M517-E610N

Dec. 2015

Digital Angiography System

DAR-9500f

Installation Manual
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please read this manual thoroughly and use the system correctly.

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cause damage in equipment or fire if it is not avoided.

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DISCLAIMER

● Images and illustrations in this manual may be different from the actual
display. All images and illustrations are provided as examples.
● Some parts of illustrations may be omitted.
● The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice due to
continual improvements.
● The contents of this manual are made assurance doubly sure on the creation,
however, if there is any chance of mistakes or omission of recording, they
may not be modified immediately.
 HISTORY
REV DATE CONTENT OF CHANGE
A 2011/08/12 ---------------------------------
B 2012/10/18 Chapter 3 applies to Fujitsu PC.
Chapter 4 applies to Windows 7.
Chapter 12 applies to Ghost 15.0.
C 2013/07/11 Applies to Bi-plane system.
Chapter 5 applies to Ver.5.2.X
Chapter 13 applies to PC Backup S/W
Add chapter 15 Stent View (Option).
Add appendix.
D 2013/11/11 Chapter 3 and 4 apply to DVI-MAIN3.
E 2013/12/20 Chapter 3, 4 and 8 change input channel of REF PC.
F 2014/06/04 Chapter 3, 4 and 15 applies to SCORE PRO Advance.
Add chapter 3 OMRON UPS.
G 2014/11 Applies to M730 (Chapter 3, 4, 11, 15 and Appendix D)
Add description of DVI MAIN3 in Chapter 3 and 4.
H 2015/2 Chapter 3 and 4 apply to DVI-OUT BOX.
J 2015/3 Applies to DAR Ver.6 (Chapter 3, 5, 10, and Chapter 11)
Add chapter 16 UserQC (Option)
K 2015/3 Delete Appendix A. Updating ACQ System S/W
Delete Appendix B. Updating REF/VRS System S/W
L 2015/6 Chapter 5 applies to Geometry Configuration
M 2015/7 Add description of Geometry Configuration in chapter 5.
Add description of System Backup Instruction in chapter 13.
Delete Appendix A I-SYS Update.
Add Appendix A Apply UPG1 for PC Replacement.
N 2015/12 Add Appendix C Troubleshooting of FPD.
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 TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................... 1-1
2. INSTALLATION/ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION .................................................. 2-1
2.1 POWER SOURCE ................................................................................................................. 2-1
2.2 TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY ......................................................................................... 2-1
2.3 GROUNDING ...................................................................................................................... 2-1
2.4 GENERATED HEAT QUANTITY ............................................................................................ 2-1
3. INSTALLATION OF DAR-9500F................................................................................. 3-1
3.1 INSTALLATION TOOLS ....................................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION OF DAR-9500F (ACQ3 CABINET) ......................................... 3-2
3.2.1 Configuration of Single-plane System .................................................................... 3-2
3.2.2 Configuration of Optional PC (3D Work Station etc.) System .............................. 3-4
3.3 NAMES OF EACH UNIT AND COMPONENT ......................................................................... 3-5
3.3.1 Constraction of ACQ3 Cabinet ................................................................................ 3-6
3.4 CONFIRMATION OF IVR NEO TYPES ................................................................................ 3-8
3.5 CONFIRMATION OF DVI-MAIN TYPE.............................................................................. 3-11
3.6 CHECK UPS TYPE ........................................................................................................... 3-11
3.7 INSTALLATION OF DAR-9500F ........................................................................................ 3-12
3.7.1 Installation of ACQ3 Cabinet ................................................................................ 3-12
3.7.2 Installation of REF Cabinet .................................................................................. 3-13
3.7.3 Installation of DVI OUT (In case of MTA-40C) .................................................... 3-13
3.7.4 Installation of DVI OUT (In case of Monitor Cart 2) ........................................... 3-14
3.7.5 Installation of DVI OUT (In case of DVI OUT Box) ............................................ 3-15
3.7.6 Installtion of FPD ................................................................................................... 3-15
3.8 CABINET FIXING ............................................................................................................. 3-16
3.9 CONNECTION DPENDING ON SUPPLY VOLTAGE .............................................................. 3-17
3.10 CABLE CONNECTION （EXTERNAL CONNECTION） ..................................................... 3-18
3.10.1 Connection Diagram ............................................................................................ 3-18
3.10.2 Cable Connection (Power / Earth) ....................................................................... 3-19
3.10.3 Cable Connection (DVI / Monitor) ....................................................................... 3-20
3.10.4 Cable Connetion (REF Cabinet) .......................................................................... 3-27
3.10.5 Cable Connection (FPD / FPD Chiller) ............................................................... 3-28
3.10.6 Cable Connection (JOINT BOX 2/System Display) ........................................... 3-29
3.10.7 Cable Connection (Information Display) ............................................................ 3-30
3.10.8 Cable Connection (IVR NEO) .............................................................................. 3-31
3.10.9 Cable Connection (D150GC-40) ........................................................................... 3-34
3.10.10 Cable Connection to Polygraph ......................................................................... 3-35
3.11 ACQ3 CABINET INTERNAL CABLE CONNECTION .......................................................... 3-36
3.11.1 Conncetion Diagram ............................................................................................ 3-36
3.11.2 Internal Connection (CP2) ................................................................................... 3-39
3.11.3 Internal Connection (SYSDISP PC) .................................................................... 3-39
3.11.4 Internal Connection (Maintenance PC(MPC)) ................................................... 3-39
3.11.5 Internal Conneciton (HUB/ROUTER) ................................................................ 3-40
3.11.6 Internal Connection (UPS) .................................................................................. 3-40
3.12 INTERNAL CABLE CONNECTION (INFORMATION) .......................................................... 3-41
3.12.1 ACQ3 CABINET ................................................................................................... 3-41
3.12.2 REF CABINET ..................................................................................................... 3-43
3.13 CONFIRM DIP SW SETTING .......................................................................................... 3-44
3.13.1 I-SYS BOARD ....................................................................................................... 3-44
3.13.2 DVI MAIN2 BOARD ............................................................................................ 3-46
3.13.3 DVI MAIN3 BOARD ............................................................................................ 3-49

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 3.13.4 IVR NEO I/F, PERIP-SH BOARD ...................................................................... 3-55
3.13.5 IVR NEO I/F2, PERIP-SH2 BOARD .................................................................. 3-57
3.13.6 IVR I/F5 BOARD .................................................................................................. 3-60
3.14 INSTALLATION OF LIVE MONITOR OPTION .................................................................. 3-61
3.14.1 LIVE Monitor in Examination Room(Optional) ................................................. 3-61
3.14.2 LIVE Monitor in Control Room (Optional) ......................................................... 3-65
3.15 LAYOUT DRAWING OF PCB............................................................................................ 3-69
3.15.1 I-SYS BOARD ....................................................................................................... 3-69
3.15.2 DVI MAIN2 BOARD ............................................................................................ 3-70
3.15.3 DVI MAIN3 BOARD ............................................................................................ 3-71
3.15.4 IVR NEO I/F / PERIP-SH BOARD ..................................................................... 3-72
3.15.5 IVR NEO I/F2 / PERIP-SH2 BOARD ................................................................. 3-73
3.16 LED .............................................................................................................................. 3-74
3.16.1 I-SYS BOARD ....................................................................................................... 3-74
3.16.2 DVI MAIN2 BOARD ............................................................................................ 3-76
3.16.3 DVI MAIN3 BOARD ............................................................................................ 3-78
3.16.4 IVR NEO I/F / PERIP-SH BOARD ..................................................................... 3-80
3.16.5 IVR NEO I/F2 / PERIP-SH2 BOARD ................................................................. 3-81
4. INSTALLATION OF DAR-9500F BI-PLANE SYSTEM (ACQ3L CABINET) ............. 4-1
4.1 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION OF DAR-9500F......................................................................... 4-2
4.1.1 Configuration of ACQ3 CABINET .......................................................................... 4-4
4.1.2 Configuration of ACQ3 CABINET .......................................................................... 4-5
4.2 INSTALLATION OF DAR-9500F .......................................................................................... 4-6
4.2.1 Installation of ACQ3 Cabinet .................................................................................. 4-6
4.2.2 Installation of ACQ3L Cabinet ................................................................................ 4-6
4.2.3 Installation of DVI OUT (In case of MTA-40C) ...................................................... 4-7
4.2.4 Installation of DVI OUT (In case of DVI OUT Box) .............................................. 4-7
4.2.5 Installtion of FPD ..................................................................................................... 4-7
4.3 CABINET FIXING ............................................................................................................... 4-8
4.4 CONNECTION DPENDING ON SUPPLY VOLTAGE ................................................................ 4-9
4.5 CABLE CONNECTION （EXTERNAL CONNECTION） ....................................................... 4-10
4.5.1 Connection Diagram .............................................................................................. 4-10
4.5.2 Cable Connection (Power / Earth) ......................................................................... 4-11
4.5.3 Cable Connection (DVI / Monitor) ......................................................................... 4-12
4.5.4 Cable Connection (FPD / FPD Chiller) ................................................................. 4-18
4.5.5 Cable Connection (ACQ3 CABINET-ACQ3L CABINET) .................................... 4-19
4.5.6 Cable Connection (JOINT BOX 2/System Display) ............................................. 4-20
4.5.7 Cable Connection (D150GC-40)............................................................................. 4-20
4.5.8 Arcnet Cable Connection Diagram........................................................................ 4-22
4.5.9 Bi-Plane Network Connection Diagram ............................................................... 4-22
4.6 ACQ3L CABINET INTERNAL CABLE CONNECTION.......................................................... 4-23
4.7 ACQ3L CABINET INTERNAL CABLE CONNECTION (CONNECTED AT FACTORY SETTING) 4-25
4.8 ACQ3/REF CABINET INTERNAL CABLE CONNECTION (REFERENCE).......................... 4-25
4.9 CONFIRMATION OF DIP SW SETTING ............................................................................. 4-26
4.9.1 I-SYS BOARD (L) ................................................................................................... 4-26
4.9.2 DVI MAIN2 BOARD (L) ........................................................................................ 4-28
4.9.3 DVI MAIN3 BOARD(L) ......................................................................................... 4-31
4.9.4 IVR NEO I/F, PERIP-SH BOARD ........................................................................ 4-35
4.9.5 IVR NEO I/F2, PERIP-SH2 BOARD .................................................................... 4-36
4.10 INSTALLATION OF LIVE MONITOR OPTION .................................................................. 4-39
4.10.1 LIVE Monitor in Examination Room(Optional) ................................................. 4-39
4.10.2 LIVE Monitor in Control Room (Optional) ......................................................... 4-43
5. REF PC AND ACQ PC CONFIGURATION ................................................................. 5-1

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 5.1 DAR-9500F NETWORK CONNECTION PRE-CONFIRMATION SHEET................................. 5-1
5.2 HOW TO STARTUP AS CONFIGURATION MODE .................................................................... 5-3
5.2.1 Logon as super, serviceapp ...................................................................................... 5-3
5.3 PC CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................... 5-7
5.3.1 Date and time configuration .................................................................................... 5-7
5.3.2 Computer name configuration ................................................................................. 5-9
5.3.3 IP address configuration ........................................................................................ 5-11
5.3.4 Regional and language configuration ................................................................... 5-16
5.3.5 Configuration of remote desktop to MPC ............................................................. 5-25
5.4 CONFIGURATION OF OUTPUT FILE DESTINATION FOR IMAGES AND LOOPS ...................... 5-28
5.5 CONFIGURATION OF DAR-9500F .................................................................................... 5-30
5.5.1 Executing application ............................................................................................ 5-30
5.5.2 Bi-plane option ....................................................................................................... 5-67
5.6 PRINTER DEFINITION FILE ............................................................................................. 5-70
5.6.1 About a Tool for creating Printer Definition File ................................................. 5-70
5.6.2 How to use this tool ................................................................................................ 5-71
5.6.3 Configuration Direction ......................................................................................... 5-75
5.7 PRINT SMPTE IMAGE ..................................................................................................... 5-78
5.8 DICOM PRINTER CONFIGURATION (PRINTING INFORMATION ON THE FILM) ................ 5-80
5.9 CONFIGURATION OF MPPS ............................................................................................. 5-81
5.10 CONFIGURATION OF STORAGE COMMITMENT ............................................................... 5-83
5.10.1 Configuration of the port number of DAR9500f ................................................. 5-83
5.10.2 Configuration of Inbound Settings ...................................................................... 5-84
5.11 SYNERGY CONFIGURATION............................................................................................ 5-86
5.11.1 Setting ACQ PC F ................................................................................................ 5-86
5.11.2 Setting ACQ PC L (For Bi-plane System) .......................................................... 5-89
5.11.3 REF PC ................................................................................................................. 5-92
5.12 SETTING THE IMAGE FOR AUTO TRANSFER................................................................... 5-99
5.12.1 Reference Image ................................................................................................... 5-99
5.13 TROUBLE SHOOTING ................................................................................................... 5-102
5.13.1 DICOM Connection Test .................................................................................... 5-102
5.13.2 Investigation Procedure for Troubles ............................................................... 5-104
5.14 CUSTOMIZED ITEMS .................................................................................................... 5-106
5.14.1 Setting the Image Type for Auto Transfer ....................................................... 5-106
5.14.2 White Line During Printing .............................................................................. 5-106
5.14.3 Display or Hide DSA Tool .................................................................................. 5-106
6. ROUTER CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................... 6-1
6.1 LOGIN................................................................................................................................ 6-1
6.2 TIME CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................................... 6-2
6.3 WAN IP ADDRESS CONFIGURATION ................................................................................. 6-3
6.4 FIREWALL CONFIGURATION METHOD ............................................................................... 6-4
6.5 INITIALIZATION METHOD .................................................................................................. 6-8
6.6 LAN IP ADDRESS CONFIGURATION .................................................................................. 6-9
6.7 INDIVIDUAL SETTINGS .................................................................................................... 6-11
7. CONFIGURATION OF IP ADDRESS OF I-SYS AND CP2 ........................................ 7-1
7.1 CONFIGURATION OF I-SYS IP ADDRESS ........................................................................... 7-2
7.2 CONFIGURATION OF CP2 IP ADDRESS .............................................................................. 7-4
7.3 CONFIGURATION OF I-SYS F/W WRITER .......................................................................... 7-7
8. DVI MAIN CONNECTION CONFIGURATION .......................................................... 8-1
8.1 DVI MAIN CONNECTION CONFIGURATION ...................................................................... 8-1
8.2 SETTING LIVE MONITOR OPTION .................................................................................. 8-11
8.3 CHAGE THE SETTING OF I-SYS BOARD ......................................................................... 8-12

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9. FPD COOLING SYSTEM (HEC002-A5B) .................................................................... 9-1
9.1 OUTLINE ........................................................................................................................... 9-1
9.2 SPECIFICATION.................................................................................................................. 9-1
9.3 INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................... 9-2
9.4 DAILY CHECK ITEM ............................................................................................................ 9-7
9.5 MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................. 9-8
9.6 CONNECTING CHART ......................................................................................................... 9-9
9.7 EXTERNAL FIGURE .......................................................................................................... 9-10
10. ADJUST OF VIRTUAL COLLIMATION ................................................................... 10-1
10.1 OUTLINE ....................................................................................................................... 10-1
10.2 OPERATION SPECIFICATION .......................................................................................... 10-1
10.3 ADJUSTMENT ................................................................................................................ 10-2
10.3.1 Adjust of H and V Shutter ................................................................................... 10-3
10.3.2 Adjust C Shutter .................................................................................................. 10-7
10.4 CHECK SHEET ............................................................................................................. 10-11
11. INSTALLATION DOSE METER (OPTION) .............................................................. 11-1
11.1 OUTLINE........................................................................................................................ 11-1
11.2 COMPONENTS ................................................................................................................ 11-1
11.3 INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................... 11-3
11.3.1 Cable Connections ................................................................................................ 11-3
11.3.2 Connecting to C-arm ............................................................................................ 11-4
11.3.3 Mounting to C-arm (8 inch) ................................................................................. 11-5
11.3.4 Connecting to ACQ PC (Already wired at factory)............................................. 11-6
11.4 SETTING EXPOSURE PARAMETERS TAB ......................................................................... 11-7
11.5 OPERATION CHECK ....................................................................................................... 11-8
11.6 DOSE RATE AND CUMULATIVE DOSE DISPLAY ................................................................ 11-9
11.6.1 Outline .................................................................................................................. 11-9
11.6.2 Where dose rate and cumulative dose are measured ........................................ 11-9
11.6.3 Operating Method .............................................................................................. 11-10
11.6.4 Rejection limit .................................................................................................... 11-11
12. INSTALLATION SCAN CONVERTER (OPTION) .................................................... 12-1
12.1 COMPONENTS................................................................................................................ 12-1
12.2 INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................... 12-2
12.2.1 Cable Connections ................................................................................................ 12-2
12.2.2 Connecting REF Cabinet ..................................................................................... 12-3
12.2.3 Dip SW Configuration of DVI MAIN MODULE ................................................ 12-4
12.3 CONFIGURATION OF INPUT/OUTPUT CHANNEL ............................................................ 12-5
12.4 OPERATION CHECK ....................................................................................................... 12-8
13. SYSTEM BACKUP AND RESTORE INSTRUCTION ............................................... 13-1
13.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 13-1
13.2 CONFIRMATION OF BACKUP S/W ................................................................................ 13-3
13.3 DAR-9500F BACKUP S/W .......................................................................................... 13-3
13.3.1 Creating System Backup ..................................................................................... 13-3
13.3.2 Restore of the System ........................................................................................ 13-21
13.3.3 In Case of Replacing HDD ................................................................................. 13-33
13.4 PC BACKUP G11 S/W ............................................................................................... 13-50
13.4.1 Creating System Backup ................................................................................... 13-50
13.4.2 Verify BACKUP File .......................................................................................... 13-68
13.4.3 Restore of the System ........................................................................................ 13-75
14. STENTVIEW (OPTION)............................................................................................. 14-1

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 14.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 14-1
14.2 MOUTING STENTVIEW DONGLE.................................................................................... 14-1
14.3 SETTING DUP ............................................................................................................... 14-2
14.4 SETTING IVR NEO ....................................................................................................... 14-3
14.5 SETTING FUNCTION KEY .............................................................................................. 14-4
14.6 CUSTOMIZING STENTVIEW ........................................................................................... 14-5
14.7 SETTING GATEWAY ........................................................................................................ 14-6
14.8 OPERATION CHECK ....................................................................................................... 14-6
14.8.1 Check for Stent View Display .............................................................................. 14-6
14.8.2 Operation Check for Marker Detection .............................................................. 14-6
15. ADDING BI-PLANE SYSTEM ................................................................................... 15-1
15.1 COMPONENTS OF ADDITIONAL BI-PLANE SYSTEM........................................................ 15-2
15.2 ADDING COMPONENTS FOR BI-PLANE TO ACQ3 CABINET ............................................ 15-3
15.2.1 Adding ACQ3 Cabinet Door................................................................................. 15-3
15.2.2 Adding ACQ3 Cabinet Transformer Unit ........................................................... 15-4
15.2.3 Installation of HUB/CP2 ...................................................................................... 15-5
15.3 ACQ3 CABINET INTERNAL CABLE CONNECTION .......................................................... 15-6
15.3.1 Internal Connection (CP2) ................................................................................... 15-7
15.4 CHANGING FRONTAL DVI CABLE CONNECTION ........................................................... 15-8
15.5 CHANGING INSTALLATION AND SETTING OF OTHER THAN ACQ3 CABINET .................. 15-9
15.5.1 Changing Power Supply Cabling of FPD Cooling Unit ..................................... 15-9
15.5.2 Adding REF Cabinet Bi-Plane System ............................................................. 15-10
15.5.3 Setting IVR NEO I/F, PERIP-SH BOARD ....................................................... 15-11
15.5.4 Installation of ACQ3L Cabinet .......................................................................... 15-12
15.6 SETTING DVI CONFIG ................................................................................................. 15-13
15.7 CHANGING REF PC SETTING ..................................................................................... 15-14
15.7.1 Display Setting ................................................................................................... 15-14
15.7.2 Setting Synergy .................................................................................................. 15-16
15.8 ACQ PC L NETWORK SETTING ................................................................................... 15-21
15.9 LATERAL CP2 / I-SYS NETWORK SETTING ................................................................. 15-21
15.10 SOFTWARE INSTALL................................................................................................... 15-21
15.11 DAR-9500F APPLICATION SETTING .......................................................................... 15-21
15.12 I-SYS UPDATE SOFTWARE INSTALL .......................................................................... 15-21
16. USERQC (OPTION) ................................................................................................... 16-1
16.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 16-1
16.2 SWITCH TO USER QC MODE ......................................................................................... 16-1
16.3 OPERATION CHECK........................................................................................................ 16-1
16.4 SWITCH TO NORMAL MODE ........................................................................................... 16-4
APPENDIX A. APPLY UPG1 FOR PC REPLACEMENT ............................................... A-1
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ A-1
APPLYING UPG1.............................................................................................................. A-1
APPENDIX B. HOW TO INSTALL LICENSE WHEN REPLACING PC ....................... B-1
INRODUCTION .................................................................................................................. B-1
DAR LICENSE.................................................................................................................. B-2
SCORE PRO LICENSE .................................................................................................... B-3
B.3.1 Installing License ................................................................................................... B-3
B.3.2 Backup License File................................................................................................ B-5
APPENDIX C. TROUBLESHOOTING OF FPD ............................................................... C-1
C.1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ C-1
C.2 TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................................................................................... C-1

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 C.2.1 In Case of CP2 Does Not Complete Normally ...................................................... C-1
C.2.2 In Case of Error Occurs During Image Acquisition ............................................. C-1
C.2.3 In Case of Gain Calibration Does Not Complete .................................................. C-2
C.3 MAINTENANCE OF CP2 ................................................................................................... C-3
C.3.1 Confirmation of Communication ........................................................................... C-3
C.3.2 Writing CP2 F/W .................................................................................................... C-4
C.3.3 Setting Time of CP2.............................................................................................. C-11
C.3.4 Confirmation of CP2 Errors ................................................................................. C-15

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 =Introduction=
1. Introduction

This manual describes the method of carrying in, installing and wiring of DAR-9500f.

NOTE
Please install the device to demonstrate the function of the device enough, to prevent the
trouble, and to operate efficiently after understanding the content of this book.

WARNING
Do not install other software in the PC. Do not connect peripheral equipment, or modify the
PC hardware. Otherwise, the system may fail to start, because of a change in the OS
environment or driver confliction. If these acts are executed, Shimadzu cannot guarantee the
operation of the system.

CAUTION
Do not connect this system to the Internet. Shimadzu shall not guarantee the security against
virus infection or leak of hospital/patient information through Internet connection. Do not
connect this system to other computer networks that can be linked to the Internet.

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2. Installation/Environmental Condition
2.1 Power source
Digital Image Processing Single-phase 200/220/230/240V 4 KVA Class D grounding
system (50/60Hz) 24-hour
(DAR-9500f) (1*) 200/220/230/240V+10% energization
Lateral Image Processing Single-phase 200/220/230/240V 4 KVA Class D grounding
system (*2) (50/60Hz) 24-hour
(DAR-9500f Bi) (1*) 200/220/230/240V+10% energization
Transformer Box for PC Single-phase 4KVA Class D grounding
200/220/230/240V 24-hour
(50/60Hz) energization
(1*) 200/220/230/240V+10%
(*1) Another power source than C-arm and X-ray High Voltage Generator needed.
(*2) For Bi-plane system

2.2 Temperature and Humidity

Room Temperature Humidity
Examination Room 10 to 35 degrees 15 to 75% (No condensation)
Control Room 10 to 30 degrees 15 to 75% (No condensation)
Equipment Room 10 to 30 degrees 15 to 75% (No condensation)

2.3 Grounding
Class D grounding/Grounding resistance :Up to 100 Ohm
(Class C grounding/Grounding resistance :Up to 10 Ohm is necessary when using 3 phase
380-480V on X-ray generator, C-arm, Catheterization table and X-ray tube control cabinet.)

2.4 Generated heat quantity

Single-plane System Bi-plane System

Room Generated heat quantity kcal/h Generated heat quantity kcal/h

Power ON Power OFF Power ON Power OFF

Examination Room 860 0 1720 0
Control Room 258 20 380 20
Equipment Room 5330 602 10440 1050

*The generated heat quantity from extra accessories is not included in this table.

*The values in this table are described about the Cardio Vascular System.

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3. Installation of DAR-9500f

NOTE
The following terms are abbreviated as shown on the right for easy understanding of this manual.
Abbreviation in this manual:
Digital Reference Cabinet REF CABINET
Digital Acquisition Cabinet 3 ACQ CABINET 3
Digital Acquisition Cabinet 3 (Lateral) ACQ CABINET 3L
Digital Reference PC (*1) REF PC
Digital Acquisition PC (*2) ACQ PC

(*1) Built-in Review PC with Digital Reference Cabinet

(*2) Built-in Data Acquisition and Control PC with Digital Acquisition Cabinet

3.1 Installation Tools

Prepare the following tools for installation.

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3.2 System Configuration of DAR-9500f (ACQ3 CABINET)

3.2.1 Configuration of Single-plane System

(Gray parts are FPD.)
10) INFORMATION DISPLAY
1) REF CABINET
(Digital Reference Cabinet)
SYS-DISP PC

(REF PC)

ACQ PC F
5) MONITOR (Examination Room)

UPS UNIT

4) IVR NEO

3) KEYBOARD/MOUSE 6) ACQ3 CABINET

(Digital Acquisition Cabinet 3)

8) SYSTEM DISPLAY

9) JOINT BOX2
2) MONITOR (Control Room)

7)8/12inch FPD
F 11) IVR SHUTTLE
(OPTION)

Figure3-1 Single-plane System configuration of DAR-9500f (ACQ3) diagram

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Components
Size (mm) Weight
No. Name Installation Location
HeightxWidthxDepth (kg)

REF CABINET
1)
(Digital Reference Cabinet)
522×229×647 35 Control Room

MONITOR in Control Room

2)
(LCD MONITOR)
450x430x240 10 Control Room

3) KEYBOAD/MOUSE N.A. N.A. Control Room

4) IVR NEO 155x210x130 2 Examination Room

MONITOR in Examination Room

5)
(LCD MONITOR)
349x423x95 7 Examination Room

ACQ3 CABINET
6)
(Digital Acquisition Cabinet)
1810x830 x 490 250 Equipment Room

8inch FPD 58x241x241 5

7) Examination Room
12inch FPD 58x338x328 7.3

SYSTEM DISPLAY
8)
(X RAY CONSOLE)
380x400x175 7 Control Room

9) JOINT BOX2 110x170x330 6 Control Room

10) INFORMATION DISPLAY 294x326x44 3 Examination Room

11) IVR SHUTTLE (OPTION) 70x340x210 0.5 Control Room

Except the components above, there are 1set of KEYBOARD and MOUSE, and LAN Cables attached to
ROUTER and HUB. These are just spare components so not be used.

NOTE
Refer to chapter 4.1 for Biplane components.

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3.2.2 Configuration of Optional PC (3D Work Station etc.) System

2) DISTRIBUTION BOX (*)

1) TRANSFORMER BOX

(*)With 6 power sockets inside.

Components
Size (mm) Weight Installation
No. Name
HeightxWidthxDepth (kg) Location

1) TRANSFORMER BOX 389 x 302 x 456 60 Equipment Room

DISTRIBUTION BOX
2) 70 x 400 x 165 - Control Room
PDB3000

NOTE
Distribution Box can be connected up to two according to the number of Optional PC.

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3.3 Names of Each Unit and Component

[Examination Room]
Information Display

FPD Examination Room

MONITOR

DVI OUT ASSY

(Rear)

BEDSIDE CONSOLE
IVR NEO

[Control Room]

Control Room
MONITOR
DVI SUB ASSY F
SYSTEM
DISPLAY

REF CABINET REAR TOP

DVI OUT ASSY F

REF CABINET

IVR SHUTTLE (OPTION)

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3.3.1 Constraction of ACQ3 Cabinet

ACQ3 CABINET F Components layout (internal)

Inside of ACQ3 CABINET is divided into 6 shelves. These are called 1F, 2F…from the bottom.

6F SYS-DISP PC

ACQ PC F LCD for

5F maintenance

CP2 L
4F LCD for Keyboard / Mouse
maintenance
CP2 F for maintenance

Router /
3F HUB (Si:1pc/Bi :2pc)
MPC

UPS UNIT
2F

TRANSFORMER UNIT

1F

Dotted squares are

only for Bi-plane
MAIN POWER
Breaker

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ACQ3 CABINET F Components layout (DOOR F)

I-SYS BOARD F
I-SYS BOARD L

IOF BOARD L IOF BOARD F

DC POWER 5V F

DC POWER 5V L

DVI MAIN F
PERIP-SH
BOARD

Dotted squares are

IVR NEO I/F only for Bi-plane
BOARD

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3.4 Confirmation of IVR NEO Types

There are two types in each IVR NEO I/F board, IVR NEO (IVR I/F) and IVR NEO cables. Available
combinations are shown in the following table.

Table 3-1 Combination of IVR NEO

Type1 Type2 Type3

IVR NEO I/F BOARD IVR NEO I/F ○
IVR NEO I/F2 ○ ○
IVR NEO (IVR I/F) 503-63818-01
○ ○
(IVR I/F4)
503-63818-11
○
(IVR I/F5)
IVR NEO CABLE IVR NEO CABLE
(Separater EARTH ○ ○
WIRE)
IVR NEO CABLE
○
(with EARTH WIRE)

(1) IVR NEO I/F BOARD

IVR NEO I/F IVR NEO I/F2

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(2) IVR NEO (IVR I/F)

IVR NEO BACK SIDE

IVR I/F4 IVR I/F5

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(3) IVR NEO CABLE

IVR NEO CABLE IVR NEO CABLE

(Separate EARTH CABLE) (With EARTH CABLE)

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3.5 Confirmation of DVI-MAIN Type

There are two types of DVI-MAIN. Function is compatible (partially-restricted), but the board size and
connector location are different.

DVI MAIN2 DVI MAIN3

3.6 Check UPS Type

There are two types of UPS on 2nd floor of ACQ Cabinet.Installation procedures are different
depending on APC UPS(SUA1500JB) and OMRON UPS(BN150S). For more information, please refer
to “M517-E447 CVS Remote Maintenance Installation Manual”.

APC UPS（SUA1500JB） OMRON UPS（BN150S）

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3.7 Installation of DAR-9500f

3.7.1 Installation of ACQ3 Cabinet

Make a space as follows for installation.

- Make about 50mm space to the right and left side for cooling air vent of cabinet side.
- Make about 1m space in front of the cabinet to be able to work with DOOR opened when maintenance.

Remove the front cover of ACQ3 Cabinet and set the following components inside the cabinet.
Installation location is described as from 1F to 6F (1st Floor ~6th Floor from the bottom).

Name Parts Number Installation Location

SYSDISP PC2 ASSY 502-27944 6F
DAR-9500F ACQ PC F 502-28486-01 5F
Maintenance LCD 088-50697-03 4F
(8inch)
CP2 Attached to the FPD 4F Right
Maintenance (KEYBOARD and 3F Keyboard Holder
KEYBOARD,MOUSE MOUSE are Attached
to ACQ PC)
SWITCHING HUB, 088-80103-77 3F
GS908L V2
ROUTER, AR260S V2 088-80103-76 3F
CVS MPC ASSY 502-28056-21 3F

Remove front COVER. Open DOOR.

