receptacle position until the guide pins on the receptacle engage easily with the sockets on the tray plug (guide pin - socket arrangement helps to assure proper alignment of connector mating parts during the engaging ssquence) When alignment is satisfactory, firmly tighten the receptacle mounting screws Remove the tray and replace the mechanism chamber cover Remove the centering springs
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COMPONENT LOCATION Electronics Package Collimator Cassette Size Sensing Tray
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SCHEMATICS Connector PidFunction Charts Wall Box Harnesses Rad XT Wall Box Harness 80 Tube Stand Wall Box Harness Interface Schematics No 73Table No 77Table Spectrum Table Vertical Bucky Stand 14"x17" Chest Unit Monitrol 15 Table Monitrol90 Table Collimator Schematics Collimator Internal Connections Power Supply Circuits Digital Signal Interface-CardA4 (Sh 1) Collimator I/F and Chest Unit I/F Digital Signal Interface-CardA4 (Sh 2), Table VF and SID Switching I/F (Without Right Angle Adapter Kit) Digital Signal Interface-CardA4 (Sh 3), Table I/F and SID Switching I/F (With Right Angle Adapter Kit DSWGB) Combinational Logic-CardA5 SID Compensation-CardA9 Ref Voltage and Quantamat-Card A1 1 (Shl) Ref Voltage and Quantamat-Card A1 1 (Sh2) Auto Limit-Card A10 Servo Drive-Cards A6, A8 (Sh 1) Servo Drive-Cards A6, A8 (Sh 2) Relay Interface-CardA2 7-6 thru 7-12 7-13 and 7-14 7-15and 7-16 7-17 7-19 7-20 7-21 7-22 7-23 7-75
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COMPONENT LOCATION
Each electrical component in the Sentry Three Automatic Collimator System is preceded by a number describing i t s location Electronics package component locations are shown on Illustrations 7-1, 7-2 and 7 3 Illustrations 7-4 and 7-5 show collimator component locations while Illustration 7-6 gives component loca tions within the cassette size sensing tray
SEC 2 SCHEMATICS
Each printed circuit card is covered by its own schematic It should be noted that odd-numbered circuit card terminations are on the top of the board whereas even-numbered card terminations are on the bottom of the board Interconnections between the collimator electronics package and equipment which could have the cassette size sensing feature are given on the interface diagrams. Refer to the schematic for the particular tube hanger or tube stand involved for complete lock and auxiliary switch connections
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PLACE SWITCH
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CONNECTOR PIN/FUNCTION CHARTS 1P2 TO X RAY TABLE INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR BRN
1 P2 A B C D E F H
FUNCTION +6 84VDC/TRANS & LONG CSS POTS
SCHEMATIC LOCATION CARD A1 1 5,A
+15VDC/TABLE ANGULATION INTERLOCKS CARD A4 2c TRANS CASSETTE SIZE SIGNAL DIFFERENTIAL COMMON TABLE HORIZONTAL AND CASSETTE IN PLACE SIGNAL TABLE VERTICAL AND CASSElTE IN PLACE SIGNAL LONG CASSETTE SIZE SIGNAL SHIELD NOT USED CURRENT CARRYING COMMON +15VDC/CATH TABLE TOP INTERLOCK CARD A1 1 6B CARD A1 1 6C CARD A4 14,B CARD A4 14 C CARD A1 1 6C POWER SUPPLY CKTS 1.D
RED
OR N YEL BLU PUR GRN PINK WHT BLK WHT/BLK
J
K L M
CARD A1 1 58 CARD A2 5F
N P
CATH TABLE TOP DOWN SIGNAL TABLE TRENDELENBURG AND CASSElTE IN PLACE SIGNAL NOT USED
CARD A2 6F CARD A4 14 D
WHT/BRN GRA
7-6
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1P3 TO CHEST UNIT VERTICAL BUCKY STAND INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR BLK RED ORN YEL B LU PUR GRN BLK FIXED 14" X 17" CHEST UNIT INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR
1p3
FUNCTION CURRENT CARRYING COMMON LONG CASSETTE SIZE SIGNAL TRANS CASSElTE SIZE SIGNAL +6 84VDCTTRANS & LONG CSS POTS +15VDC/BUCKY POSITION INTER LOCKS BUCKY VERTICAL AND CAS SETTE IN PLACE SIGNAL OR FILM IN PLACE SIGNAL
SCHEMATlC LOCATION CARD A1 1 5E , CARD A1 1 6,F CARD A1 1 6,E CARD A1 1 5D CARD A4 78 CARD A4 88 CARD A4 8F
BUCKY HORIZONTAL AND CASSETTE IN PLACE SIGNAL SHIELD NOT USED
GRN PINK
POWER SUPPLY CKTS 1,D
CARD A1 1 6, F CARD A4 8E
BRN WHT/BR N
L M
DIFFERENTIAL COMMON BUCKY AT HEIGHT NO 2 (LOW) AND CASSETTE IN PLACE SIGNAL NOT USED BUCKY AT HEIGHT NO 1 (HIGH) AND CASSETTE IN PLACE SIGNAL BUCKY ROTATION AND CASSElTE IN PLACE SIGNAL
CARD A4
G RY
WHT/BLK
8, D
CARD A4 8,C WHT
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1P4 TO ORDOGRAPH I I INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR
1 P4A B C D E F H
J
FUNCTION NOT USED +15VDC/TOMO INTERLOCKS NOT USED
SCHEMATlC LOCATION
CARD A4 2A
ORN
CARD A4 3,A
RED
HORIZ TOM0 ON SIG

NOT USED FOR FUTURE USE (INTERNALLY CONNECTED TO 1P6 F) NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED
YEL
K L M N
BRN BLK BLU
ORDO INTERLOCK XT LONG LOCK RELEASE (INTERNALLY CONNECTED TO 1P6-L) ORDO INTERLOCK - XT LONG LOCK RELEASE (INTERNALLY CONNECTED TO 1P6-M) ORDO INTERLOCK XT ANGULATION LOCK RELEASE (INTERNALLY CONNECTED TO 1P6-N) NOT USED ORDO INTERLOCK XT ANGULATION LOCK RELEASE (INTERNALLY CONNECTED TO 1P6-R) 1P5 TO HEIGHT SENSING POTENTIOMETER SCHEMATlC LOCATION
P
R
GRN
1 5 P
FUNCTION NOT USED NOT USED CURRENT CARRYING COMMON DIFFERENTIAL COMMON NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED SHIELD
INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR
A B C D
CARD A1 1 3E CARD A9 28 WHT BLK
POWER SUPPLY CKTS 1,D
YEL (BARE WIRE)
7-8
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1P5 TO HEIGHT SENSING POTENTIOMETER SCHEMATIC LOCATION CARD A9 28 CARD A I 1 3.D
(Continued)
1 5 P
FUNCTION FOCAL SPOTTO FLOOR DISTANCE SIGNAL (0 lV/IN) +lOVDC SUPPLY SIGNAL NOT USED NOT USED NOT USED
INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR RED GRN
L
M
N P R
1P6 TO TUBE HANGER/STAND (POWER CABLE) TUBE HANGER INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR ORN TUBE STAND (WALL BOX) INTERCONNECTING HARNESS LEAD COLOR WHT
1P6A
FUNCTION INPUT 115VAC HIGH SIDE
SCHEMATIC LOCATION POWER SUPPLY CKTS 1B CARD A4 7.A POWER SUPPLY CKTS 1 c CARD A4 8A POWER SUPPLY CKTS 1.C
B C
+15VDC/STER EO INTER LOCK INPUT 115AC, LOW SIDE
YEL GRN
PUR
D E
STEREO SHIFT SIGNAL GROUND
GRA
GRN
BLK
FOR FUTURE USE (IN TERNALLY CONNECTED TO 1P4-Fl FIELD LIGHT, HIGH SIDE
POWER SUPPLY CKTS
RED RED
38
J
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FOR AUTO COLLIMATOR LONG DETENT

FIELD LIGHT LOW SIDE
CARD A2 7E POWER SUPPLY CKTS
BRN
ORN BRN
ORDO INTERLOCK XT LONG LOCK RELEASE (INTERNALLY CONNECTED TO 1P4-L) ORDO INTERLOCK XT LONG LOCK RELEASE (INTERNALLY CONNECTED TO 1P4-M) ORDO INTERLOCK-XT ANGULATION LOCK RELEASE (INTERNALLY CONNECTED TO l P 4 N)
3,A
79
B LU
PUR
WHT
REV 8
1P6 TO TUBE HANGEWSTAND (POWER CABLE)
(Continued)
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1PS P
FUNCTION FOR AUTO COLLIMATOR LONG DETENT ORDO INTERLOCK - XT ANGULATION LOCK RELEASE (INTERNALLY CONNECTED TO 1P4-R)
SCHEMATIC LOCATION CARD A2 6E
TUBE HANGER INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR WHT/BRN WHT/BLK
TUBE STAND (WALL BOX) INTERCONNECTING HARNESS LEAD COLOR
1P7 TO COLLIMATOR (SERVO CABLE) INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR BRN WHT/RED RED WHT/ORN
1P7
FUNCTI 0N DIFFERENTIAL COMMON-LONG MANUAL CONTROL POT +15VDC/COLLIMATOR INTERLOCKS LONG MANUAL CONTROL SIGNAL
SCHEMATIC LOCATI ON CARD A10 6G CARD A4 CARD A2 1B 8A CARD A10 6G CARD A4 3,D CARD A10 6F CARD A2 10 B CARD A9 10,F CARD A4 38 CARD A9 10 E CARD A4 3E CARD A9 11 F CARD A10 6F CARD A9 9, F CARD A9 9S
A B C D E F
- 80'
TO 100' POSITION SIGNAL
TRANS MANUAL CONTROL SIGNAL NON AUTO INDICATOR LAMP SIGNAL TRANS FIELD SIZE FEEDBACK SIGNAL
G RN WHT/YEL ORN WHT/GRN YEL WHT/BLK/PU R BLK PUR BLU GRA WHT/BLK/RED
H
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+/ 10' POSITION SIGNAL

DC VOLTS FROM SID CAL REDUCTION ON/OFF SIGNAL CURRENT CARRYING COMMON DIFFERENTIAL COMMON-TRANS MANUAL CONTROL POT LONG FIELD SIZE FEEDBACK SIGNAL DIFFERENTIAL COMMON-LONG BLADE DRIVEN POT NOT USED
L
M N P
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MEDICAL SYSTEMS
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1P7 TO COLLIMATOR (SERVO CABLE) (Continued) SCHEMATlC LOCATION CARD A4 3c POWER SUPPLY CKTS 1,D CARD A9 ll,F INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR WHT PINK WHT/BLK WHT/B LK/O RN WHT/BLU WHT/BLK/YEL WHT/PU R W HT/B LK/G RN WHT/B LK/B R N WHT/BLK/BLU WHT/G RA
1P7
FUNCTION t8Oo TO +looo POSITION SIGNAL SHIELD DIFFERENTIAL COMMON-TRANS BLADE DRIVEN POT NOT USED TRANS BLADE DRIVE MOTOR
T
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X
CARD A6, A8 20 E CARD A2
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11,B
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1P8 TO X RAY CONTROL SCHEMATIC LOCATION CARD A2 8,E INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR BLK
1 P& A
FUNCTION EXPOSURE INHIBIT INTERLOCK LOAD SIDE NOT USED EXPOSURE INHIBIT INTERLOCK ENER GIZED SIDE NOT USED
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SENTRY THREE A U T O M A T I C COLLIMATOR
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(Continued)
SM D5303C
INTERCONNECTING CABLE LEAD COLOR
1PaN NOT USED
FUNCTION
SCHEMATlC LOCATION
CARD A2 2,G CARD A2 2,G
GRN BLU
MEDIUM FILM AREA TO QUANTAMAT +24VDC FROM QUANTAMAT
1P9 TO SID INTERLOCK SWITCHES