(3)Pull.

(2)Hold up and … Remove 3 wing

screws and pull.
(Note)

(1)Remove 2 screws.

(Note) Be careful not to loose the removed wing screws.

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3.7.2 Installation of REF Cabinet

NOTE
Cooling vent is on the left side of REF Cabinet (seen from the front side), so more than 150mm of
space is needed with other equipments when installing.

3.7.3 Installation of DVI OUT (In case of MTA-40C)

Install DVI OUT ASSY (for Examination Room).

Spacers and screws are included in DVI OUT ASSY, so use these to fix.

ADAPTER BASE

DVI OUT ASSY F

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3.7.4 Installation of DVI OUT (In case of Monitor Cart 2)

Install DVI OUT ASSY (for Examination Room).

Spacers and screws are included in DVI OUT ASSY, so use these to fix.
Refer to “Installation manual for Monitor Cart 2” for detail of installation.

DVI OUT ASSY

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3.7.5 Installation of DVI OUT (In case of DVI OUT Box)

NOTE
DVI OUT Box is an optional item to contain DVT OUT ASSY in case of combining a monitor
support other than MTA-40 series or MTA-CART series. Prepare a monitor support separately to
mount examination room monitors and information display.

Install DVI OUT ASSY (for Examination Room).

Spacers and screws are included in DVI OUT ASSY, so use these to fix.

DVI OUT ASSY (for bi-plane system)

Ref.) Dimensions
120 245
145

175

215

3.7.6 Installtion of FPD

Refer to “Installation manual for MH-200S/MH300” for mounting FPD on C-arm and wiring cable.

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3.8 Cabinet Fixing

To prevent the cabinet from falling down, fix it against the wall, using 2 pieces of thesupplied body
keep plates 3 and following screaws.

<accessories 3 (502-28015)>
No. Name Parts Number PC
1 Fixing Plate 565-10733 2
2 Anchor,HKD-S M8X30 026-50810-02 4
3 BOLT, SST HEXSOCET M8X25 022-27157 2
4 WASSHER, SST PLAIN M8 023-66180 2
5 WASSHER, SST SPRING 2 M8 023-77080 2
6 BOLT, SST HEXSOCH SEMS P3 M6X16 022-27648 4

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3.9 Connection Dpending on Supply Voltage

Change connection of the input wire to the transformer in ACQ3 cabinet and optional Trans BOX as
follows depending on the supply votage.

CAUTION
Be sure to make the connection change mentioned here in accordance with the observed supply
voltage at the installation site.

ACQ3 Cabinet TRANS BOX(Option)

Supply Votage T1 Transformer Transformer
[AIN] [P-200V]
240V +10%,-10% 240 240
230V +10%,-10% 230 230
220V +10%,-10% 220 220
200V +10%,-10% 200 200

[AIN]
[P-200V]

<ACQ3 Cabinet 1F Transformer Unit> <Optional Trans BOX>

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[6-5]
[9-2] [6-10]
[6-1]

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JOINT BOX2
[9-1] [6-12] [6-9]
Information [6-3]
Display SYSDISP PC2 [6-8]
[6-2]
[9-3] [12-4] SYSDISP
POLYGRAP H [6-4]
[12-5] I/O
[12-1]
I-SYS D150GC-
3.10.1 Connection Diagram

[13-1] BOARD [6-11]

[12-2] 40
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[6-6]

[7-1]
FPD CP2 DAR-9500f [11-2]
[4-3] [4-4]
ACQ3 Cabinet
IVR [10-1] [6-7] F-Ref

3-18
IVR Shuttle F-ACQ
3.10 Cable Connection （External Connection）

NEO IVR NE O I/F Monitor

(Option) Monitor
[5-2]
[8-1]
DVI OUT [5-3]
ASSY F [8-2] DVI MAIN [5-6] [5-7]
ASSY F [5-5]
[8-3]
[5-1] DVI OUT
ASSY F
[8-4] [8-5] [5-4]

F-Ref F-ACQ HUB [4-1]

Monitor Monitor DVI
Transformer Unit [2-2] SUB [4-2]
ASSY F
[2-1]

REF PC [2-4]
[3-2] [3-3] [2-5]
[1-2] [1-1] [11-1] [2-3]
FPD
MTA/Monitor Cart Chiller
Power Distribution Board REF
Multi Tap [3-1] 1-phase 200V-240VAC CABINE T
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3.10.2 Cable Connection (Power / Earth)

Power / Earth Cable to Distribution Board

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
1-1 AC CABLR 2 CCC 562-25082-10 ACQ3 Cabinet Hospital
(for CCC,CE) 10 TRANSFORMER UNIT [TB1] DISTRIBUTION BOARD

1-2 EARTH CABLE 562-24416-10 ACQ3 Cabinet Hospital

10 TRANSFORMER UNIT DISTRIBUTION BOARD
[EARTH BAR] GND

Power / Earth Cable to Ref Cabinet

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
2-1 CABLE, AC DAR REF UPS 562-28393-20 REF CABINET ACQ3 CABINET 1F
20 [POWER] TRANSFORMER UNIT
[REF PW] [J REF]
2-2 EARTH CABLE 562-24416-03 REF CABINET ACQ3 CABINET 1F
20 EARTH BAR TRANSFORMER UNIT
[EARTH BAR]

Power Cable to MTA(Alternate)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
3-1 MTA MULTI TAP (Set to MTA) MONITOR SUPPORT ACQ3 CABINET 1F
20 MONITOR POWER SUPPLY TRANSFORMER UNIT
[LOUT5 LOUT6]

Power Cable to Monitor Cart(Alternate)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
3-1 Monitor Cart Power Cable (Set to Monitor MONITOR CART ACQ3 CABINET 1F
Cart) 30 MONITOR POWER SUPPLY TRANSFORMER UNIT
[LOUT5 LOUT6]

Power Cable to DVI OUT Box(Alternate)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
3-1 DVI OUT Box Power Cable (Set to DVI DVI OUT Box ACQ3 CABINET 1F
OUT Box) 30 MONITOR POWER SUPPLY TRANSFORMER UNIT
[LOUT5 LOUT6]

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3.10.3 Cable Connection (DVI / Monitor)

 In case of DVI-MAIN2

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 In case of DVI-MAIN3

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NOTE
The above figure shows the cable connection for Single-plane system.
For Bi-plane system, follow the label for Bi-plane and connect [5-2] [5-3] [8-1] and [8-2].

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<Control Room to Equipment Room>

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
5-1 SUB-MAIN 562-27540-01 REF CABINET F In case of DVI-MAIN3
CONNECTING CABLE 1 [△1] ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
(F MAIN △4) DVI MAIN F
(F SUB △1) 30
[△5]
In case of DVI-MAIN2
ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
DVI MAIN F
[△4]
5-2 OUT-MAIN 562-27540-02 REF CABINET F ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
CONNENTING CABLE 1 [①] DVI MAIN F
30
(F MAIN ①) [①]
(F OUT ①)
5-3 OUT-MAIN 562-27540-04 REF CABINET F ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
CONNENTING CABLE 3 [②] DVI MAIN F
30
(F MAIN ③) [③]
(F OUT ②)
5-4 SUB-MAIN 562-27331-11 REF CABINET F ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
POWER CABLE 1 30 [△A] DVI MAIN F
[△A]
5-5 OUT-MAIN 562-27331-02 REF CABINET F ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
POWER CABLE 1 30 [○A] DVI MAIN F
[○A]

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<Examination Room to Eqipment Room>

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
8-1 OUT-MAIN 562-27540-03 MONITOR SUPPORT ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
CONNECTING CABLE 2 /MONITOR CART DVI MAIN F
(F MAIN ②) 30 /DVI OUT BOX [②]
(F OUT ①) DVI OUT ASSY F
[①]
8-2 OUT-MAIN 562-27540-05 MONITOR SUPPORT ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
CONNECTING CABLE 4 /MONITOR CART DVI MAIN F
(F MAIN ④) 30 /DVI OUT BOX [④]
(F OUT ②) DVI OUT ASSY F
[②]
8-3 OUT-MAIN 562-27331-03 MONITOR SUPPORT ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
POWER CABLE 2 /MONITOR CART DVI MAIN F
30 /DVI OUT BOX [○B]
DVI OUT ASSY F
[○B]

<Control Room>
Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
5-6 DVI CABLE, KC-DVI-5 088-52848-70 REF CABINET REF MONITOR F
5
F [REF1 MONITOR]
5-7 DVI CABLE, KC-DVI-5 088-52848-70 REF CABINET ACQ MONITOR F
5
F [ACQ MONITOR]
4-3 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to REF MONITOR F JOINT BOX2 OUTLET TAP
-
POWER CABLE MONITOR)
4-4 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to ACQ MONITOR F JOINT BOX2 OUTLET TAP
-
POWER CABLE MONITOR)

<Examination Room>
Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
8-4 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
DVI CABLE MONITOR) /MONITOR CART /MONITOR CART
- /DVI OUT BOX /DVI OUT BOX
DVI OUT ASSY F REF MONITOR F
[REF1 MONITOR]
8-5 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
DVI CABLE MONITOR) /MONITOR CART /MONITOR CART
- /DVI OUT BOX /DVI OUT BOX
DVI OUT ASSY F ACQ MONITOR F
[ACQ MONITOR]
3-2 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
POWER CABLE MONITOR) /MONITOR CART /MONITOR CART
-
/DVI OUT BOX /DVI OUT BOX
REF MONITOR F MULTI TAP
3-3 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
POWER CABLE MONITOR) /MONITOR CART /MONITOR CART
-
/DVI OUT BOX /DVI OUT BOX
ACQ MONITOR F MULTI TAP

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DVI POWER
INPUT INPUT Turn on the MONITOR power supply.

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NOTE
Refer to the following figure to check that cables (POWER CABLE) [5-4] [5-5] and [8-3] are
connected properly.

LED

DVI MAIN ASSY F

LED

DVI MAIN 3

If LEDs blink, cables have been connected properly. If do not blink, turn off the power of
DVI-MAIN immediately, and check that cable mark and board silk are matched.

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3.10.4 Cable Connetion (REF Cabinet)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
2-3 CABLE,KB-K622K 088-52848-10 REF PC KEYBOARD
KEYBOARD - KEYBOARD CONNECTOR
EXTENSION CABLE
2-4 CABLE,U2C-E10BK 088-52859-68 REF PC MOUSE
MOUSE, - USB CONNECTOR
EXTENSION CABLE
2-5 LAN CABLE 563-65570-06 REF PC ACQ3 CABINET 3F
20
LAN LAN HUB ch4

2-5

SLOT 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

REF PC REAR
2-3 2-4
Dongle
for REF License

NOTE
Be sure to attach the dongle (562-28609-01 Dongle, REF) for DAR application license which
provided in the pack of REF cabinet, to USB connector of REF PC. Or DAR application will not
start.

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3.10.5 Cable Connection (FPD / FPD Chiller)

Cable to FPD
Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
7-1 FPD CABLE Attached to ACQ3 CABINET 4F C-arm
40
FPD CP2 FPD MAIN BODY

Cable to FPD Chiller

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
11-1 CODE SET, 565-11475-01 ACQ3 CABINET FPD Chiller
WATER CHILER F 10 TRANSFORMER UNIT [AC POWER SUPPLY ]
[FPD Chiller](Note)
11-2 COOLER FAN 565-12321-01 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR FPD Chiller
WARNING CABLE I-SYS [CN22] FLOW SWITCH
10
[J111]CONNECTOR CABLE CONNECTOR
[J113]CONNECTOR

(Note) For Bi-plane system, connect to ACQ3L cabinet.

NOTE
For Bi-plane system, be sure to connect power supply cable [11-1] for Frontal FPD cooling unit to
ACQ3L cabinet because of electricity capacity.

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3.10.6 Cable Connection (JOINT BOX 2/System Display)

<Control Room>
Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
4-1 POWER CABLE JOINT BOX 2 562-27939-05 JOINT BOX 2 REF CABINET F
5
[CN7] [CN7]
4-2 EARTH CABLE, JOINT BOX 2 562-27940-05 JOINT BOX 2 REF CABINET
5
EARTH BAR EARTH BAR
6-1 CORD SET KP300C 071-60815-04 JOINT BOX 2 SYSTEM DISPLAY
OUTLET TAP Touch Panel LCD
2.5
24 hours ON POWER SUPPLY
[System Display]
6-2 CABLE,SYS-DISP CN1 562-27794 SYSTEM DISPLAY JOINT BOX 2
3 SYS-DISP SIDE SYSDISP I/O [CN1]
[CN1]
6-3 EARTH CABLE SYS-DISP 563-67043 JOINT BOX 2 SYSTEM DISPLAY
3
EARTH BAR REAR COVER
6-4 TOUCH PANEL Attachment (Attached to JOINT BOX SYSTEM DISPLAY
I/F CABLE/CABLE,C232N-E9 SYSTEM DISPLAY) - SYSDISP I/O Touch Panel LCD
/088-52859-16 [J9] [TOUCH PANEL I/F]
6-5 HAND SWITCH,C2U-23 571-64129 SYSTEM DISPLAY SYSTEM DISPLAY
-
BACK PLANE HAND SWITCH HOLDER
6-6 CABLE, IVR J10 503-67038-03 JOINT BOX 2 IVR SHUTTLE
3
(IVR SHUTTLE OPTION) SYSDISP I/O[J10] [CN1]

<To Equipment Room>

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
JOINT BOX 2 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
6-7 CABLE,IVR J11 503-67039-20 20 SYSDISP I/O IVR NEO I/F
[J11] [J11]
JOINT BOX 2 ACQ3 CABINET 6F
CABLE,SERIAL JOINT
6-8 563-68450-20 20 SYSDISP I/O SYSDISP PC
BOX
[J4] [COM1], [1(COM3)]
SYSTEM DISPLAY
ACQ3 CABINET 6F
TOUCH PANEL
6-9 VGA CABLE,SYSDISP 502-27934-01 30 SYSDISP PC
LCD
VGA CONNECTOR 1
VGA
SYSTEM DISPLAY ACQ3 CABINET 6F
6-10 CABLE,AUDIO2-SD 502-27787-01 30 Touch Panel LCD SYSDISP PC
AUDIO IN MINI STEREO R
JOINT BOX 2 D150GC-40F
6-11 CABLE,J1F 571-15181-01 20 SYSDISP I/O CABLE.J13-SDPC
[J1F] [CABLE J1F]

< Equipment Room>

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
6-12 CABLE,ADAPTOR 502-27786 SYSDISP PC CABLE AUDIO2-SD
0.2
ST/LR 2 AUDIO OUT CABLE AUDIO2-ID

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3.10.7 Cable Connection (Information Display)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
9-1 VGA CABLE,INFODISP 502-27934-02 Examination Room ACQ3 CABINET 6F
INFORMATION SYSDISP PC
30
DISPLAY VGA CONNECTOR 2
VGA
9-2 CABLE,AUDIO2-ID 502-27787-02 Examination Room ACQ3 CABINET 6F
INFORMATION SYSDISP PC
30
DISPLAY MINI STEREO L
AUDIO IN
9-3 DISPLAY Attachment (Attached to Examination Room Examination Room
POWER CABLE DISPLAY) INFORMATION MTA MULTI TAP
-
DISPLAY
[POWER]

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3.10.8 Cable Connection (IVR NEO)

(1) IVR NEO CABLE (Separate EARTH CABLE)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
10-1 IVR NEO CABLE ASSY 502-24834-20 IVR NEO I/F [CN8] , Examination Room
20 TRANSFORMER UNIT BED SIDE
[EARTH BAR] IVR NEO

C-2 C-2

10-1 10-1
(Shield clamp) (Shield clamp)

IVR NEO I/F IVR NEO I/F

10-1 2
(Protective earth
and shield clamp)

IVR NEO (Bed side)

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<Removing Cover>

Remove this screaws.

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(2) IVR NEO CABLE (With EARTH CABLE)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
10-1 IVR NEO CABLE 565-11069-20 IVR NEO I/F2 [J13] Examination Room
20 DOOR BED SIDE
[EARTH] IVR NEO

C-2

10-1
(Shield clamp)

IVR NEO I/F2

10-1
(Protective earth
and shield clamp)

IVR NEO (Bed side)

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3.10.9 Cable Connection (D150GC-40)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
12-1 IBS CABLE 2 562-28173-10 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR D150GC-40 F
10 I-SYS [CN15] FLUO-2002
[JIBS]
12-2 DAR-ARCNET CABLE 563-75789-17 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR D150GC-40F
10
I-SYS [CN18] COM IF2002 [J4]
12-3 RSYS-XGEN-F CABLE 562-24696-02 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR D150GC-40 F
10
I-SYS [CN23] DAR I/F 2002 [J34]
12-4 CABLE SERIAL SDPC 563-69231-01 SYSDISP PC CABLE,J13-SDPC
10
[2(COM4)] [SERIAL SDPC F J13-SDPC]
12-5 CABLE,J13-SDPC 563-69229-01 CABLE,SERIAL SDPC D150GC-40
0.7
[ J13-SDPC] UD CONT-2002 [J13]

DAR I/F 2002

J4

12-3
COM I/F 2002
12-2

J34 DAR

UD CONT TABLE I/F 2002

2002

D150GC-40F
12-4 6-11 12-1
FLUO-2002

12-5

UD CONT-2002

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3.10.10 Cable Connection to Polygraph

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
13-1 Polygraph Attachment (Attached to ACQ3 CABINET DOOR Polygraph
-
BNC CABLE Polygraph) I-SYS [CN24]

NOTE
・Connect BNC (cables in the hospital) to CH1(CN24) in Polygraph and it can be connected to ECG.
・Referring to [Exposure Parameters Tab] of DAR-9500f OPERATION MANUAL, and execute
necessary configurations.
・(For Vpp of BNC CONNECTOR of Polygraph) The scope of available input power voltage is
0-10V.

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[C-2] IVR NEO I/F CP2F
CN14
LAN
ARC EXTERNAL SYNC 16Bit DIGITAL VIDEO LAN

M517-E610
[C-1] [A-10]
Dose Meter [B-3] [B-2] [B-1]
[A-12] (option)
ACQ PC
SLOT 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
P2 [A-2] CN20 CN1

CN8
CL0
3.11.1 Conncetion Diagram

LAN
CL1 P1
[D-4]
[A-11]
CN16

[A-8]
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[A-3]
[A-4] [A-5] CN17
[A-7]
[A-1]
[A-9] CN4 LAN
3.11 ACQ3 Cabinet Internal Cable Connection

I-SYS

3-36
[D-2] UPS CN3 BOARD F

[A-6] [E-2]

[C-3]
COM1 MPC
TRANS J102 DVI MAIN
COM2 LAN [D-3] [E-1] UNIT ASSY F
CP2
[D-1]
J10[△1]
[B-4]

ROUTER

HUB
[E-4]
[E-3]
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Internal Connection (ACQ PC)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
A-1 SOLIOS-R/ISYS CABLE 562-28190-01 ACQ PC F I-SYS F
1.5
SLOT3 [CL0] [CL1] [CN3]
A-2 IO-R/I-SYS CABLE 565-10473-25 [A-3] I-SYS F
1
CABLE CONNECTOR [CN8]
A-3 IO CONV CABLE 562-28135-03 ACQ PC F [A-2]
0.3
SLOT4 [J1] CABLE CONNECTOR
A-4 KEYBOARD (Attached to ACQ PC) ACQ PC F Keyboard Holder
- KEYBOARD
CONNECTOR
A-5 MOUSE (Attached to ACQ PC) ACQ PC F Keyboard Holder
-
USB CONNECTOR
A-6 ACQ PC Attachment (Attached to ACQ PC) ACQ PC F UPS
-
POWER CABLE [ATX POWER SUPPLY] [ACQ PC F]
A-7 ACQ INTERLOCK 565-10463 ACQ PC F TRANSFOMAR UNIT
2
CABLE SLOT5 [J102],
A-8 LAN CABLE 3 ACQ 565-10447-01 ACQ PC F LAN HUB
1
LAN [CH1]
A-9 DVI CABLE 3 ACQ 565-10467-02 ACQ PC F DVI MAIN F
2 SLOT6 DVI IN1 [J10]
[△1]
A-10 DAR ARCNET ACQ-SYS3 563-75790-11 ACQ PC F SYSDISP PC REAR
1
SLOT2 [J6] SLOT1 [J6]
A-11 DAR ARCNET ISYS-ACQ 563-75790-13 ACQ PC F I-SYS
1.5
SLOT2 [J5] [CN17]
A-12 DOSEMETER,SERIAL 565-10449-01 ACQ PC F DOOR
1.5
CABLE SLOT1 [P2] SERIAL(Dose Metor)

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 M720
A-2
Dongle
A-8 for Stent View (Option) A-3 A-10

SLOT 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

CL0
P1

CL1
P2

A-6 Keyboard Mouse

ACQ PC F REAR A-9 A-7 A-1 A-11 A-12
(A-4) (A-5)
Dongle
for ACQ License

 M730

Keyboard Mouse ACQ PC F REAR

(A-4) (A-5)

NOTE
Be sure to attach the dongle (562-28609-01 Dongle, ACQ F) for DAR application license which
provided in the pack of ACQ PC, to USB connector of ACQ PC. Or DAR application will not start.
(For M730, the dongole is mounted inside PC) And also attach the license dongle for Stent View
(Option).

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3.11.2 Internal Connection (CP2)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
B-1 LAN CABLE 3 CP2 565-10447-02 CP2 F LAN HUB
1
[ETHERNET] [CH2]
B-2 I-SYS-CP2 LVDS CABLE 562-27740-02 CP2 F I-SYS
1
[16BIT DIGITAL VIDEO] [CN1]
B-3 I-SYS-CP2 IO CABLE 565-10423-02 CP2 F I-SYS
1
[EXTERNAL SYNC] [CN20]
B-4 CP2 Attached POWER Attached to CP2 CP2 F TRANSFORMER UNIT
-
CABLE [POWER SUPPLY] [CP2 F]

3.11.3 Internal Connection (SYSDISP PC)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
C-1 LAN CABLE 3 SYSDISP 565-10447-07 SYSDISP PC ROUTER LAN-4
2
LAN
C-2 DAR ARCNET SYS-NEO3 563-75790-12 SYSDISP PC IVR NEO I/F
2
SLOT3 [J5] [CN14]
C-3 POWER CABLE (Attached to SYSDISP SYSDISP PC UPS
-
PC) [ATX POWER SUPPLY] [SYSDISP PC]

3.11.4 Internal Connection (Maintenance PC(MPC))

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
D-1 LAN CABLE 3 MPC 565-10447-06 MPC ROUTER LAN-3
1
LAN
D-2 UPS CABLE 565-10448-01 MPC UPS
-
(for APC UPS) [COM1] [Advance Port]
D-2 UPS CABLE 565-12398-01 MPC UPS
- [COM1] [RS-232C]
(for OMRON UPS)
D-3 POWER CABLE (Attached to MPC) MPC UPS
-
[POWER SUPPLY] [MPC]
D-4 CABLE, SERIAL CROSS 565-10470-04 MPC I-SYS
1.5 [COM2] [CN16]
DEBUG

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3.11.5 Internal Conneciton (HUB/ROUTER)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
E-1 ROUTER Attachment (Attached to ROUTER) ROUTER In case of APC UPS
POWER CABLE [POWER SUPPLY] [ROUTER]
- In case of OMRON UPS
OA TAP
[ROUTER]
E-2 HUB Attachment (Attached to HUB) HUB UPS
-
POWER SUPPLY [POWER SUUPLY] [HUB F]
E-3 LAN CABLE 3 ROUTER 565-10447-05 ROUTER LAN-1 LAN HUB
1
[CH8]
E-4 LAN CABLE 3 ISYS 565-10447-03 LAN HUB I-SYS
2
[CH3] [CN4]

3.11.6 Internal Connection (UPS)

Only for OMRON UPS
Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
F-1 OA TAP ASSY 9500F 565-12346-02 UPS -
-
[OA TAP]

<NETWORK CONNECION>

Equipment Room Control Room

SYSDISP PC2

LAN Hospital LAN

[C-1] REF CABINET

REF PC
ROUTER
ACQ PC ASSY
4 3 2 1 WAN
LAN
LAN

MPC [E-3]
CP2
LAN LAN
[D-1]

[E-4]

1 3 5 7
[A-6] HUB

LAN
2 4 6 8
CN4
[B-1] [2-5] I-SYS
BOARD F

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3.12 Internal Cable Connection (Information)

3.12.1 ACQ3 CABINET

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
Z-1 FAN ASSY,TOP 2 563-70260-10 TRANSFORMER UNIT Cabinet Top FAN
-
[LOUT1 LOUT2]
Z-2 I-SYS DC CABLE 565-10444 TRANSFORMER UNIT I-SYS F/IOF
-
[J100 J101] [CN6 CN21/CN3]
Z-3 REF INTERLOCK 565-10471-10 TRANSFORMER UNIT DVI MAIN F
1
CABLE [J104] [J9]
Z-4 AC CABLE DVI-MAIN 565-10446 TRANSFORMER UNIT DOOR
1.1 [LOUT1 LOUT2] PS3
[CN1]
Z-5 EARTH CABLE 565-10472-02 TRANSFORMER UNIT DOOR
0.8
EARTH BAR EARTH BAR
Z-6 NEO IF DC CABLE 562-28022 TRANSFORMER UNIT IVR NEO I/F
-
[J105] [CN2]
Z-7 CABLE SERIAL CROSS 565-10470-03 I-SYS F DVI MAIN F
0.8
DVI3 [CN9] [J30]
Z-8 LAN CABLE DVI 562-28024-01 Si: I-SYS F [CN31] DVI MAIN F
(Note) 1 Bi: I-SYS L [CN31] [J16(△7)]
Z-9 DVI-MAIN DC CABLE 565-10464 DVI MAIN F DOOR
0.5 [J1] PS3
[CN2]
Z-10 UPS Attachement (Attached to UPS) UPS TRANSFORMER UNIT
-
Power SUPPPLY [POWER SUPPLY] [UPS]
Z-11 I-SYS FAN ASSY F 565-12323-01 No.[Z-12] No.[11-2]
2.0
[j112]CONNECTOR [J113]CONNECTOR
Z-12 I-SYS FAN JUNCTION 565-12292-01 TRANSUNIT TB3 No.[Z-11]
0.8
CABLE [12V-12G] [J112]CONNECTOR
Z-13 IOF FAN ASSY F 565-12322-01 No.[Z-14] No.[11-2]
0.4
[J110]CONNECTOR [J111]CONNECTOR
Z-14 IOF FAN JUNCTION 565-12292 TRANSUNIT TB3 No.[Z-13]
1.3
CABLE [12V 12G] [J110]CONNECTOR
(Note) Connect to I-SYS F for Single-plane system and I-SYS L for Bi-plane system.

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3.12.2 REF CABINET

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
X-1 POWER SWITCH CABLE 565-11373 REF PC REF PC
-
[MOTHER BOARD] [CNB]
X-2 PWCNT CABLE ASSY 562-24810 REF PC REF PC
-
[REAR PANEL] [POWER SUPPLY/CNB]
X-3 CABLE POWER UNIT 2 562-27272-05 REF CABINET REF CABINET
0.2
[TB R0/R100] [CN]
X-4 CABLE POWER UNIT 2 562-27272-06 REF CABINET REF CABINET
0.05
[TB R100] [TB R100]
X-5 CABLE POWER UNIT 2 562-27272-07 REF CABINET REF CABINET
0.05
[TB R0] [TB R0]
X-6 FAN CABLE 563-62784-02 REF CABINET REF CABINET
0.65
[TB] [FAN]
X-7 SPARK KILLER ASSY 562-27838 REF CABINET
-
[TB]
X-8 CABLE REF CN7 562-27942 REF CABINET
-
[TB]
X-9 CABLE POWER UNIT 2 562-27272-08 REF CABINET REF CABINET RY1
0.23
[TB] [23] [13]
X-10 DVI CABLE 3 REF F 565-10467-01 REF PC DVI SUB
1
SLOT6 [IN (J1)]
X-11 REAR PANEL INLET 563-62782 REF CABINET REF CABINET
0.15
REAR PANEL INLET NFB LINE [L][N]
X-12 CABLE POWER UNIT 2 562-27272-01 REF CABINET REF CABINET TB
0.13
NFB LOAD [L] RY1[23]
X-13 CABLE POWER UNIT 2 562-27272-02 REF CABINET REF CABINET
0.16
NFB LOAD [N] [F1]
X-14 CABLE POWER UNIT 2 562-27272-03 REF CABINET REF CABINET TB
0.11
[F1] RY1[13]
X-15 POWER CONT CABLE 2 562-27542 REF CABINET RY1 REF PC
0.4
[A1][A2] SLOT5
X-16 ATX POWER CABLE REF 565-11257 REF PC
0.53
POWER SUPPLY
X-17 CABLE POWER UNIT2 562-27272-04 REF CABINET REF CABINET
0.2
RY1 [24][14] [CN]

[X-16]
REF PW
REF PC Power
CNC Supply DVI SUB [X-6]
[X-17]
CN

[X-3]
FRONT [X-1] [X-2]
CNB

SWITCH IN(J1) PCB

R100
[X-6] [X-4]
R0
Mother Board RY1
R100 [X-5]
SPARK 23 24
DVI KILLER R0
[X-10] [X-8] 13 14
[X-7] L100
A1 A2
[X-15] L0
CN7

TB
[X-9]

PANEL
NFB
INLET [X-13] [X-14]
[X-11]

[X-12]

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3.13 Confirm DIP SW Setting

3.13.1 I-SYS BOARD

Check that I-SYS for Frontal DIP SW is set as the following table.

NOTE
Refer to chapter 4.9 for I-SYS BOARD setting for Bi-plane Lateral.

DIP-SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○ ○ ○

DIP-SW2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○

DIP-SW3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON

The following figure is showing the position of I-SYS DIP SW.

SW1
Push Switch

SW2

SW3

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(1) Contents of DIP SW

 SW1
SW1 Contents OFF ON
1 Startup Software Firmware Maintenance Program
2 IQP Rev.2.2.0 less than Rev.2.2.0 or more
3 FPGA Config JTAG Cable Flash Memory
4 Where to store FPGA Config file Regular Backup
during configuration by Flash.
5 IOF ON/OFF OFF ON
6 Push Switch Enable Disable
FPGA reconfiguration
7 Push Switch Disable Enable
Software reset
8 Select Frontal/Lateral Frontal Lateral

 SW2
SW2 Contents OFF ON
1
2
3 Unused
4
5
6 DAR IO Communication CURRENT LOOP LVTTL
7
Unused
8

 SW3
SW3 Contents OFF ON
1 Unused
2 Unused
2 Baud rate of maintenance program (S3_2:S3_3)
3 OFF : OFF = 115200 bps
OFF : ON = 230400 bps
ON : OFF = 460800 bps
ON : OFF = 921600 bps
4 Debug of Ethernet OFF ON
Hardware debug
5
6
Unused
7
8

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3.13.2 DVI MAIN2 BOARD

Check that DVI-MAIN2 for Frontal DIP SW is set as the following table.

NOTE
Refer to chapter 4.9 for DVI MAIN2 setting for Bi-plane Lateral.

DIP-SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○

DIP-SW2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON

DIP-SW7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○ ○ ○ ○

The following figure is showing the position of DVI-MAIN2 DIP SW.

SW7

SW1 SW2

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(1) Contents of DIP SW

 SW1
SW1 Contents OFF ON
1 Startup Software Firmware Maintenance Program
2 Unused
3 FPGA Config JTAG Cable Flash Memory
4 Where to store FPGA Config file Regular Backup
during configuration by Flash.
5
Unused
6
7 VCR Output NTSC PAL
8 Unused

 SW2
SW2 Contents OFF ON
1 Startup Software Firmware VGA VCR
Maintenance Program
2
3
4
5 Unused
6
7
8

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 SW7
Signal amplification level of DVI-MAIN2 input channel (from J13 to J16) can be changed using DIP
SW7. Amplification level can be set with 8 kinds of level (from 000 to 111).

DIP SW7 is assigned as follows.

SW7 Contents
1 Setting amplification level of DVI-MAIN2 J13 and J14.
2 OFF: 1
3 ON: 0
(Note)
4 Setting amplification level of DVI-MIAN2 J15 and J16.
5 OFF: 1
6 ON: 0
7 Unused
8 Unused

(Note)Examples are shown below.

Amplification level: 110

DIP SW7
1 2 3
OFF ○ ○
ON ○

Amplification level: 100

DIP SW7
1 2 3
OFF ○
ON ○ ○

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3.13.3 DVI MAIN3 BOARD

Check that DVI-MAIN3 for Frontal DIP SW is set as the following table.

NOTE
Refer to chapter 4.9 for DVI MAIN3 setting for Bi-plane Lateral.

DIP-SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
(*1)
ON ○ ○

DIP-SW2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
(Note)
ON

DIP-SW3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON

DIP-SW7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○
ON ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

(*1) With SMART Display option and LIVE Monitor option, set the segment5 of DIP SW1 to ON.

(Note) DIP SW is aleready set at the factory. If changing is necessary, refet to “(2) Adjusting REF PC
startup signal and NTSC/PAL signal”.

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The following figure is showing the position of DVI-MAIN3 DIP SW.

LD29 LD27 LD25 LD23

LD21 LD19
LD11 LD9 LD7 LD5 LD3 LD1

LD30 LD28 LD26 LD24

LD22 LD20
LD12 LD10 LD8 LD6 LD4 LD2

LD18

LD36

LD31
LD17
SW1
LD14
LD13
SW2
LD15
LD32 SW3 LD16

LD33 SW7

(1) Contents of DIP SW

<SW1>
SW1 Description OFF ON
1 Startup Sotware Firmware Maintenance Program
2 Selection of DVI-MAIN Type DVI-MAIN 2 DVI-MAIN 3
3 FPGA Config JTAG Cable Flash Memory
4 Where to store FPGA Config file Regular Backup
during configuration by Flash.
5 SMART Display Option and
Disable Enable
LIVE Monitor Option
6 Push Switch Enable Disable
FPGA reconfiguration
7 VCR Output NTSC PAL
8 Unused

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<SW2>
SW2 Description OFF ON
1 Startup Software Firmware VGA VCR
Maintenance Program
2 Unused
3 Phase shifting check mode of REF Regular When checking
4 PC startup signal and NTSC/PAL
5 signal.
6 Selecting phase of REF PC startup 6 OFF /7 OFF /8 OFF: Phase 315˚
7 signal and NTSC/PAL signal. 6 ON /7 OFF /8 OFF: Phase 270˚
8 6 OFF /7 ON /8 OFF: Phase 225˚
6 ON /7 ON /8 OFF: Phase 180˚
6 OFF /7 OFF /8 ON: Phase 135˚
6 ON /7 OFF /8 ON: Phase 90˚
6 OFF /7 ON /8 ON: Phase 45˚
6 ON /7 ON /8 ON: No phase shift

<SW3>
Signal amplification level of DVI-MAIN3 input channel (from J20 to J27) can be changed using DIP
SW3.
SW3 Description OFF ON
1 Setting amplification level of OFF: 1
2 DVI-MAIN3 J20 and J27. ON: 0
3 (Note 1)
4 Setting Output Level 1000 mV 1200 mV
5 Setting Enabled Channel of Output (Note 2)
6
7 Unused
8 Unused

(Note 1) Examples are shown below.

Amplification Level: 1 Amplification Level: 6

DIP SW3 DIP SW3
1 2 3 1 2 3
OFF ○ ○ OFF ○ ○
ON ○ ON ○

(Note 2) Examples are shown below.

SW3-5 SW3-6 Description

ON ON From J20 to J27 are all enabled.
ON OFF Only J20,J22,J24,J26 are enabled.
OFF ON Only J21,J23,J25,J27 are enabled.
OFF OFF Frm J20 to J27 are all disabled.

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<SW7>
Signal amplification level of DVI-MAIN3 input channel (from J13 to J16) can be changed using DIP
SW7.
SW7 Description OFF ON
1 Setting amplification level of OFF: 1
2 DVI-MAIN3 J13 and J14. ON: 0
3 (Note)
4 Setting amplification level of OFF: 1
5 DVI-MAIN3 J15 and J16. ON: 0
6
7 The choice of how to boost the Enable the setting of Enable the value of the internal
input equalizer CH4IN ~ CH7IN DIP-SW7-1 ~ 7-6 register
8 The choice of how to boost the Enable the setting value Enable the value of the internal
output equalizer CH1A(B) ~ of the external pin register
CH4A(B)

(Note)Examples are shown below.

Amplification level: 110 Amplification level: 100

DIP SW7 DIP SW7
1 2 3 1 2 3
OFF ○ ○ OFF ○
ON ○ ON ○ ○

(2) Adjusting REF PC startup signal and NTSC/PAL signal

If the trouble that REF PC doesn’t start up and image of NTSC/PAL is noisy is occurred, it can adjust REF PC
startup signal and NTSC/PAL signal by DIP SW of DVI-MAIN.
By changing phase of signal, it can adjust REF PC startup signal and NTSC/PAL signal
Show the relation between DIP SW and phase.

Table 3-2 Relation between DIP SW and phase

SW2-6 SW2-7 SW2-8 Phase
ON ON ON 0°
OFF ON ON 45°
ON OFF ON 90°
OFF OFF ON 135°
ON ON OFF 180°
OFF ON OFF 225°
ON OFF OFF 270°
OFF OFF OFF 315°

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(a) In case of enabling image confirmation of NTSC/PAL

1. Turn ON the DIP switch SW2-3, SW2-4 and SW2-5.

2. Change the switch of SW2-6, SW2-7 and SW2-8 by following the Table 3-2, and check that
NTSC/PAL is displayed. If there is any trouble, “white” and “black” images will change
approximately every second on the monitor. Or, the relay will keep funtioning.
Normally, NTSC/PAL is displayed in three phases, so set the intermediate phase switch to SW2-6,
SW2-7 and SW2-8. (For example: Select 135° if 90°, 135° and 180° are available)

3. Turn OFF the DIP switch SW2-3, SW2-4 and SW2-5.

(b) In case of disabling image cofirmation of NTSC/PAL

1. Turn ON the DIP switch SW2-3, SW2-4 and SW2-5.

2. Change the switch of SW2-6, SW2-7 and SW2-8 by following the Table 3-2, and measure the voltage
of coaxial connector of DVI-SUB (Fig. 3-1) with an oscilloscope or tester.

Coaxial connector

Fig. 3-1 Coaxial connector

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 Normal
Voltage is stable as the following figure.

Fig. 3-2 Normal

 Abnormal
Low and high voltage will change approximately every second as the following figure. The
difference of both voltages is approximately 0.7V. Or, the relay will keep functioning and voltage is
not stable.

High Voltage

Low Voltage

Fig. 3-3 Abnormal

Normally, voltage is stable in three phases, so set the intermediate phase switch to SW2-6, SW2-7 and
SW2-8. (For example: Select 135° if 90°, 135° and 180° are available)

3. Turn OFF the DIP switch SW2-3, SW2-4 and SW2-5.

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3.13.4 IVR NEO I/F, PERIP-SH BOARD

Check that PERIP-SH DIP SW is set as the following table.

DIP-SW2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
(*1) (*2)
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○ ○

(*1) If there is IVR Shuttle (Option), it is need to set to ON segment 2 of the DIP-SW2 on the
PERIP-SH.
(*2) If there is a Bi-plane system with IVR Shuttle (Option), it is need to set to ON segment 5 of the
DIP-SW2 on the PERIP-SH.

DIP-SW3
1 2 3 4
OFF ○ ○ ○
ON ○

The following figure is showing the position of PERIP-SH DIP SW.

SW2

SW1

JP1

SW3

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(1) Contents of DIP SW

 SW2
SW2 Contents OFF ON
1 Unused
2 IVR Shuttle None When using IVR Shuttle
3 Sound of fluoroscopy ON OFF
4 Sound of radiography ON OFF
5 IVR Shuttle for Biplane None When using IVR Shuttle for
Biplane
6
Unused
7

 SW3
SW3 Contents OFF ON
1 Unused
2 F/W writing OFF ON
3 Unused
4 ARCNET communication rate 12MHz 10MHz

 Jumper
JP1 IN: ARCNET termination ON (Normally)
OUT: ARCNET termination OFF

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3.13.5 IVR NEO I/F2, PERIP-SH2 BOARD

(1) IVR NEO I/F2

Check that DIP SW is set as the following table.

Combine with IVR NEO (503-63818-01)

DIP-SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON

Combine with IVR NEO (503-63818-11)

DIP-SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○

(2) PERIP-SH2

Check that DIP SW for PERIP-SH2 is set as the following table.

DIP-SW2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
(*1) (*2)
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○ ○

(*1) If there is IVR Shuttle (Option), it is need to set to ON segment 2 of the DIP-SW2 on the
PERIP-SH2.
(*2) If there is a Bi-plane system with IVR Shuttle (Option), it is need to set to ON segment 5 of the
DIP-SW2 on the PERIP-SH2.

DIP-SW3
1 2 3 4
OFF ○ ○ ○
ON ○

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The following figure is showing the position of PERIP-SH DIP SW.

SW2

JP1
SW3

SW1

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(3) Contents of DIP SW

 SW1
SW1 Contents OFF ON
1 IVR NEO (S1_1：S1_2)
2 OFF : OFF = When connecting IVR NEO (503-63818-01)
OFF : ON = When connecting IVR NEO (503-63818-11)
3
4
5
Unused
6
7
8

 SW2
SW2 Contents OFF ON
1 Unused
2 IVR Shuttle None When using IVR Shuttle
3 Sound of fluoroscopy ON OFF
4 Sound of radiography ON OFF
5 IVR Shuttle for Biplane None When using IVR Shuttle for
Biplane
6
Unused
7

 SW3
SW3 Contents OFF ON
1 Unused
2 F/W writing OFF ON
3 Unused
4 ARCNET communication rate 12MHz 10MHz

 Jumper
JP1 IN: ARCNET termination ON (Normally)
OUT: ARCNET termination OFF

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3.13.6 IVR I/F5 BOARD

Check that DIP SW for IVR I/F5 is set as the following table.

DIP-SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON

The following figure is showing the position of IVR I/F5 DIP SW.

SW1

(1) DIP-SW
<SW1>
SW2 Contents OFF ON
1 IVR NEO button lights up in yellow. Light up Light out
2
3
4
5 Unused
6
7
8

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3.14 Installation of LIVE Monitor Option

This chapter describes installation of adding LIVE Monitor Option. This chapter in not related, when
there is not LIVE Monitor Option.

3.14.1 LIVE Monitor in Examination Room(Optional)

Mount DVI-OUT board to add output channels.

(1) Mounting DVI OUT Board

1. Remove DVI OUT ASSY on MTA rear.
Remove 4 screws.

MTA REAR F DVI OUT ASSY F

2. Remove DVI OUT board and a blinder plate from DVI OUT ASSY.
Remove DVI-OUT board. Remove a blinder plate.

3. Connect DVI OUT board on DVI OUT ASSY and optional DVI-OUT board.

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4. Mount the connected DVI-OUT board to DVI OUT ASSY plate.

LOCK NUT,71781-0001(P/N:070-51042-91) 8 pieces

PAN HEAD SCREW, M2.6X5 (P/N: 020-01026) 4 pieces

5. Mount DVI OUT ASSY on MTA rear.

Fix 4 screws.

DVI OUT ASSY F

Mounting DVI-OUT board is completed.

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(2) Cable Connection.

 In case of DVI MAIN2

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 In case of DVI MAIN3

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
17-1 LAN DVI CABLE 502-27540-23 MONITOR SUPPORT ACQ3 Cabinet F Door
30 DVI OUT ASSY F DVI MAIN F
[③] [⑧]
17-2 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to LIVE MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
DVI CABLE MONITOR) - DVI OUT ASSY F LIVE MONITOR
[REF2 MONITOR]
17-3 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to LIVE MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
-
POWER CABLE MONITOR) LIVE MONITOR MULTI TAP

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3.14.2 LIVE Monitor in Control Room (Optional)

(1) Mounting DVI-OUT Board

Mount DVI-OUT board to add output channel.

1. Pull out a rear panel on REF cabinet.

Removing covers

(1) Remove four screws where indicated by (2) Open the top cover to right and left side.
arrows.

(4) Open the bottom cover

to right and left side.

(3) Pushing the bottom

cover and…

This is the end of removing cover.

Pulling out REAR PANEL

(1) Remove screws that are fixed REAR PANEL.

(2)Pull out REAR PANEL.

This is the end of pulling out REAR PANEL.

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2. Remove DVI OUT board and a blinder plate from DVI OUT ASSY.

Remove DVI-OUT board.

Remove a blinder plate.

3. Connect DVI OUT board on rear panel and optional DVI-OUT board.

4. Mount the connected DVI-OUT board to rear panel.

LOCK NUT,71781-0001 PAN HEAD SCREM2.6X5

(P/N:070-51042-91) (P/N: 020-01026) 4 pieces
8 pieces

5. Set the rear panel to the original position.

Fix 4 screws.

Mounting DVI-OUT board is completed.

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(2) Cable Connection

 In case of DVI MAIN2

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 In case of DVI MAIN3

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
17-4 LAN DVI CABLE 502-27540-21 REF Cabinet F ACQ3 Cabinet F Door
30 [③] DVI MAIN F
[⑦]
17-5 DVI CABLE, 088-50905-16 REF Cabinet LIVE MONITOR
5
KC-DVI-5 F [REF2 MONITOR]
17-6 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to LIVE MONITOR F JOINT BOX2 OUTLET TAP
-
POWER CABLE MONITOR)

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3.15 Layout Drawing of PCB

3.15.1 I-SYS BOARD

I-SYS BOARD
(ACQ3 CABINET DOOR)

CN20 CN11

CN16
CN3
CN8

CN2
SW1
CN22

CN19
CN13
CN9

SW2
IOF
SW3

CN
31

CN6
CN
17

CN18

CN15 CN
21
CN4
CN2

ECG1 CN14
ISYS
ECG2
CN25 CN3 CN23

Left Right

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3.15.2 DVI MAIN2 BOARD

DVI MAIN2 ASSY F

Parts location (DOOR)

J27 J26 J25 J24 J23 J22 J21 J20

LD15 LD16 LD14 LD13 LD12 LD11 LD10 LD9

LD28 LD27 LD26 LD25 LD24 LD23 LD22 LD21

J30

LD29
Left Right
J34

J2 LD20 J16
LD8
LD19 J15
LD7
SW7
J1
J9 LD1 LD18 J14
LD30 LD6
J31 SW1 SW5 SW4 SW3 SW2 LD17 J13
LD5
LD32 SW6 LD31 LD2 LD3 LD4

J32 J33 J29 J10 J11 J12

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3.15.3 DVI MAIN3 BOARD

DVI MAIN3 ASSY F

Parts location (DOOR)

LD29 LD27 LD25 LD23

LD21 LD19
LD11 LD9 LD7 LD5 LD3 LD1

LD30 LD28 LD26 LD24

LD22 LD20
LD12 LD10 LD8 LD6 LD4 LD2
Left Right

LD18

LD36

LD31
LD17

LD14
LD13

LD15
LD32
LD16

LD33

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3.15.4 IVR NEO I/F / PERIP-SH BOARD

IVR NEO I/F & PERIP-SH BOARD

(ACQ3 CABINET DOOR)

CN7 CN15 CN14

CN6

CN13
CN1

CN12
CN2
PERIP-SH

CN3

CN10
Left IVR NEO I/F Right
CN8
CN2

J11 CN9 CN11

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3.15.5 IVR NEO I/F2 / PERIP-SH2 BOARD

IVR NEO I/F & PERIP-SH BOARD

(ACQ3 CABINET DOOR)

CN CN
15 14

CN5

J14
PERIP-SH2

CN1
CN2

J13
Left IVR NEO I/F2 CN8
Right
CN2

J11

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M517-E610
3.16.1 I-SYS BOARD

LD32
LD31 LD37
LD30 LD38
LD29 LD39
LD28
LD27
Location of LED is shown below

LD34
LD33 LD3
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LD36 LD4
LD5
LD6
LD7
LD8
LD9
LD26 LD10
LD25 LD35
LD24
LD23
LD22

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LD21
LD20
LD19
LD18
LD17
LD16
LD15 LD2
LD14
LD13 LD40
LD12 LD1
LD11
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Number Explanation
LD1 Output signal of interlocking power for system.
LD2 Output signal of interlocking power for CP2.
LD3
Unused
LD4
LD5 Output signal of starting data acquisition to CP2.
LD6 Output signal of external timing to CP2.
LD7 Output signal of enabling exposure frame to CP2.
LD8
LD9
Unused
LD10
LD11
LD12 Output signal of bust start to UD.
LD13 Output signal of command pulse fluoroscopy to UD.
LD14 Output signal of step movement for reverse to UD.
LD15 Output signal of step movement for bringing forward to UD.
LD16 Output VTR signal for recording fluoroscopy to UD.
LD17 Output blurring singal of RSM to UD.
LD18 Unused
LD19 Output signal of command moving MH toUD.
LD20 Unused
LD21 Output signal of foot switch for caliblation to UD.
LD22 Unused
LD23 Output signal of command radiography to UD.
LD24 Unused
LD25 Output signal of hand switch for unattended test to UD.
LD26 Output signal of command actuating injector to UD.
LD27 Ethernte 10M BASE communication.
LD28 Ethernte 100M BASE communication.
LD29 Ethernte 1000M BASE communication.
LD30 Specification of Ethernet communication.
Lighting : full duplex
Extinction : half duplex
LD31 Send data by Ethenet.
LD32 Receive data by Ethernet.
LD33 During boot up ConfigFPGA(M4).
LD34 During boot up FPGA(M1,M2,M3).
LD35 Unused
LD36 Condition of serial communication in between FPGA.
LD37 Caution signal of FPD cooling system.
LD38 Caution signal of IOF FAN
LD39 Caution signal of I-SYS FAN
LD40 LIVE display of UD.

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3.16.2 DVI MAIN2 BOARD

Location of LED is shown below.

LD15 LD16 LD14 LD13 LD12 LD11 LD10 LD9

LD28 LD27 LD26 LD25 LD24 LD23 LD22 LD21

LD29

LD20
LD8
LD19
LD7

LD1 LD18
LD30 LD6
LD17
LD5
LD32 LD31 LD2 LD3 LD4

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Number Explanation
LD1 FPGA Configuration is completed.
LD2 DVI In-1 input signal is detected.
LD3 DVI In-2 input signal is detected.
LD4 DVI In-3 input signal is detected.
LD5 DVI In-4 input signal is detected.
LD6 DVI In-5 input signal is detected.
LD7 DVI In-6 input signal is detected.
LD8 DVI In-7 input signal is detected.
LD9 DVI CH1A is outputting.
LD10 DVI CH1B is outputting.
LD11 DVI CH2A is outputting.
LD12 DVI CH2B is outputting.
LD13 DVI CH3A is outputting.
LD14 DVI CH3B is outputting.
LD15 DVI CH4B is outputting.
LD16 DVI CH4A is outputting.
LD17 DVI In-4 input signal is detected (H/W).
LD18 DVI In-5 input signal is detected (H/W).
LD19 DVI In-6 input signal is detected (H/W).
LD20 DVI In-7 input signal is detected (H/W).
LD21 DVI CH1A is outputting (H/W).
LD22 DVI CH1B is outputting (H/W).
LD23 DVI CH2A is outputting (H/W).
LD24 DVI CH2B is outputting (H/W).
LD25 DVI CH3A is outputting (H/W).
LD26 DVI CH3B is outputting (H/W).
LD27 DVI CH4A is outputting (H/W).
LD28 DVI CH4B is outputting (H/W).
LD29 0: Maintenance program is running.
1: Firmware is running.
2: VGA VCR maintenance program is running.
LD30 SUB Board is detected.
LD31 OUT1 Board is selected.
LD32 OUT2 Board is selected.

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3.16.3 DVI MAIN3 BOARD

Location of LED is shown below.

LD29 LD27 LD25 LD23

LD21 LD19
LD11 LD9 LD7 LD5 LD3 LD1

LD30 LD28 LD26 LD24

LD22 LD20
LD12 LD10 LD8 LD6 LD4 LD2

LD18

LD36

LD31
LD17

LD14
LD13

LD15
LD32
LD16

LD33

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Ref. Explanation
No.
LD1 Lighting Clock Detection of Input Equalizer CH4IN (H/W)
LD2 Lighting Clock Detection of Input Equalizer CH5IN (H/W)
LD3 Lighting Clock Detection of Input Equalizer CH6IN (H/W)
LD4 Lighting Clock Detection of Input Equalizer CH7IN (H/W)
LD5 Lighting Clock Detection of Output Equalizer CH1A (H/W)
LD6 Lighting Clock Detection of Output Equalizer CH1B (H/W)
LD7 Lighting Clock Detection of Output Equalizer CH2A (H/W)
LD8 Lighting Clock Detection of Output Equalizer CH2B (H/W)
LD9 Lighting Clock Detection of Output Equalizer CH3A (H/W)
LD10 Lighting Clock Detection of Output Equalizer CH3B (H/W)
LD11 Lighting Clock Detection of Output Equalizer CH4A (H/W)
LD12 Lighting Clock Detection of Output Equalizer CH4B (H/W)
LD13 Blinking Three FPGA serial communications operate normally
LD14 Lighting Unused
LD15 Lighting Unused
LD16 Lighting DVI CH1 Input Signal Detection
LD17 Lighting DVI CH2 Input Signal Detection
LD18 Lighting DVI CH3 Input Signal Detection
LD19 Lighting DVI CH4 Input Signal Detection
LD20 Lighting DVI CH5 Input Signal Detection
LD21 Lighting DVI CH6 Input Signal Detection
LD22 Lighting DVI CH7 Input Signal Detection
LD23 Lighting DVI CH1A Output
LD24 Lighting DVI CH1B Output
LD25 Lighting DVI CH2A Output
LD26 Lighting DVI CH2B Output
LD27 Lighting DVI CH3A Output
LD28 Lighting DVI CH3B Output
LD29 Lighting DVI CH4A Output
LD30 Lighting DVI CH4B Output
LD31 Lighting DVI-SUB Board Detection
LD32 Lighting DVI-OUT Board 1 Detection
LD33 Lighting DVI-OUT Board 2 Detection
LD36 Lighting 5V Input Detection

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3.16.4 IVR NEO I/F / PERIP-SH BOARD

 PERIP-SH
Number Explanation
LD1 Flashes during normal F/W operation.
LD2 Flashes during ARCNET communication,
LD3 ON during ARCNET is connected.
Flashes when malfunction occurs.

 IVR NEO I/F

Number Explanation
LD1 Flashes with the joystick up and down encoder.
LD2 Same as above.
LD3 Flashes with the joystick up and down encoder.
LD4 Same as above.
LD5 ON when SW1 is pressed.
LD6 ON when SW2 is pressed.
LD7 ON when SW3 is pressed.
LD8 ON when SW4 is pressed.
LD9 ON when SW5 is pressed.
LD10 ON when SW6 is pressed.
LD11 ON when SW7 is pressed.
LD12 ON when SW8 is pressed.
LD13 ON when SW9 is pressed.
LD14 ON when SW10 is pressed.
LD15 ON when SW11 is pressed.
LD16 ON when SW12 is pressed.
LD17 ON when SW13 is pressed.
LD18 ON when SW14 is pressed.
LD19 ON when SW15 is pressed.
LD20 ON when SW16 is pressed.
LD21 ON when SW17 is pressed.
LD22 ON when SW18 is pressed.

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3.16.5 IVR NEO I/F2 / PERIP-SH2 BOARD

 PERIP-SH2
Number Explanation
LD1 Flashes during normal F/W operation.
LD2 Flashes during ARCNET communication,
LD3 ON during ARCNET is connected.
Flashes when malfunction occurs.

 IVR NEO I/F2

Number Explanation
LD1 FPGA is started.
LD2 Light up when detecting the disconnection of IVR NEO.
LD3 Light up when detecting the disconnection of IVR
SHUTTLE.
LD4 Unused.

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NOTE
Installation of DAR-9500f Bi-plane system is described in this manual.
Install Frontal cabinet according to chapter 3 first, and then work on this chapter.
To install Bi-plane system with hospital which already installed DAR-9500f Single-plane system,
refer to chapter15 to add ACQ3 cabinet (Frontal) and then install Bi-plane system according to this
chapter.

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4.1 System Configuration of DAR-9500f

10) Information Display

1) REF Cabinet
（Digital Reference Cabinet）
(REF PC)

4) IVR NEO

SYS-DISP PC
5) Examination Room Monitor
ACQ PC L
ACQ PC F

3) Keyboard / Mouse
13) Distribution BOX 2
UPS UNIT

12) ACQ3 Cabinet L

6) ACQ3 Cabinet F
（Digital Acquisition
Cabinet 3）

8) System Display

2) Control Room Monitor 10) Joint Box 2

9) FPD F

12) IVR Shuttle

(Option)
7) FPD L

Fig. 4.1 Bi-plane System configuration of DAR-9500f (ACQ3) diagram

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Components
Size (mm) Weight
No. Name Installation Location
HeightxWidthxDepth (kg)

REF CABINET
1)
(Digital Reference Cabinet)
522×229×647 35 Control Room

MONITOR in Control Room

2)
(LCD MONITOR)
450x430x240 10 Control Room

3) KEYBOAD/MOUSE N.A. N.A. Control Room

4) IVR NEO 155x210x130 2 Examination Room

MONITOR in Examination Room

5)
(LCD MONITOR)
349x423x95 7 Examination Room

ACQ3 CABINET
6)
(Digital Acquisition Cabinet)
1810x830 x 490 250 Equipment Room

8inch FPD 58x241x241 5

7) Examination Room
12inch FPD 58x338x328 7.3

SYSTEM DISPLAY
8)
(X RAY CONSOLE)
380x400x175 7 Control Room

9) JOINT BOX2 110x170x330 6 Control Room

10) INFORMATION DISPLAY 294x326x44 3 Examination Room

11) IVR SHUTTLE (OPTION) 70x340x210 0.5 Control Room

ACQ3L CABINET
12)
(Digital Acquisition Cabinet)
1810x800x400 200 Equipment Room

13) DISTRIBUTION BOX 2 85x235x130 3 Control Room

Except the components above, there are 1set of KEYBOARD and MOUSE, and LAN Cables attached to ROUTER and HUB. These are just
spare components so not be used.

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4.1.1 Configuration of ACQ3 CABINET

Compare with Single-plane system, the following devices are added to ACQ3 cabinet.

I-SYS + IOF L

CP2 L

HUB L

ADDITIONAL
Bi TRANS UNIT
DC POWER (5V)

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DVI MAIN L

ACQ PC L

R-SYS ACQ CONV BOARD

MH-400
CONTROL UNIT

TRANS UNIT

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4.2 Installation of DAR-9500f

4.2.1 Installation of ACQ3 Cabinet

Remove the front cover of ACQ3 Cabinet and set the following components inside the cabinet.

Name Parts Number

CP2 Attached to the FPD
SWITCHING HUB, GS908L V2 088-80103-77

Use two-way tap to connect the power cable of HUB with the same socket for single-plane HUB. And
also, use an adaptor to space the earth terminal from CP2 socket.

Single-plane Bi-plane

4.2.2 Installation of ACQ3L Cabinet

Make about 50mm space to the right and left side for cooling air vent of cabinet side and make about
1m space in front of the cabinet to be able to work with DOOR opened when maintenance.

Remove the front cover of ACQ3L Cabinet and set the following components inside the cabin

Name Parts Number

DAR-9500F ACQ PC L 562-28486-02
Maintenance KEYBOARD,MOUSE (KEYBOARD and MOUSE are
Attached to ACQ PC)

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Install DVI OUT ASSY L (for Examination Room).

Spacers and screws are included in DVI OUT ASSY, so use these to fix.

ADAPTER BASE

DVI OUT ASSY L

4.2.4 Installation of DVI OUT (In case of DVI OUT Box)

Install DVI OUT ASSY L (for Examination Room).

Spacers and screws are included in DVI OUT ASSY, so use these to fix.

DVI OUT ASSY F DVI OUT ASSY L

4.2.5 Installtion of FPD

Refer to “Installation manual for MH-400” for mounting FPD on C-arm and wiring cable.

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4.3 Cabinet Fixing

To prevent the cabinet from falling down, fix it against the wall, using provided fixing plates and the
following screws.

<accessories 3 (502-28564)>
No. Name Parts Number PC
1 Fixing Plate 565-11472 2
2 Anchor,HKD-S M8X30 026-50810-02 2
3 BOLT, SST HEXSOCET M8X25 022-27157 2
4 WASSHER, SST PLAIN M8 023-66180 2
5 WASSHER, SST SPRING 2 M8 023-77080 2

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Change connection of the input wire to the transformer in ACQ3L cabinet and optional Trans BOX as
follows depending on the supply votage.

CAUTION
Be sure to make the connection change mentioned here in accordance with the observed supply
voltage at the installation site.