1P 9 A B C D E F H
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FUNCTION SWITCH A SID INTERLOCK SIGNAL SWITCH B SID INTERLOCK SIGNAL SWITCH C SID INTERLOCK SIGNAL SWITCH D SID INTERLOCK SIGNAL SWITCH E SID INTERLOCK SIGNAL 15VDC/FOR FUTURE USE NOT USED SHIELD NOT USED CHASSIS COMMON/FOR FUTURE USE +15VDC/SID INTER LOCK SWITCHES FOR FUTURE USE WITH RT TABLE FOR FUTURE USE WITH RT TABLE RT TABLE EXPOSURE INHIBIT SIGNAL
SCHEMATIC LOCATION CARD A4 19 B CARD A4 19 c CARD A4 19 D CARD A4 19 E CARD A4 19 F POWER SUPPLY CKTS 5,D
INTERCONNECT ING CABLE LEAD COLOR BRN RED ORN YEL
B LU
POWER SUPPLY CKTS 1D
PUR
K
L
POWER SUPPLY CKTS 3 c CARD A4 19 B CARD A2 11 E CARD A2 11 E CARD A2 6G
BLK
M
N
P
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REV 9
RAD XT WALL BOX HARNESS (Sheet 1 of 2)
7 13
Copyrighe 1985 1986 by General Electric Co

S D5303C M
SIGNAL NAME
RAD XT WALL BOX HARNESS (Sheet 2 of 2)
Copyrighto 1985 1986 by General E ectrlc Co
7 14
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MAT
80 TUBE STAND WALL BOX HARNESS (Sheet 1 of 2)
7 15
Copyrighto 1985 by General Electric C o
GENERAL ELECIRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS
REV 8
S D5303C-S M
P6
P8
11
12
1 15 VAC INPUT
0 VDC- SIGNAL RETURN

HEIGHT SIGNAL ( + VDC)
MAMMO FILTER INTL K XT (NOT USED)
80 TUBE STAND WALL BOX HARNESS (Sheet 2 of 2)
0
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ITEM
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DESCRIPTION
MODEL 46-177098G1 OYSTER GRAY, MAMMO COLLIMATOR T3438M 053058 MODEL 46-19475561 OYSTER GRAY T3438M D5306B MODEL 46-194755G2 MIST GRAY MAMMO COLLIMATOR (CAT # INCLUDES COLLIMATOR ELECTRONICS ITEM 5) D5305C MODEL 46-233718G1 MIST GRAY VRT MAMMO COLLIMATOR, T3438AT (CAT # INCLUDES COLLIMATOR ELECTRONICS ITEM 5) MODEL 46-177099G1 OYSTER GRAY COLLIMATOR, T3438P D5303C MODEL 46-1947yG1 OxEB GRAY, T3438P D5308C MODEL 46- 19475063 MIST GRAY D5308D MODEL 46-19475062 MIST GRAY FOR COMPAX TABLE COLLIMATOR (CAT # INCLUDES COLLIMATOR ELECTRONICS ITEM 5) D5303F MODEL 46-233717G1 MIST GRAY, COLLIMATOR T3438AW (CAT # INCLUDES COLLIMATOR ELECTRONICS ITEM 5) B5050BH MODEL 46-194765G1, HYDRADJUST COLLIMATOR T3438AA (CAT # INCLUDES COLLIMATOR ELECTRONICS ITEM 5) MODEL 46-177100G1 ELECTRONICS PACKAGE OYSTER GRAY MODEL 46-177100G2 ELECTRONICS PACKAGE MIST GRAY WALL BOX FOR ELECTRONICS PACKAGE (80 TUBE STAND) WALL BOX FOR ELECTRONICS PACKAGE (xr HANGER) CASSITE SIZE SENSING TRAY AND BUCKY ADAPTING PARTS INTERCONNECTING CABLES BEAM AND WALL TAKE-UP PARTS FOR AUTOMATIC COLLIMATOR CABLES - 484 AND 48-5 TUBE HANGERS SID INTERLOCK SWITCH ASSEMBLY PARTS 48-4and 48-5 Tube Hangers No 65 Tube Stand
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No 80 Tube Stand
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ITEM
PART NO T3438M T3438P
DESCRIPTION
MODEL 46-177098Gl MAMMOGRAPHY COLLIMATOR MODEL 46-177099G1 COLLIMATOR TRIM COVER ASSEMBLY (also order Item 23 or 26) see Page 9 4 PLUG BUTTON BUlTON Rotational Detent see Page 9-5 INTERFACE ASSEMBLY includes Item 6-8 ECCENTRIC 4 used CAP SCREW Hex Hd 10 32 x 3/4' for Item 6A CAP SCREW Hex Hd 10-32 x 1/2 for Item 6A - MX 75 only INTERFACE PLATE Collimator to tube CAP SCREW Hex SOC Hd 8-32 UNC x 3/4" (19 05 rnm) wlth Nylok insert 5 used to attach collimator to interface plate HEX SOC HD 10-24 x 75 Spiralock used for mountmg collimator to interface plate 3 used ADAPTER PLATE used for rntg collimator to RTI table LEAD FINGER 2 used FRAME SUPPORT ASSEMBLY not a field replacement see Page 9-5 NAMEPLATE ASSEMBLY for Model 46-177099G1 see Page 9-7 NAMEPLATE ASSEMBLY for Model 46-l77098G1 see Page 9-7
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46-17736562 46-1763OOG1 46-17705OP1 -46-177091G1 46 163001P1 53271 56928 46- 177175P1
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46-177177P4 46-177177P5 46-177177P6 46-17717781 46177177P2 46177177P3 46-177177P7 46-163115P1 46-17634163 46-159061 P4 46-16307 1G1 46-163069P1 46-163070P1 46163071G2 46-163069P2 46-163070P2 46-165485P2 24005 46-169085P1 46169089P1 46-170106P1 46-17755OG1 509A173P4 509A173P5 12 1316 16915
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BUTTON Legend 'LONG BUTTON Legend 'TRANS ' BUTTON, Legend 'VERT ' BUlTON Legend ANG BUlTON Legend DETENT BUTTON Legend 'AUX BUTTON, Legend 'STEREO HANDLE GRIP HANDLE FRAME SUPPORT Switch Assembly FILTER ASSEMBLY 1MM aluminum consisting of FILTER HANDLE FILTER ASSEMBLY 2MM aluminum consisting of FILTER HANDLE FILTER LABEL DOUBLESACK TAPE, In'' (12 7mm) wide specify length HANDLE for filter on Model 46-177098G1 Mammography Collimator WARNING LABEL Filter Interlock for Model 46 17709861 Mammography Collimator DOUBLE BACK TAPE 1" (25 4mm) wide specify length COVER Connector Housing BINDER HMS 8 32 UNC x 1/4' (6.4mm) BINDER HMS 1G32 UNF x 318" (9 5mm) FIBRE WASHER ' 0" RING 2 used
'See Sennce Note 2920
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GENERAL VIEWS (CONT'D)
ITEM
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PART NO
18715 46 18208661 49561 46- 182056P1 46 173395G2 46-173394G2 46-188542G1 46188544Gl 46-136346P3 46-177185P1 46-163063P1 50863 46-163065P1 46-163065P2 50864 513A604P1 12813 50445 46- 177097G1 46-17651261 46.177318G1 46-163062Pl 87 372 4 6 163018P1 46-173384P1 46-173397G1 46-216572P1 48173383Pl 46-163064P1 46-163 120G2 46-166349P1 46-163 108P1 46-165148P1 46163094Pl 46-165 136P1 46.165137P1 46216212P1 18717 18720
DESCRIPTION
CABLE CLAMP T t A Mfg COW NO TA713D05 2 used MOUNTING PLATE ASSEMBLY see Page 9-11 STRAP, TBB Ty-Rap No TY 24-M, 3 used POINTER (REPLACES 46-163083Pl) see Pages 410 11 DIAL ASSEMBLY see Page 9-9 FIELD LIGHT HOUSING ASSEMBLY see Page 9-8 SWITCH AND TERMINAL BOARD ASSEMBLY (4S5,4S6,4S7 and 4TB1) (RIGHT SIDE, FACING FRONT) WITCH AND TERMINAL BOARD ASSEMBLY (4S1,4S2,4S3 and 4TB2) includes (LEFT SIDE, FACING FRONT) CAPACITOR, 4C3,lO mfd, 35 v STRIP, 2 used for mounting each switch assembly ADJUSTER 2 used (EARLY UNITS ONLY) SLEEVE A H Weber Co No 871 32 B crimped onto ends of wire rope 2 used (EARLY UNITS ONLY) ADJUSTMENT SCREW, 3 used ( 1 38 LG 16-32 THD) ADJUSTMENT SCREW, 1 used ( 1 00 LG 16-32 THD) SLEEVE, A H Weber Co No 17-1-8-2 crimped onto ends of wire rope 4 used SPRING, Cable Tensioning, 2 used (replaces 46 173366Pl) TERMINAL' anchor point for one end of spring 4 used (EARLY UNITS ONLY) WIRE ROPE Bergen No BWR 40 1 specify length(approximate1y 8 ft 2 4m) used for each blade set), not a field replacement BLADE ASSEMBLY, see Page 4 1 3 SHUITER ASSEMBLY for Model 46-177099G1 see Page 9-14 SHUITER ASSEMBLY wth filter for Model 46-17709661 see Page 9-15 TIE ROD, not a field repTakment, 2 used BALL JOINT not a field replacement SPACER used between ball joint and pivot arm of blade assembly BRACKET, Connector MIRROR ASSEMBLY for Model 46-17709961 Collimator, includes MIRROR MOUNT MIRROR Glass BRACKET, 2 used to secure mirror to mount MIRROR ASSEMB LY for Model 46-177098G1 Mammography Collimator, includes same items as above with this exception MIRROR Plastic STUD 2 used for mounting mirror assembly FILTER, aluminium, located above mirror assembly LEAD DISC, located at top of collimator WRENCH double-ended thin open end WRENCH Allen 9 inch shank SPACER for use between tube unit and tube support if needed CABLE CLAMP T A Mfg Corp No TA713D07 1 used to clamp lock and light cable to rear of collimator CABLE CLAMP T A Mfg Corp No TA713D09 1 used to clamp servo cable to rear of collimator -
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DESCRIPTION
46- 17736468
46216568P1 46-216568P2 46-176157G 1 46-165485P2 24005 46-169OB9Pl 46-170106P1 1oO4596Pl19 4 6 183614P1
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COVER CONE TRACK, with cone latch slot CONE TRACK WINDOW ASSEMBLY FILTER LABEL for Gl Cover Assembly DOUBLE BACK TAPE 1/2 (12 7mm) inch wide used to attach label tpecify length WARNING LABEL Filter Interlock for 6 2 Cover Assembly DOUBLEBACK TAPE 1 inch (25 4mm) wlde used to attach label specify length CLIP MASK NOT SHOWN, FOR ANODE CUT-OFF
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PART NO
46-17709OG1 46-163035P1 46-159474P3 46-194563P1 46-163093P1 46-177052P1 46-177056P1 46 177328P1 46208735P19 46-177327P1 46-16514562 46- 177058P1 46-136353P18 46-177051P1 46-177050P1 25818 46 221412P1
DESCRIPTION
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FRAME SUPPORT CASTING RING Hold Down FLANGE Bronze 5 000 0 D FLANGE Bronze 5 008 0 D SHIM Mylar ARM Lock Pivot BEARING SHAFT PIN Spnng 062 (1 6 mm) D x 012 ( 3 mm) W x 38 (9 5 mm) L NUT PLUNGER ASSEMBLY RETAINING PLATE SPRING SLEEVE BUlTON Rotabonal Detent CAP SCREW Hex Socket Head 10 32 UNF x 1 112 (381 mm) SCREW Flat Head 8-32x 31 6 used Nylok
See Service Note 2920
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COLLIMATOR NAMEPLATE ASSEMBLY 4617709461 for Model 4617709961 Collimator 4 6 1 7709462 for Model 4617709861 Mammography Collimator
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46-177094G1 for Model 46-inoggGi Collimator 46-177094G2 for Model 46-17709801 Mammography Colllmator DESCRIPTION
FOR G1 NAMEPLATE ASSEMBLY (INCLUDES ITEM 22) FOR G2 NAMEPLATE ASSEMBLY RED DIALCO #514-0508-0331-402 AMBER, DIALCO #514-0508-0333-402 4S15 (2 KEYS FURNISHED WITH SWITCH) (KEYS NOT AVAIL SEPARATELY) LEGEND " REDUCT ON-OFF ' LEGEND FIELD LITE SECURED TO NAMEPLATE WITH ARMSTRONG 0220 SPECIFY LENGTH
ITEM NO
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46-262674G2 46-262674G2 & 46-194754P1 19380 5141 1 46-1 77319P1 46-183635P1 46-163113P3 46-1631 13P1 46-1 631 12P1 46-1 701 71 P6 46-16311OP1 46-173578P1 46- 17705461
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BUTTON BUTTON WINDOW RUBBER STRIP SPRING BAR INSULATOR CONNECTOR ASM CONNECTOR WIRE NUT PLUG SOCKET ASSEMBLY SOCKET TEMFLEX TUBING PIN SOCKET ASSEMBLY SPACER LAMP BRACKET SPRING SHIELD LABEL LABEL
52577
51 1A590P95
INCLUDES 4P3 WINCHESTER #JF3P-1 S-ACD 4P8 MATE-N LOK AMP #1-480319-0 CONSISTING OF LEECRAFT #25-208 (REPLACES 56901) SPECIFY LENGTH #22-18 WIRE SIZE FOR MATE-N-LOC CONNECTORS AMP #61116-4 SAME AS ITEM 15 EXCEPT FOR LEAD LENGTH 2 USED FOR SOCKET ASSEMBLY MOUNTING 4DS3 GE#386
56789
46-17719262 46-176018P1 07364 51 1A590P104
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COLLIMATOR FIELD LIGHT HOUSING ASSEMBLY, 46-17339462 (REPLACESe173394611
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ITEM CATALOG NO 4 6 163027G1 46-163129P1 12 277 4 6 1799236 1 4 6 182024P2 4 6 182024P1 46-1820226 1 51378 46-163058P1 50475 17219 46-1733736 1 4 6 176302P1 46-1820236 1 ' 13535
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DESCRIPTION LIGHT BOX LIGHT SHIELD WASHER LENS HOUSING ASM CONSISTING OF ITEMS 4 5 6 13 14 BRACKET (REPLACES 46-163030P21 BRACKET (REPLACES 4 6 16303OP1) LENS HOUSING (REPLACES46-16307361) LAMP SOCKET, GE No QEW-O BRACKET Hold - d w n FIELD LAMP, 4DS1 GE FDS Quartzline 150w 24-v WASHER used under lens housing mounting screws COVER light housing SHIELD Lead, attached to inside of light housing cover LENS ASM CAP SCREW, HEX SOC HD No 4 4 0 UNC x 3/8 (9 5mm)
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4616309961 82604 46- 165133P1 46- 177 197P1 46-163056P1 46-1 63 104P1 46-163641P1 46-1631 16P1 46- 16369362 46-167309P1
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NAME
MOUNTING BRACKET SWITCH FISHPAPER BRACKET THUMBWHEEL SPRING POTE NTlOMETER SHAFT DIAL DRUM ASM DIAL LABEL
DESCRIPTION
MG2 Reduct ON-OFF, 459, Microswitch No V3-32 lnsulati ng Switch Mounting
Manual Blade Control, 4R1 Longitudinal 4R4 -Transverse 5K ohm, Bourns No 35105-1-502 Includes selection thumbwheel 44" (1 12 m) w/cm scale Has44"(1 12m)S1Dmark1ngsinplaceof40" (1 02 m) Inch only SID 100 cm only Has 40" incWcm marking 44" (1 12 m) w i t h IncWmetnc SID marking Specify length 4-40 x 118" l g 5 used
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METRIC DIAL LABEL DIAL LABEL DIAL LABEL SUPPORT BRACKET
RUBBER STRIP SET SCREW
46- 165149P1 46-18361 5P1 46-219681 P1 46- 163 106P1 46- 170171 P6 12142
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OLD STYLE SHOWN SEE BELOW FOR NEW STYLE POINTER PARTS 11
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- MOUNTING PLATE ASSEMBLY, 4618208661 (REPLACES 46-177195611

CATALOG NO 46-17679961 46-159440P3 46-159439P3 46-163634P2 46163688P1 46163033Pl 1oO0274P401 46 166502P2 46-166502P1 1OO5058P32 50445 46-163088P1 46-136382P1 13059 46-183653P1 1000274P208 46-173381G1 52128 46177193G2 46177 19363 50862 52368
0LD STY LE 46-163092P1 46-165 139P1 46-165138P1 46-16309OP1 46- 16514 1P1
DESCRIPTION ,* MOUN?ING PLATE i o t a field replacement (REPLACES 46 177194G1) MOUNTING BLOCK (REPLACES46-15944OP23 MOUNTING BLOCK (REPLACES 46 159439P2) POTENTIOMETER Bladedriven 4R2 longitudinal 4R3 transverse 5Kohm Bourns No 356OS515 502 CLAMP, 2 used for each potentiometer PULLEY J BEARING PULLEY Double Groove attaches to potentiometer shaft, not a field replacement PULLEY, Double Groove, attaches to potentiometer shaft not a field replacement BUSHING pressed into mounting plate (OLD STYLE ONLY) 0 WIRE ROPE Bergen No BWR 4 1 approximately 8 ft (2 4m) used for each pointer assembly not a field replacement STUD 6used PULLEY 6 used RETAINING RING Waldes Truarc No 5133-12 ELECTRONIC TIMER SWITCH ASSEMBLY 4S8 (REPLACES 46 163096P1) SPACER 2 used for timer switch assembly mounting (OLD STYLE) MEASURING TAPE ASSEMBLY LUG Zierich No 694H 169 MERCURY SWITCH ASSEMBLY 4 used (4S10 4 S l l 4S12 and 4S13) MERCURY WITCH ASSEMBLY 2 used ( 6 1 6 and 4S17) SWITCH CLAMP Birtcher No 3B1,6 used RIVET, E H Stimpson Co No A1664 2 used to attach each switch clamp POINTER ASSEMBLY consisting of BLOCK Pointer Attachment PLATE SLIDE Mylar, 014' ( 4mm)thk 44" (11 8mm) wide 1 00" (25 4mm)lg SLIDE SHIM Mylar 005 ( 12mrn)thk 23 (53mm) wide 1 00' (254mm)lg used only if binding occurs between attachment block and mounting plate WASHER BALL Steel 1/8" (3 18mm) dia 2 used to hold pointer in attachment block PLUG 4P4 Mate N Lok AMP No 1480426-0 WIRE NUT SHIELD SET. SCREW HEX SOC HD CONE POINT 6-32 UNC x 1/4 ' (6 35mm) BLOCK 2used POINTER 2used POINTER 2used ADHESIVE KIT RIAL 2used SHOULDER SCREW 4 used TERMINAL TERMINAL
1000904P379 16010 51902 5 11A590P95 46-176303P1 24225 46-176541 P1 46-27922961 46-279229G2 46-250254G1 46-223221P1 46-194761P2 511ASWP116 511A590P104
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*Item 15 is New Style ElectronicTimer see Service Note 2965

(1) TO IDENTIFY 29A AND 298 SEE DETAIL B ON PAGE 9-10 IF 29A IS NEEDED ALSO ORDER 29C
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FRAME STUD STUD BRACKET Connector JACKSCREW fixed female JACKSCREW fixed male HARNESS includes CONNECTOR BLOCK M Series 4P1, male 26 position AMP No 20 1359 1 CONNECTOR BLOCK M Series 4P2 male 14 position AMP No 201355 1 PIN for 4P1 and 4P2 AMP No 66099 3 CONNECTOR 4P3 Winchester No JF3S 1P ACD RECEPTACLE 4P4 Mate N Lok AMP No 1 480425-0 SOCKET for 4P4 No 18 14 wire size for Mate N Lok connectors AMP No 611174 RECEPTACLE 4P5 4P6 and 4P8 Mate N Lok AMP No 1 480318 0 SOCKET for 4P5 4P6 and 4P8 No 22 18 wire size for Mate N Lok connectors AMP No 61314 4 PLUG 4P7, Mate N Lok AMP No 1 4803190 PIN for 4P7 AMP No 611164 CONNECTOR for 4TB1 and 4TB2 AMP No 582689 1 TERMINAL for above connector AMP No 5160 43 1 BLADE DRIVE MOTOR ASSEMBLY 481 longitudinal 482 transverse STRAP TY RAP MOUNT FOR ITEM 9 DRIVE COUPLING ASSEMBLY consisting of RING Locking DISC Clutch GEAR WASHER Key WASHER Spring BEARING Torrington No 8-44 2 used in each pulley LINK PULLEY CAB LE ASSEMBLY (REPLACES 46-163O79G1) PULLEY PIVOT ARM PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY 4 used BEARING Torrington No 8-44 1 used in each Item 14 arm assembly LONGITUDINAL PRIMARY BLADE ASSEMBLY LONGITUDINAL SECONDARY BLADE ASSEMBLY TRANSVERSE PRIMARY BLADE ASSEMBLY TRANSVERSE SECONDARY BLADE ASSEMBLY PULLEY PULLEY BEARING (Early Units) GEAR (REPLACES46173382P1) RETAINING RING Waldes Truarc No 5100 25 BEARING Boston Gear No FB46-4 pressed into frame SHIELD LEAD SHOULDER SCREW
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COLLIMATOR SHUTTER ASSEMBLY, 4617651261 for Model 4617709961 Collimator Not A Fleld Replacement (Replaces 4616302461, see part descnpaons below for dtfferences
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CATALOG NO 46- 163051G 1 46- 16305061 46-163067P1 46169061Pl 46-163005P1 46-163006P1 46-163018P1 46-176393 G1 46-1763926 1 46-176511G1 46-1763896 1 509A 173P 1 46-176264Pl
6
DESCRIPTION
8 9 10
11 12
UPPER MOUNTING PLATE LOWER MOUNTING PLATE SPR ING SPACER, Mylar 005" (t1mm)thk 1 75' (44 5mm) wide 3 10 ' (78 7mm) long used beneath spring to reduce scratching of filter surfaces SHAFT BLOCK BEARING 8used BOlTOM SHUTTER ASSEMBLY (REPLACES 46-16302261 which had large rivets MIDDLE SHUTTER ASSEMBLY (REPLACES 46-163023G1 which had large rivets TOP SHUlTER ASSEMBLY (REPLACES 46 16302061) which had 'U' shaped end FINGER ATTACHMENT ASSEMBLY [REPLACES 46-16369861 which had U" shaped end BINDER HMS 10 used SHIELD LEAD
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COLLIMATOR-SHUTTER ASSEMBLY, WITH INTERLOCKED FILTER 4817731861 for Model 46177098G1 Mammography Collimator Not a Field Replacement
4
21283 P10
ITEM
CATALOG NO
DESCRIPTION
1 2 3
46176512G1 46-169016P1 46-177 198G1 46- 136334P18 56788 51lA590P105 46-169088P1 46-1690946 1 46-169090P1
4 5
SHUTTER ASSEMBLY see preceding page for parts breakdown BRACKET SWITCH ASSEMBLY includes SWITCH 4S14 SPDT 5A RECEPTACLE, 4P7 Mate N Lok AMP No 1 480318-0 SOCKET for 4P7 No 22 18 wire size for Mate N Lok connectors AMPNo 61314-4 INSULATOR 2 used FILTER ASSEMBLY 1 5 mm aluminum SPACER, Mylar 014' ( 36mm)thk, 40" (1 02mm) wide 1 0 ' (25 4mm) long 0 2 used between filter assembly and lower mounting plate of shutter assembly
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GENERAL VIEWS (OYSTER GRAY) MODEL 46-17710062 ELECTRONICS PACKAGE GENERAL VIEWS (MIST GRAY)
ITEM
1 2 3 4
PART NO
46-177043Gl/G2 46-163646P1 46-163645Pl 46 17708461 46-17708462
DESCRIPTION
OUTER BOX ASSEMBLY see Page 9-19 STANDOFF COVER connector TRANSFORMER ASSEMBLY 60 Hz includes transformer 1T1 and capacitor 1C1 TRANSFORMER ASSEMBLY 50 Hz includes transformer 1T1 and capacitor 1C1
NOTE
The transformer and capacitor are stamped with identical numbers and must be replaced as a matched set
47478
511A590P104
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20A 208 21 22 23 45273 46-177086P1 46- 163644P2 46- 163644P1 46-177085P1
46-208508P2
46-163642P1 46-17704561 46-163609P1 46-177049P1