ACQ3L Cabinet
Supply Votage Transformer
[AIN]
240V +10%,-10% 240
230V +10%,-10% 230
220V +10%,-10% 220
200V +10%,-10% 200

[AIN]

<ACQ3L Cabinet 1F Transformer Unit>

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SYSDISP PC2
Control Room
[31-5]

M517-E610
[30-1]
I-SYS
SYSDISP I/O
BOARD (F)
[31-6]
DAR-9500f
JOINT BOX2
ACQ3 Cabinet [31-1] D150GC-40
I-SYS Cabinet
[31-3]
BOARD (L)
(L) [23-3] [23-4]
4.5.1 Connection Diagram

D150GC-40
[32-1] Cabinet
(F) L-Ref L-ACQ
[32-2] [31-2] Monitor Monitor
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CP2(L) [31-7]
HUB(L) [24-6] [24-7]
Transformer
Unit R-SYS ACQ CONV
UPS BOARD
4.5 Cable Connection （External Connection）

4-10
ACQ PC (L)
[28-1] [32-3]
Examination Room [32-4]

[24-2] DVI OUT

FPD(L) [32-5]
DVI MAIN ASSY L
[32-6] [24-3]
ASSY L
[27-1]
[24-5]
DVI OUT [27-2]
ASSY L [24-1]
[27-3] DVI
[24-4]
[29-2] SUB
[27-4] [27-5] ASSY L
[32-7]
DAR-9500f
L-Ref L-ACQ
Monitor Monitor FPD Chiller [29-1]
ACQ3L Cabinet REF
(L) CABINET
Transformer Unit [22-2]
FPD Chiller Power Distribution Box2
[29-3] 電源分配器2
(F)
[25-2] [25-3] [22-1]
[21-2]
Power Distribution Board
MTA Multi Tap [21-1]
1-phase 200V-240VAC
 4.5.2 Cable Connection (Power / Earth)

Power / Earth Cable to Distribution Board

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
21-1 AC CABLR 2 CCC 562-25082-10 ACQ3L Cabinet Hospital
(for CCC,CE) 10 TRANSFORMER UNIT [TB1] DISTRIBUTION BOARD

21-2 EARTH CABLE 562-24416-10 ACQ3L Cabinet Hospital

10 TRANSFORMER UNIT DISTRIBUTION BOARD
[EARTH BAR] GND

Power / Earth Cable to Ref Cabinet

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
22-1 POWER CABLE, PDB2 562-28143-20 DISTRIBUTION BOX ACQ3L CABINET 1F
20 TRANSFORMER UNIT
[J PDB]
22-2 EARTH CABLE, PDB2 562-28143-20 DISTRIBUTION BOX ACQ3L CABINET 1F
20 EARTH TERMINAL TRANSFORMER UNIT
[EARTH BAR]

Connect the distribution box to optional PC.

Two monitors and two PCs can be connected.

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4.5.3 Cable Connection (DVI / Monitor)

 In case of DVI MAIN2

M517-E610 4-12
 In case of DVI MAIN3

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<Control Room to Equipment Room>

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
24-1 SUB-MAIN 562-27540-11 REF CABINET In case of DVI-MAIN3
CONNECTING CABLE 1 DVI SUB L ACQ3L CABINET DOOR
(F MAIN △4) [△1] DVI MAIN L
(F SUB △1) 30
[△5]
In case of DVI-MAIN2
ACQ3L CABINET DOOR
DVI MAIN L
[△4]
24-2 OUT-MAIN 562-27540-12 REF CABINET ACQ3L CABINET DOOR
CONNENTING CABLE 1 DVI OUT L DVI MAIN L
30
(F MAIN ①) [①] [①]
(F OUT ①)
24-3 OUT-MAIN 562-27540-14 REF CABINET F ACQ3L CABINET DOOR
CONNENTING CABLE 3 DVI OUT L DVI MAIN L
30
(F MAIN ③) [②] [③]
(F OUT ②)
24-4 SUB-MAIN 562-27331-14 REF CABINET ACQ3L CABINET DOOR
POWER CABLE 1 30 DVI SUB L DVI MAIN L
[△A] [△A]
24-5 OUT-MAIN 562-27331-05 REF CABINET ACQ3L CABINET DOOR
POWER CABLE 1 30 DVI OUT L DVI MAIN L
[○A] [○A]

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 <Examination Room to Eqipment Room>
Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
27-1 OUT-MAIN 562-27540-13 MONITOR SUPPORT ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
CONNECTING CABLE 2 /DVI OUT BOX DVI MAIN L
30
(F MAIN ②) DVI OUT ASSY L [②]
(F OUT ①) [①]
27-2 OUT-MAIN 562-27540-15 MONITOR SUPPORT ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
CONNECTING CABLE 4 /DVI OUT BOX DVI MAIN L
30
(F MAIN ④) DVI OUT ASSY L [④]
(F OUT ②) [②]
27-3 OUT-MAIN 562-27331-06 MONITOR SUPPORT ACQ3 CABINET DOOR
POWER CABLE 2 /DVI OUT BOX DVI MAIN L
30 DVI OUT ASSY L [○B]
[○B]

<Control Room>
Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
24-6 DVI CABLE, KC-DVI-5 088-52848-70 REF CABINET REF MONITOR L
5 DVI OUT ASSY L
[REF1 MONITOR]
24-7 DVI CABLE, KC-DVI-5 088-52848-70 REF CABINET ACQ MONITOR L
5 DVI OUT ASSY L
[ACQ MONITOR]
23-3 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to REF MONITOR L JOINT BOX2 OUTLET TAP
-
POWER CABLE MONITOR)
23-4 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to ACQ MONITOR L JOINT BOX2 OUTLET TAP
-
POWER CABLE MONITOR)

<Examination Room>
Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
27-4 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
DVI CABLE MONITOR) /DVI OUT BOX /DVI OUT BOX
-
DVI OUT ASSY L REF MONITOR L
[REF1 MONITOR]
27-5 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
DVI CABLE MONITOR) /DVI OUT BOX /DVI OUT BOX
-
DVI OUT ASSY L ACQ MONITOR L
[ACQ MONITOR]
25-2 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
POWER CABLE MONITOR) - /DVI OUT BOX /DVI OUT BOX
REF MONITOR L MULTI TAP
25-3 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
POWER CABLE MONITOR) - /DVI OUT BOX /DVI OUT BOX
ACQ MONITOR L MULTI TAP

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DVI POWER
INPUT INPUT Turn on the MONITOR power supply.

M517-E610 4-16
 NOTE
Refer to the following figure to check that cables (POWER CABLE) [27-4] [27-5] and [27-3] are
connected properly.

LED

DVI MAIN 2

LED

DVI MAIN 3

If LEDs blink, cables have been connected properly. If do not blink, turn off the power of
DVI-MAIN immediately, and check that cable mark and board silk are matched.

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4.5.4 Cable Connection (FPD / FPD Chiller)

Cable to FPD
Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
28-1 FPD CABLE Attached to ACQ3 CABINET 4F Lateral C-arm
40
FPD CP2 L FPD MAIN BODY

Cable to Lateral FPD Chiller

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
29-1 CODE SET, 565-11475-02 ACQ3L CABINET FPD Chiller
COOLING UNIT ACQ3 L 10 TRANSFORMER UNIT [AC POWER SUPPLY ]
[FPD Chiller]
29-2 COOLER FAN 565-12321-02 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR FPD Chiller
WARNING CABLE L I-SYS L [CN22] FLOW SWITCH
10
[J211] CABLE CONNECTOR
[J213]

Cable to Frontal FPD Chiller (Change the cable wiring)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
29-3 CODE SET, 565-11475-02 ACQ3L CABINET FPD Chiller
COOLING UNIT ACQ3 L 10 TRANSFORMER UNIT [AC POWER SUPPLY ]
[FPD Chiller L]

NOTE
On Bi-plane system, be sure to change the power cable for Frontal FPD cooling unit from ACQ3
cabinet to ACQ3L cabinet because of electricity capacity.

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 4.5.5 Cable Connection (ACQ3 CABINET-ACQ3L CABINET)
Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
32-1 R-SYS CONV CABLE 563-67036-02 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR ACQ3L CABINET DOOR
10 I-SYS L R-SYS ACQ CONV CN2
CN8
32-2 SOLIOS-R/ISYS CABLE 562-28190-11 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR ACQ3L CABINET
10 I-SYS L ACQ PC L CL0/CL1
CN3
32-3 LAN CABLE 3 565-10447-11 ACQ3 CABINET ACQ3L CABINET
10
HUB L 1 HUB L 1 ACQ PC LAN
32-4 ACQ 3L PC 565-11476-01 ACQ3 CABINET ACQ3L CABINET
10
POWER CABLE UPS [ACQ PC L] ACQ PC POWER
32-5 SERIAL CABLE, ISYS L 565-11389-01 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR ACQ3L CABINET DOOR
10 I-SYS L DVI MAIN J30
CN9
32-6 LAN CABLE DVI L 562-28024-11 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR ACQ3L CABINET DOOR
(Note) 22 I-SYS F DVI MAIN
CN31 DVI IN7 [J16]
32-7 POWER RELAY CABLE, BI 563-71712 ACQ3 CABINET ACQ3L CABINET
10 TRANSFORMER UNIT TRANSFORMER UNIT
J103 J303

(Note) LAN CABLE DVI (connected to DVI MAIN F) which is connected to I-SYS F CN31 should be connected to I-SYS L.

LA-1
32-1 (Shield clamp)
(Shield clamp)

RSYS-ACQ CONV

32-3

SLOT 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

CL0

CL1

ACQ PC L 背面
32-4 ACQ PC L REAR
32-2

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4.5.6 Cable Connection (JOINT BOX 2/System Display)

<Control Room-Equipment Room>

ef. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
JOINT BOX 2 D150GC-40L
30-1 CABLE,J1L 571-15181-02 20 SYSDISP I/O CABLE.J13-SDPC
[J1L] [CABLE J1L]

4.5.7 Cable Connection (D150GC-40)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
31-1 IBS CABLE 2 L 10M 502-28173-12 10 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR D150GC-40 L
9500 I-SYS L [CN15] FLUO-2002
[JIBS]
31-2 DAR-ARCNET GEN-R/I 563-75789-17 10 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR D150GC-40F
(Connection canbe changed) I-SYS L [CN18] COM IF2002 [J4]
31-3 RSYS-XGEN-L CABLE 562-24696-12 10 ACQ3 CABINET DOOR D150GC-40 L
10M I-SYS [CN23] DAR I/F 2002 [J34]
31-4 CABLE SERIAL SDPC 563-69231-02 10 ACQ3 CABINET D150GC-40 L
SYSDISP PC CABLE,J13-SDPC
[PC (USB)] [SDPC L J13-SDPC]
31-5 ADAPTOR,USB-RS AQ5R 088-50877-61 1 ACQ3 CABINET [31-4]
(USB-SERIAL) SYSDISP PC CABLE,SERIAL SDPC
[USB] [PC (USB)]
31-6 CABLE,J13-SDPC 563-69229-02 0.7 CABLE,SERIAL SDPC D150GC-40 L
[ J13-SDPC] UD CONT-2002 [J13]
31-7 MH-400 RELAY CABLE 565-11213-15 15 ACQ3 CABINET D150GC-40 L
TRANS UNIT [JGEN]
[JGEN]
*Connect Joint Cable, 400RELAY (565-11214) to D150GC-40 L0/L100 first, and then connect.

M517-E610 4-20
 DAR I/F 2002
J4

31-3
COM I/F 2002

J34 DAR

UD CONT 2002 TABLE I/F 2002

D150GC-40L
31-4 30-1 31-1
FLUO-2002

31-6

UD CONT-2002

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4.5.8 Arcnet Cable Connection Diagram

DAR-9500f
I-SYS L I-SYS F ACQ SYSDISP ACQ3 Cabinet
PC F PC
IVR NEO I/F
J5 J6 J6 J5
CN18 CN18 CN14
CN17 CN17

J4 J3 J4 J3 CN5

COM I/F-2002 COM I/F-2002 NEX-INT2

D150GC-40 F D150GC-40 L MH-200S/300

Cabinet

4.5.9 Bi-Plane Network Connection Diagram

Equipment Room Control Room

SYSDISP PC2

LAN Hospital LAN

REF CABINET

REF PC
ROUTER
ACQ PC F ASSY
4 3 2 1 WAN
LAN
LAN

MPC
CP2 F
LAN LAN

1 3 5 7
HUB F

LAN
CP2 L 2 4 6 8
CN4
LAN
I-SYS
BOARD F

ACQ PC L ASSY
1 3 5 7
HUB L
LAN

2 4 6 8
LAN

CN4
I-SYS
ACQ3L Cabinet
BOARD L

M517-E610 4-22
4.6 ACQ3L Cabinet Internal Cable Connection

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
LA-1 ACQ CONVCABLE 563-67035-02 [LA-2] R-SYS ACQ CONV
1.3
CABLE CONNECTOR [CN1]
LA-2 IO CONV CABLE 562-28135-03 ACQ PC L REAR [LA-1]
0.3
SLOT4 CABLE CONNECTOR
LA-3 KEYBOARD (Attached to ACQ PC) ACQ PC L Keyboard Holder
- KEYBOARD
CONNECTOR
LA-4 MOUSE (Attached to ACQ PC) ACQ PC L Keyboard Holder
-
USB CONNECTOR
LA-5 ACQ INTERLOCK 565-10463 ACQ PC L TRANSFORMER UNIT
2
CABLE 3 SLOT5 [J302]
LA-6 DVI CABLE 3 ACQ L 565-10467-12 ACQ PC L DVI MAIN L
2 SLOT6 DVI IN1 [J10]
DP-DVI CABLE [△1]
LA-7 DOSEMETER,SERIAL 565-10449-01 ACQ PC L DOOR
1.5
CABLE SLOT1 [P2] SERIAL(Dosemeter)

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 M720

Keyboard Mouse
(LA-3) (LA-4)

 M730

LA-1
Dongle
32-3 for Stent View(Option) LA-2

SLOT 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

CL0

CL1

32-4 ｷｰﾎﾞｰﾄﾞ
Keyboard ﾏｳｽ
Mouse
(LA-3)
(LA-3) (LA-4)
(LA-4) ACQ PC
ACQ PC L
L Rear
背面 LA-6 LA-5 32-2 LA-7

NOTE
Be sure to attach the dongle (562-28609-03 Dongle, ACQ L) for DAR application license which
provided in the pack of ACQ PC L, to USB connector of ACQ PC L. (For M730, the dongle is
mounted insdie PC) Or DAR application will not start. And also attach the license dongle for Stent
View (Option).

M517-E610 4-24
4.7 ACQ3L Cabinet Internal Cable Connection (Connected at Factory Setting)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
LZ-1 FAN ASSY,TOP 2 563-70260-10 TRANSFORMER UNIT Cabinet Top FAN
-
[LOUT1 LOUT2]
LZ-2 AC CABLE,ACQ3L 565-11230 TRANSFORMER UNIT DC POWER PS3
3.0
[LOUT5 LOUT6] [CN1]
LZ-3 DC12V CABLE,ACQ3L 562-28385 TRANSFORMER UNIT R-SYS ACQ CONV [CN3]/
2.5
[J301] DOSEMETER POWER
LZ-4 DC5V CABLE,ACQ3L 565-11229 DC POWER PS3 DVI MAIN L [J1]/
0.25 [CN2] R-SYS ACQ CONV
[CN4]
LZ-5 EARTH CABLE,ACQ3L 565-10472-03 TRANSFORMER UNIT IVR-NEO I/F
2.0
[J105] [CN2]
LZ-6 I-SYS FAN ASSY L 565-12323-02 No.[Z-12] No.[29-2]
0.6
[J212]CONNECTOR [J213]CONNECTOR
LZ-7 IOF FAN ASSY L 565-12322-02 No.[Z-14] No.[29-2]
0.4
[J210]CONNNECTOR [J211]CONNECTOR

4.8 ACQ3/REF CABINET Internal Cable Connection (Reference)

Refer to chapter 15 for ACQ3 CABINET/REF CABINET internal cable connection.

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4.9 Confirmation of DIP SW Setting

4.9.1 I-SYS BOARD (L)

Check that Lateral I-SYS DIP SW is set as the following table.

NOTE
I-SYS BOARD settings of Bi-plane system are described in this section. Refer to section 3.12 for
Frontal I-SYS BOARD.

DIP-SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○ ○ ○ ○

DIP-SW2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON

DIP-SW3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON

The following figure is showing the position of I-SYS DIP SW.

SW1
Push Switch
SW2

SW3

M517-E610 4-26
(1) Contents of DIP SW

 SW1
SW1 Contents OFF ON
1 Startup Software Firmware Maintenance Program
2 IQP Rev.2.2.0 less than Rev.2.2.0 or more
3 FPGA Config JTAG Cable Flash Memory
4 Where to store FPGA Config file Regular Backup
during configuration by Flash.
5 IOF ON/OFF OFF ON
6 Push Switch Enable Disable
FPGA reconfiguration
7 Push Switch Disable Enable
Software reset
8 Select Frontal/Lateral Frontal Lateral

 SW2
SW2 Contents OFF ON
1
2
3 Unused
4
5
6 DAR IO Communication CURRENT LOOP LVTTL
7
Unused
8

 SW3
SW3 Contents OFF ON
1 Unused
2 Unused
2 Baud rate of maintenance program (S3_2:S3_3)
3 OFF : OFF = 115200 bps
OFF : ON = 230400 bps
ON : OFF = 460800 bps
ON : OFF = 921600 bps
4 Debug of Ethernet OFF ON
Hardware debug
5
6
Unused
7
8

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4.9.2 DVI MAIN2 BOARD (L)

Check that DVI-MAIN2 DIP SW is set as the following table.

NOTE
DVI MAIN BOARD settings of Bi-plane system are described in this section. Refer to section 3.12
for Frontal DVI MAIN2 BOARD.

DIP-SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○

DIP-SW2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON

DIP-SW7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○ ○

The following figure is showing the position of DVI-MAIN2 DIP SW.

SW7

SW1 SW2

M517-E610 4-28
(1) Contents of DIP SW

 SW1
SW1 Contents OFF ON
1 Startup Software Firmware Maintenance Program
2 Unused
3 FPGA Config JTAG Cable Flash Memory
4 Where to store FPGA Config file Regular Backup
during configuration by Flash.
5
Unused
6
7 VCR Output NTSC PAL
8 Unused

 SW2
SW2 Contents OFF ON
1 Startup Software Firmware VGA VCR
Maintenance Program
2
3
4
5 Unused
6
7
8

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 SW7
Signal amplification level of DVI-MAIN input channel (from J13 to J16) can be changed using DIP
SW7. Amplification level can be set with 8 kinds of level (from 000 to 111).

DIP SW7 is assigned as follows.

SW7 Contents
1 Setting amplification level of DVI-MAIN2 J13 and J14.
2 OFF: 1
3 ON: 0
(Note)
4 Setting amplification level of DVI-MAIN2 J15 and J16.
5 OFF: 1
6 ON: 0
7 Unused
8 Unused

(Note)Examples are shown below.

Amplification level: 110

DIP SW7
1 2 3
OFF ○ ○
ON ○

Amplification level: 100

DIP SW7
1 2 3
OFF ○
ON ○ ○

M517-E610 4-30
4.9.3 DVI MAIN3 BOARD(L)

Check that DVI-MAIN3 DIP SW is set as the following table.

NOTE
DVI MAIN3 BOARD settings of Bi-plane system are described in this section. Refer to section 3.12
for Frontal DVI MAIN3 BOARD.

DIP-SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
(*1)
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○ ○

DIP-SW2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
(Note)
ON

DIP-SW3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON

DIP-SW7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○ ○

(*1) With SMART Display option and LIVE Monitor option, set the segment5 of DIP SW1 to ON.

(Note) DIP SW is aleready set at the factory. If changing is necessary, refet to section 3.12.

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The following figure is showing the position of DVI-MAIN3 DIP SW.

LD29 LD27 LD25 LD23

LD21 LD19
LD11 LD9 LD7 LD5 LD3 LD1

LD30 LD28 LD26 LD24

LD22 LD20
LD12 LD10 LD8 LD6 LD4 LD2

LD18

LD36

LD31
LD17
SW1
LD14
LD13
SW2
LD15
LD32 SW3 LD16

LD33 SW7

(1) Contents of DIP SW

<SW1>
SW1 Description OFF ON
1 Startup Sotware Firmware Maintenance Program
2 Selection of DVI-MAIN Type DVI-MAIN 2 DVI-MAIN 3
3 FPGA Config JTAG Cable Flash Memory
4 Where to store FPGA Config file Regular Backup
during configuration by Flash.
5 SMART Display Option and
Disable Enable
LIVE Monitor Option
6 Push Switch Enable Disable
FPGA reconfiguration
7 VCR Output NTSC PAL
8 Unused

M517-E610 4-32
<SW2>
SW2 Description OFF ON
1 Startup Software Firmware VGA VCR
Maintenance Program
2 Unused
3 Phase shifting check mode of REF Regular When checking
4 PC startup signal and NTSC/PAL
5 signal.
6 Selecting phase of REF PC startup 6 OFF /7 OFF /8 OFF: Phase 315˚
7 signal and NTSC/PAL signal. 6 ON /7 OFF /8 OFF: Phase 270˚
8 6 OFF /7 ON /8 OFF: Phase 225˚
6 ON /7 ON /8 OFF: Phase 180˚
6 OFF /7 OFF /8 ON: Phase 135˚
6 ON /7 OFF /8 ON: Phase 90˚
6 OFF /7 ON /8 ON: Phase 45˚
6 ON /7 ON /8 ON: No phase shift

<SW3>
Signal amplification level of DVI-MAIN3 input channel (from J20 to J27) can be changed using DIP
SW3.
SW3 Description OFF ON
1 Setting amplification level of OFF: 1
2 DVI-MAIN3 J20 and J27. ON: 0
3 (Note 1)
4 Setting Output Level 1000 mV 1200 mV
5 Setting Enabled Channel of Output (Note 2)
6
7 Unused
8 Unused

(Note) Examples are shown below.

Amplification level: 1 Amplification level: 6

DIP SW3 DIP SW3
1 2 3 1 2 3
OFF ○ ○ OFF ○ ○
ON ○ ON ○

(Note2) Exampmles are shown below.

SW3-5 SW3-6 Description

ON ON From J20 to J27 are all enabled.
ON OFF Only J20,J22,J24,J26 are enabled.
OFF ON Only J21,J23,J25,J27 are enabled.
OFF OFF Frm J20 to J27 are all disabled.

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<SW7>
Signal amplification level of DVI-MAIN 3 input channel (from J13 to J16) can be changed using DIP
SW7.
SW7 Description OFF ON
1 Setting amplification level of OFF: 1
2 DVI-MAIN3 J13 and J14. ON: 0
3 (Note)
4 Setting amplification level of OFF: 1
5 DVI-MAIN3 J15 and J16. ON: 0
6
7 The choice of how to boost the Enable the setting of Enable the value of the internal
input equalizer CH4IN ~ CH7IN DIP-SW7-1 ~ 7-6 register
8 The choice of how to boost the Enable the setting value Enable the value of the internal
output equalizer CH1A(B) ~ of the external pin register
CH4A(B)

(Note)Examples are shown below.

Amplification level: 110 Amplification level: 100

DIP SW7 DIP SW7
1 2 3 1 2 3
OFF ○ ○ OFF ○
ON ○ ON ○ ○

M517-E610 4-34
4.9.4 IVR NEO I/F, PERIP-SH BOARD

For the system with IVR Shuttle, set ON the DIP-SW 2-5 for Bi-plane mode.
Check that PERIP-SH DIP SW is set as the following table.

DIP-SW2
1 2 (*) 3 4 5 (*) 6 7
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○ ○

(*1) If there is IVR Shuttle (Option), it is need to set to ON segment 2 and 5of the DIP-SW2 on the
PERIP-SH.
(*2) If there is Bi-plane system with IVR Shuttle (Option), it is also need to set to ON segment 5 of
the DIP-SW2 on the PERIP-SH2

DIP-SW3
1 2 3 4
OFF ○ ○ ○
ON ○

(1) Contents of DIP SW

 SW2
SW2 Contents OFF ON
1 Unused
2 IVR Shuttle None When using IVR Shuttle
3 Sound of fluoroscopy ON OFF
4 Sound of radiography ON OFF
5 IVR Shuttle for Biplane None When using IVR Shuttle for
Biplane
6
Unused
7

 SW3
SW3 Contents OFF ON
1 Unused
2 F/W writing OFF ON
3 Unused
4 ARCNET communication rate 12MHz 10MHz

 Jumper
JP1 IN: ARCNET termination ON (Normally)
OUT: ARCNET termination OFF

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4.9.5 IVR NEO I/F2, PERIP-SH2 BOARD

If there is IVR Shuttle for Biplane, it is need to set to ON DIP-SW 2-5.

(1) IVR NEO I/F2

Check that IVR NEO I/F2 DIP SW is set as the following table.

Combine with IVR NEO (503-63818-01)

DIP-SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON

Combine with IVR NEO (503-63818-11)

DIP-SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○

(2) PERIP-SH2
Check that PERIP-SH2 DIP SW is set as the following table.

DIP-SW2
1 2 (*) 3 4 5 (*) 6 7
OFF ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ON ○ ○

(*1) If there is IVR Shuttle (Option), it is need to set to ON segment 2 of the DIP-SW2 on the
PERIP-SH2.
(*2) If there is Bi-plane system with IVR Shuttle (Option), it is also need to set to ON segment 5 of
the DIP-SW2 on the PERIP-SH2

DIP-SW3
1 2 3 4
OFF ○ ○ ○
ON ○

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SW2

JP1

SW3

SW1

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(3) Contents of DIP SW

 SW1
SW1 Contents OFF ON
1 IVR NEO (S1_1：S1_2)
2 OFF : OFF = IVR NEO (503-63818-01) When connecting
OFF : ON = IVR NEO (503-63818-11) When connecting
3
4
5
Unused
6
7
8

 SW2
SW2 Contents OFF ON
1 Unused
2 IVR Shuttle None When using IVR Shuttle
3 Sound of fluoroscopy ON OFF
4 Sound of radiography ON OFF
5 IVR Shuttle for Biplane None When using IVR Shuttle for
Biplane
6
Unused
7

 SW3
SW3 Contents OFF ON
1 Unused
2 F/W writing OFF ON
3 Unused
4 ARCNET communication rate 12MHz 10MHz

 Jumper
JP1 IN: ARCNET termination ON (Normally)
OUT: ARCNET termination OFF

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4.10 Installation of LIVE Monitor Option
This chapter describes installation of adding LIVE Monitor Option. Skip this chapter if there is no
LIVE Monitor Option.

4.10.1 LIVE Monitor in Examination Room(Optional)

Mount DVI-OUT board to add output channels.

(1) Mounting DVI OUT Board

1. Remove DVI OUT ASSY on MTA rear.
Remove 4 screws.

MTA REAR L DVI OUT ASSY L

2. Remove DVI OUT board and a blinder plate from DVI OUT ASSY.

Remove DVI-OUT board. Remove a blinder plate.

3. Connect DVI OUT board on DVI OUT ASSY and optional DVI-OUT board.

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4. Mount the connected DVI-OUT board to DVI OUT ASSY plate.

LOCK NUT,71781-0001(P/N:070-51042-91) 8 pieces

PAN HEAD SCREW, M2.6X5 (P/N: 020-01026) 4 pieces

5. Mount DVI OUT ASSY on MTA rear.

Fix 4 screws.

DVI OUT ASSY L

Mounting DVI-OUT board is completed.

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 In case of DVI MAIN2

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 In case of DVI MAIN3

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
40-1 LAN DVI CABLE 502-27540-23 MONITOR SUPPORT ACQ3L Cabinet F Door
30 DVI OUT ASSY L DVI MAIN F
[③] [⑧]
40-2 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to LIVE MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
DVI CABLE MONITOR) - DVI OUT ASSY L LIVE MONITOR
[REF2 MONITOR]
40-3 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to LIVE MONITOR SUPPORT MONITOR SUPPORT
-
POWER CABLE MONITOR) LIVE MONITOR MULTI TAP

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(1) Mounting DVI-OUT Board

Mount DVI-OUT board to add output channel.

1. Pull out a rear panel on REF cabinet.

Removing covers

(1) Remove four screws where indicated by (2) Open the top cover to right and left side.
arrows.

(4) Open the bottom cover

to right and left side.

(3) Pushing the bottom

cover and…

This is the end of removing cover.

Pulling out REAR PANEL

(1) Remove screws that are fixed REAR PANEL.

(2)Pull out REAR PANEL.

This is the end of pulling out REAR PANEL.

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2. Remove DVI OUT board and a blinder plate from DVI OUT ASSY.

Remove DVI-OUT board.

Remove a blinder plate.

3. Connect DVI OUT board on rear panel and optional DVI-OUT board.

4. Mount the connected DVI-OUT board to rear panel.

LOCK NUT,71781-0001 PAN HEAD SCREM2.6X5

(P/N:070-51042-91) (P/N: 020-01026) 4 pieces
8 pieces

5. Set the rear panel to the original position.

Fix 4 screws.

Mounting DVI-OUT board is completed.

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 In case of DVI MAIN2

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 In case of DVI MAIN3

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
40-4 LAN DVI CABLE 502-27540-21 REF Cabinet ACQ3L Cabinet F Door
30 DVI OUT L DVI MAIN F
[③] [⑦]
40-5 DVI CABLE, 088-50905-16 REF Cabinet L LIVE MONITOR
5
KC-DVI-5 [REF2 MONITOR]
40-6 MONITOR Attachment (Attached to LIVE MONITOR F JOINT BOX2
-
POWER CABLE MONITOR) OUTLET TAP

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5. REF PC and ACQ PC Configuration

This section describes the configuration procedure of REF PC and ACQ PC.

5.1 DAR-9500f Network Connection Pre-Confirmation Sheet

Fill out the following pre-confirmation sheet before the configuration of REF PC, ACQ PC
and Router.
This is required for the configuration procedure.

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DAR-9500f Network Connection Pre-Confirmation Sheet

Hospital Name
Examination Room Name
Performing Physician’s Name
Connection Server Information
Available/ Connecti
Port
Connection Type Not Device Name Manufacturer on IP address AE Title
number
Available Record
MWM Server
Printer (1)
Printer (2)
Image Server (1)
Image Server (2)
Image Viewer (1)
Image Viewer (2)
(Note 1) Check the sales guide for connection record. Confirm with a person in charge in the hospital (or network administrator) for others.
(Note 2) If the system does not have connection record, connection test is required. Attach this pre-confirmation sheet and destination conformance, and ask for an
estimate.
DAR-9500f Network Information (Confirm with the hospital network administrator in advance)

Item (DAR-9500f Router for

Mandatory Setting Value Remarks
WAN)
IP address (1) ○
Net Mask (1) ○
If destination modality is existed in the same network with DAR-9500f, use the same value
Default gateway (1) ○
with IP address (1).
If the image server and MWM server is configured with the different network, write an IP
IP address (2)
address for the image server to IP address (1) and MWM server to IP address (2).
Net Mask (2) This is mandatory if there is IP address (2).
Default gateway (2)
(Note 3) If IP address (2) is necessary, additional router is necessary. Attach this pre-confirmation sheet and ask for an estimate.
(Note 4) If IP address of sever or modality is “192.168.100.xxx”, standard value of IP address in the system should be modified. In this case, read the installation
manual thoroughly and setup.

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5.2 How to startup as configuration mode

*This system is equipped with three accounts (operator: normal user account, super:
user administrator mode, serviceapp: service mode). Normally when starting up, it is
operator mode. How to logon as super, serviceapp is described below.
*Unless specifically instructed, work as serviceapp for configurations in this section.

5.2.1 Logon as super, serviceapp

<<Logon REF-PC>>

(1) Turn on the power supply of PC and wait for DAR application to startup. After application is
startup, press [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Delete] at the same time and the following dialog is displayed.

(2) Select [Log off] and the following dialog is displayed.

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(3) Select user to login and enter the password. Enter the Password [voyager] when login with
[serviceapp]. (Enter the Password [dar9k] when login with [super])

<<Logon ACQ-PC>>

(1) Move a mouse to the window of ACQ PC and click [Exit] on the side menu on application.