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PLUG Mate N Lok 1P1 for transformer assembly male AMP No 14803240 PIN, for 1P1, No 22 18 wire size, for Mate N Lok connectors AMP No 61116-4 TERMINAL CAP for capacitor SHIELD GUARD POST short GUARD POST long SHIELD INSULATOR PLATE CIRCUIT BOARD BOX ASSEMBLY see Page 9 23 SHOULDER BOLT COVER INSULATOR A2 RELAY INTERFACE BOARD see Page $24 A3 POWER SUPPLY BOARD see Page 9-25 A4 DIGITAL SIGNAL INTERFACE BOARD see Page 9-26 A5 COMBINATIONAL LOGIC BOARD see Page 9-27 A6 8 SERVO TRANSVERSE (LAT/LONG ) see Page 9-28 A6 8 SERVO TRANSVERSE (LATILONG ) see Page 9-52 A9 SID COMPENSATOR BOARD see Page 9-29 A10 AUTO LIMIT BOARD see Page 9-30 A11 REFERENCE VOLTAGE AND QUANTAMAT BOARD see Page 9 31
46-1885ZG1 46-18852861 46-16899861 46 188532G1 46-188526G1 46-188714G1 46-18853OG1 46-188524G1 46-188520G1
46-178422G 1 16294 4 6 136241P4 16298
A7 EXTENDER CARD LABELS identifying numerals for servo circuit boards RECTIFIER IN5062 800 v 1A used across tube hanger or tube stand electric locks for transient suppression LABELS IDENTIFYING NUMERALS FOR SERVO CIRCUIT BOARDS
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- OUTER BOX ASSEMBLY, 46-17704361 (OYSTER GRAY) - OUTER BOX ASSEMBLY, 46-17704362 (MIST GRAY)
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ELECTRONICS PACKAGE OUTER BOX ASSEMBLY, 46-17704361 (OYSTER GRAY) ELECTRONICS PACKAGE OUTER BOX ASSEMBLY, 46-17704362 (MIST GRAY) ITEM 1A 1B
2
CATALOG NO 46-17364761
46-17364702 46-1770466 1 46-173648P1 48814 48067 48072 50960 14359
46- 1362O7P249
BOX (OYSTER GRAY)
DESCRIPTION
46-302353P2 46- 1T7W7G1 46-158683P2 46-158905P1 46-158905P2 50962 46-188546G1 46- 136241P1 46-136370P9 46-136362P2 46 170054P1 77298 47479 50639 46188547P1 18900 2001249P2 53388 82673 13248 63078 45741 63016 46 170042P6 49738 46-170042P16 51497 4617715261 46-136316P21 46-136316P22 46-158683P2 46-158683P4
3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
BOX (MIST GRAY) TRANSISTOR ASSEMBLY includes MOUNTING BRACKET RESISTOR 1R1 1R2 1R3 and 1R4 Dale RH 25 10-ohm 25-w 1% TRANSISTOR 101 and 1Q2 2N3055 115w 70v Si NPN SOCKET for transistor Augat No 8080164 2 used HEATSINK Wakefield No NC401V 2 used INSULATOR Reliance Mica Co No 767M used between transistors and heatsinks RESISTOR 1R5 and 1R6 1K-ohm 1/2-w 5% RECTIFIER BRIDGE lCRl and 1CR2 400-v 1 A O HARNESS ASSEMBLY includes CONNECTOR BLOCK M Series l P l 0 male 26 position AMPNO 201359-1 JACKSCREW fixed male JACKSCREW fixed female CAPACITOR 1C1 lC2 1C3 and 1C4 12000mfd 30 v GE No 86F548L includes mounting bracket RELAY CIRCUIT BOARD includes DIODE 1CR5 IN5059 RELAY 1K6 24 vdc SOCKET for relay CLAMP for relay hold down RESISTOR 1R7 1R8 1RlO and 1R11 560ohm 2 w 5% RECEPTACLE 1P 11 Mate N Lok female AMP No 1 480323 0 CONTACT for 1P11 AMP No 61320 1 for printed circuit board Mate N Lok, 15 used CIRCUIT BOARD less components TERMINAL STRIP 1TS1 Kulka Elec Mfg Co No 600 3 MARKER STRIP for 1TS1 LAMP ASSEMBLY 1DS1 Leecraft No 36EN 2311 SWITCH 1S1 Cutler Hammer Type 7565 K5 FUSEHOLDER Bussman Mfg Type HKP HH FUSE 1F1 and 1F2 Littelfuse No 313003 3AG 3A 125 v SLO BLO BUSHING Heyco No SB 625 8 FUSE 1F3 Littelfuse no 314008 3AB 8A 250 v FUSEHOLDER Bussman Mfg Type HN-1 3/4 to 2 1/2 FUSE 1F4 and 1F5 Bussman Fusetron Type N 2 5A FUSEHOLDER Bussman Mfg Type HN 3/4 to 1 114 FUSE 1F6 and 1F7 Bussman Fusetron Type N 1 1/4A order quantity of 5
17A
HARNESS ASSEMBLY, (Oyster Gray) CONNECTOR BLOCK 1J16 male, 50 position, AMP No 205058-2
CONNECTOR BLOCK 1J15 female 50 position AMP No 203622 2 CONNECTOR BLOCK M Series 1P7 male 26 position AMP No 201359 1 CONNECTOR BLOCK M Series 1P2 1P3 1P4 1P5 1P6 1P8 and 1P9 male 14 position AMP No 201355 1
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ELECTRONICS PACKAGE OUTER BOX ASSEMBLY, 46-17704361 (OYSTER GRAY) ELECTRONICS PACKAGE OUTER BOX ASSEMBLY, 46-17704362 (MIST GRAY)
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ELECTRONICS PACKAGE OUTER BOX ASSEMBLY, 46-17704361 (OYSTER GRAY) ELECTRONICS PACKAGE OUTER BOX ASSEMBLY, 46-17704362 (MIST GRAY)
ITEM
CATALOG NO 46158683P3 51lA590P128 511A590P127 46-158905P1 46-158905P2 46-158905P3 46-158905P4 46- 158905P5 46-158905P6 46158906Pl 46-158906P2 47479 51 lA590P105 51 1A590P108 47478 51 1A590P104 511A590P107 46169449P1
DESCRIPTION CONNECTOR BLOCK M Series 1P10 female 26 position AMP No 2005122 SOCKET for 1P10and 1515 AMP No 66101 3 PIN for 1P2 thru 1P9 and 1516 AMP No 66099 3 JACKSCREW fixed male for 1P2 thru 1P9 JACKSCREW fixed female for 1P2 thru 1P9 JACKSCREW short short male for 1P10 JACKSCREW short short female, for 1P10 JACKSCREW short male for 1515 and 1J16 JACKSCREW short female for 1515 and 1J16 GUIDE PIN male for 1J15 and 1J16 GUIDE PIN female for 1515 and 1J16 RECEPTACLE Mate N Lok 1P1 female AMP No 1 480323 0 SOCKET, for 1P1 No 22 18 wire size, for MateN Lok connectors AMP No 61314 4 SOCKET for 1P1 No 18-14 wire size for MateN Lok connectors AMPNo 611174 PLUG Mate N Lok 1P11 male AMP No 1-480324 0 PIN for 1P11 No 22 18 wire size for Mate N Lok connectors AMPNo 61116-4 PIN for 1P11 No 18-14 wire size for MateN Lok connectors AMP No 61118-4 PLATE Mounting for 1P1 thru 1P9 HARNESS ASSEMBLY (Mist Gray) includes same items as
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46-17715262
46-1 69449P2
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19A 46-163637P1 46-163646P1 PLATE, mounting for 1P1 ttuu 1P9 ROD STANDOFF (Oyster Gray) STANDOFF (Mist Gray) PUSH MOUM, Pandurt No PM2H25M STRAP, T&B Ty-Rw N O N-23-M GROMMET STRIP, PiPCat N O 122-"-1500
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46- 163646P2
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ITEM 1
- CIRCUIT BOARD BOX ASSEMBLY, 4617704561

CATALOG NO 46-177042G1 46-163612P1 46-163613P1 48279 13800 DESCRlPTION BOX includes LATCHPLATE LATCH PIN STANDOFF H H Smith No 2322 BUMPER Atlantic No 827 S 120 CONNECTOR BLOCK 1515 male 50 position loaded with termi point posts AMP No 205630-1 CONNECTOR BLOCK 1J16 female 50 position loaded with termi point posts AMP No 205608-1 BUS BAR 1W13 and 1W14 30 position AMP No 116567 1 CIRCUIT CARD CONNECTOR 22 position AMP No 4 67031 7 9 used CLIP used to attach wires to termi posts AMP No 67199 2 PIVOT BAR CLAMP T A Mfg Corp No TA713D07 GUIDE PIN male JACKSCREW fixed male JACKSCREW fixed female GUIDE PIN female PIVOT BAR BRACKET Connector Mounting CARD GUIDE Nat Metalcrafters No 10014 2 20 used
2 3
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
46-136316P23 46- 136316P24 46-158682P1 46-158681P6 05889 46-177081P2 18717 46-158906P1 46-158905P1 46-158905P2 46- 158906P2 46-177081P1 46-178583P1 48810
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S D5303C M
ELECTRONICS PACKAGE - RELAY INTERFACE CI RCUlT BOARD CARD A2 46-188522G1 COMPONENT NO R5 072835546277 83 84 100 C8 29,36 63 CR9 30 37 50,64 74 788788,90 91 92 94 95 97 CR12 33 40 67 CR13 42 45 47 48 52 70 71,82 102 103 C14 41 68 69 R15 44 C17 22 K18 19 21 R20A, 49A R20B,49B K23 R24 99 c25 K26 R43 72 R46A R46B 057 60 R58 R73 R75 DS80 CATALOG NO 77326 46-136216P1 54328 46-136314P1 DESCR IPTlON RESISTOR 150-ohm 1/2w 5% TRANSISTOR 2N3417 Si NPN CAPACITOR 05mfd 1Ov DIODE IN4148
75123 46-136241Pl 46-136227PlO 492 14 53466 46-158613P1 77 190 46-136207P243 46-158613P9 76675 54316 46-142142P5 1469 77 189 46-136207P242 48191 48349 77954 46207 19287 46-188523Pl 71925 46-133286P2
ZENER DIODE IN702A 2 6 v 1/4 w 5% DIODE IN5059 CAPACITOR 25mfd 50v RESISTOR 1/2ohm 5 w 1% CAPACITOR 1 mfd 50v RELAY 12 vdc
RESISTOR, 220-ohm, 1/2-w, 5% (On Board Version GI-A) RESISTOR, 560 ohm, 1/2-w, 5% (On Board Version G1-B thru Z)
RELAY RESISTOR 560ohm 1/2w 5% CAPACITOR 1 mfd 400v RELAY RESISTOR 22ohm 2 w 5% RESISTOR, 120-ohm, V2-w. 5% (On Board Version G1-A) RESISTOR, 510 ohm, 1/2-w, 5% (On Board Version G1-B t h r u Z) TRANSISTOR 2N5367 RESISTOR 11Kohm 1/2w 5% RESISTOR 47ohm 2 w 5% RESISTOR 82ohm 2 w 5% LED Dialco Diode-Lite No 547 2007 5-v 3 ma CIRCUIT BOARD less components EJECTOR ScanbeNo 200 plain 1 used EJECTOR m t h 2 marking 1 used NOTE
All resistors not listed are 1/4-w 5% See schematic for values
9-24
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ELECTRONICS PACKAGE CARD A3,46-18852861 COMPONENT NO c5 C7 15 C8 27 40 R9 10 C12 28 C13 44 C14 17 C16 34 C18 AR19 CR20 CR21 AR22 AR24 CR25 R26 C29
- POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT BOARD