(2) [Log on] dialog is displayed.

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(3) Select user to login and enter the password. Enter the Password [voyager] when login with
[serviceapp]. (Enter the Password [dar9k] when login with [super])

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<<Logon ACQ-PC with [Ultra VNC]>>

It is possible to logon to ACQ PC with service mode (serviceapp).

(1) Double-click [Ultra VNC Viewer] on the REF PC desktop to display [UltraVNC Viewer]
window. Enter VNC Server [DAR-9500ACQ-F-01] (For two or more PCs, change the last
value as follows. DAR-9500ACQ-F-02, 03…) and then click [Connect].

(2) [VNC Authentication] window is displayed. And enter Password [Shimadzu].

(3) ACQ PC window is displayed, so click [Exit] on the side menu on application.

(4) Logon dialog is displayed. Select user and login.

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5.3 PC configuration

PC configuration has been configured in the factory. Perform only in the needed case.

5.3.1 Date and time configuration

Set [Date and Time] on MPC as the setting is synchronized with MPC when the system
is started.
See “Remote Maintenance Installation Manual (M517-E447)” for the detail.

Click [Start] on the lower left corner of the window, and select [Control Panel].
Double click [Date and Time] icon, and the following dialog will display.
Select [Date & Time] tab and configure proper time.

Click [Change date and time] on [Date and Time] tab to set current date and time.

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Select [Time Zone] tab and select (UTC-09:00) Osaka, Sapporo, Tokyo from the drop-
down list.
And click [OK] and close.

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5.3.2 Computer name configuration

Click [Start] on the lower left corner of the window, and select [Control Panel].
Double-click [System] icon and the following dialog is displayed.

When clicking [Change Settings], the [System Properties] dialog is displayed.

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Click [Change] button. The following dialog is displayed.

Enter in Computer name column as follows.

In case of Single system,

REF PC:DAR9500REV-01
ACQ PC: DAR9500ACQ-F-01

In case of Bi-plane system,

REF PC:DAR9500REV-01
ACQ PC F: DAR9500ACQ-F-01
ACQ PC L: DAR-9500ACQ-L-01
Select [OK] and close this dialog. (Configured before shipping)

For two or more PCs, change the last value as follows.

DAR9500REV-02、03 …
DAR9500ACQ-F-02、03 …

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5.3.3 IP address configuration

Click [Start] on the lower left corner of the window, and select [Control Panel].

Double-click [Change adapter settings] icon. The following window is displayed.

When clicking [Change adapter settings], [Network connections] dialog is displayed.

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Right-click [Local area connection] icon and click [Properties].

[Local Area Connection Properties] dialog is displayed.

Select [Internet Protocol Version4 (TCP/IPv4)] and click [Properties]. The following
dialog is displayed.

Check “Use the following IP address” and configure IP address, Subnet mask, and
Default gateway as follows. (Configured before shipping)

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In case of Single system,

REF-PC
IP address 192.168.100.23
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.100.29

ACQ-PC
IP address 192.168.100.22
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.100.29

In case of Bi-plane system,

REF-PC
IP address 192.168.100.23
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.100.29

ACQ-F PC
IP address 192.168.100.22
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.100.29

ACQ-L PC
IP address 192.168.100.25
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.100.29

If hospital has two or more systems, set IP address, Subnet mask and Default gateway
as the following table.

1st System 2nd System 3rd System

REF PC
IP address 192.168.100.23 192.168.100.43 192.168.100.63
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.100.29 192.168.100.49 192.168.100.69
ACQ-F PC
IP address 192.168.100.22 192.168.100.42 192.168.100.62
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.100.29 192.168.100.49 192.168.100.69
ACQ-L PC
IP address 192.168.100.25 192.168.100.45 192.168.100.65
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.100.29 192.168.100.49 192.168.100.69

Click [OK] on each dialog and close.

When the inside hospital LAN is 192.168.100.ｘ , change the third value such as
192.168.101.ｘ.

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<<Confirmation of Network>>

Connect inside network of hospital with LAN cable.

Select [Start], [All Programs], [Accessories], and [Command Prompt] on the window to
startup the command prompt.

Input as follows on the command prompt, and press [Enter] key on the keyboard.

Ping X.X.X.X

X.X.X.X is the IP address (e.g. 192.168.1.1) for such as server printer inside hospital.
Please confirm that message of “Reply from...” is displayed as follows.

Pinging X.X.X.X with 32 bytes of data:

Reply from X.X.X.X: bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=127

Reply from X.X.X.X: bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=127
Reply from X.X.X.X: bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=127
Reply from X.X.X.X: bytes=32 time<1ms TTL=127

Ping statistics for X.X.X.X:

Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, Average = 0ms

When the message below is displayed, this doesn’t work correctly.

Request timed out.

If the correct message is not displayed, reconfirm Router configuration, LAN cable
connection,
Power of the Hub of inside hospital network, and entered IP address.

When the network between patient information and image is different in the hospital
[refer to DAR-9500f Network Connection Pre-Confirmation Sheet (Note 3)], execute
the following one on command prompt.

route -p add ippaddress mask 255.255.255.255 192.168.100.28

(ippaddress is IP address of patient information server.)

Note) If hospital has two or more systems, change the last number of route -p add
ippaddress mask 255.255.255.255.192.168.100.28 to “48”, “68”.

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Confirm the current setting:

Input “route print” on the command prompt and press [Enter] key. (See the following
window)

Delete the communication route settings (route command):

Input “route –p delete ippaddress” on the command prompt and press [Enter] key. (See the
following window)

* “XXX.XX.XX.XXX” is an IP address that was input above.

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5.3.4 Regional and language configuration

This configuration is necessary as each account (serviceapp, operator, super).

(Configure after logon as each account.)

<<For account “super”, “serviceapp”>>

Click [Start] on the lower left corner of the window, and select [Control Panel].
Double-click [Regional and Language…] icon, and the following dialog is displayed.

Click [Formtas] tab and select appropriate item from dropdown list. (Corresponding
languages are Japanese and English only.)

Select [Location] tab. Select appropriate item from dropdown list.

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Select [Keyboards and Languages] tab and click [Change keyboards...].

Select appropriate item from dropdown list. Click [OK] and close the dialog.

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Select [Administrative] tab and click [Change system locate...].

Select appropriate item from dropdown list. Click [OK] and close the dialog.

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Click [OK] on [Regional and Language] dialog and close the dialog.

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<<For account “operator”>>

When PC starts up, it automatically login as an operator. Then DAR-9500f application

starts up.

 Starup Task Manager for REF PC

Press [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [Del] keys to display the following dialog, and start [Task Manager].

 Starup Task Manager for ACQ PC

For ACQ PC, move the mouse cursor on ACQ PC window and press [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[Esc]
keys to start [Task Manager].

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Select [Application] tab and click [New Task...]. Open [Create New Task] and input
[intl.cpl]. And click [OK].

[Regional and Language Options] is opened. Select [Formats] tab and select
appropriate item fromdropdown list. (Corresponding languages are Japanese and
English only.)

Select [Location] tab and select appropriate item from dropdown list.

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Select [Keyboars and Languages] tab and click [Change keyboards...].

Select appropriate item from dropdown list. And then click [OK] to close the dialog.

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Select [Administrative] tab and click [Change system locate...].

Select appropriate item from dropdown list. And then click [OK] to close the dialog.

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Click [OK] on [Regional and Language] dialog and close the dialog.

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5.3.5 Configuration of remote desktop to MPC

If hospital has two or more systems, configure setting of remote desktop to MPC as the
following.

(1) Logon to REF PC with service mode.

(2) Right-click ”MPC-01.rdp” on desktop.

(3) Click [Edit].

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(4) Congiure [Computer]

1st System 2nd System 3rd System

Computer
IP address 192.168.100.20 192.168.100.40 192.168.100.60

Click [Save].

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(5) Click [Connect] and verify conneting to MPC by Remote Desktop.

(6) Change name of “MPC-01.rdp” as the following table.

1st System 2nd System 3rd System

Remote Desktop to MPC
Name MPC-01.rdp MPC-02.rdp MPC-03.rdp

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5.4 Configuration of output file destination for images and loops

DAR-9500f can make an output file of images and loops in a network shared folder on
user’s pc.
To use this feature, it is required to configure an output destination in advance.
Follow the instruction below for configuration.

Logon as service user. (Refer to 5.2.1) Start up Configure Network Drive from 2.Setup
Menu of Maintenance Menu (HTML) on Desktop.

The following dialog is displayed. Enter the IP address desired as the computer to make
an output file. Click [OK].

With the column blank, if [OK] button of [Cancel] pressed, Network Drive Information
exits making a file.

Enter the network shared folder name desired as an output file destination. Click [OK].

Enter user name accessible to the network shared folder described above. Click [OK].

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Enter password the same way. Click [OK].

After completing entering step (1) to (4), confirmation dialog is displayed. Click [OK]. A
setting file is made that has information of output file destination.

After making a setting file, the following dialog is displayed.

Click [Cancel] button on confirmation dialog not to make a setting file.

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5.5 Configuration of DAR-9500f

5.5.1 Executing application

After logon as service user (refer to 5.2.1), double-click “DAR-9500f” software icon on
the desktop to execute application. The following window is displayed.

Side Menu

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(1) Option configuration

NOTE
Do not configure options not described in this chapter. Be sure to configure
mandatory items marked as “*”. Except for them, configure as needed.
For Bi-plane option, refer to “5.5.2 Bi-plane option”.

Click [Option] button on the Side Menu. [Configuration] dialog is displayed.

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(a) System Tab

Click [System] on [Configuration] dialog. [System configuration] dialog is displayed.

REF:

ACQ:

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1）Configure each item as follows.

DICOM Information:
Item Configuration procedure
Institution Name * Configure the institution name defined by administrator.
(REF Only) Enter the name only for REF PC. The name will be reflected
in ACQ PC.
(Up to 64 characters (backslash “\”not allowed), up to 35
characters recommended)
Department Name Configure the department name defined by administrator.
(REF Only) Enter the name only for REF PC. The name will be reflected
in ACQ PC.
(Up to 64 characters (“\”not allowed), up to 35 characters
recommended)
Station Name * The station name defined by administrator.
(REF Only) Entered name will be displayed in “Host” on [Studies
Management] window. Enter the name only for REF PC.
The name will be automatically reflected in ACQ PC.
(Up to 16 characters: alphabets, numbers, hyphen “-“),
\under bar “_”, period “.”, apostrophe “ ' ”)
Machine Serial Number * Configure serial number of machine.
Leave the setting of this item as the factory setting.
DICOM AE Title * Default AE Title is automatically made from the machine
(Both REF and ACQ) serial number. (Up to 16 characters: alphabets, numbers,
under bar “_”, period “.”)
Configure various AE Title again for each PC as follows.
ACQ PC F: DAR9500ACQ_F_01
ACQ PC L: DAR9500ACQ_L_01 (for Bi-plane)
REF PC: DAR9500REV_01
If hospital has two or more systems, change the last
number of “_01” as “02”, “03”.
“*” is mandatory item.

Link:
Item Configuration procedure
Link Mode* Check this item.
(Both REF and ACQ)
Linked Station* Enter IP address “192.168.100.22” of ACQ PC (Frontal) to
(REF Only) REF PC.
If hospital has two or more systems, change IP address as
“192.168.100.42”, “192.168.100.62”.
Biplane Check if it is Bi-plane system.
A (Frontal) Refer to “5.5.2 Bi-plane option”.
B (Lateral)
Plane B Name
“*” is mandatory item.

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Primary Archive：
Item Configuration procedure
Manual Archive* This item cannot be set.
(REF Only)
Primary Archive* If not sending automatically to the image server after the
(REF Only) acquisition, check this item. (If link mode is valid, it will
display in gray on ACQ PC)
CD/DVD Copies* With primary Archive on, if copying the configured number
(REF Only) of CDs here, the delete-prohibit lock of the study data is
released.
(If link mode is valid, it will display in gray on ACQ PC)
“*” is mandatory item.
2）Click [Apply] and configure parameters.

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(b) Hosts Tab

Click [Hosts] on [Configuration] dialog. [Hosts Configuration] dialog is displayed.

Configure only for REF PC. However, it may configure on ACQ PC in case of
registering [DICOM Image Server]. Refer to “In case of DICOM Image Server
Registration” on page 5-38.

REF:

1) To add new DICOM host, choose in “Host Type”, click [New] button and configure
parameters as follows. To know AE title and capabilities, DICOM Conformance
document is useful.

2) Configure each item as follows.

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In case of MWM Server Registration (REF Only)

REF:

Host Type*:
Item Configuration procedure
MWM Server* Check [MWM Server].
“*” is mandatory item.

Information:
Item Configuration procedure
AE Title* Enter AE Title of MWM Server. (Up to 16 characters)
Host* Enter IP Address of MWM Server. (Up to 64 characters)
Alias* Enter the name which is easy to identify. Do not enter more
than 11 characters.
Port* Enter Port Number of MWM server.
Packet size* Referring to DICOM Conformance of MWM server, if max
PDU size is described, enter that value. If it is not described,
enter 99280.
File packets grouping* Input “2”.
“*” is mandatory item.

DICOM Host*:
Item Configuration procedure
Yes/No Select “Yes” if the host is correspond to DICOM.
“*” is mandatory item.

Capabilities*:
Item Configuration procedure
Query Check [Query].
Relational Check [Relational].
“*” is mandatory item.

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In case of Printer Registration (REF Only)

REF:

Host Type*:
Item Configuration procedure
Printer Check [Printer].
“*” is mandatory item.

Information:
Item Configuration procedure
AE Title* Enter AE Title of Printer. (Up to 16 characters)
Host* Enter IP Address of Printer. (Up to 64 characters)
Alias* Enter the name which is easy to identify. Do not enter more than
11 characters.
Port* Enter Port Number of Printer.
Packet size* Referring to DICOM Conformance of Printer, if max PDU size is
described, enter that value. If not described, enter 99280.
File packets grouping* Input “2”.
Printer Model* Enter the name of printer definition file (with exception of the
extension). (E.g. if the name of printer definition file is
“printer.pro”, enter as “printer”.
Printer definition file is needed to save in
“C\program andFiles\Voyager\Workstation\Data”.
*The detail of printer definition file is described in “5.6 Printer
Definition File”.
“*” is mandatory item.

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In case of DICOM Image Server Registration

Configure only for REF PC, and this will be reflected in ACQ PC. However, when
changing the configuration after specifies the default server (refer to (c)Storage Tab on
page 5-41), changes will not be reflected. In this case, specify the default server again
or do the same configuration on ACQ PC. Also, change for [Transfer Syntaxes] will not
be reflected in ACQ PC, so make sure to configure on ACQ PC also.

REF:

Host Type*:
Item Configuration procedure
Other Check [Other].
“*” is mandatory item.

Information:
Item Configuration procedure
AE Title* Enter AE Title of Image Server. (Up to 16 characters)
Host* Enter IP Address of Image Server. (Up to 64 characters)
Alias* Enter name which is easy to identify. Do not enter more than 11
characters.
Port* Enter Port Number of Image Server.
Packet size* Referring to DICOM Conformance of Image server, if max PDU
size is described, enter that value. If not described, enter
99280.
File packets grouping* Input “2”.
“*” is mandatory item.

Capabilities*:
Item Configuration procedure
Store* Check [Store].
Storage Commit If image server supports Storage Commitment and Users utilize
this function, check.
NOTE) Refer to 5.10 Configuration of Storage Commitment for
detailed configuration method.
Query If image server supports query and acquisition features (query･
retrieve), check.
Relational Check [Relational].

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Item Configuration procedure

Transfer Syntaxes This defines data representation formats at sending images.
This system can specify transfer syntaxes in each server and
image type.

Referring to DICOM Conformance of server or confirming with

the technician of server, configure according to the following
procedure.

1.Confirm transfer syntaxes supporting destination server in

each image type. (Two types of XA and SECONDARY
CAPTURE)
2.Check the supported transfer syntax.
For example
If JpegLossless transfer syntax of secondary capture image is
supported, check the item "SECONDARY_CAPTURE,
JPEG_LOSSLESS".

NOTE) However, if Lossless transfer syntax of XA image is

supported, check XA,JPEG_LOSSLESS. Do not check XA,
LEE, XA LEI.

NOTE) LEI on screen stands for Implicit Little Endian. LEE

stands for Explicit Little Endian.

3) Click [Apply] button to configure parameters.

4) To edit Hosts Configuration, pull down [AE Title] and choose [AE Title].

5) To delete Hosts Configuration, click [Delete] button.

6) To confirm whether the connection to DICOM station such as server is available or

not, select the name from pull-down list of [AE Title] and check [Ping] accordingly.
Click [Echo] button to execute test. If [Ping] is checked, first of all, ping is displayed
and then DICOM Echo feature is executed. In compliance with results, either success
message or failure message is displayed.

Perform this confirmation for both REF and ACQ PC.

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Message of the success case

REF:

Success

Message of the failure case

REF:

Failure
NOTE
When changing packet size and file packet grouping value, communication speed
may be improved (depends on the network environment).
Packet size should be multiple number of 1460 and less than MAXPDU size (this is
described in DICOM conformance statement). This is the fastest setting value in
theory.
Value of file packet grouping is 2.
It is efficient to display the network tab of task manager and check when testing.

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(c) Storage Tab

Click [Storage] on [Configuration] dialog. [Storage Configuration] dialog is displayed.

REF:

ACQ：

1) Configure each item as follows.

Item Configuration procedure

Default Server Select DICOM image server to transfer images
(REF Only) automatically.
NOTE) This is not available if Primary Archive is checked.
3D Workstation When making 3D acquisition, select the name of 3D
(Both REF and ACQ) workstation to send images.
Default Copy Destination Uncheck all the boxes.
(ACQ Only)
Send Format Always set to Lossless.
File Management Check this item to enable the function of sending and
(REF Only) deleting selected image.

2) Click [Apply] button to configure parameters.

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(d) Exposure Parameters Tab (REF Only)

Normally do not change the factory configuration.

Click [Exposure Parameters] on [Configuration] dialog. [Exposure Parameters

Configuration] dialog is displayed.
Configure only for REF PC. (When link mode is valid, it will display in gray on ACQ PC)

REF:

1) Configure each item as follows.

Item Configuration procedure

Display In Select information to display simultaneously with the image.
Select a parameter from the list, and check appropriate
combination from [Fluoro], [Rad], [Playback], [Review] and
[Displayed]. Each description of parameter is as follows:
[Study Dose] Total dosage since start of study. (Unit:dGycm2)
[Loop Dose] Dose of the loop (Unit: dGycm2)
[AKR] Air Kerma Rate (Unit: mGy/min)
[AK] Air Kerma (Unit: mGy)
[Storage] Remaining possible radiography time that is
calculated from the capacity of a hard disk.
[AK] and [AKR] correspond only to the system for the United
States of America and China. And [Storage] corresponds only
to the system for China.
Curves Acquisition Check this item when saving probe signals at the same time
with the image acquisition.
Channel 1 and Channel 2 are for ECG and Pressure.
Channel 3 and Channel 4 are selectable individually. The label
entered in “Label” is displayed at the left end of probe signal on
the screen. (Up to 64 characters in the keyboard without
semicolon “;”)
[Default Acquire Waves] will activate the [Acquire Waves] on
[New Study] window. When [Acquire Wave] is activate, ECG
will be saved in ACQ PC automatically.

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Item Configuration procedure

Image Selector This value is used to display (filter) only images acquired at the
Filtering position close to the current C-Arm position on the Image
(from C-Arm position) Selector.
This value defines an error degree.
If set to the small value, only images, which were acquired at
the position approximate equal to the current C-Arm position,
are listed.
Normally set to 5.
Shutter Positions Set [Open] and [Close] of collimation for each FOV to adjust
dose and virtual collimation. Dosimeter (which is an optional) is
required to indicate the dose.

Virtual Collimators Virtual collimators are displayed on the Acquisition monitor,

showing the position of the hardware collimators. Delay (sec)
defines the time in seconds (0 to 100) and virtual collimators
are displayed after the hardware collimators have stopped
moving.
Normally set to 1.
Width defines the thickness of the displayed line (range 2 to
30).
Normally set to 5.
Pixel Spacing Set acceptable value of Pixel Spacing.
Normally set to 100.

View Direction This item cannot be set.

2) Click [Apply] button to configure parameters.

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(e) Menu Tab

Click [Menu] on [Configuration] dialog. [Menu Configuration] dialog is displayed.

REF:

ACQ:

1) Configure each item as follows.

Auto Hide Menu：

Item Configuration procedure
Side Menu When checked and the mouse is not moved, Side Menu
(Both REF and ACQ) at the left end automatically hides in the second entered
in [Delay (sec)].
When the mouse is moved to the left end of screen, Side
Menu and Status bar appear again.
Normally checked.

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Item Configuration procedure

Status Bar When checked and Mouse is not moved, Status bar at the
(Both REF and ACQ) bottom automatically hides in the second entered in
[Delay (sec)].
When the mouse is moved to the bottom of screen,
Status bar only appears again.
Normally checked.
Menu Visible If checked, the thin gray bar is displayed at positions
(Both REF and ACQ) where Side Menu and Status bar hide, and show where
the cursor should be moved when Menu is expected to
display.
Normally unchecked.

2) Click [Apply] button.

NOTE
This item exists every account. Therefore, for normal user setting, configure after
login by “OPERATOR”.

Menu Creation (REF Only)：

Select one of [Comments], [Fluoro] or [Rad] from the list of [Menu Category] to se t
each menu.
Refer to operation manual for DAR-9500f (M517-E181) for the setting procedure.

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(f) Database Tab (REF Only)

Click [Database] on [Configuration] dialog. [Database Configuration] dialog is displayed.

Configure only [Performing Physicians Table].

Also, configure only for REF PC.

REF:

1) When click [Performing Physician Table], physicians will display. Each physician has
each row to input first name and last name within section.

2) To add a physician, click [Add] to show new row. And then input last name and first
name.

3) To delete the registered name, select desired physician from the table with a mouse
and then click [Delete] button.

4) Click [Close] after the registration.

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(g) Physicians Tab (REF Only)

Click [Physician Configuration] on [Configuration] dialog. [Physician Configuration]

dialog is displayed.
Configure only for REF PC. (When link mode is valid, it will display in gray on ACQ PC)

REF:Selecting IVR NEO and Keyboard Shortcuts Configuration

Selecting 2D Guidance Configuration:

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Selecting Geometry Configuration:

NOTE
Select the physician first and then set DUP. Set Acquisition default menu, Fluoro
record and Acquisition for physicians individually.

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1) Configure each item as follows.

Item Configuration procedure

Physician Name Performing physicians list registered in (f) Database Tab will be
appear, so select a physician.
Acquisition Default Select the default fluoroscopy and radiography menu for starting
Menu study.

Fluoro Record:
Item Configuration procedure
Direct When you check this item, the image will be saved only when
press [Direct Record] button.
Last N Seconds When you check this item, newest fluoroscopy image will always
be recorded in buffer. When click [Save], images in buffer will be
saved.

Acquisition:
Item Configuration procedure
Hold Fluoro When you check this item, hold the last image at the end of
fluoroscopy. When uncheck this item, the monitor reverts to
whatever was displayed before the fluoro acquisition.
Hold Recorded When you check this item, hold the last image of the just-
Fluoro recorded fluoro loop after the fluoscopy. When uncheck this item,
the just-recorded fluoro loop is played back.

E-Shutters:
Item Configuration procedure
Display E-Shutters Set E-Shutters.
For item under development, do not put a check.
(There are some bugs. For example, displayed image may be
distorted if moving the collimator during fluoroscopy.)

Study Loops:
Item Configuration procedure
Auto Transfer Activate [Auto Transfer] on [New Study] window.
When activate the [Auto Transfer], the study will be transferred to
the default server automatically.
Normally, checked this item.
IVR NEO and Select a function and parameter associated with the function (if
Shortcut key any) and click the [Assign] button. Repeat this process for each F
key.
To remove the function assigned a key, select the key and click
the [Delete] button.

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The following functions are set to IVR NEO and ShortcutKey as default.
IVR NEO Shortcut Key
Key Description Key Descripton
B1 Select Fluoro Program F1 Select Fluoro Program
B2 Monitor Select F2 Select Rad Program
B3 Select Rad Program F3 Live
B4 Live F4 Filter by C-arm
B5 Filter by C-arm F5 Filter by C-arm
B6 C-arm Reposition F6 Start/Stop/Close Timer
B7 Start/Stop/Close Timer F7 Cine Area Zoom
B8 Cine Area Zoom F8 Select Image Comment
B9 Select Image Comment F9 16-up Selector
B10 16-up Selector F10 Save Fluoro
B11 Save Fluoro F11 Save Still Image
B12 Save Still Image F12 Add Reference Image
B13 Add Reference Image
B14 Reference Mode
B15 Single/Split Display
B16 Left/Right Focus

2) If Selecting 2D Guidance Configuration, configure each item as follows.

Coordination with
Geometry
Item Configuration procedure
Coordination with When checked, SIMAP Mask image and the Guide will hide when
Geometry changing geometry.

Enhance Contour
Item Configuration procedure
Smoothing The setting value will be used as default
value. Default value is 5.
Thickness Specify default value of contour thickness.

Guide Edition:
Item Configuration procedure
Guide Dots Size Specify dots size when placing the guide. Default value is 2.
Line Type Specify line style for guide line.
Line Width Specify line width for guide line. Default value is 5.
Line Color Specify line color for guide line.
Default Line Enable to set default line item when [Edit] window is displayed.
Default line is straight.

Mask Region:
Item Configuration procedure
Initial Size (%) Set the initial size when setting ROI. Initial size is specified by
percentage of the image. If the initial value is 30, the size of ROI
will be displayed as 30% in vertically and horizontally. The default
value is 30.
Minimum Size (%) Set minimum size of ROI. The default value is 10.

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3) If Selecting Geometry Configuration, configure each item as follows :

Coordination with
Geometry:
Item Configuration procedure
Guide Display If communication is disconnected, specify the time (sec) before
Timeout (sec) invalid the guide automatically. If input “0”, it will not invalid
though the communication is disconnected. The default value is
30.
Oblique Angle If Coordination with Geometry is checked and the C-arm is
Margin (degree) changed more than input angle in an oblique direction, SIMAP,
Guide Line, interest region of StentView will hide. The default
value is 1.
Sagittal Angle If Coordination with Geometry is checked and the C-arm is
Margin (degree) changed more than input angle in a sagittal direction, SIMAP,
Guide Line, interest region of StentView will hide. The default
value is 1.
SID Margin (mm) If Coordination with Geometry is checked and SID is changed
more than input value, SIMAP, Guide Line, interest region of
StentView will hide. The default value is 10.
Table Longitudinal If Coordination with Geometry is checked and the table moves
Position Margin more than input value in a longitudinal direction, SIMAP, Guide
(mm) Line, interest region of StentView will hide.
Table Transversal If Coordination with Geometry is checked and the table moves
Position Margin more than input value in a transversal direction, SIMAP, Guide
(mm) Line, interest region of StentView will hide.
Table Height Margin If Coordination with Geometry is checked and the table height is
(mm) changed more than input value, SIMAP, Guide Line, interest
region of StentView will hide.
Ceiling Travel If Coordination with Geometry is checked and the C-arm moves
Longitudinal Position more than input value in a longitudinal direction, SIMAP, Guide
Margin (mm) Line, interest region of StentView will hide.
Ceiling Travel If Coordination with Geometry is checked and the C-arm moves
Transversal Position more than input value in a transversal direction, SIMAP, Guide
Margin (mm) Line, interest region of StentView will hide.

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Check radiography or fluoroscopy, and click [Select]. Menu will be displayed, so select
and click the item to default. (Selected item will be highlighted)

Selecting Radiography
REF:

Selecting Fluoroscopy
REF:

4) Click [Apply] button to configure parameters.

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(h) DICOM

Click [DICOM] on [Configuration] dialog. [DICOM Configuration] dialog is displayed.

Configure for both REF and ACQ PC.

REF:

ACQ:

1) Configure each item as follows.

DICOM Option:
Item Configuration Procedure
DICOM Option Check [Host Authentication].

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Dose Report (ACQ only):

Item Configuration Procedure
Calibration Uncertainty Set an acceptable value of error from the measurement
value with dosimeter.
Input [30].
Calibration Factor Input calibration factor of dosimeter using at calibration.
Calibration Responsible Party Input a name performing calibration.
Calibration Date Input date performing calibration.

When using MPPS server at hospital, set REF as follows.

Item Configuration Procedure
Enable MPPS Support Check.
Server supports Unscheduled Support MPPS for unscheduled studies when checking
Cases the check box.
Include Radiation Dose module Check if sending dose information to MPPS server.
Allow to overwrite MWL Study Activate to be able to correct [Study Description] when
Description starting the study from MWM server with PPS
manager. Modify the settings depending on the hospital
operation.
Use DUP Group Name for Activate to start new study without inputting protocol
Protocol Name name on “New Study” window, when starting the study
from MWM server with PPS manager.
In this case, default DUP group name will be used for
protocol name.
Ex.) Cardio, Head, Abd…
Modify the settings depending on the hospital
operation.
Create acquisition Presentation Uncheck.
Study Group
Automatically apply default Uncheck.
Presentation State Group
Prompt for new Presentation Uncheck.
State group creation

2) Click [Apply] button to configure parameters.

Reject the communication from unknown DICOM host which is not setting in the
[Host] tab for security.
Make sure to add the host in the [Host] tab.

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(i) CD/DVD Burning Tab (REF Only)

Click [CD/DVD Burning] on [Configuration] dialog. [CD/DVD Burning Configuration]

dialog is displayed.
Configure only for REF PC.

REF:

1) Configure each item as follows.

Media:
Item Configuration procedure
Write Speed Select the media write speed.
Normally, select the maximum speed.
Convert 512×512 Defines whether studies are converted to a lossless
compressed DICOM format (512x512 8-bit) before writing to
removable media.
If unchecked, the DICOM format (1k x 1k 12-bit) is written to
the media. Large uncompressed Cine (raw) studies may not
fit on a single CD so it is recommended to check this box if
using CD.
Automatically Write When checked, writing on [CD] / [DVD] will start when study
is end.
Auto-accept Defaults When checked, only the message to insert blank media is
displayed in a pop-up window during [CD] / [DVD] writing. All
other information is displayed in the status bar.
Image Processing When checked, image processing including DSA subtraction
will be performed before writing to [CD] / [DVD].
Additional Files Enable to add DICOM viewer to the media. All the files and
folders in a selected folder will be written in the media root.

2) Click [Apply] button to configure parameters.

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(j) Study Information Tab (REF Only)

Click [Study Information] on [Configuration] dialog. [Study Information Configuration]

dialog is displayed.
Configure only for REF PC. (When the link mode is valid, it will display in gray on ACQ
PC)

REF:

1) Configure each item as follows.

Mandatory Items:
Item Configuration procedure
Patient Information Define which items in the new study window are to be made
Study Information mandatory.
Set a check mark to indicate mandatory or uncheck the mark to
indicate optional.

Accession Number:
Item Configuration procedure
Prefix (Available only if [Enable IHE Support] is not selected on the
[DICOM/IHE] tab.)
Used as the prefix for the auto-generated accession number
that will be used to identify each study loop. If the [Site] field is
used, the value entered there is copied into this field. (Up to 6
characters: alphabet, number, underbar “_”, and period “.”)
Current Show and set the current auto-generated accession number.
If [Prefix] is used, prefix characters will be set before this auto-
generated [Current] value. Accession number, including prefix,
can be set up to 16 digits. (0 to 10,000,000)
Note) To avoid overlapping, do not reset the number to a lower
value that was used before.
Increment Set the increment that is added to [Current] value when
automatically generating the next accession number.
Set this value to zero if you do not want to automatically
generate the accession number. This can be used to set by
HIS/RIS system or manually. (0 to 100)

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Item Configuration procedure

Site Enter value used to identify the site. When enter a value, the
value is automatically copied to [Prefix] field (if available). (Up to
6 characters: Alphabet, number, underbar “_”, and period “.”

Units:
Item Configuration procedure
Use Regional Setting s Set the patient [Height] and [Weight] measurement system
Units according to regional settings for New Study window.
(Example: Metric or U.S.)
If it is unchecked, user can select the desired unit.
Link Both Units This is valid only when [Use Regional Settings Units] is not
selected. If selected, forcibly to use the same measurement
system for both patient height and weight. (Example: Metric or
U.S.)

Edit Patient
Information:
Item Configuration procedure
Allow user to modify When checked, enable to modify study information without
patient information input administrator’s password.

Local Worklist:
Item Configuration procedure
Local Worklist If check [Local Worklist Enabled], Local Worklist Management
window will be displayed when starting new study. The study
selected from Local Worklist can be deleted as the following
instruction.

Auto Delete Study:

Selected study will delete automatically.
Never Delete:
Selected study will not delete.
Prompt For Delete:
After creating a new study, user is prompted.

Pediatrics:
Item Configuration procedure
Show Pediatric If check this box, warning is displayed at the start of new study
Warning if patient age is under the [Upper age limit].

2) Click [Apply] button.

NOTE
For this item setting, execute by account for System Administrator. Otherwise, after
executing by account for Service, close the application, and then execute [Setup
Menu]-[Copy Mandatory Information] on Maintenance Menu.

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(k) Visualization Tab

Click [Visualization] on [Configuration] dialog. [Visualization Configuration] dialog is

displayed.

REF:

ACQ:

1) Configure each item as follows.

Display Configuration:
Item Configuration procedure
Default to Play All Playback all loops one after the other instead of just playback
Loops the selected loop continuously.
(REF Only) Leave this unchecked normally.
Display Image Display the image-selector icons on the right edge of monitor.
Selector Icons Display in a double columns when click [Double Rows or
(Both REF and ACQ) Columns].
C-arm position is displayed on image selector when [Show C-
arm Position] is checked.

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Item Configuration procedure

Display Information Display the study information on upper-left of image viewer
(Both REF and ACQ) window. You can also select [Large Font].
Synchronize on Loops If review computer is displaying the study currently acquiring
(REF Only) (loops or still images) and receive new acquisition, the loops will
start to playback.
The default status is unchecked.
Automatically Display Analysis result is displayed on the window during QCA/LV
Analysis analysis.
(REF Only)
Display Active Status Make sure to uncheck.
(ACQ Only)
Monochrome Monitor Optimize the side menu GUI buttons for monochrome monitor.
Normally check this box.

NOTE
This item exists every account. Therefore, for normal user setting, configure after
login by “OPERATOR”.

Monitor Power:
Item Configuration procedure
Monitor Power When elapse without keyboard, mouse or IVR NEO activity,
(Both REF and ACQ) monitor window switches to power-save mode. Set [After
(Minutes)] field at 1 to 60.
Windows screensaver must be invalid.
Disable Second Not used. Normally unchecked.
Monitor

Close Study:
Item Configuration procedure
Set Default To Close confirmation message window will appear when closing
(REF Only) the Study. Check any required items.

IVR NEO Status:

Item Configuration procedure
Review (REF Only) If Checked, when Reference Mode is on by pressing
Acquisition (ACQ [Reference Mode] button of IVR NEO, “Ref” is displayed in
Only) upper-left corner on the object monitor. Check in each of ACQ
PC and REF PC.

Study Information to Display :

Item Configuration procedure
Study Information to Check any required items.
Display

2) Click [Apply] button.

(l) Messages Tab

Configuration is not necessary.

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(m) General Tab

Click [General] on [Configuration] dialog. [General Configuration] dialog is displayed.

Configure only for REF PC. (When the link mode is valid, it will display in gray on ACQ
PC)

REF:

1) Configure each item as follows.

Shell Commands:
Item Configuration procedure
Application Startup Unnecessary to be configured.
Enter any shell command to be executed before startup the
system.
Application Exit Unnecessary to be configured.
Enter any shell command to be executed after shutdown the
system.

Print Options:
Item Configuration procedure
Print in Color (Non- Check this item to print in color using non-DICOM printer such
DICOM) as laser and ink jet.
Keep the Print Checked as a default.
Manager open after
printing

Cache Integrity:
Item Configuration procedure
Verify cache integrity Check this item upon maintenance and reboot DAR application.
at next startup After rebooting, the system will try to solve an error, such as
disable to delete the image in the image storage folder.
When DAR application is started, this item will be unchecked
automatically.

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Automatic Plane Mode Change:

Item Configuration procedure
Enable (Only for Bi-plane )
See “5.5.2 Bi-plane option”.

Dose Meter Configration:

Item Configuration procedure
Dose Meter Select a dosimeter connected to DAR-9500f.

Mouse Wheel Scroll Direction:

Item Configuration procedure
Invert Direction Set scroll direction of mouse wheel.
When check this item and scroll the mouse wheel to downward
to show the next frame.

2) Click [Apply] button.

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(n) Logs Tab

Configuration is not necessary.

(o) Font and Colors Tab (REF Only)

Click [Font and Colors] from [Configuration] dialog. [Font and Color] dialog is displayed.
Configure only for REF PC.

REF:

1) Configure each item as follows.

Colors Options:
Item Configuration procedure
Arrow Set the color of [Arrow] for [Annotation].
Annotation Text Set the color of [Text] for [Annotation].
Line Set the color of [Line] for [Annotation].
Curve Set the color of [Line] for [Annotation].
Caliper Set the color of [Caliper] for [Annotation].
Analysis Text Set the color of [Text] for [QCA/LV].
Study Text Set the color of [Text] for [Study] of [Annotation].

Font Options:
Item Configuration procedure
Annotation Text Set such as the font and font size of [Annotation].
Analysis Text Set such as the font and font size of [QCA/LV].
Study Text Set such as the font and font size of [Study] for [Annotation].

Other Settings:
Item Configuration procedure
Arrow Weight Set the size of [Arrow] for [Annotation].
Caliper Step Set the size of [Caliper] for [Annotation].

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(2) Optional

List optional configurable items below.

(a) System

Item Available/ Remarks

Not
Available
Cache Information: Not available
DICOM Information: Available Normally, leave as a default.
Link: Available Normally, leave as a default.
Primary Archive: Available

(b) Hosts

Do not modify the setting of AE title [DAR9500_0x (Number 1 and up is set to “x”.
Set when connect to DICOM host (MWM server, printer and image server).

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
Information: Available
Mail: Not Available
DICOM Host: Available
Host Type: Available
Capabilities: Available
Transfer Syntaxes Available
Notification: Not Available

(c) Storage

Configured image server list in (b) Hosts Tab will display.

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
Default Server: Available Configured image server list in
(b) Hosts will display.
3D Workstation: Available
(ACQ Only) Available
Default Copy Destination:
(REF Only) Available
File Management:

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(d) Exposure Parameters

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
Display In: Available
Curves Acquisition: Available
System Information: Not Available
Field of View: Not Available
Shutter Positions: Available
Image Selector Filtering(from Available
C-Arm position):
Virtual Collimator: Available
Pixel Spacing: Available
View Direction: Available

(e) Menu

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
Auto Hide Menu: Available
Menu Creation: Not Available

(f) Database

Only Performing Physician Table is configurable.

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
DICOM Dictionary Table Not Available
DICOM Device Table Not Available
DICOM Service Table Not Available
DICOM UID Table Not Available
User Table Not Available
Performing Physician Table Available
Referring Physician Table Not Available
Patient Table Not Available

(g) Physicians

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
Physician Name: Available Physician name list, which was set
in
Performing Physician in (f) Database
Tab, will display.
Acquisition Default Menu: Available
Fluoro Record: Available
Acquisition: Not Available
E-Shutters Not Available
Study Loops: Available
IVR NEO and Keyboard Available
Shortcuts
2D Guidance Available
Geometry Not Available

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(h) DICOM

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
Hosts Authentication Available
SCU Timeout (sec.) Available
SCP Timeout (sec.) Available
MWM Auto refresh delay Available
(min.)
Storage Commit Not Available
Max. Request Not Available
Max. Failed Not Available
Interval (sec.) Not Available
Timeout (sec.) Not Available
Enable MPPS Support Not Available Uncheck this item for operation.

(i) CD/DVD Configuration

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
Write Speed Not Available
Convert 512×512 Available
Automatically Write Available
Auto-accept Defaults Available
Image Processing Available
Additional Files Not Available

(j) Study Information

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
Mandatory Fields: Available
Units: Available
Accession Number: Available
Site: Available
Edit Patient Information： Available
Local Worklist Available
Pediatrics Available

(k) Visualization

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
Display Properties: Available
Study Information to Display Available
Monitor Power: Available
Close Study: Available
(REF Only)
IVR NEO Status: Available
Monochrome Monitor Available

(l) Messages

Not Available.

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(m) General

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
Shell Commands Not Available
Print Options Available
Cache Integrity Not Available
Automatic Plane Mode Not Available
Invert Direction: Available
Dose Meter Configuration Available

(n) Logs

Not Available.

(o) Font and Colors

Item Available/ Remarks

Not Available
Color Options: Available
Font Options: Available
Other Settings: Available

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5.5.2 Bi-plane option

Several Options tabs have additional values related to the bi-plane option.

Bi-plane options are configured on [System] tabs for two ACQ PC (ACQ PC (F) and
ACQ PC (L)) as follows.

ACQ F:

ACQ L:

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1) Configure each item as follows.

Link:
Item Configuration procedure
Bi-Plane Checked.
(Both ACQ F and
ACQ L)
A (Frontal) Checked.
(ACQ F only)
B (Lateral) Checked.
(ACQ L only)
Plane B Name Input IP address of ACQ PC L.
(ACQ F only)

2) Click [Apply] button to set parameters.

 On the Review [Menus] tab, Bi-plane programs are configured in the [Acquisition
Mode] option of the Camera section by selecting the [Both] item. Similarly, Frontal or
Lateral programs can be created.

 Configure [Exposure Parameters] tab as follows for Bi-plane option.

Automatic Plane Mode Change:

Item Configuration procedure
View Direction Frontal: Set Frontal eye direction.
Lateral: Set Lateral eye direction.

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 Configure [General] tab as follows for Bi-plane option.

Automatic Plane Mode Change:

Item Configuration procedure
Enable Check.
If checked, acquisition plane mode will be selected automatically
depending on the C-arm status.
Example:
 Change to “Frontal” or “Lateral” when changing the C-arm
status to Single configuration.
 Change to “Bi” when changing the C-arm status from
Single to Bi configuration.

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5.6 Printer Definition File

5.6.1 About a Tool for creating Printer Definition File

This tool assists service personnel or technical staff to provide DICOM printer definition
file for DAR-9500f.
Users of this tool are required to refer to DICOM Conformance statement or adequate
documents of the target printer, and are supposed to know available printer capability
of layout, film type and film size etc.
Also this tool requires already existing printer definition files(.pro) as initial definition
information.

NOTE
There is a definition file of the printer that has connected results in
C:\Shimadzu\ConfigFiles\Printer on REF PC. (There might not be a definition file
depending on the version of the system.)
When a file of the printer that will try to be connected has already existed in the
above-mentioned folder at the installation site, copy it into C:\Program
Files\Voyager\Workstation\Data and use it as it is. If necessary, edit this file with this
tool and use it.
When the definition file has been created and used (operated) without trouble, it is
not necessary to replace or edit it especially.

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5.6.2 How to use this tool

(1) Startup
When logging in as account “serviceapp”, an icon of Maintenance Menu.htm appears
on the desktop. Double-click it to display Maintenance Menu window. Select “Setup
Menu” and click “DICOM printer configuration” to execute this tool.

(2) Open
Select Open of File menu and open printer definition file with the extension of “.pro”.

File Open dialog as below is opened. Select desired printer definition file, and click
Open button.

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The content of printer definition file is loaded and displayed on screen as follows. With
DICOM conformance statement or adequate document, edit each items of target
printer definition. Configuration guideline for each item is written in the later section.

Note) In case Open of File menu is selected again while printer definition file is open,
warning message is displayed as below. Select Yes or No, and continue to the next
operation.

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(3) Save

When the edition of the printer definition is completed or to save current contents, save
current printer definition by selecting Save of File menu. The currently opened printer
definition file will be overwritten. Note that previous contents of the printer definition file
are lost.

Note 1) In case currently opened file is read-only file, this menu is not available.

(4) Save As

To save current printer definition with other name than previous one, select Save As of
File menu.

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The dialog of Save As is opened as below. Input new file name and click Save.

The currently opened printer definition file will be saved with new name and previous
file is kept.

Note 1) If the read-only file with the same file name already exists, the error message
will be appeared and the file cannot be saved.

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5.6.3 Configuration Direction

(1) Manufacturer (MANUFACTURER)

Input the manufacturer of printer.

Note) Maximum number of characters is up to 16. The available character set is ASCII.
In case more than 16 characters are input, or the unavailable ones are typed, error
message is displayed.

(2) Printer name (MODEL)

Input printer name.

Note) Maximum number of characters is up to 16. The available character set is ASCII.
In case more than 16 characters are input, or the unavailable ones are typed, error
message is displayed.

(3) Media type

Check available film types of the target printer. At least one item should be selected.
This enables user to select media type from checked ones when printing.

(4) Minimum and maximum number of copies (NUMBER OF COPIES)

Input the available number of copies, of the target printer. Both fields should be input.
This enables user to select how many copies are printed between these numbers
when printing.

Note1) The possible input number for the minimum and maximum number of copies is
from 1 to 99. And maximum value must be larger than minimum value.

(5) Media Size

Check available media size of the target printer. At least one item should be selected.
This enables user to select media size from checked ones when printing.

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(6) Film orientation
Check available printer orientation of film of the target printer. At least one item should
be selected. This enables user to select film orientation from checked ones when
printing.

(7) Magnification
Check available magnification of the target printer. At least one item should be
selected. This enables user to select magnification method from checked ones when
printing.

(8) Zoom in/Zoom out of smoothing type (SMOOTHING)

Add or remove the available value for target printer. This enables user to set these
setting value as a smoothing type when printing.
Setting as a smoothing value is displayed on the list.
Input available value in [value:] and then click [Add] button to add the value on the list.
Click on the list to select value (multiple selection is impossible) and then click
[Remove] button. The selected value will remove from the list.

Note1) This item is configurable only when [CUBIC] is checked in [MAGNIFICATION].

(9) Negative/positive (POLARITY)

Check the available negative/positive reverse of image of the target printer. At least
one item should be selected. This enables user to select polarity from checked ones
when printing.

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(10) Maximum number of columns and rows

Input the available maximum number of columns and rows of layout of the target
printer. This updates list of FORMAT DISPLAY.

Note) The possible input number for the minimum and maximum columns and rows
values are from 1 to 4.

(11) Layout (FORMAT DISPLAY)

Check the available film layout of the target printer. At least one item should be
selected. This enables user to select film layout from checked ones when printing.

Note) This list is effected by “NUMBER OF COLUMNS AND ROWS”.

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5.7 Print SMPTE Image

Perform as follows to print Pattern SMPTE for print density adjustment etc.

Click [File] from the side menu to open Studies Management Window.

Input “SMPTE” to [Patient ID], “All Time” to [Date], and then click [Search].
SMPTE will display on the list so select and double-click it.

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SMPTE image is displayed.

Press [Add] button and [Print] button on the side menu. As print configuration window is
displayed, press [Print] button to print.

For print density adjustment, print without redundant gradation processing or LUT,
otherwise it is not adjusted correctly. Confirm that LUT is Linear on print configuration
window and that Auto W.Level is off and Brightness and Contrast are both set to 0 on
the side menu.
Additionally be careful because the film image might be seen different from the image
on screen if Monitor is not correctly adjusted. For Monitor adjustment, refer to Image
Quality Adjustment Manual.

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5.8 DICOM Printer Configuration (Printing Information on the Film)

Configure printing information on the film as the user desires.

In DAR-9500f, it is possible to configure printing information item (Patient Name,
Institution Name and angle position etc), printing position and printing font (size etc). For
the specific method to operate, refer to DAR-9500f operation manual.

In addition, be careful as restrictions exist as below.

Coefficient of QCA calibration, Distance (%QCA Distance), Distance

(%DISTANCE), Grid, Catheter and Ball will not display.
If characters are not displayed properly, select an applicable font type.

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5.9 Configuration of MPPS

Configure on REF PC.

Select [Option] on the side menu and click [DICOM] on [Configuration] dialog.
Check on [Enable MPPS Support] and confirm that the following items are unchecked.
 Create acquisition Presentation State group:
 Automatically apply default Presentation State group:
 Prompt for new Presentation State group creation:

Check the following items depending on the hospital operation:

 Include Radiation Dose module
 Allow to overwrite MWL Study Description
 Use DUP Group Name for Protocol Name
See 5.5.1 (h) DICOM Tab.

Click [Apply] after the confirmation.

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Click [Host] on [Configuration] dialog.

In [Host Type], check [Modality Worklist Server] and also check [PPS Manager] in
[Capabilities]. And then click [Apply].

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5.10 Configuration of Storage Commitment

5.10.1 Configuration of the port number of DAR9500f

Configure the port number on REF PC and ACQ PC.

(1) Click [Option] button on the Side Menu. [Configuration] dialog is displayed. (Refer to 5.5.1)
(2) Click [Hosts] on [Configuration] dialog. [Hosts Configuration] dialog is displayed.
(3) Choose the AE Title of configured PC.（The AE title of REF PC is selected when REF PC
is configured, and when ACQ PC is configured, the AE title of ACQ PC is selected.）
(4) Configure the port. Default port number is 104.If Storage commitment is enabled; Port
number of REF PC and that of ACQ PC must be different. Setting each port numbers as
follows.
REF PC ：104
ACQ PC (ACQ-F PC) ：105
(For Bi-plane, additionally, the following configuration is necessary.)
ACQ-L PC ：106

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5.10.2 Configuration of Inbound Settings

(1) On REF PC, login with “serviceapp” and select [Start]-[Run].

(2) Enter “http:// 192.168.100.29” with English one-byte characters, and click [OK]. If unable to
access, change REF PC’s IP address to 192.168.1.1 and enter “http:// 192.168.11.1”.
(3) The dialog is displayed. Enter “manager” to user name and “friend” to password. And click
[OK].
(4) Click [Firewall/NAT] – [Access Control] then configure as below.

1). Click

2) Click

3)
Configure
as picture

4) Configure
Server IP

5)　
Configure 7) Configure 105
WAN IP of
router

6)　Configure as
picture 8) Click

(5) Do the same procedure as (4), and put 104,106 for procedure 7) in the picture above. So
create 3 configurations.

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(6) Click [Firewall/NAT]-[NAT settings]-[NAT] from Menu.

(7) Configure the Inbound Settings as follows.

NAT Type : Port-Forwarding
Target Protocol : TCP
Target Port Number Type : Single Port
Port Number : 104
P Address Forwarded to : IP address of DAR-9500f REF PC
Port Number Forwarded to : No Translation

NAT Type : Port-Forwarding

Target Protocol : TCP
Target Port Number Type : Single Port
Port Number : 105
IP Address Forwarded to : IP address of DAR-9500f ACQ F PC
Port Number Forwarded to : No Translation

(For Bi-plane, additionally, the following configuration is necessary.)

NAT Type : Port-Forwarding
Target Protocol : TCP
Target Port Number Type : Single Port
Port Number : 106
IP Address Forwarded to : IP address of DAR-9500f ACQ L PC
Port Number Forwarded to : No Translation

(Note: Refer to chapter 5 for details of router settings.)

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5.11 Synergy Configuration

Synergy is configured at factory.

If there are more than two systems in the hospital, change [Screen Name] according to
the following procedure.

5.11.1 Setting ACQ PC F

NOTE
When setting Synergy, Synergy will not work after completing the setting on REF
PC.

(1) Login to ACQ PC with “serviceapp”.

(2) Click [Start] on the bottom left of the window and click [All Programs]-[Synergy].

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(3) Click [Edit]-[Settings].

(4) [Settings] window is displayed. Input [Screen Name] for [Advanced].

1st 2nd 3rd

Screen name DAR9500ACQ-F-01 DAR9500ACQ-F-02 DAR9500ACQ-F-03

[OK] and close the window.

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(5) Set [Name of the Server].

1st 2nd 3rd

Name of the server DAR9500REV-01 DAR9500REV-02 DAR9500REV-03

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5.11.2 Setting ACQ PC L (For Bi-plane System)

NOTE
When setting Synergy, Synergy will not work after completing the setting on REF
PC.

(1) Login to ACQ PC L with “serviceapp”.

(2) Click [Start] on the bottom left of the window and click [All Programs]-[Synergy].

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(3) Click [Edit]-[Settings].

(4) [Settings] window is displayed. Input [Screen Name] for [Advanced].

1st 2nd 3rd

Screen name DAR9500ACQ-F-01 DAR9500ACQ-F-02 DAR9500ACQ-F-03

[OK] and close the window.

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(5) Set [Name of the Server].

1st 2nd 3rd

Name of the server DAR9500REV-01 DAR9500REV-02 DAR9500REV-03

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5.11.3 REF PC

(1) Login to REF PC with “serviceapp”.

(2) Click [Start] on the bottom left of the window and click [All Programs]-[Synergy].

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(3) Click [Edit]-[Settings].

(4) [Settings] window is displayed. Input [Screen Name] for [Advanced].

1st 2nd 3rd

Screen name DAR9500REV-01 DAR9500REV-02 DAR9500REV-03

Click [OK] and close the window.

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(5) Click [Configure Server…].

(6) The following window is displayed. Double-click an icon of the setting computer name.

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(7) [Screen Setting] window is displayed. Input [Screen Name].

1st 2nd 3rd

Screen name DAR9500ACQ-F-01 DAR9500ACQ-F-02 DAR9500ACQ-F-03

Click [OK] button to close the window.

(8) [Server Configure] is displayed again. Double-click “DAR9500ACQ-L-XX” icon (for Bi-
plane).

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(9) Screen Setting] window is displayed. Input [Screen Name] (for Bi-plane).

1st 2nd 3rd

Screen name DAR9500ACQ-L-01 DAR9500ACQ-L-02 DAR9500ACQ-L-03

Click [Ok].

(10) [Server Configure] is displayed again. Double-click “DAR9500REV-XX” icon.

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(11) Screen Setting] window is displayed. Input [Screen Name].

1st 2nd 3rd

Screen name DAR9500REV-01 DAR9500REV-02 DAR9500REV-03

Click [OK].

(12) [Server Configure] is displayed. Click [OK].

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(13) [Synergy] is displayed.

Click [Apply].
And check that the mouse pointer is moved to ACQ PC F and ACQ PC L.

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5.12 Setting the Image for Auto Transfer

5.12.1 Reference Image

If not Auto Transfer the reference registered image to the image server as a still image,
set the image as the following procedure.

Login to ACQ PC with service mode.

Double-click [Maintenance Menu] icon on the desktop.

The following maintenance menu window is displayed. Click [2. Setup Menu].

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The following is displayed. Click [OFF] for "Reference image transfer ON/OFF". (Click
[ON] for sending an image)

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The following window is displayed. Click [Open].

The following wnidow is displayed. Click [Run].

The following window is displayed. Click [OK].

Restart ACQ PC.

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5.13 Trouble Shooting

5.13.1 DICOM Connection Test

This chapter describes how to test with service staffs on site when DICOM has been
already connected or any problem occurs in sales procedure.
Investigation procedure is also explained here if there is a problem.

(1) Trouble Shooting

(a) PING is failed from other company’s system to our system such as DASR-9500f
Check that PING is sent to WAN IP address of router.
(It is not sent when specifying LAN IP address of router such as 192.168.100.23)
Check that LAN is wired correctly.
Try to send PING from DAR-9500f to the other company’s system (physical wiring
can be checked). However, Outbound setting of router needs to be corrected.

(b) PING is failed from our system such as DAR-9500f to other company’s system
Check that Outbound setting of router is correct.
Check that the other system is running and LAN is wired.
IP address may competing or LAN cables may wired in loop when PING is
successful or failed.

(c) ECHO is failed

Check that PING is successful. (It is premised on that PING must be succeeded)
Incorrect setting of AE title may fail the communication (depends on the software).
Check the AE title.
When ECHO from other company is failed, NAT for Inbound setting of router may
not correspond. (For example, NAT: 192.168.100.23 is required to send ECHO to
REF PC of standard IP address)
If there is a problem with response on DAR-9500f (no response, reject response
and etc.), it may response when adding a host to [Host] setting in option
configuration on DAR-9500f. There will be a check mark on the [Host
Authentication] check box in [DICOM/IHE] tab to confirm the [Host] setting.

(d) Trouble on sending image

When rejected by an association during communication, it may success when
changing transfer syntaxes. AE title may cause the problem also.
When network transfer speed is slow because of too much data, it may timeout. In
this case, try to set “SCU and SCP Timeout” longer on [DICOM/IHE] tab and it may
solve the problem.
The failure message and the error list will appear when transfer is failed.
With no patient name will cause an error on DB registration and ABORT message
will be sent when sending image to Photron1 server.
When resending the same image, ABORT message is sent and sending may fail.
However, it seems that the specification has been changed to over write.

(e) Printing Trouble

When rejected during communication, printer definition file may cause the problem
such as to print the image with a film that is not supported. Make sure to check the
specification of DICOM Conformance and printer.
It is possible to set the maximum size of the image, however, this setting may
beyond the maximum size for the printer.

1 Japanese Server manufacturer.

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(f) MWM Communication Trouble

AE station may be the mandatory item for the search condition. As it is now, a
hospital decides and registers the 3 characters of alphabet to MWM server, and the
user enters these characters.
Depends on the server, our IP address may be set as a key, so please check the
server.

(g) Slow Communication

When the communication speed between our system components such as DAR-
9500f and Review Station, they may be wired with such as AR260S and RT57/58i.
Basic speed is 100 base, so make sure to connect to gigabit hub.
If communication speed is slow, adjusting the value of packet size and file packet
grouping may be speed up the communication. These values may change
depending on the network environment so there is no regular method for
adjustment.
However, the communication between Shimadzu components, such as DAR-9500f
and Review Station or 3D Workstation, are stabled, therefore, set the packet size to
“87808” and file packets grouping to “2” (these are the fastest values for now).
Check that the transfer speed is about 115Mbps.
For the communication with external systems, it is adjusted depending on the
environment. It is recommended not to set the range extending the maximum PDU
size (this is indicated during association) of the destination. Set “1” for the file
packet grouping for faster speed, but it depends on the environment.
Reference high communication speed for printing is approximately 17 seconds for 6
frame printing of 14x17 size.

(2) Log for DAR-9500f

(a) Communication Success
When communication is succeeded, the dialog will appear.

・ADICOM association
accept message will be
returned.
・Acceptance is on
Pre.context
(Reject is NG).

Response (RSP) of
C-STORE.

Success when Status

is 0.

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Send RQ of Release.
Receive RP to complete
the communication.

(3) ABORT of Communication

(a) When the message of “ABORT” is displayed, DICOM communication is forced to
terminate by the source host. This message will appear only when the application
of source host is running. (DICOM message cannot be sent when the application
is aborted)

(4) Reject the Association

(a) Association is sent at first when start the DICOM communication such as ECHO
and sending image, the host sends the RJ (Reject) sometimes. In this case, there
is a possibility of not setting the AE title correctly on the source host or not
supporting the transfer syntaxes.

5.13.2 Investigation Procedure for Troubles

(1) Communication Check with Dosimeter
(a) Confirmation procedure
Contents of communication will display in RS232C_Diamentor→send/Recv on SPY
Tool2.

(2) Behavior of Normal Operation

During normal operation of the system, the reset signal is interacting when the
study is started. The message of “Send : RES, Recv : RES” is displayed on the
window.

2There is a SPY Tool as a confirmation tool on DAR-9500f. Input “zerg” on the window
of DAR-9500f (ACQ F). And then right-click the mouse holding down ctrl, alt, and z key
to startup.

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(3) ARCNET Communication

(a) Confirmation Procedure
A window will display. Change the item of ArcnetShow window from 0 to 1. The
window that indicates the communication contents of Arcnet will display.
Displayed “SrcID, DestID” indicates the source host and destination of Arcnet
command. Components that communicate with ARCNET will be indicated as
follows.
C-ARM (16) : C-arm
Gen(32) : Generator
(33) : Generator (Lateral)
IVR(50) : IVRNEO
Dig(48) : Digital (ACQF)
Jbox(52) : RSYS
Sent command will be displayed in a row indicated “Command”. The numbers such
as 412 are displayed.

(b) Behavior of Normal Operation

There are no interactions of messages (still mode) normally. Signals are sending
continuously and the log window may continuously updating in case of abnormal
conditions.
When using a lever of IVRNEO and a lever button, the command “702” will be sent
from IVR to DIG.
When changing fluoroscopy DUP on the digital, “7010” is sent from the digital to
jbox(RSYS) and “7011” will respond. “105” is sent to Gen and “106” is responded.
When changing the angle of C-arm, “419” is sent from the C-arm to the digital.

(c) Behavior of Trouble

Network may be reset as the noise effects the cables. This is called
“Reconstruction”. When the reconstruction is generated, the word “RECON” will be
displayed in a command row on the Arcnet window.

(d) Trouble Shooting

When predict that there is a problem on ARCNET wiring, remove the components
except the both ends. And then return (add) the components in order as confirming
the situation with SPY Tool. Also, make sure that it is terminated normally.

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5.14 Customized Items

A part of software can be customized by operating the registry editor.3

5.14.1 Setting the Image Type for Auto Transfer

REF PC:
Voyager－Workstation－System Options－SendAnnotation→(true/false)
To transfer the saved image (photo file image) to the server automatically or not.

5.14.2 White Line During Printing

Voyager－Workstation－System Options－PrinterSeparator→(true/false)
To section the images frame by frame when printing.

5.14.3 Display or Hide DSA Tool

As the DSA tool could not display on the Review Station when shipping by mistake.
Follow the registry key below to take action.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Voyager\Workstation\System
Options\DisableableFeatures\DisableDSATool→true(disable)/false(enable)

3 Specify the file name and execute “regedit” to display the registry editor.

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6. Router Configuration
6.1 Login
1) On REF PC, login with “serviceapp” and select [Start]-[Run].

2) Enter “http:// 192.168.100.29” with English one-byte characters, and click [OK].

If unable to access, check the following things.