CATALOG NO 46-136227P7 46659 55387 48999 46-136226P14 55409 47475 46-136227P8 46- 136226P12 1 46-136287P2 46-136314P1 46-136241P1 46-136284P2 46136326P9 75143 77195 46-136226P16 46-136326P12 54398 85752 46-136226P7 48998 46-136299P3 46435 46-188529P1 46168375Pl 71925 46-133286P3 DESCRIPTION CAPACITOR 10-mfd 50-vdc CAPACITOR, 33 mfd 50 v CAPACITOR 01 mfd 50-v RESISTOR 906-ohm 1/2 w 1% CAPACITOR 0082 mfd 100-v CAPACITOR 100 mfd 25v CAPACITOR 100 mfd 35 v CAPACITOR 15 mfd 50 vdc CAPACITOR 18 mM, 10Gv INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 747 Dual Op amp TO 116 Dual in Line Package DIODE 1N4148 DIODE 1N5059 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 723C Voltage Regulator TO 116 Dual in Line Package INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 5 v Voltage Regulator TO 200 ZENER DIODE 1N935 9 v 5% 1/2w RESISTOR 470ohm 1/2w 5% CAPACITOR 03Smfd 100-v INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 15 v Voltage Regulator TO 200 TRANSISTOR 2N6103 Si NPN TRANSISTOR 2N3415 CAPACITOR 1 mfd 1OOv ZENER DIODE 1N5240 10-v 20% 1/2w POTENTIOMETER, 1K ohm 3/4 w 10% RESISTOR, 20-ohm 5 114 w 5% CIRCUIT BOARD less components HEATSINK for AR24 and AR32 EJECTOR ScanbeNo 200 plain 1 used EJECTOR with '3 marking 1 used
NOTE All resistors not listed are 1/4-w 5% See schematic for values
C38 CR39 R45 R50
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ELECTRONICS PACKAGE CARD A4 46168998Gl COMPONENT NO 'A B C D JB143
- SIGNAL INTERFACE CIRCUIT BOARD

CATALOG NO 751 23 46-1 36216P1 54328 46- 136314P 1 46-170216P9 46-1 70216P1 46-1 68999P1 71925 46-1 33286P4 DESCRIPTION ZENER DIODE 1N702A 2 6 v 5% 114 w 20 used TRANSISTOR 2N3417 20 used CAPACITOR 05mfd 1 O v 20used DIODE 1N4148 20used JUMPER BAR SOCKET for jumper bar 2 used CIRCUIT BOARD less components EJECTOR ScanbeNo 200 plain 1 used EJECTOR with ' 4 marking 1 used NOTE
All resistors are 1/8 or 1/4-w 5% See schematic for values
CR6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 126 128 130 132 134 136 138 140 142 145
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025 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61 85 89 93 97 101 105 109 113 117 121

C26 30 34 38 42 46 50 54 58 62 86 90 94 98 102 106 110 114 118 122 CR27 31 35 39 43 47 51 55 59 63 87 91 95 99 103 107 111 115 119 123
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CARD A5 4618853201 COMPONENT NO c2 23 9 15 23 27 42 C6 18 31 37 Z7 19 32 38 28 22 24 25 43 210 14 26 C17 20 30 33 36 39 S28 24 1 JB1 2 3 4
- COMBINATIONAL LOGIC CIRCUIT BOARD

CATALOG NO 47475 46 136290P2 52884 46-136327P23 46 136290P6 46-136290P3 46-154605P1 52870 46-136291P7 46-170216P9 46170216P1 46-188533P1 71925 46-133286P5 DESCRIPTION CAPACITOR 100 mfd 35 v INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DTL Quad 2 Input NAND CAPACITOR 1 mfd 50 v INTEGRATED CIRCUIT NE 555 Timer INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DTL Hex Inverter INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DTL Triple 3 Input NAND CAPACITOR 01 mfd 25v SWITCH Grayhtll No 39 204R INTEGRATED CIRCUIT l T L Quad 2 Input NOR JUMPER BAR SOCKET for jumper bar 24 used CIRCUIT BOARD less components EJECTOR Scanbe No 200 plain 1 used EJECTOR with 5 marking 1 used
NOTE
All Resistors are 114 w 5% See schematic for values
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ELECTRONICS PACKAGE - SERVO CIRCUIT BOARD CARD A6 TRANSVERSE CARD A8 - LONGITUDINAL 46-188526G1.
COMPONENT NO R5 6 12 31 52 66
68 86
CATALOG NO 78678 46-136335P84 46-136335P64 46-136287P2 46-154605P1 46-136216P1 4 6 136314P 1 76814 79291 77348 76788 45107 76553 56781 54398 85752 45049 46-136290P2 46-136346P3 56782 54399 46-136280P31 48191 46-136327P56 46-136299P7 46-136299P9 46-136299P5 75 123 48673 85731 46-177048P1 46188527P1 71925
DESCRIPTION RESISTOR 10Kohm 118w 1% RESISTOR 169Kohm 118-w 1% RESISTOR, 67 4Kohm 1/8 w 1% INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 747C Dual Op amp TO 116 Dual in Line Package CAPACITOR 01 mfd 25v TRANSISTOR 2N3417 DIODE lN4148 RESISTOR 6809hm 1/2w 5% RESISTOR, loOKohm, 1/8w, 1% RESISTOR 22Kohm 112-w 5% RESISTOR 47ohm 112w 5% RESISTOR 2ohm 5 w 1% RESISTOR 560ohm 1 w 5% TRANSISTOR MJE 700 Darlington TRANSISTOR 2N6 103 TRANSISTOR 2N3415 RESISTOR 2Kohm 1/8w 1% INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DTL Quad 2 Input NAND CAPACITOR 10-mfd 35v TRANSISTOR MJE 800 Darlington TRANSISTOR 2N6111 CAPACITOR 100 pfd 500-v 5% TRANSISTOR 2N5367 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT FET Analog Switch POTENTIOMETER 2OKohm 314 w 10% POTENTIOMETER 100Kohm 3/4 w 10% POTENTIOMETER 5Kohm 314 w 10% ZENER DIODE 1N702A 26-v 5% 114 w TRANSISTOR 2N5308 TR ANSISTO R 2N3906 HEATSINK 1 used for Q30 and Q65 CIRCUIT BOARD less components EJECTOR ScanbeNo 200 plain 2used NOTE All resistors not listed are 1/4-w, 5% See schematic for values
R7 R8 AR11 22 C13 72 87 92 Q14 CR15 19 20 23 24 32 79 81 83 96 R16 R18,21 40,42 R25 R26 R27 50 R28 63 Q29 Q30 Q35 R41 57 25 1 C55 56 80 102 Q64 Q65 c74 Q82 285 R88 R89 R90 CR91 93 098 0100
'THIS BOARD DIRECTLY REPLACED BY 46-188714G1 (SEE PAGE 9-52)
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COMPONENT NO c5 CR6 7 8 10 11 12 31 55 57,86 29 44 59 R13 14 15 17 AR16 36 65 75
CATALOG NO 46-136280~35 46-136314P1 46-136291P63 79291 46-136287~2 46-154605P1 46-136346P3 461 36290P2 46-136290P6 78678 46-156741P3 CAPACITOR 470 pfd DIODE 1N4148
DESCRIPTION
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19 32 62 76 c20 4a 72 221 222
R23 %,26 3543 !,!

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INTEGRATED CIRCUIT l T L Hex Buffer RESISTOR 100Kohm 1/8w 1% INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 747C Dual Op amp TO 116 Dual in Line Package CAPACITOR 01 mfd 25v CAPACITOR 10mfd 35v INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DTL Quad 2 Input NAND INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DTL Hex Inverter RESISTOR 10Kshm 1/8w 1% INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 741C Op amp TO 116 Dual in Line Package TRANSISTOR 2N5367 RESISTOR 510ohm 1/2 w 5% INTEGRATED CIRCUIT FET Analog Switch LED Dialco Diode Lite No 547 2007 5 v 3 ma POTENTIOMETER 1K ohm 3/4 w 10% TRANSISTOR 2N3417 POTENTIOMETER 5K ohm 3/4 w 10% CIRCUIT BOARD less components EJECTOR ScanbeNo 200 plain 1 used EJECTOR with 9 marking 1 used
NOTE
AR27
0.29 R30 252 69 Dsaa 90 92 94 96 98 R89 91 93 95 97 99 101 102 103 a 04 1 R108
48191 77194 46-136327P56 19287 46-136299P3

46-136216P1 46-136299P5 46-188531PI 71925 46-133286~9
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ELECTRONICS PACKAGE CARD A10 46188524G1 COMPONENT NO c23 CR4 29 43 60 61 76 77 78 79 87 26 R8 33 R9 12thru 17 34 AR11 21 62 64 69,80 C18 45 C19 20 46 50 90 96 224 26 C30 232 235 57 R37 38 39 41 42 56 58 59 c53 274 275 R88 94 R89 91 95 97 JB7
- AUTO LIMIT CIRCUIT BOARD