> Router power supply is turned ON.
> LAN cable is connected properly from PC to router, and that whole router LEDs are
lighted.
> Check IP address of router.
If standard IP address is changed, use the same IP address of the router for PC. For
example, if IP address of the router is 192.168.101.29, set IP address of PC to such
as 192.168.101.23, using the same “192.168.101”.
If any of them above did not work, refer to “6.5 Initialization Method” and initialize the
router.

3) The following dialog is displayed. Enter “manager” to user name and “friend” to
password. And click [OK].

4) Menu window is displayed.

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6.2 Time Configuration

1) Click [System management]-[Time zone setting] from the menu in order. Enter Date and
Time and select suitable timezone.

2) After completing the configuration, click [Apply].

3) Click [Save] button on the upper-left corner of the window to store the configuration.

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6.3 WAN IP Address Configuration

1) Click [WAN]-[WAN] in order from Menu.

2) Select [Fixed IP] in [Connection Mode].

3) Enter each parameter as follows and click [Apply] button.

Directed broadcast forwarding : disable

IP address : Ask network administrator in hospital.
Subnet Mask : Ask network administrator in hospital.
Gateway address : Not required for standard setting, but required if
specified the value by hospital.
Primary DNS server : Not required for standard setting, but required if
specified the value by hospital.

NOTE : If IP address of DAR-9500f is asked when connecting with image server or etc,
reply WAN IP address of router.

4) Click [Save] button on the upper-left corner of the window to store the configuration.

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6.4 Firewall Configuration Method

(1) Setting NAT
1) Click [Firewall/NAT]-[NAT Configuration]-[NAT] in order from Menu.

2) Enter each parameter as follows and click [Add] button.

NAT Type : Port-Forwarding

Target Protocol : TCP
Target Port Number
Type : Single Port
Port Number : 104 (REF PC receiving number)
IP Address forwarded to
IP Address : 192.168.100.23 ( REF PC IP address)
Port Number forwarded to
Type : No Translation

NOTE : If IP address of REF PC is different from the standard IP address, refer to « 6.7
Individual Setting ».

3) After the modification, click [Save] button on the upper-left corner of the window to
store the configuration.

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(2) Setting Outbound/Inbound

Add:
1) Click [Firewall/NAT]-[Access Control] in order.
Select [eth0(WAN)] from a tab and set [Access Control] to “enable”.

2) Enter each parameter as follows and click [Add] for each setting.
Setting Outbound
<ACQ PC (Frontal)>
Direction : Outbound
Action : Permit
Priority : (Automatic setting, so do not change.)
Source IP
Type : IP Address
IP Address : 192.168.100.22 (IP address of Frontal acquisition PC)
Destination IP : All
Source Port : All
Destination Port : All
Protocol : All

<REF PC>
Direction : Outbound
Action : Permit
Priority : (Automatic setting, so do not change.)
Source IP
Type : IP Address
IP Address : 192.168.100.23 (IP address of REF PC)
Destination IP : All
Source Port : All
Destination Port : All
Protocol : All

(For Bi-plane) ACQ PC (Lateral)

Direction : Outbound
Action : Permit
Priority : (Automatic setting, so do not change.)
Source IP
Type : IP Address
IP Address : 192.168.100.25 (IP address of Lateral acquisition PC)
Destination IP : All
Source Port : All
Destination Port : All
Protocol : All

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Setting Inbound
Direction : Inbound
Action : Permit
Priority : (Automatic setting, so do not change.)
Source IP
Type : IP Address
IP Address : (IP address of image server)
Destination IP : (Router WAN IP address)
Source Port : All
Destination Port : 104
Protocol : TCP

NOTE : If IP address of REF PC and ACQ PC is different from standard, refer to »6.7
Individual Setting ».

3) Click [Save] button on the upper-left corner of the window to store the configuration.

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Correct:
1) From [Access Control List] at the bottom of the window, select and click the setting to
correct.

2) Change the setting and click [Modify] botton.

3) Click [Save] button on the upper-left corner of the window to store the configuration.

Delete:
1) From [Access Control List] at the bottom of the window, select and click the setting to
remove.

2) Click [Save] button on the upper-left corner of the window to store the configuration.

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6.5 Initialization Method

* This procedure is not necessary at installation. Do this only in the following cases:

- In case impossible to access because of mistakes such as incorrect IP address

configuration of Router.
- In case expected to reset to an initialization configuration due to some reasons.

(a) Open the configuration window and click [System Management] - [System
Configuration] - [Default Settings]. Back up is not necessary.

* If impossible to access because of mistakes such as incorrect IP address of Router, or

impossible to open the configuration window due to some causes, do the following operation.

(b) Power off the switch of Router, and wait more than 5 seconds.

* Both of “Power switch” and “RESET Switch” are on the back of the Router.

(c) Holding “RESET Switch”, turn on “Power switch”. Keep holding “RESET Switch”
until SYSTEM LED blink on and off 3times shortly.

(d) After initialization, IP address of Router is 192.168.1.1, and Sub-net Mask is

255.255.255.0. When a configuration is necessary, enter http://192.168.1.1 in
Internet Explorer and access. However, accessible IP address of PC to Router
should be set to 192.168.1.xxx, and Sub-net Mask to 255.255.255.0.

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6.6 LAN IP Address Configuration

NOTE
If IP address of router is changed, it is impossible to access to the router. And menu cannot
be selected and settings cannot be referred and changed. To recover from this conditions, set
the same subnet mask as router, and set IP address which has same parameter in 1st, 2nd and
3rd field as router.
For example

If router’s configuration is:

IP address：192.168.101.29
Sub-net Mask：255.255.255.0

PC’s configuration is:

IP address：192.168.101.X
Sub-net Mask：255.255.255.0
In Internet Explorer, Enter http://192.168.101.29 and press Enter key.
It becomes possible to access.

1) Configure LAN IP address, Subnet Mask. Click [LAN]-[IP] from Menu. Configure IP
address and Subnet Mask described in Configuration policy above.

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2) Click [Apply] after the configuration.

3) Click [LAN]-[IP] from Menu. Confirm IP address and Subnet Mask configured above is
displayed.

4) Click [Save] button on the upper-left corner of the window to store the configuration.

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6.7 Individual Settings

If conforming to each situation below, change the configuration.
(a) Perform remote maintenance by sharing one line with several systems in the same
hospital.
Change LAN IP address 192.168.100.2* to 192.168.100.4* (the 3rd system is
192.168.100.6*).

(b) Compete between inside hospital LAN and address.

If address for setting has been used in hospital, change 192.168.100.*** to
192.168.101.***
(c) Network is different between patient information and image.
When network is different between patient information and images, add one more router
and set the address etc. below.

Information Router
WAN IP Address
Refer to page

Firewall Setting
NAT setting
Refer to page

Outbound / Inbound Setting

Direction : Outbound
Action : Permit
Priority : (Automatic setting, so do not change.)
Source IP
Type : IP Address
IP Address : 192.168.100.23 (IP address of REF PC)
Destination IP : All
Source Port : All
Destination Port : All
Protocol : All

LAN IP Address
IP Address : 192.168.100.28 (LAN IP address of router)
NetMask : 255.255.255.0
Directed broadcast : disable

Image Router
WAN IP Address
Refer to page 6-3.

Firewall Setting
NAT setting
Refer to page 6-4.

Outbound / Inbound Setting

Refer to page from 6-5 to 6-7.

LAN IP Address
Refer to page 6-9.

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7. Configuration of IP Address of I-SYS and CP2

NOTE
Follow this chapter only if hospital has two or more systems.

Configure IP address of I-SYS and CP2, Subnet mask and Default gateway as the
following table.
<Single-plane/Bi-plane Frontal>
st nd rd
1 System 2 System 3 System
I-SYS
IP address 192.168.100.26 192.168.100.46 192.168.100.66
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.100.29 192.168.100.49 192.168.100.69
CP2
IP address 192.168.100.21 192.168.100.41 192.168.100.61

<Bi-plane Lateral>
st nd rd
1 System 2 System 3 System
I-SYS (L)
IP address 192.168.100.27 192.168.100.47 192.168.100.67
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0
Default gateway 192.168.100.29 192.168.100.49 192.168.100.69
CP2 (L)
IP address 192.168.100.24 192.168.100.44 192.168.100.64

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7.1 Configuration of I-SYS IP Address

(1) Connect from REF PC to MPC by remote desktop.

(2) Turn ON DIP SW1-1 on I-SYS board.

(3) Press the push switch of I-SYS board to reboot I-SYS.

NOTE
In case of single-plane system, REF image will not display during I-SYS restarting. Wait
until I-SYS is restarted. (Approximately wait for 30 seconds)

(4) Check that maintenance menu is displayed on R_I-SYS Terminal of MPC.

==========================================
I - S Y S S e r v i c e M e n u
FPGA Rev.0.0.12 (2011-04-11)
------------------------------------------
1- Update FPGA/Firmware/Tables.
2- Board Check Program.
3- Debug Tools for R&D
4- Ethernet / RTC setting
------------------------------------------
Menu : 4

Select “4- Ethernet /RTC setting”.

(5) On Ethernet/RTC Tools, select “3- IP-Address write”.

==========================================
I - S Y S Ethernet/RTC T o o l s
------------------------------------------
1- Ethernet Setting read
2- MAC-Address write
3- IP-Address write
4- Ethernet Test Firmware Send
5- DATE/TIME read
6- DATE/TIME setting
7- RTC IC Dump
0- Quit
------------------------------------------
Menu: 3

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(6) Enter each value in order of IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway. (Impossible to
omit) When press [Enter] without entering values, they will be cancelled.

IP Address [0-255] = 192

IP Address [0-255] = 168
IP Address [0-255] = 100
IP Address [0-255] = 46
Subnet Mask [0-255] = 255
Subnet Mask [0-255] = 255
Subnet Mask [0-255] = 255
Subnet Mask [0-255] = 0
Default Gateway [0-255] = 192
Default Gateway [0-255] = 168
Default Gateway [0-255] = 100
Default Gateway [0-255] = 49
Erasing FLASH memory...
Writing to FLASH memory (84400000H)...

After entering for all items, setting values will be written on FLASH memory and return to
the original menu.

(7) Check that IP address is configured.

On Ethernet/RTC Tools menu, select “1- Ethernet Setting read”.

==========================================
I - S Y S Ethernet/RTC T o o l s
------------------------------------------
1- Ethernet Setting read
2- MAC-Address write
3- IP-Address write
4- Ethernet Test Firmware Send
5- DATE/TIME read
6- DATE/TIME setting
7- RTC IC Dump
0- Quit
------------------------------------------
Menu: 1

Current Network setting is displayed.

MAC Address :00-11-22-33-44-55

IP Address :192.168.100.046

Subnet Mask :255.255.255.000

Defualt Gateway :192.168.100.049

Check that values are set correctly.

(8) Set to ON the DIP SW1-1 of I-SYS BOARD.

(9) Press I-SYS BOARD push switch and restart I-SYS.

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7.2 Configuration of CP2 IP Address

(1) Turn OFF the power supply of CP2.

(The power switch is located on CP2 rear.)

(2) Connect ”SERIAL 1” on CP2 rear and COM3 port on ACQ-PC with the straight
cable supplied with CP2.
*COM3 is a port that the dosimeter (optional) is connected.

(3) Login to ACQ-PC with service mode.

(4) Open “C:\Shimadzu\Tools\Command_Processor”

folder and run “hostdown.exe”.

(5) From [Configure] – [Communication Port] menu of [Host Download] tool, select
COM3 and click [Connect].

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(6) Check that [Host Download] tool is in connection request mode (”--Working --”
is blinking) and turn ON the power of CP2.

(7) When “Connection Request Timeout” dialogue is displayed, check the following
things. Click [Retry] to check that [Host Download] tool is in connection request
mode and then turn ON the power of CP2.

・ Turn OFF the power after CP2 is started.

LED of POWER, RUN, FRAME is lighted and 7SEG display is in OFF
mode.
・ Serial cable should be a straight cable.
・”SERIAL 1” of CP2 and COM3 of ACQ-PC should be connected.
・COM3 should be connected on [Host Download] tool.

(8) When the connection is established, ”Connection Established” is displayed.

Click [OK].

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(9) Select [Target Command] – [Change Target’s IP Address…].

Enter IP address in “Specify new IP Address” and click [Set IP Now].

(10) On [Connection Status], check

Last Command : set IP address
Last Status: success
and also IP address on [Target Info].

(11) Select [Target Command] – [Reboot Target].

(12) ”Reboot” is displayed.

Select [OK]. CP2 will restart.

(13) After CP2 is restarted, IP address is configured.

(14) Exit [Host Download] tool.

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7.3 Configuration of I-SYS F/W Writer

(1) Login to REF PC with “serviceapp”.

(2) Double-click “I-SYS FW Writer” shortcut key on the desktop.

[I-SYS FW Writer] is start running.

Select [Network].

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(3) [Network Settings] is displayed. Set IP address of I-SYS.

st nd rd
1 System 2 System 3 System
I-SYS (F)
IP : 192.168.100.26 192.168.100.46 192.168.100.66
Port 7011 7011 7011
I-SYS (L)
IP : 192.168.100.27 192.168.100.47 192.168.100.67
Port 7011 7011 7011

Click [OK].

(4) Exit from I-SYS FW Writer.

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8. DVI MAIN Connection Configuration

8.1 DVI MAIN Connection Configuration
Setting of monitor channel and Cine Area Zoom that connects to DVI MAIN ASSY is described in
this chapter. Set this connection for any purpose such as adding monitors for 3D Work Station
(optional).

(1) Startup ACQ PC (Frontal) login with “serviceapp”.

Double-click “Maintenance Menu” short cut on the desktop. “DAR-9xxx Maintenance Menu” is
displayed and then click “2. Setup Menu”.

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(2) “DAR-9xxx Setup Menu” is displayed, click “Configure DVI MAIN”.

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(3) “DVI Config” is displayed on the window.

 In case of DVI-MAIN2
<Single-Plane System Standard Settings>

Output Channel
CH-5 (VIDEO): VGA output
CH-6 (VIDEO-2): NTSC/PAL output

(Reference)
The following window will be displayed during MAP fluoroscopy.
For Single-plane,
REF Monitor in Examination room: LIVE image

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<Bi-Plane System Standard Settings>

(Note) For Bi-plane system, CH1 and CH2 of Output Channel will be different from Single-plane.

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 In case of DVI-MAIN3
<Single-Plane System Standard Settings>

NOTE

The setting of CH-1 (REF-1) is different between DVI-MAIN2 and DVI-MAIN3.

Output Channel
CH-5 (VIDEO): VGA output
CH-6 (VIDEO-2): NTSC/PAL output

(Reference)
The following window will be displayed during MAP fluoroscopy.
For Single-plane,
REF Monitor in Examination room: LIVE image

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<Bi-Plane System Standard Settings>

(Note) For Bi-plane system, CH1 and CH2 of Output Channel will be different from Single-plane.

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[Default] Return to the system default settings.

[Test] Send the current settings to DVI MAIN and test the operation. And when
changing the input/output settings, the changes are saved in a flash memory
of DVI MAIN board.
[OK] Save the settings and end.
[Cancel] Cancel the settings and end.
DVI MAIN Type-2 Set DVI MAIN type. Check the check box.
Input Channel Select input channel for “Output Channel”.
Refer to the Diagram of Channel on next page.
Cine Area Zoom Set Cine Area Zoom or not.
If yes, check “Enable”.
Zoom Rate Set zoom rate for Cine Area Zoom. (Range: 1.05 to 1.95, 0.05 of interval)
Zoom Area Set display area for Cine Area Zoom.
Center: Zoom the center of the window.
Always display the side menu, setting for 1 row of thumb nail.
Left1: Display the left side of the window.
AutoHide the side menu, setting for 1 row of thumb nail.
Left2: Display the left edge of the window.
AutoHide the side menu, setting for 2 rows of thumbnail.

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 Diagram of Channel
Showing Output Channel, Input Channel and the connector name that is printed on the board.
Confirm the connected Input Channel and displayed monitor channel, and then set the channel.
A:Control Room
Input Channel Output Channel B:Examination Room

DVI MAIN ASSY DVI OUT ASSY

(REF1
ACQ In-1(ACQ-1)
CH-1[REF-1] ① ① MONITOR)
PC 1
J10 REF1 MONITOR
J20
J21
②
OPTION 2 In-2(ACQ-2)
PC
J11

CH-2[ACQ] ③ ② (ACQ
MONITOR)
OPTION In-3(AUX)
PC
3 J22 ACQ MONITOR
J23
DVI SUB ASSY
J12
④

REF In-4(REF-1)
PC
(REF1 IN) 1 4
8-9

(REF2 OPTION
J13
CH-3[REF-2] ⑤ ③ MONITOR) LCD

J24
OPTION In-5(REF-2) J25 OPTION
PC (REF2 IN) 2 5 ⑥ LCD
J14

=DVI MAIN Connection Configuration=

OPTION (AUX OPTION
PC (AUX IN1) 3 6
In-6(AUX-1)
CH-4[AUX] ⑦ ④ MONITOR) LCD
J15
J26
J27
⑧ OPTION
LCD
OPTION In-7(AUX-2)
PC (AUX IN2) 4 7
J16 CH-6[VIDEO1]
CH-5[VIDEO2]
A
J31
M517-E610

A POWER CABLE
(VIDEO (VIDEO (SUB POWER)
OUT 2) OUT 1)

NTSC/PAL NTSC/PAL
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(4) Reboot the system when completing the settings.

Usually, it is automatically operated with ACQ-F when startup.

Confirm that the monitor displays as the setting values.

NOTE

The following error message will appear when communication error occurs.

Confirm that I-SYS and DVI-MAIN are connected with a serial cable.

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8.2 Setting LIVE Monitor Option

If there are LIVE Monitor Option, CH4 must be setting as follows.
If there are also LIVE Monitor Option on Bi-Plane Lateral, apply the same setting as well.

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8.3 Chage the Setting of I-SYS BOARD

Set this section only if LIVE monitor option is applied.

(1) Login to REF-PC with “serviceapp”.

(2) Double-click “I-SYS FW Writer” shortcut icon on the deskop.

[I-SYS FW Writer] is started.

Select [Config] in [Frontal].

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(3) [I-SYS Config (Frontal)] is displayed.

Set “MAP/LIVE” and “Last Image Hold” as follows and click [Apply].

MAP/LIVE: Unchecked
Last Image Hold: Checked

(4) A message of [Operation was successfully finished] is displayed.

Click [OK].

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(5) [I-SYS Config (Frontal)] is displayed again.

Click [Exit].

(6) [Do you want to restart I-SYS board?] is dislayed.

For Single-plane: Select [Yes] and restart I-SYS. Now the setting of I-SYS BOARD is
completed.
For Bi-plane: Select [No] and go on to step (7).

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(7) [I-SYS F/W Writer] is displayed again.

Select [Config] in [Lateral].

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(8) [I-SYS Config (Lateral)] is displayed.

Set “MAP/LIVE” and “Last Image Hold” as follows and click [Apply].

MAP/LIVE: Unchecked
Last Image Hold: Checked

(9) A message of [Operation was successfully finished] is displayed.

Select [OK].

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(10) [I-SYS Config (Lateral)] is displayed again.

Click [Exit].

(11) A message of [Do you want to restart I-SYS board?] is displayed.

Click [No].

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(12) Press I-SYS BOARD F/L Push Switch and restart both I-SYS BOARD Frontal and Lateral at
the same time.

Push Switch

Now the setting of I-SYS BOARD is completed.

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9. FPD Cooling System (HEC002-A5B)

9.1 Outline
This device is to cool down FPD (Flat Panel Detector). Antifreeze solution of 30 degrees circulates
between the Cooling System and FPD in equipment room through the hoses. Fig.1 shows the external
figure.

Power switch Refill the antifreeze solution from here.

Level meter

Fig.1 External figure

9.2 Specification
Table 1. Specification table
Device type name HEC002-A5B
Temperature adjustment range From 10 to 60 degrees
Temperature stability From ±0.01 to 0.03 degrees
Reservoir tank capacity 1.2 liters
(capacity of the circulation (5.2 liters including the hose)
water)
Circulating water Antifreeze solution
(Principal component: propylene glycol)
Flow rate of circulating solution 1.2 liter/minute
Heat removal ability 230W
Input voltage AC100V
Maximum current consumption 8A
Weight 17.5kg (18.7kg after filling solution)

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9.3 Installation
1. Installation environment
It is necessary to follow the installation environment below to keep the temperature of FPD at a
prescribed FPD to prevent dew condensation.
Examination room: Temperature from 10 to 35 degrees, humidity from 15 to 75%
Equipment room: Temperature from 10 to 35 degrees, humidity from 15 to 75%
Do not install the system where the temperature and humidity is higher and with corrosive substances.
An air Cooling System is installed in this device. Let the air in from the left side and out from the right
side. For sufficient ventilation, more than 20 cm of space is required for both side of the system, or the
cooling capacity may degrading and it may damage the compressor in some cases.
Avoid installation of this equipment in dusty area and make a schedule for periodic cleanup. (Refer to
section “9.5 Maintenance for schedule)

2. Connection of hose
Two 35m hoses are equipped. Each hose has a thick part and a thin part. Thick hose should be
connected with the Cooling System and thin hose should be connected with FPD. It is recommended
to cut extra part of hose and make it short as possible to increase the cooling capacity. Please be
careful not to break the hose. The minimum bend radius for a thick hose is 95mm and thin hose is
60mm.
This Cooling System has a mechanism that it keeps the preset temperature even if the ambient
temperature falls below the setting temperature. So, there is no problem when the equipment room
temperature can be kept in the above-mentioned value. However, if there is a possibility of an
equipment room temperature becomes below that, it becomes easier to keep the preset temperature by
wrapping the heat insulator around hoses in the equipment room.

3. Wiring
Please refer to section “9.6”. Connect the power supply code with the outlet of the following voltages
in the ACQ3/ACQ3L Cabinet.
50/60Hz: 100V ±10%
For connection of the signal cable from the flow switch, refer to section “9.6 Connecting chart”.

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4. Filling antifreeze solution

Fig.2 shows the top view of Cooling System. Circled part is where to fill the antifreeze solution to
reservoir tank. Capacity of reservoir tank is 1.2 liter, but a hose volume is 4 liter so the antifreeze
solution is required depending on the length of the hose.
Pour the antifreeze solution into the reservoir tank and turn on the power. It is decreasing when it starts
circulating, so refill the antifreeze solution. When it stops decreasing, keep it circulating about 10
minutes. Bubbles in the pipe will be gone.
If bubbles in a pump do not come out, the antifreeze solution circulates slowly. In this case, turn off
and on the power to outgas bubbles from the pump. And then check the connected area where there is
no water leakage on the circulation path.

Refill the antifreeze solution

from here.

Fig.2 Top view of Cooling System

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5. Operation method
1) Switch and display
The following pictures show the external figure of Cooling System.
External Figure of Cooling System

Display panel

[SEL] key [RET] key [▼▲] key

The following picture shows control panel and display panel.

Control and Display Panel

Current water
temperature

Setting water
temperature

Mode

When turn on the switch, software information is displayed for a second. And then the current and
setting temperature, and mode are displayed. The mode is “Normal” for basic usage.

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2) Method of changing water temperature setting value

Factory setting of Cooling System is shown as the following table.
Table 2.Setting of Cooling System
Item Setting value
Setting temperature 30 degrees
Selecting control operation Normal
Offset setting 0.00

Follow the operation below to change the setting of temperature.

Setting Temperaature
Press [SEL] key and move a cursor of [<] to
SV.

And press [▼▲] key to change the setting

temperature.

After changing to any temperature, press

[RET] key to complete the temperature
setting, and go back to the normal standby
window.

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6. Trial operation
Keep operating the system for 10-30 minutes to confirm whether an actual measurement value of
water temperature becomes 30 degrees (the time which reaches to 30 degrees depends on the starting
temperature of operation). Please check that there is no solution leakage around FPD, hose joint, and
back of the Cooling System after it starts operating. Also, confirm that water temperature display
becomes 30 degrees. Water temperature had been set to 30 degrees at the factory setting.

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9.4 Daily check item

The temperature of FPD might rise when the circulation of cooling solution stops and FPD might
break down. If the circulation stops, the flow switch will run and an error message will appear on REF
monitor (refer to “DAR-9500f Operation Manual” for error message). Please explain to the customers
that the following items are to be done for a daily check.

NOTE

1. Confirm that the temperature display in front of the Cooling System should be 30±1 degrees.
Customer has to contact with our service department when it is not so.

2. Confirm that antifreeze solution is filled enough in the tank in the Cooling System. Please replenish
the specified distilled water about once a month. (Part Name: DISTILLED WATER,20L
P/N:017-40513-05). There is the low and high marker for guiding the distilled water in the tank.
The appropriate solution level is the level between those two markers. You cannot operate the
Cooling System if level is below the low marker.

3. The temperature and humidity of the examination room and the equipment room must be in the
standard value of the installation environment condition. Adjust the set temperature of
air-conditioning because condensation might occur if it is not so.

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9.5 Maintenance

WARNING

Unplug the power supply cord when removing the panel and cover to avoid getting an electric shock.

 Please vacuum or wipe the dust on a filter with a dry cloth.

 Please check the antifreeze solution in a tank at periodical maintenance. Confirm that whether
water becomes discolored or no garbage in it.
 Please exchange circulation water regularly. Frequency of the exchange is once for every two
years. Please prepare the prescribed antifreeze solution.

Table 3. Regular exchange part

Part number Part name Amount Remarks
10 Container,Antifreeze
1 502-40190 1
Solution 10L
2 502-40086 1 Container,Pure Water 1L 1

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9.6 Connecting chart

(1)
Water flow

FPD

Flow switch

Filter

Cooling
System
（HEC002）
(3)
ACQ3 Cabinet

J8

I-SYS

AC100V

100V
(2)

Table 4 Connecting cables

<Single-Plane/Frontal>
Part Number Part name Remark
1 502-26532 Hose Assy,RTE-7 35m
2 565-11475-01 CORD SET, WATER CHILLER F 10m
3 565-11390-01 Cooler Warning Cable 10m

<SBi-Plane/Lateral>
Part Number Part name Remark
1 502-26532 Hose Assy,RTE-7 35m
2 565-11475-02 CORD SET, WATER CHILLER L 10m
3 565-11390-02 Cooler Warning Cable 10m

NOTE

On Bi-plane system, be sure to change the power cable for Frontal FPD cooling unit from ACQ3
cabinet to ACQ3L cabinet because of electricity capacity.

Connect the flow switch of Lateral FPD cooling unit to I-SYS L of ACQ3 Cabinet.

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9.7 External figure

Cooling System HEC002-A5B

270
436
210

Filter
フィルタ

393
（Wall） （Wall）

200 200
Circulation solution OUT Drain
ドレイン
Circulation solution IN Installed distance Installed distance

Unit: mm

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10. Adjust of virtual collimation

10.1 Outline
Adjustment procedure of virtual collimation is described in this chapter.

CAUTION

Please follow “M526-E313 F-50 Installation Manual” to adjust virtual collimation after adjusting
collimator.

10.2 Operation Specification

When moving collimator, virtual collimation is displayed on ACQ monitor. Virtual collimation will
disappear after a certain period of time or when performing fluoroscopy. This function is supported
only for H/V/C shutter.

C-Shutter H-Shutter

V-Shutter

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10.3 Adjustment
1. Start up the system and login to REF PC and ACQ PC with “serviceapp” to start running the
application.
2. Click [Option] on side menu on REF PC to display [Configuration] window.
3. Click [Exposure Parameters] tab.
4. To adjust Single-plane/Bi-plane Frontal, set FOV to [Frontal]. And set FOV to [Lateral] for
adjusting Bi-plane Lateral.

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10.3.1 Adjust of H and V Shutter

Adjust H and V shutter. Adjust for all field of view.
Adjust values only for “Open” and fix values to 100 for “Close”.

Reference value for the configuration is listed in the following Table 1. Adjust based on the
reference value.

H-Shutter V-Shutter
FOV
Open Close Open Close
12 (Large) -5 100 0 100
10 (Medium) -8 100 -2 100
8 (Small) -9 100 -5 100
6 (Smallest) -12 100 -8 100
4.5 (FOV 5th) -14 100 -15 100
(a) 12 inch FPD Frontal

H-Shutter V-Shutter
FOV
Open Close Open Close
12 (Large) -5 100 0 100
10 (Medium) -5 100 -2 100
8 (Small) -8 100 -5 100
6 (Smallest) -12 100 -5 100
4.5 (FOV 5th) -12 100 -15 100
(b) 12 inch FPD Lateral

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H-Shutter V-Shutter
FOV
Open Close Open Close
8 (Large) -15 100 -15 100
7 (Medium) -10 100 -5 100
6 (Small) -15 100 -5 100
4.5 (Smallest) -15 100 -5 100
(c) 8 inch FPD Frontal

H-Shutter V-Shutter
FOV
Open Close Open Close
8 (Large) -15 100 -10 100
7 (Medium) -15 100 -10 100
6 (Small) -15 100 -15 100
4.5 (Smallest) -15 100 -15 100
(d) 8 inch FPD Lateral

Table 1 H-Shutter and V-Shutter Configuration Reference Value

1. Set 12 inch ([Large]) field of view size first. Confirm that field of view is set to 12 inch on the
system display and etc. Confirm that FOV on the setting window for REF PC is set to [Large] as
well.

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2. Adjust V-Shutter first. Close the V-Shutter halfway and perform fluoroscopy. And then close the
C-Shutter and the virtual collimation for V-Shutter is displayed. Set value of [Open] to align
fluoroscopy image and the position of virtual collimation for V-Shutter. Click [Apply] and that the
setting value of virtual collimation is reflected.

NOTE

Disable to enter “-“ with numerical keypad. Use “-“ under the Function keys.

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3. Adjust H-Shutter as well by following step 2.

4. Adjust FOV [Medium] (12 inch, 10/8 inch, 7 inch) next. Confirm that field of view size is 10 inch
and FOV is [Medium].

5. Adjust V-Shutter and H-Shutter as well by following step 2.

6. Adjust other field of view as well. For Bi-plane system, set each FOV of Lateral.

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10.3.2 Adjust C Shutter

Adjust C-shutter. Adjust value of [Open] and [Close] for all field of view.

Reference value for the configuration is listed in the following Table 2. Adjust based on the
reference value.

C-Shutter
FOV
Open Close
12 (Large) -10 75
10 (Medium) -10 70
8 (Small) -10 62
6 (Smallest) -17 50
4.5 (FOV 5th) -17 32
(a) 12 inch FPD Frontal

C-Shutter
FOV
Open Close
12 (Large) 0 75
10 (Medium) 0 70
8 (Small) 0 62
6 (Smallest) 0 50
4.5 (FOV 5th) 0 32
(b) 12 inch FPD Lateral

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C-Shutter
FOV
Open Close
8 (Large) -10 55
7 (Medium) -10 55
6 (Small) -10 50
4.5 (Smallest) -10 30
8 (Large) -10 55
(c) 8 inch FPD Frontal

C-Shutter
FOV
Open Close
8 (Large) -10 55
7 (Medium) -10 50
6 (Small) -10 50
4.5 (Smallest) -10 30
8 (Large) -10 55
(d) 8 inch FPD Lateral

Table 2 C-Shutter Configuration Reference Value

1. Set 12 inch ([Large]) field of view size first. Confirm that field of view is set to 12 inch on the
system display and etc. Confirm that FOV on the setting window for REF PC is set to [Large] as
well.