CATALOG NO 52466 46- 136314P 1 461 36290P2 48603 79291 46-136287P2 46-136346P3 46-154605P1 46-136327P65 53466 48075 46-136327P56 78678 46-136226P128 46-136291P18 46-136290P8 4 6 136299P6 46 136299P5 46-170216P9 46-170216P1 46-188525P1 71925 46-13386P10 CAPACITOR 10mfd 20v DIODE 1N4148 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DTL Quad 2 Input NAND RESISTOR 9 76K ohm l/&w 1% RESISTOR 100Kohm 1/8w 1% INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 747C Dual Op amp TO 116 Dual in Line Package CAPACITOR 10mfd 35v CAPACITOR 01 mfd 25v INTEGRATED CIRCUIT FET Analog Switch CAPACITOR 1 mfd 50-v INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DTL Hex Inverter INTEGRATED CIRCUIT FET Analog Switch RESISTOR 10K-ohm 1/8w 1% CAPACITOR 027 mfd 100 v INTEGRATED CIRCUIT TTL Monostable Multivibrator INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DTL RS Flip-Flop POTENTIOMETER 10Kohm 3/4 w 10% POTENTIOMETER 5Kohm 3/4-w 10% JUMPER BAR SOCKET for jumper bar 2 used CI RCUlT BOARD less components EJECTOR ScanbeNo 200 plain 1 used EJECTOR with 10 marking 1 used NOTE
All resistors not listed are 1b-w 5% See schematic for values
DESCRIPTION
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ELECTRONICSPACKAGE - REFERENCE VOLTAGE AND QUANTAMAT CIRCUIT BOARD
CARD A l l , 46188520G1
COMPONENT NO C5 47 48 73 Q6 R7 69 C8 9 C10 11 16 82 85 R12 13 AR15 Q22 36 46 72 CR28 29 32 33 38 39 40 54 55 60 61 89 AR41 53 59 71 87 90 AR49
R64 65 R66 67 R80 R99 101 103 106 109 112 115 R118 121
CATALOG NO 46-136280P31 48191 76858 46136346P3 46-154605P1 77163 46 156741P2 46-136216P1 46-136314P1 46-136287P2 46-136284P2 77162 13660 14068 46-136299P6 46-136299P5 46-188521P1 71925 46 133286P11
DESCRIPTION CAPACITOR 100 pfd 500-v TRANSISTOR 2N5367 RESISTOR 220ohm 1 w 5% CAPACITOR 10 mfd 35 v CAPACITOR 01 mfd 25v RESISTOR 10K ohm 1/2 w, 5% INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 741C Op amp TO 116 Dual in Line package TRANSISTOR 2N3417 DIODE 1N4148 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 747C Dual Op amp TO 116 Dual in Line Package INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 723C Voltage Regulator TO 116 Dual in Line Package RESISTOR 20Kohm 1/2w 1% RESISTOR 15K ohm 1/2 w 1% RESISTOR, 270-ohm 1 w 5% POTENTIOMETER 10K ohm 3/4 w 10% POTENTIOMETER 5K ohm 3/4 w 10% CI RCUlT BOARD less components EJECTOR Scanbe No 200 plain 1 used EJECTOR with 11 marking 1 used NOTE
All resistors not listed are 1/4 w 5% See schematic for values
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WALL BOX ADAPTING PARTS FOR ELECTRONICS PACKAGE FOR 80 TUBE STAND, 46-17214661 (PART OF D5303DA)
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SM D5303C-S
WALL BOX ADAPTING PARTS FOR ELECTRONICS PACKAGE FOR 80 TUBE STAND 46-17214661 (PART OF D5303DA) ITEM NO
1 2 3 4
NAME
PLATE ASM BRACKET STAN DOFF BUSHING BRACKET MARKER STRIP TERMINAL STRIP HARNESS ASM
PART NO
46177 1746 1 46- 177169P1 1001881 P10 1 15 1570 46- 177 168P1 403B320P86 403B335P13 46-1 77 1656 1
DESCRIPTION
2 used 2 used
5
6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14
CLAMP CLAMP SPACER NYLON STRIP BUMPER COVER CABLE CABLE LABEL SET RELAY CABLE CABLE VERTICAL POT ASM POTENTIOMETER CABLE
46-2087 18P4 46- 177 170P1 46- 177 17 1P1 02229 66-649 46- 177 172P1 46- 168691G 1 46-17879362 46-220293P1 46- 142840P5 46- 1787956 1 46 17716461 46- 1720626 1
AlTS2 A l J l , AlJ2, A1J3 and A l T S l t o 1P6 and 1P8 (includes connector mounti n g bracket 46- 177 161P1) T A M f g Corp No TA713D7
2 used
Specify length Mounted t o plate For wall box Wall box t o x-ray control See Page 9-44 Servo t o collimator see Page 9-44 1-20 24VDC installed in generator for use w i t h Ordograph Control (P2) to table See Page 9-44 Wall box (Jl) t o generator See Page 9-44 lncludesltem 21B, ZlC(1ocated intubestand vertical column) 5K 2 5W (part o f Item 21A) Part o f Item 21A See Page 9-44
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16(1) 17(1) 18(1) 19() 20(1) 21A(1) 21B(1) 21C(1)
46- 165135P1 46-17336463
(1)
Not identified in view
9-33A
CopyrightO 1985 by General Electric C O
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WALL BOX ADAPTING PARTS FOR ELECTRONICS PACKAGE FOR XT HANGER, 46-17613261, (OYSTER GRAY) (D5053DD, D5303DD) WALL BOX ADAPTING PARTS FOR ELECTRONICS PACKAGE FOR XT HANGER, 46-17613262, (MIST GRAY) (D5306DD) WALL BOX ADAPTING PARTS FOR ELECTRONICS PACKAGE FOR XT HANGER, 46-17613263, (MIST GRAY) (D5306DE)
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WALL BOX ADAPTING PARTS FOR ELECTRONICS PACKAGE FOR XT HANGER, 46-176132G1, (OYSTER GRAY) (D5053DD, D5303DD) WALL BOX ADAPTING PARTS FOR ELECTRONICS PACKAGE FOR X HANGER, 46-17613262, T (MIST GRAY) (D5306DD) WALL BOX ADAPTING PARTS FOR ELECTRONICS PACKAGE FOR XT HANGER, 46-17613263, (MIST GRAY) (D5306DE)
ITEM NO
NAME
PLATE ASSEMBLY PLATE ASSEMBLY BRACKET BRACKET STANDOFF BUSHING BRACKET MARKER STRIP TERMINAL STRIP HARNESS
PART NO
46-176024G1 46-176024G2 46-177169P1 46-177169P2 1001881P101 15-1570 46-177168P1 403B320P4 403B335P1 46-176131G1
DESCRIPTION
2 USED 2 USED
8B 8C 9 10
FUSE HOLDER FUSE CLAMP CLAMP SPACER NYLON STRIP BUMPER COVER COVER LABEL SET CABLE CABLE CABLE BRACKET BRACKET
13248 12728 46-208716P1 46- 177170P1 46-177171P1 46- 16906OP13 66-649 46- 177172P2 46-177172P3 46-220293P1 46- 1787956 1 46-177164G1 46-17703363
A1 TS2 A l J l A1J2 A1J3 AND AlTS2 TO 1P6 1P8 1F1 AND 1F2 (INCLUDES CONNECTOR MOUNTING BRACKET 46-1 76022P1) BUSSMANN TYPE HKP-HH 5A 250V LITTLEFUSE 314005 (F1 F2) T A MFG CORP #TA514D-5-10 2 USED SPECIFY LENGTH MOUNTED TO PLATE FOR WALL BOX FOR WALL BOX
1-20
CONTROL (P2) TO TABLE SEE PAGE 9-44 WALL BOX (Jl) TO GENERATOR SEE PAGE 9-44 DETENT 46 Ff LG WITH 14 PIN CONNECTOR (46-158683P5) INBOARD SWITCH MOUNTING INBOARD SWITCH MOUNTING
21 (1) (4) 23A (1) (2) 238 (1) (3)
46- 177294P1
46- 177294P2
(1) NOT IDENTIFIED IN VIEW (2) PART OF 46-176132G1 ONLY (3) PART OF 46-176132G2 G3 ONLY (4) PART OF 46-176132G1 G2 ONLY
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[GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS
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ITEM NO 1A lB 1c 2 3 4 5 6 7
PART NO T3488B D5303HG C2662FE 46- 158967P 1 46- 165431P1 18716 46- 165433P1 46-165432Pl 100 1881P43 LF225101 LF102L646 LF102L565 LF102L543
DESCRIPTION CASSETTE SIZE SENSING TRAY, see Page 9-37 CASSETTE SIZE SENSING TRAY, (Model 46-262555Pl) See S D5303HG M NON-CASSETTE SIZE SENSING TRAY, (Model 46-262555P2) See S D5303HG M CASSETTE SIZE SENSING CABLE, 7 Conductor, shieldedspecify length OFFSET BRACKETS, used only if phototimer detector is present CABLE CLAMP, T A Mfg Corp No TA713D06 COVER INSULATION STANDOFF LIEBEL-FLARSHEIM BUCKY CONVERSION KIT, consisting of TERMINALSTRIP, 12TS2, Cinch Mfg Co No 353-1 1-08-001 MARKER STRIP for 12TS2 SNAP BUSHING, Heyco No 58-375-4 BACKPLATE ASSEMBLY, consisting of BRACKET PIN AND PAD SPACER HARNESS ASSEMBLY, includes RECEPTACLE 12P1, female, 8 position (includes bracket and guide pins) RECETACLE ONLY NOTE THIS MUST BE A N EXACT REPLACEMENT- ANOTHER TYPE RECEPTACLE CANNOT BE USED BARRIER SHOULDERSCREW, 8-32-UNC x 114" (6 35mm) STIFFENER PLATE *NOTE THE LEllERS LF APPEAR BEFORE UEBEL-FLARSHEIMPART NUMBERS TO DIFFERENTIATETHEM FROM OTHERS IN THE RENEWAL PARTS LISTING THESE PARTS TO BE ORDERED FROM G E
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LF225214 LF 102L633 LF225212 LF225222 LF225216 LF225267
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CASSETTE SIZE SENSING TRAY ITEM PART NO T3488B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12A' 128 12c 13" LF225246 LF 102L0637 LF102L534 LF46L416 LF102L657 LF102L590 LF102LO622 LF102L584 LF225238 LF46L453 LF46L451 LF225800 LF225624 LF225788 46-194839P1 DESCRIPTION CASSETTE SIZE SENSING TRAY (LF 225004) (46-169362P1 D5303BC) TRAY BODY ASSEMBLY COVER Mechanism Chamber CLAMP Rear Cassette PAD Compression 4 used PAD Plastic CHANNEL CLAMP Front Cassette HANDLE Locking HANDLE Bail Type BEARING ASSEMBLY PAD SUPPORT BLOCK KIT includes 128 C SUPPORT BLOCK DECALS Package of 10 WIRING EXTENDER TOOL for cassette tray calibration SECTION A A SECTION B B SECTION C C SECTION D D NOTE SEE PAGES 9 38 AND 9 39 SEE PAGES 9-40 AND 9 41 SEE PAGES 9-40 AND 9-41 SEE PAGES 9 40 THRU 9 43
THE LETTERS LF APPEAR BEFORE LIEBEL FLARSHEIM PART NUMBERS TO DIFFERENTIATE THEM FROM OTHERS IN THE RENEWAL PARTS LISTING THESE PARTS TO BE ORDERED FROM G E
See Service Note 2767 Not Identified in View
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ITEM 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 CATALOG NO LF102LO628 LF102LO627 LF 102L532 LF102L533 LF 102L0606 LF 102L605 LF102L660 DESCRIPTION RACK ASSEMBLY BAR ASSEMBLY Short PAD Plastic 12 used SPACER Plastic 12 used TRAY BOTTOM ASSEMBLY SHIM
SHIM
NOTE ITEM NOS 17 & 18 USED AS NECESSARY TO ELIMINATE PLAY
19
20 21 22 23
LF102L510 LF102LO629 LF102L509 LF102L570 LF102LO626
GUIDE BAR Plastic RACK ASSEMBLY GUIDE BAR Plastic PAD Plastic BAR ASSEMBLY Long NOTE THE LElTERS LF APPEAR BEFORE LIEBEL FLARSHEIM PART NUMBERS TO DIFFERENTIATE THEM FROM OTHERS IN THE RENEWAL PARTS LISTING THESE PARTS TO BE ORDERED FROM G E
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26
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30 31
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1831 5 - D 1 0
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CASSETTE SIZE SENSING TRAY (CONT D) ITEM 24 25 26 27 28 29 CATALOG NO LF102L589 LF102L581 LF102L588 LF102L599 LF102L601 LF102L586 LF102L587 LF102L580 LF102L600 LF102L0621 LF102L535 LF102L0619 LF 102L243 LF225207 LF102L667 LF102L515 LF102LO620 LF102L544 LF225202
RENEWAL PARTS
DESCRIPTlON PIN LINK PIN SET SCREW ADJUSTMENT SCREW PIN ADJUSTING BLOCK BASE SPRING LINK AND BAR ASSEMBLY PAD Plastic CABLE AND PULLEY ASSEMBLY RETAINING RING STUD SPRING NUT BAR CABLE ASSEMBLY BRACKET Potentiometer Mounting SUPPORT NOTE THE LETTERS LF APPEAR BEFORE LIEBEL FLARSHEIM PART NUMBERS TO DIFFERENTIATE THEM FROM OTHERS IN THE RENEWAL PARTS LISTING THESE PARTS TO BE ORDERED FROM G E
30
31
32
33
34
35 36
37
38 39 40 41 42
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CASSETTE SIZE SENSING TRAY (CONT D) (UNDERNEATH)
54
45 53
52 51 50 49 39 48
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(UNDERNEATH)
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CASSETTE SIZE SENSING TRAY (CONT'D) ITEM 43 44 45 46 47 CATALOG NO LF102L568 LF102L519 LF219661 LF102L523 LF225223 LF225254
RENEWAL PARTS
DESCRIPTION GEAR BAR R l ER RETAINING RING PULLEY HARNESS ASSEMBLY includes PLUG 12P1, male 8 position (includes bracket and bushings for guide pins) NOTE THIS MUST BE AN EXACT REPLACEMENT ANOTHER TYPE PLUG CANNOT BE USED
48 49 50 51 52 53
54
55 56 57 58 59
LF102L610 LF102L668 LF102L514 LF225239 LF102L609 LF 102L546 LF102L537 LF102LO631 LF102L614 LF225240 LF102L615 LF102L520 LF 102L516 LF215115
POTENTIOMETER 12R1 & 12R2 1K-ohm WITCH 12S1 Microswitch No 31 1SM6 T BRACKET Potentiometer Mounting GEAR BAR R I ER CAM Switch Actuator STOP BLOCK ACTUATOR LEVER ASSEMBLY SPRING SENSING ARM ASSEMBLY SPRING 2used BARRIER 2used NUT BAR HARNESSSTRAP NOTE THE LETTERS LF APPEAR BEFORE LIEBEL FLARSHEIM PART NUMBERS TO DIFFERENTIATE THEM FROM OTHERS IN THE RENEWAL PARTS LISTING THESE PARTS TO BE ORDERED HIOM G E
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INTERCONNECTING CABLES PART NO 46-17879561 46-178789P1 46-16537961 46-178789P1 46-17882461 1005200P18 46-1653626 1 46-158967Pl 46-17336461 46-17336462 46-17336463 44518 46-16548461 4616548361 46-16528661 46-17716561 46-1686916 1 1005200P3 46-17879361 46-17879261 46-17879362 46-177608PJ 46-16942261 1005200P79 46-17716461 46-163955P1 46-177033G1 461 7703362 46-17214861 46-158967P1 4 6 1665386 1 1005200P3 461 6548261 4616558661 46-16653961 46-9000076 1 46166002G1 46-17703661 46-158967P1 DESCRI ON PTl CABLE 1P2 to x ray table 12-conductor 70 ft long RAW CABLE 12 conductor shielded No 20 specify length CABLE 1P3 to Vert Bucky Stand 12 conductor 70 ft long RAW CABLE 12conductor shielded No 20 specify length CABLE 1P3 to Fixed 14 x 17 Chest Unit 4-conductor 60 ft long RAW CABLE Il-conductor No 18 specify length CABLE 1P4 t o Ordo I (20P4) 7 conductor 45 ft long 1 RAW CABLE 7conductor shielded No 20 specify length CABLE 1P5 to Height Pot used with 65 Tube Stand CABLE, 1P5 to Height Pot used with 4 8 4 and 48 5 Tube Hangers CABLE 1P5 to Height Pot used with 80 Tube Stand RAW CABLE Belden No 8434 4conductor specfi length CABLE 1P6 to Tube Hanger Vertical Column used with 4 8 4 and 48 5 Tube Hangers CAB LE EXTENSION, used with 48-4 Tube Hangers [7"(177 8mm) long] CABLE EXTENSION used with 48 5 Tube Hangers HARNESS ASSEMBLY 1P6 & 1P8 to Wall Box Terminal Strip (AlTS2) and Plugs (A1J1 A152 and A1J3) used with 65 and 80 Tube Stands CABLE Wall Box to X Ray Control Wnductor 30 ft long RAW CABLE 3-conductor No 18 specify length CABLE SERVO 1P7 to Collimator 13 5 ft (48-4 and 48 5 Tube Hangers) CABLE EXTENSION used Hnth 48-5 Tube Hanger CABLE SERVO 1P7 to Collimator 46 ft (65 and 80 Tube Stands) RAW CABLE 27conductor shielded No 20 specify length CABLE 1P8 to X Ray Control 7tonductor 70 ft long RAW CABLE 7 conductor No 20 specify length CABLE A1J1 to X Ray Control 12ionductor 70 ft long RAW CABLE 12 conductor 3No 16 9 No 20 specify length CABLE 1P9 to SID switches, used with 48-4 and 48-5 Tube Hangers CABLE 1P9 to SID switches used with 65 Tube Stand CABLE 1P9 to SID switches used with 80 Tube Stand RAW CABLE 7conductor shielded No 20 specify length CABLE Wall Box to Tube Stand for collimator lamp 3conductor 31 ft long used with 65 Tube Stands RAW CABLE Sconductor No 18 specify length CABLE CABLE CABLE CABLE Lock 81 Light Lock & Light Lock & Light Lock & Light used with 48-4 Tube Hangers used with 48 5 Tube Hangers used with 65 Tube Stands used with 80 Tube Stands
CABLE Cassette Size Sensing 7conductor 16 f t long used with X Ray tables CABLE Cassette Size Sensing 7ionductor 7 5 f long used with Vertical Bucky Stand t RAW CABLE 7tonductor shielded No 20 specify length
9-44
7-1 375
RENEWAL PARTS
SM D53036,
CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY PARTS CATALOG NO 461 58683P4 46-158683P5 46158683P2 46-158683P3 461 36316P7 46-136316P8 DESCR IPTlON CONNECTOR BLOCK, male 14 position blank CONNECTOR BLOCK female 14 position blank CONNECTOR BLOCK male 26 position blank CONNECTOR BLOCK female 26 position blank CONNECTOR BLOCK male, 15 position blank CONNECTOR BLOCK female 15 position blank
PIN
SOCKET
PINS & SOCKETS FOR 46-158683 AND 46-136316 SERIES AMP CONNECTOR BLOCKS MALE & FEMALE
511A590P127 51 lA590P128
PIN AMP No 660993 SOCKET AMPNo 66101 3 (Items may be used with No 14 thru No 22 wire Use Super Champ' FT tool for crimping Use Part No 46170298P3 Extractor Tool to remove pins and sockets 1 TERM1 POINT WIRING CLIP (slipson post to connect a wire requires T8001AD Termi point Wiring Kit to install clip and to remove it)
05889
46158905Pl 46-158905P2
JACKSCREW fixed male AMP No 200874 2 JACKSCREW fixed female AMP No 200875 2
46-158905P5 46158905P6
JACKSCREW short male AMP No 200868 2 JACKSCREW short female AMP No 200870-2
9-45
BEAM AND WALL TAKE UP PARTS FOR AUTOMATIC COLLIMATOR CABLES 48-4 AND 48-5 TUBE HANGERS
CARRIAGE AXLES OF 48-4 TUBE HANGER
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DUAL WALL CABLE TAKE UP SYSTEM
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CO LLIMATOR
CABLES
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIVISION

12-1181
BEAMAND WALL TAKE U p PARTS FOR AuToMATlC COLLIMATOR CABLES 484AND 485 TUBE HANGERS
SM D5303C
ITEM
1 2 3 4 5 6
CATALOG NO 46 163602P1 46 163621P1
MSCRlPTlON
SPRING STEEL STRIP (2" x 130 1 TAKE-UP BRACKET used with 484 Hanger TAKE UP BRACKET used wth 485 Hanger TAKE UP BRACKET used wth 485 Hanger PLATE Cable Clamp 2 used CLIP cableretaining lbused WALL TAKE UP BRACKET SUPPORT 2 used SPRING (2-3/4' x 128 ) BEVELWASHER 4 used CLAMP 2used CLIP ASSEMBLY 13 used CABLE DROP SPACER, 5/8" (15 Smm)OD, 5/8" (15 9mm) LG 2 used when attaching electronics package to the 48 5 Hanger carriage assembly
7
8 9
4616512opl 4 6 1 66119p1 4 6 1 65477P1 46146144363Gl

46 144307P1 46-146323P1
10 11
12 13
46146674Pl 46144396Pl 4616556061 304C945P1 1 oOM74p191
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SID INTERLOCK SWITCH ASSEMBLY PARTS 48-4 AND 48-5 TUBE HANGERS
REAR STATIONARY RAIL MOVABLE BEAM
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ITEM CATALOG NO 4 6 177031P1 46 177032P1 51891 46 136388P2 46177076Pl 46-177076P2 46177076P3 46-173315P1 46-216712P1 46 123421P1 4048 176P1
SEE INTERCONNECTING CABLE LISTING FOR CABLE CATALOG NO
20659-020
DESCRIPTION MOUNTING BRACKET COVER WITCH Microswitch No BX-2RQlEA2 BUSHING MOUNTING ANGLE for switch actuators 14 4 (4 37 m) long MOUNTING ANGLE for switch actuators 19 (5 8 m) long MOUNTING ANGLE for switch actuators, 9 -8 ' (2 95 m) long RAMP, 1 1/2' (38 1 mm) long RAMP 17' (431 8 mm) long POINTER attaches to tube hanger end cap MARKER SET complete set of numbers circles and crosses
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SID INTERLOCK SWITCH ASSEMBLY PARTS NO 65 TUBE STAND
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END VIEW TUBE STAND UPPER SUPPORT RAIL
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SEE INTER CONNECTlNG CABLE LISTING FOR CABLE CATALOG NO

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ITEM
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CATALOG NO 46-169406P1 46-177031P1 46-177074P1 46- 17703761 51891 46-136388P2 46-216712P1 46-177038P1 46- 177038P2 4 6 123421P l 4048176P1
DESCRIPTION BRACKET SWITCH MOUNT CDVER ADAPTER WITCH Microswitch No BZ 2RQ18 A2 BUSHING RAMP, 1 1/2 (38 lmm) long RAMP, 17 (431 8mm) long with two countersunk holes RAMP 17 (431 8mm) long with no holes POINTER, attaches to top column MARKER SET complete set of numbers circles and crosses
9-49
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SID INTERLOCK SWITCH ASSEMBLY PARTS, 46.17214461 (PART OF D5303DA) NO 80 TUBE STAND
ITEM NO 1 2 3 4 5
NAME BRACKET COVER FLOOR PLATE SWITCH RAMP RAMP WASHER POINTER MARKER SET CABLE
PART NO 46- 172142P1 46- 172 143P1 46- 1721SOP1 51891 46-2 16712P1 46- 177038Pl 17267 46-123421 P1 4048 176P1 46-1 72148G 1
DESCRIPTION
60" long, 2 used Microswitch No B2-2RQlSA2 1-1R" (38 1 mm) long 17" (431 8 mm) long Attaches to top of column Complete set of numbers, circles and crosses Servo control to connector on vertical column (SID switches) See Page 9-44
(1) Not identified in view
Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co
9-50
ORDOGRAPH II INTERFACE PARTS (RELAY ASSEMBLY WHICH MOUNTS IN ORDOGRAPH CONTROL CABINET)
ITEM
CATALOG NO 46-16536461 46-165366Pl 4 6 1607 1OP1 48779 46-165367G1 481 58683P4 51 lA590P127 46-158905P1 46-158905P2
DESCRIPTION RELAY ASSEMBLY consisting of MOUNTING BRACKET RELAY 20K5 120-vac coil 3PDT RBM No 93 201999 23000A SOCKET for relay RBM No 95 153 1 HARNESS ASSEMBLY includes CONNECTOR BLOCK M Series 20P4 male 14 position AMP No 201359 1 PIN for 20P4 AMP No 660993 JACKSCREW fixed male JACKSCREW fixed female
1 2 3 4
5 6
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ELECTRONICS PACKAGE SERVO CIRCUIT BD CARD A6-TRANSVERSE CARD A8LONGITUDINAL (46188714GJ lo CATALOG NO 48136335P130 46- 136335P84 46-136335P152 46-13625OP756 46- 136379P16 45107 46- 136287P2 46- 154605P1 46- 136216P1 46- 136314P1 DESCRlPTIOh RESISTOR 12w 10OOK 1% RESISTOR 12w 169kohm 1% RESISTOR I R C E A T 0 12 w 68 1 k ohm 1% RESISTOR 1 2k ohm DIODE 1N5223 27V 5 w 20% RESISTOR 5 w 20-ohm 1% INTEG CIRCUIT 747 Dual Op Amp Dip CAPACITOR 01 mfd 2 5V +80-20% TRANSISTOR 2N3417 DIODE 1N4148
COMPONENT NO R4 5 12 39 48 69 71 73 R6 R7 RE CR9 25 R10 37 A R l l 18 51,56 C13 17 77 90 Q14 CR15 21 22 24 59 91 93 95 96 99 R16 R19 20 23 42 R26 27 28 29 57 60 61 74 75 76 100 103 R30 R32 63 R33 R34 Q36 Q38 R43 55 047 C53 54 92 98 Q64 R65 066 267 R68 87 88 83 270 R78 CR79 80 C86 089 C94 097 R102
46-136207P245 46- 136335P155 46-136250P778
A B FIXED COMP 5 w 68Gohm 5% Resistor RESISTOR 12 w lOOk ohm 1% IRC CEATO RESISTOR 10k ohm A B EB 5 w 2 2k ohm 5% Resistor A B FIXED COMP 1 w 470-ohm 5% Resistor A B FIXED COMP 5 w 10-ohm 5% Resistor RESISTOR 4 7k ohm TRANSISTOR MJE 700 S14A Darlington TRANSISTOR RCA 2N6103 SIL NPN RESISTOR IRCCEATO 12w 2kohm 1% TRANSIS;TOR 2N3415 CAPACITOR 10-mf 35v 20% TRANSISTOR MJE800 S14A Darlington RESISTOR 3 3k ohm TRANSISTOR RCA 2N6111 SIL PNP
4 136207P257 6
46- 136207P411 46136207P201 46-13625OP770 56781 54398 46136335P102 85752 46-136346P3 56782 46 136250P766 54399 46-136290P2 46-136250P54 46-136327P56 46-136299P7 48024 46-154605P10 15564 4 6 170087P10 48673 46- 136299P5 46-1887 15P1
INTEG CIRCUIT DTL Gate 4-2 NAND 946 RESISTOR 1k-ohm INTEG CIRCUIT FET Switch POTENTIOMETER 75 w 20k ohm 10% DIODE 1N5236 7 5 v I w 20% CAPACITOR 1000-pf 500V 5% TRANSISTOR D39C3 CAPACITOR 2mfd 50-v TRANSISTOR 2N5308 POTENTIOMETER 7 5 w 5kohm 10% BOARD less components
46- 136348P2 TERMINAL 2 used 46-170216P1 SOCKET Avgat LSG 1DG4-1 3 used 4 6 170216P9 SOCKET 1 used 7 1925 EJECTOR ScanbeNo 200 2used 46-177048Pl HEATSINK 1 used NOTE All resistors not listed are 1/4W 5% See schematic for values *THIS BOARD DIRECTLY REPLACES 4818852661
Copynght @ 1986 by General Elednc Co
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PERIODIC M A I N T E N A N C E
TABLE OF CONTENTS SECT ION GENERAL TITLE PAGE
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LUBRICATION (Every 12 Months)
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General Lubrication Field Size Pointer Track Lubrication
In general, moving parts of the cassette tray should not require lubrication NOTE during the life of the tray
CABLE TENSION INSPECTION (Every 12 Months)
10-4
2-1 2-2
2-3
Cable Tension Check Cable Adjustment for the Transverse Blades Cable Adjustment for the Longitudinal Blades
10 5 10 5 10-5
10-6 10-6
10-7
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- COLLIMATOR (Every 12 Months) GENERAL INSPECTION - INTERCONNECTING ELEMENTS OF

GENERAL INSPECTION BUCKY AND TRAY (Every 6 Months) FIELD SIZE POINTER DRIVE STRING CABLE CHECK (Every 6 Months) FUNCTIONAL CHECK (Every 6 Months)
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Perform the checks described in Chapter 4 at the end of each maintenance call to ensure complete and proper operabon
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General The maintenance procedures given can be performed at the site with relative ease DO N O T change factory adjustment of blade interconnection cables or ball and socket linkages This would necessitate complete realignment, a very substantial project
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General Lubrication
LUBRICATION (Every 12 Months)
Remove the nameplate See Illustration 1 0 1
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Detach the connector housing cover See Illustration 102 Remove the lock and light and servo cables Remove the trim cover
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Remove the two screws in the top corners of the back of the collimator Remove the two front screws in each cone track on the bottom of the collimator Standard Collimator Mammography Co I I imator Remove the filter assemblies and set aside The filter assembly used with this collimator cannot be removed Detach the filter handle (back out the two set screws in the bottom of the handle) and then push the filter far enough into the collimator so the trim cover will not get caught when it is slid off
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Rotate the collimator 90 from the front position Detach the rotational detent button by removing the cap screw in the button Also remove the sleeve and the spring
NOTE
Before removing, turn the detent button down tight This turns the plunger shaft in far enough to allow the trim cover to slide over it
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ILLUSTRATION 10 2
With the measuring tape fully retracted, slide the cover rearward and off See Illustration 10 3
NOTE
Make sure the cover does not get caught on the measuring tape
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1-2
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Lubricate the blade control thumbwheel shafts, ends of other moving shafts, blade pivot points, ball and socket joints, and pulley surfaces sparingly with a mixture of STP and light machine oil Field Size Pointer Track Lubrication Reattach the servo cable Using the thumbwheels (manual mode of operation), close the blades fully Detach the dial drum assembly See Illustration 104 Carefully remove the assembly
2
3
NOTE
The pointers may have to be spread and held to the right slightly to accommodate removal of the drum assembly
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ILLUSTRATION 10-3
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DIAL DRUM ASSEMBLY
DETACH DRUM ASSEMBL.Y BY REMOVING THESE SCREWS (USE A RIGHT ANGLE SCR EWDR IVER)
ILLUSTRATION 10-4
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Apply a light coating of Lubriplate 630-AA or equivalent to the tracks Replace the drum assembly Open and close the blades several times to distribute the lubricant Remove the servo cable Replace the nameplate, trim cover, lock and light and servo cables, and connector housing cover When replacing the trim cover, again have the measuring tape fully retracted Also replace the spring, sleeve and rotational detent button turn the plunger shaft out with a screwdriver, slide the spring and sleeve over the shaft, engage the keyed portion of the button with the groove on the shaft and then replace the cap screw With the Mammography Collimator, pull the filter back out using a needle nose pliers and reattach the handle Rotate the collimator back to the front position
SEC 2 CABLE TENSION INSPECTION (Every 12 Months)
The cable tension inspection and adjustment procedures provided are for the cables linking the blades to the bladedriven potentiometers The figure - 8 cables interconnecting the blades ARE NOT to be adjusted See Illustrations 10-5 and 10-6
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ILLUSTRATION 10 6
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Cable Tension Check Remove the connector housing cover, lock and light and servo cables, and trim cover per instructions in subsection 1-1 of this chapter Check the tension of the potentiometer cables I f the cables appear to be loose enough to come off the pulleys, adjustment is needed Refer to subsections 2-2 and 2 3 following for proper adjustment procedures Replace the trim cover, lock and light and servo cables, and connector housing cover Cable Adjustment for Transverse Blades
3
2-2
The potentiometer cable tension adjustment for the transverse blades is the two screw and nut arrangement on the right-hand side of the mounting plate (as collimator is viewed from front) See Illustration 10-5 Adjustment is as follows
1 2
Remove the nameplate per instructions in subsection 1-1 of this chapter Tighten the cable by loosening the nuts on the rear side of the mounting plate while tightening the nuts on the front side of the plate Put suff icient tension on the cable t o keep it on the pulleys, but do not overtighten, which would cause the position of the blades to be altered Be sure to run the rear nuts up against the mounting plate surface again after adjustment is made Replace the nameplate Cable Adjustment for Longitudinal Blades
3
2-3
The potentiometer cable tension adjustment for the longitudinal blades is the two screw and nut arrangement on the left-hand side of the mounting plate (as collimator isviewed from front) See Illustration 10-6 Adjustment is as follows
10 5
1 2
Loosen the nuts against the mounting plate and the nuts against the cable adjusters Run the two nuts on each adjusting screw toward each other Tighten the cable by turning the adjusting screws CW while holding the cable adjusters with a long nose pliers Put sufficient tension on the cable to keep it on the pulleys, but do not overtighten, which would cause the position of the blades t o be altered Retighten the nuts SEC 3 GENERAL INSPECTION - COLLIMATOR (Every 12 Months)
Light field quality is affected by dust build up or smudges on the window or mirmr
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Check for any grime on the outer surface of the window Clean with x-ray screen cleaner water Remove the connector housing cover, lock and light and servo cables, and trim cover per instructions in subsection 1 1 of this chapter Check for any grime on the inner surface of the window Clean with x-ray screen cleaner Check for any grime on the mirror surface Carefully clean the mirror with a soft cloth moistened in a mild soap and water solution Wipe dry using another soft, dry cloth (A commercial glass cleaner could a b be used to clean the mirror 1 Extra care is necessary since the reflective surface IS easily scratched Replace the trim cover, lock and light and servo cables, and connector housing cover SEC 4 GENERAL INSPECTION - INTERCONNECTING ELEMENTS OF BUCKY AND TRAY (Every 6 Months)
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Access to the Bucky is required for this check This means shifting or disengagement of the NOTE table top and folding back or removal of Mylar covers and/or shields, if present
Check for and remove any dirt build-up, particularly metal residue, in the receptacle attached to the Bucky Clean contact surfaces thoroughly, using a lint free cloth If these surfaces show excessive wear, this portion of the connector should be replaced NOTE This must be an exact replacement - another type cannot be used Also check that the receptacle still "floats" freely in both the horizontal and vertical directions No binding should be present Check that the pin and pad assembly attached to the Bucky still "floats" freely in the horizontal direction No binding should be present If the pin exhibits excessive wear, the assembly should be replaced Detach the tray mechanism chamber cover Check for and remove any dirt build up, particularly metal residue, on the tray plug Clean contact surfaces thoroughly using a lint free cloth If these surfaces show excessive wear, this portion of the connector should be replaced NOTE This must be an exact replacement - another type cannot be used Also inspect the gears, pulleys, sensing arm mechanism, and potentiometers for damage or excessive wear
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Check that the plug still "floats" freely in both the horizontal and vertical directions No binding should be present Important1 Using WD-40 lubricant (procure locally), lubricate the tray plug contact surfaces Apply the spray from 4 to 6 inches away and avoid excessive application Replace the tray mechanism chamber cover
SEC 5 FIELD SIZE POINTER DRIVE SPRING CABLE CHECK (Every 6 Months)
Verify that drive string cable tension is taut, and that springs are not stretched If necessary, use the drive belt adjusting screws t o increase or decrease cable tension
SEC 6 FUNCTIONALCHECK (Every 6 Months)
The checks described in Chapter 4 must be performed as the last step of each maintenance call to ensure complete operation
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SENTRY THREE AUTOMATIC COLLIMATOR

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REVISION HISTORY -.L

REASON FOR CHANGE

Jan 27, 1984

Feb Aug Sept Mar

13, 1987 7 1987 23 1988 3 1989

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

Title Page Damage in Transportation Dir 46 013861

3-9 3-10 3-10A

and iv TAB - CH 3 3-1 thru 3-111 3-1 and 3-2 3-3

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TOOLS AND MATERIALS UNPAC K ING

SP ECIAL INSTALLAT I CONS1D ERAT IONS ON

Preliminary Steps Tube Unit Collimator Interface Alignment -

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SENTRY THREE AUTOMATIC COLLIMATOR DIRECTION 46-001414 (SM D5303C)

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED)

TITLE MOTOR STALL ADJUSTMENT

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DIRECTION 46-001414 (SM D5303C)

CHAPTER 3 - INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENT

SENTRY THREE AUTOMATIC COLLIMATOR

GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS

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SEC 1 TOOLS AND MATERIALS

Various different size cassettes 8" x

lo", 10" x 12", 14" x 17"

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\ 1 114 INCH SQUARE

1 3/8 INCH DIA

SEC 3 SPECIAL INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS

GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS

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BALANCE PLATE (46-177S78P1)

COMBINATIONS MAXIRAY 7518 and HRT TYPE CASINGS SENTRY COLLIMATOR

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SEC 4 ATTACHING COLLIMATOR TO TUBE UNIT

GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS

SENTRY THREE AUTOMATIC COLLIMATOR

Tube Unit - Collimator Interface Alignment

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DIRECTION 46-001414 (SM D5303C)

FOR PROPER APPLICATION DURING ALIGNMENT, USE T H E FOLLOWING X RAY

GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS

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GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS

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LARGE FOCAL SPOT IMAGE

SMALL FOCAL SPOT IMAGE

TYPICAL LOCATION OF FOCAL SPOTS

ILLUSTRATION 36 SEC 5 INSTALLATION OF SECOND BEAM CABLE TAKE-UP

- 48-4 & 48 5 TUBE HANGERS ONLY

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