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2. Adjust [Close] value. Fully-close the C-shtter and perform fluoroscopy, and close H-shutter.
Virtual collimation of C-shutter will display. Set [Close] value to align fluoroscopy image and
virtual collimation of C-shutter. Enter the value and click [Apply], the setting value of virtual
collimation will be reflected.

3. Adjust value of [Open]. Close the C-shutter half-way and perform fluoroscopy. Close the
H-shutter, and the virtual collimation of C-shutter will display. Set [Open] value to align the
fluoroscopy image and virtual collimation of C-shutter.

4. Adjust other field of view. For Bi-plane system, set each FOV of Lateral.

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NOTE

If there is a dosimeter, set dose display according to “Chapter 11 Installation of Dosimeter

(Option)”. Adjust virtual collimator and dose display with the same parameters (Open/Close of
H/V/C-Shutter). Set dose display as a priority.

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10.4 Check Sheet

Write down adjustment data in the following sheet.

<12 inch Frontal>

Virtual collimation
FOV C-Shutter H-Shutter V-Shutter
Open
12
Close 100 100
Open
10
Close 100 100
Open
8
Close 100 100
Open
6
Close 100 100
Open
4.5
Close 100 100

<12 inch Lateral>

Virtual collimation
FOV C-Shutter H-Shutter V-Shutter
Open
12
Close 100 100
Open
10
Close 100 100
Open
8
Close 100 100
Open
6
Close 100 100
Open
4.5
Close 100 100

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<8 inch Frontal>

Virtual collimation
FOV C-Shutter H-Shutter V-Shutter
Open
8
Close 100 100
Open
7
Close 100 100
Open
6
Close 100 100
Open
4.5
Close 100 100

<8 inch Lateral>

Virtual collimation
FOV C-Shutter H-Shutter V-Shutter
Open
8
Close 100 100
Open
7
Close 100 100
Open
6
Close 100 100
Open
4.5
Close 100 100

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11. Installation Dose Meter (Option)

11.1 Outline
This section specifies the installation procedures for Dosimeter connected to DAR-9500f.

11.2 Components
DOSE METER ASSY 2 for 12 inch Single Plane (502-27975-01)
Ref.
Parts No. Name Quantity Remarks
No.
<1> 572-46000 VACUDAP(158-00-15) 1 DOSE METER
(CHANBER)
<2> 502-27976-01 DOSE METER CABLE F 1 CABLE (30m)

DOSE METER ASSY2 for 12 inch Bi Plane (502-27975-02)

Ref.
Parts No. Name Quantity Remarks
No.
<1> 572-46000 VACUDAP(158-00-15) 2 DOSE METER
(CHANBER)
<2> 502-27976-01 DOSE METER CABLE F 1 CABLE (30m)

<3> 502-27976-02 DOSE METER CABLE L 1 CABLE (30m)

DOSE METER ASSY 2 for 8 inch Single Plane (502-27975-11)

Ref.
Parts No. Name Quantity Remarks
No.
<1> 572-46022 VACUDAP-C 1590013SET 1 DOSE METER
(CHANBER and
RELAY UNIT)
<2> 502-27976-01 DOSE METER CABLE F 1 CABLE (30m)

DOSE METER ASSY2 for Bi Plane (502-27975-12)

Ref.
Parts No. Name Quantity Remarks
No.
<1> 572-46022 VACUDAP-C 1590013SET 2 DOSE METER
(CHANBER and
RELAY UNIT)
<2> 502-27976-01 DOSE METER CABLE F 1 CABLE (30m)

<3> 502-27976-02 DOSE METER CABLE L 1 CABLE (30m)

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DC PLUG

RS-232C

C-arm Side Cabinet Side

DOSE METER CABLE (30m)

12 inch CHAMBER

8 inch CHAMBER RELAY UNIT (for 8 inch only)

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11.3 Installation
11.3.1 Cable Connections

ACQ3 Cabinet

ACQ PC CABINET DOOR

<1>DOSE METER
DOSE METER
SERIAL CABLE
(Attached to Cabinet)

<2>DOSE METER CABLE(30m)

FRONTAL OR
LATERAL C-ARM

ACQ3 CABINET DOOR

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11.3.2 Connecting to C-arm

[In case of the rectangle chamber <1>]
Fix the chamber with mount plates and fix them with screws. And connect it to <2><3> cable.
Set the chamber so that chamber connector area may come to the position of figure.

Collimator F-50

Mount plates <1>

Chamber connector area Fixing with screws

(four places)

HEAD SIDE sticker

Patient head side

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11.3.3 Mounting to C-arm (8 inch)

<Mount Chamber>

Screws

Fit the chamber cutout to two screws and fix.

<Mount Relay Unit>

Mount the relay unit to MH-200S/300/400 as follows.

MH-200S/300 (Fix with M3x 4pc) MH-400 (Fix with M3x 3pc)

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11.3.4 Connecting to ACQ PC (Already wired at factory)

• Connect DOSE METER SERIAL CABLE as follows.
Connect DOSE METER SERIAL CABLE to port 3 of RS232C board in the first slot from the
bottom of ACQ PC rear.

 M720

SLOT 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

CL0
P1

CL1
P2

 M730

SLOT 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

CL0

CL1

ACQ PC L 背面
ACQ PC L Rear

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11.4 Setting Exposure Parameters Tab

Activate “Study Dose” on Exposure Parameters tab in order to display the amount of dose.

Follow the instruction below and open [Exposure Parameters] tab on option configuration.

(1) Log in with [serviceapp].

(2) The GUI starts in Administration mode, so click [Option] on the side menu. And click [Exposure
Parameters] to open the following window.

(3) Choose a parameter in the list and then check any available combination of [Fluoro], [Rad], [Review]
or [Displayed]. Each description of item is as follows.

Item Description

Fluoro Display during Fluoro

Rad Display during Rad

Review Display during Playback

Displayed Always display

Parameter Description

Study Dose Total dosage since start of study (Unit: dGycm2)

Loop Dose Dose of the loop (Unit: dGycm2)

Air Kerma Rate at IVR reference point
AKR
(Unit: mGy/min)
AK Air Kerma at IVR reference point (Unit: mGy)

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11.5 Operation Check

Start up the system.
Press the Fluoro pedal. For example, “dGycm2” will be displayed on the left upper corner of the screen
when Study Dose is displayed. Confirm that the value increases with the increase of the duration of
Fluoro.

NOTE

In case dGycm2 is displayed but the value is not displayed, there must be some problem with
RS-232 communication.
Check the connections described in 11.3 Installation.

In case the value does not increase, there must be some problem with the chamber connections.
Check the connection between the chamber cable and the main body described in11.3 Installation.

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11.6 Dose rate and cumulative dose display

CAUTION

Make sure to complete the collimator and the virtual collimation adjustment because AK and AKR
are calculated from the data of collimator shutter aperture. When the collimator is readjusted, it is
necessary to readjust in this section.

11.6.1 Outline
The dose rate at the reference location, i.e. 15cm from the isocenter toward the X-ray source
along the beam axis, is displayed on the LCD during X-ray irradiation. The dose rate is
acquired by the DAR-9500f dosimeter.
The cumulative dose at the reference point is always displayed on the LCD that is also
acquired by the DAR-9500f dosimeter.
Measure in the modes of 15pps/H fluoroscopy, because these are same tendency in all
modes.

11.6.2 Where dose rate and cumulative dose are measured

Place the probe of the radiation dosimeter at the reference location as shown below. The
detector plane should be 15cm away from the isocenter. Set the SID to 100cm and
collimator fully open.

FPD

Pb mask plate for

FPD protection
(Accessory of C-arm)
NOTE:
Isocenter
Radiation The probe should overhang out of
Dosimeter the tabletop so there is no object in
15 cm front of the probe except for air.
(Probe)

Tabletop
Collimator Cover

X-Ray Tube

Chamber of DAR-9500f Dosimeter

Geometry for dose rate and cumulative dose measurement

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CAUTION

Make sure to insert Pb mask plate for FPD protection to the grid slot of FPD cover, which is an
accessory of C-arm.

11.6.3 Operating Method

Copy [DAR-9400f_DAR-9500f Installation Check SHEET_A.xls] that is displayed on MPC desktop
or inside ServicePack CD (\Documents\EN\Dose Adjustment Sheet) to PC with Excel installed.
Input the measured value to check that error can fall within the rejection limit to all view.

Dose rate display check (Fluoroscopy, AKR)

(1) Select FLUORO program “15pps/H” of “Cardio” from FLUORO menu
(2) Turn off IBS function so the technique factors can be changed manually.
(3) Set the tube voltage to 70kV, 90kV and 120kV. Push the fluoroscopy footswitch.
(4) Read the dosimeter value during the X-ray irradiation. Make sure that the measured
values have become stable.
(5) Read the displayed dose value on the LCD.

Cumulative dose display check (Fluoroscopy, AK)

(1) Select FLUORO program “15pps/H” of “Cardio” from FLUORO menu
(2) Turn off IBS function so the technique factors can be changed manually.
(3) Set the tube voltage to 70kV, 90kV and 120kV. Push the fluoroscopy footswitch for
approximately 1 minute.
(4) Read the dosimeter value during the X-ray irradiation.
(5) Read the displayed dose value on the LCD.

NOTE

If dose cannot be measured because of over range of dosimeter and etc., measure and check at least
each field of view (both Frontal and Lateral for Bi-plane), a single X-ray condition.

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11.6.4 Rejection limit

Rejection limit is ±30 % error from the measured value by the dosimeter.
If collimator did not install properly, measured value may not fall within the rejection limit.
Also, values cannot be displayed properly if adjustment and settings related to the collimator
for DAR-9500f are not configured. If measured value did not fall within the rejection limit, set
parameters as follows and measure it again.

NOTE

If readjust settings related to the collimator for DAR-9500f, check the operation of virtual
collimation.

(1) Copy [WORKSHEET for Adjusting Dose Rate Display.xls] that is displayed on the
MPC desktop or in ServicePack CD (\Documents\EN\Dose Adjustment Sheet) to
PC with Excel installed.
(2) Start up the system and login to REF PC and ACQ PC with “serviceapp” to start
running the application.
(3) Click [Option] on side menu on REF PC to display [Configuration] window.

(4) Click [Exposure Parameters] tab.

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(5) Change “FOV” setting of [Shutter Positions] which did not fall within the rejection
limit.
 If “Open” of H-Shutter, V-Shutter, and C-Shutter is different and different settings
for each field of view, input the same value as H-Shutter to V and C Shutters.
(Vary depending on field of view is acceptable)
 Set “Close” for H-Shutter and V-Shutter as “100”. Set to “50” if “Close” for
C-Shutter is “100”.
 Input “Open” for each field of view and “Close” for C-Shutter to Excel sheet.
(From B7 to B10 and C21 to C24)
(6) Make sure to confirm that the setting value is also set to ACQ PC (for
Frontal/Lateral (Bi-plane option)). Move the mouse cursor to ACQ PC and open the
same menu to confirm.
If the setting value is not set, uncheck “Link Mode” on [System] tab and then set.
Check “Link Mode” when setting is completed.
(7) Fully-open the collimator and C leaf to measure dose (dose rate). Dose
measurement condition is “90kv” for fluoroscopy, and use the same DUP in
11.6.3”Operating Method “. Input the measured dose value to Excel sheet from D7
to D10 and the monitor display value (AKR) from E7 to E10. And then set the “Open
(HVC Shutter)” for DAR-9500f to the calculated results (from F7 to F10).
(8) Make sure to confirm that the setting value is also set to ACQ PC (for
Frontal/Lateral (Bi-plane option)). Move the mouse cursor to ACQ PC and open the
same menu to confirm.
If the setting value is not set, uncheck “Link Mode” on [System] tab and then set
“Open”. Check “Link Mode” when setting is completed.
(9) Adjust “Close” of the C Shutter.
Close (full close) the C Shutter and measure dose (dose rate). Input the measured
dose value to Excel sheet D21 to D24 and monitor displayed value (AKR) to E21 to
E24. And then set calculation result on Excel Sheet (from G21 to G24) to C Shutter
of DAR-9500f.
(10) Make sure to confirm that the setting value is also set to ACQ PC (for
Frontal/Lateral (Bi-plane option)). Move the mouse cursor to ACQ PC and open the
same menu to confirm.
If the setting value is not set, uncheck “Link Mode” on [System] tab and then set
“Close”. Check “Link Mode” when setting is completed.
(11) Reboot the system and measure dose.
Reboot the system and check the dose display.

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DAR-9500f Installation Check SHEET 1/4 (For Frontal)

CUSTOMER ORDER NO.

MODEL NO. DAR-9500f SERIAL NO.

TESTED BY DATE

STANDARD DAR-9500f INSTALLATION MANUAL

DOSE RATE DISPLAY (FLUOROSCOPY):

Fluoroscopy （AKR）
Displayed
Measured
dose on Rejection Result
Mode FOV kV dose Error (%)
DAR-9500f limit (G・NG)
(mGy/min)
(mGy/min)
70
90
120
70
90
120
70
90
15pps/H 30%
120

70

90

120

70

90

120

SIGNED

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DAR-9500f Installation Check SHEET 2/4 (For Frontal)

CUSTOMER ORDER NO.

MODEL NO. DAR-9500f SERIAL NO.

TESTED BY DATE

STANDARD DAR-9500f INSTALLATION MANUAL

CUMULATIVE DOSE DISPLAY (FLUOROSCOPY):

Fluoroscopy （AK）
Displayed
Measured dose on Rejection Result
Mode FOV kV Error (%)
dose (mGy) DAR-9500f limit (G・NG)
(mGy)
70
90
120
70
90
120
70
90
15pps/H 30%
120

70

90

120

70

90

120

SIGNED

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DAR-9500f Installation Check SHEET 3/4 (For Lateral)

CUSTOMER ORDER NO.

MODEL NO. DAR-9500f SERIAL NO.

TESTED BY DATE

STANDARD DAR-9500f INSTALLATION MANUAL

DOSE RATE DISPLAY (FLUOROSCOPY):

Fluoroscopy （AKR）
Displayed
Measured
dose on Rejection Result
Mode FOV kV dose Error (%)
DAR-9500f limit (G・NG)
(mGy/min)
(mGy/min)
70
90
120
70
90
120
70
90
15pps/H 30%
120

70

90

120

70

90

120

SIGNED

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DAR-9500f Installation Check SHEET 4/4 (For Lateral)

CUSTOMER ORDER NO.

MODEL NO. DAR-9500f SERIAL NO.

TESTED BY DATE

STANDARD DAR-9500f INSTALLATION MANUAL

CUMULATIVE DOSE DISPLAY (FLUOROSCOPY):

Fluoroscopy （AK）
Displayed
Measured dose on Rejection Result
Mode FOV kV Error (%)
dose (mGy) DAR-9500f limit (G・NG)
(mGy)
70
90
120
70
90
120
70
90
15pps/H 30%
120

70

90

120

70

90

120

SIGNED

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12. Installation Scan Converter (Option)

12.1 Components

Parts No. Name Quantity Components Notes

503-65601-31 Scan converter ASSY 1 <1> to <2> For Single-plane
503-65601-32 Scan converter ASSY 1 <1> to <2> For Bi-plane

<1> <2>

Parts List
Quantity
Ref.
Name Parts No. Single Bi-pla Notes
No.
-plane ne
<1> 070-41401-10 Cable ASSY,BNC-P3-5.0 2 4 5m
070-44024-11 Connector, RCAP-BNCJ 3 6 BNC to RCA Pin
<2>
converter connector

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12.2 Installation
12.2.1 Cable Connections

VIDEO
OUT1 REF Cabinet
[CH6]

REF PC
VIDEO
(Note2)
OUT2
[CH5]

<1>

① <2> Connect PIN plug equipments

Connectable to equipments including
NTSC VTR and HDD recorder.
(Use <2> converter connector for
equipments with RCA pin jack)

Connectable to equipments including

NTSC VTR and HDD recorder.
<2> Connect PIN plug equipments (Use <2> converter connector for
equipments with RCA pin jack)

(Note1) In case of Bi-plane, connect each of Frontal and Lateral side.

(Note2) VIDEO OUT2 is an option. Add DVI-SUB ASSY (502-27193) to use VIDEO OUT2.

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12.2.2 Connecting REF Cabinet

VIDEO OUT1 VIDEO OUT2

[CH6] [CH5]
(Option)

Connect <1>

 Connect <1> cable to VIDEO OUT connector on the REF Cabinet rear.

(Note) In case of Bi-plane, connect to the panel part in which F is printed for Frontal side, and
the panel part in which L is printed for Lateral side.

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12.2.3 Dip SW Configuration of DVI MAIN MODULE

SW1

DVI MAIN

＜DipSW S1＞
Set DipSW 1-7 as follows.

Output with NTSC: OFF (Default)

Output with PAL: ON

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12.3 Configuration of Input/Output Channel

Configure output channel of NTSC and PAL.

1) Startup ACQ PC (Frontal) login with “serviceapp”.

Double-click “Maintenance Menu” short cut on the desktop. “DAR-9xxx Maintenance Menu” is
displayed and then click “2. Setup Menu”.

2) “DAR-9xxx Setup Menu” is displayed, click “Configure DVI MAIN”.

3) “DVI Config” is displayed on the window. Set parameters as follows.

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<Single-Plane System Settings (Standard)>

<Single-Plane System Setting (Add DVI-SUB ASSY)>

(Note) CH5 [VIDEO] is also used for maintenance LCD output setting (VGA). Therefore, CH5
[VIDEO] input channel must be set as “In-1 [ACQ-1]”even if DVI-SUB ASSY is added.

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<Bi-Plane System Settings (Standard)>

<Bi-Plane System Settings (Add DVI-SUB ASSY))>

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12.4 Operation Check

Start up the system.

Confirm that images can be recorded and displayed with the connected VTR or HDD recorder.

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13. System Backup and Restore Instruction

13.1 Introduction
This chapter describes the operating procedure of [DAR-9500F BACKUP SW/PC BACKUP
S/W].

By using [DAR-9500F BACKUP SW/PC BACKUP S/W], backup of creating system and site
installation and after the adjustment of the system backup can be saved in HDD and DVD
media.

Also, digital system (Digital Image Processing System DAR-9500f) can be restored as “backup
creating mode” by using backup media that was created with [DAR-9500F BACKUP/SW PC
BACKUP S/W].

DAR-9500f is configured with Acquisition PC (ACQ PC) and Reference PC (REF PC), so
backup and restore on each computers.

When back up REF PC, an image as the following Figure 1 might be displayed. Normal image
will be displayed if you turn off the power of ACQ PC or turn on the power of DVI-MAIN
again.

Figure 1 BIOS Display

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When backup and restore on Acquisition PC (ACQ PC), use maintenance keyboard, mouse and
LCD in ACQ3 cabinet. After power off ACQ PC, connect cables as follows.

SLOT 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

[A-4] [A-5] [2] [1]

Maintenance LCD
(8inch LCD)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
1(*) DVI CABLE (Attached to ACQ PC Maintenance LCD
Maintenance LCD) - SLOT6 [DVI]
DVI CONNECTOR
2 USB CABLE (Attached to ACQ PC Maintenance LCD
-
Maintenance LCD) USB CONNECTOR [USB]
A-4 KEYBOARD (Attached to ACQ ACQ PC Keyboard Holder
PC) - KEYBOARD
CONNECTOR
A-5 MOUSE (Attached to ACQ ACQ PC Keyboard Holder
-
PC) USB CONNECTOR

(*) Change and connect to DVI CABLE for maintenance LCD.

NOTE
After backup and restore on ACQ PC, reconnect DVI cable.

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13.2 Confirmation of BACKUP S/W

Check BACKUP S/W label attached to the digital acquisition PC (ACQ PC F/L) and digital
reference PC (REF PC).

 For DAR-9500F BACKUP S/W

Refer to “13.3 DAR-9500F BACKUP S/W”.

 For PC BACKUP S/W

Refer to “13.4 PC BACKUP G11 S/W”.

13.3 DAR-9500F BACKUP S/W

13.3.1 Creating System Backup
Operating procedure to create the backup of the system is described below.

13.3.1.1 Startup GHOST

(1) Insert [DAR-9500F BACKUP S/W] to CD/DVD drive and turn on the power of
PC.
(2) When [Press any key to boot from CD or DVD..] is displayed, press any key.

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(3) [Windows is loading files…] window is displayed, and then Windows Startup
window is displayed.

(4) Approximately after 3 minutes, “GHOST 15.0” license agreement window is

displayed.

Click [Accept].

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(5) Main menu is displayed.

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13.3.1.2 Backup on Hard Disk

Backup the system related file (C drive) including OS to built-in HDD.

(1) Select [Back up My Computer] in the main menu.

(2) “Welcome to the Back Up My Computer Wizard” is displayed.

Click [Next>].

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(3) “Drives” is displayed.

Put a check mark on [system Reserved (C:)] and [System (E:)]. Click [Next>].

(4) “Backup Destination” is displayed.

Click [Browse…].

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(5) “Browse For Folder” is displayed.

Select “Backup(G:)” => “Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REF PC

and “ACQ” for ACQ PC)” and click [Make New Folder].

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(6) “Browse For Folder” is displayed.

Input an optional name (We recommend created date and DAR revision such
as “20121019_Rev510”) and click [OK].

(7) “Browse For Folder” is displayed again.

Select the folder made by (6) and click [OK].

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(8) “Backup Destination” is displayed again.

Click [Next >].

(9) “Options” is displayed.

Check [Verify recovery point after creation] and click [Advanced…].

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(10) “Advanced options” is displayed.

Check [Divide into smaller files to simplify archiving] and set [file size (MB)] to
“3857”. And click [OK].

(11) “Options” is displayed again.

Click [Next>].

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(12) “Completing the Back Up My Computer Wizard” is displayed.

Click [Finish] to start backup.

(13) “Backup complete” is displayed approximately after 3 minutes.

Click [Close].

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(14) Main menu is displayed.

Click [Exit].

(15) “Symantec Recovery Disk” is displayed.

Click [Yes] to restart PC.

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(16) Login with “serviceapp”.

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(17) Open “F:\Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REF PC and “ACQ” for
ACQ PC)\*** (*** would be folder made by (6))” with Explorer. And check that
backup file is created.

 System_Reserved_C_Drive.v2i
 System_E_Drive.v2i
 System_E_Drive_s01.v2i

There is the case that more than 2 files made such as

“System_E_Drive_s02.v2i”, “System_E_Drive_s03.v2i”

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13.3.1.3 Backup on DVD

NOTE
On DAR-9500F BACKUP S/W, backup image cannot be written directly to DVD.
Therefore, using the function of GHOST 15.0 dividing into smaller files, backup
image to write to DVD.

NOTE
As backup image is too large capacity, do not write to CD but DVD.

(1) Refer to “13.3.1.2Backup on Hard Disk” and backup to built-in HDD.

(2) Login with “serviceapp”.

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(3) Open “F:\Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REF PC and “ACQ” for
ACQ PC)\*** (*** would be the file made by 13.3.1.2(6))” with Explorer. If there
would be several backup files, files have “_s01”, “_s02” for the file name. Save
each file to DVD.

Select “System_Reserved_C_Drive.v2i” and “System_E_Drive.v2i” and then

click [Burn].

(4) “Burn a Disc” is displayed.

Check [With a CD/DVD player] and put an optional name to the [Disc title]. (We
recommend created date and disk number such as “10192012_01” for the
[Disc title])
Click [Next].

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(5) “Copying 2 item (3.77GB)” is displayed. Wait until it is completed

(approximately 2 minutes).

(6) Open “E:\” with Explorer.

Click [Burn to Disk].

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(7) “Prepare this Disk” is displayed.

Click [Next].

(8) “Please wait…” is displayed. Wait until it is completed (approximately 5 minute).

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(9) When completed, “You have successfully burned your files to the disc” is
displayed.

Click [Finish].

(10) Save the second or third divided backup files (such as

“System_E_Drive_s01.v2i”) to DVD with the same procedure.

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13.3.2 Restore of the System

If the system cannot operate normally when the system error occurs, the system can be restored
to its original state by using backup media.

NOTE
If HDD is broken and replaced, refer to “13.3.3 In Case of Replacing HDD” for
restoring.

13.3.2.1 Startup GHOST

(1) Insert [DAR-9500F BACKUP S/W] to CD/DVD drive and turn on the power of
PC.

(2) When [Press any key to boot from CD or DVD..] is displayed, press any key.

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(3) [Windows is loading files...] window is displayed, and Windows startup window
is displayed after a while.

(4) Approximately after 3 minutes, “GHOST 15.0” License Agreement window is

opened.

Click [Accept].

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(5) Main menu is displayed.

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13.3.2.2 Restore of the Image

(1) (In case of restore from Backup Media) Insert Backup Media (No.1) to CD/DVD
drive.

(2) Select [Recover My Computer] from the main menu.

(3) “Welcome to the Recover My Computer Wizard” is displayed.

Click [Next>].

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(4) “Recovery My Computer Wizard” is displayed.

Click [OK].

(5) “Select a Recovery Point to Restore” is displayed.

Click [Browse…].

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(6) “Open” is displayed.

 In case of restore from HDD

Select “Backup(G:)” => “Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REF PC
and “ACQ” for ACQ PC)” =>“***” (*** would be the folder made by 13.3.1.2(6))”
=> “System_Reserved_C_Drive.v2i” and click [Open].

 In case of restore from Backup Media

Select “CD Drive (D:)” => “System_Reserved_C_Drive.v2i” and click [Open].

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(7) “Select a Recovery Point to Restore” is displayed again.

Click [Next>].

(8) “Drives to Recover” is displayed.

Click [Add…].

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(9) “Add drive to recover” is displayed.

Click [Browse…].

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(10) “Open” is displayed.

 In case of restore from HDD

Select “Backup(G:)” => “Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REF PC
and “ACQ” for ACQ PC)” =>“***” (*** would be the folder made by 13.3.1.2 (6))”
=> “System_E_Drive.v2i” and click [Open].

 In case of restore from Backup Media

Select “CD Drive (D:)” => “System_E_Drive.v2i” and click [Open].

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(11) “Add drive to recover” is displayed.

Click [OK].

(12) “Drive to Recover” is displayed again.

Check [Verify recover point before recovery] and then click [Next >].

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(13) “Completing the Recover My Computer Wizard” is displayed.

Check [Reboot when finished] and then click [Finish].

(14) “Recover My Computer Wizard” is displayed.

Click [Yes].

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(15) Restore is started. Since the backup is created in a number of media, the
following requested dialog for changing media displays during restore.

After requesting, insert the next media and press [OK] button after a few
seconds.

(16) After restoring, PC is restarted. (Approximately 40 minutes).

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13.3.3 In Case of Replacing HDD

In case of replacing HDD, restore the system by following procedure.

13.3.3.1 Startup GHOST

(1) Insert [DAR-9500F BACKUP S/W] to CD/DVD drive and turn on the power of
PC.

(2) When [Press any key to boot from CD or DVD..] is displayed, press any key.

(3) [Windows is loading files...] window is displayed, and Windows startup window
is displayed after a while.

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(4) Approximately after 3 minutes, “GHOST 15.0” License Agreement window is

opened.

Click [Accept].

(5) Main menu is displayed.

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13.3.3.2 Setting of MBR

Windows starts after setting MBR.

(1) Select [Utilities] from the main menu.

Click [Run Support Tool].

(2) “Support Tool” is displayed.

Select [MBR Operations].

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(3) “MBR Options” is displayed.

Check [Restore an MBR] and then click [Next >].

(4) “Select MBR Source” is displayed.

Check [Load previously saved MBR from file] and then click [Next >].

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(5) “Open” is displayed.

Select “Backup(G:)” => “Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REF PC

and “ACQ” for ACQ PC)” => “MBR-Disk0” and click [Open].

(6) “Select MBR Source” is displayed again.

Click [Next >].

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(7) “MBR Operation Summary” is displayed again.

Click [Finish].

(8) “Norton Ghost Support Tool” is displayed.

Click [OK].Setting of MBR is completed.

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13.3.3.3 Restore of the Image

(1) (In case of restore from Backup Media) Insert Backup Media (No.1) to CD/DVD
drive.

(2) Select [Recover My Computer] from the main menu.

(3) “Welcome to the Recover My Computer Wizard” is displayed.

Click [Next>].

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(4) “Recovery My Computer Wizard” is displayed.

Click [OK].

(5) “Select a Recovery Point to Restore” is displayed.

Click [Browse…].

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(6) “Open” is displayed.

 In case of restore from HDD

Select “Backup(G:)” => “Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REF PC
and “ACQ” for ACQ PC)” =>“***” (*** would be the folder made by 13.3.1.2 (6))”
=> “System_Reserved_C_Drive.v2i” and click [Open].

 In case of restore from Backup Media

Select “CD Drive (D:)” => “System_Reserved_C_Drive.v2i” and click [Open].

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(7) “Select a Recovery Point to Restore” is displayed again.

Click [Next>].

(8) “Drives to Recover” is displayed.

Click [Add…].

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(9) “Add drive to recover” is displayed.

Click [Browse…].

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(10) “Open” is displayed.

 In case of restore from HDD

Select “Backup(G:)” => “Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REF PC
and “ACQ” for ACQ PC)” =>“***” (*** would be the folder made by 13.3.1.2 (6))”
=> “System_E_Drive.v2i” and click [Open].

 In case of restore from Backup Media

Select “CD Drive (D:)” => “System_E_Drive.v2i” and click [Open].

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(11) “Add drive to recover” is displayed.

Click [OK].

(12) “Drive to Recover” is displayed again.

Click [Add…].

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(13) “Open” is displayed.

Select “Backup(G:)” => “Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REF PC

and “ACQ” for ACQ PC)” => “Cache_D_Drive.v2i” and click [Open].

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(14) “Add drive to recover” is displayed.

Click [OK].

(15) “Drive to recover” is displayed again.

Check [Verify recovery point before recovery] and then click [OK].

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(16) “Completing the Recover My Computer Wizard” is displayed.

Check [Reboot when finished] and then click [Finish].

(17) “Recover My Computer Wizard” is displayed.

Click [Yes].

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(18) Restore is started. Since the backup is created in a number of media, the
following requested dialog for changing media displays during restore.

After requesting, insert the next media and press [OK] button after a few
seconds.

(19) After restoring, PC is restarted. (Approximately 40 minutes).

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13.4 PC BACKUP G11 S/W

13.4.1 Creating System Backup
Operating procedure to create the backup of the system is described below.

13.4.1.1 Startup GHOST

(1) Insert [PC BACKUP G11 S/W] to CD/DVD drive and turn on the power of PC.

(2) When [Press any key to boot from CD or DVD..] is displayed, press any key.

(3) [Windows is loading files…] window is displayed, and then Windows Startup
window is displayed.

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(4) Approximately after 3 minutes, “About Symantec Ghost” window is displayed.

Click [OK].

(5) Main menu is displayed.

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13.4.1.2 Backup on Hard Disk

Backup the system related file (C drive) including OS to built-in HDD.
(1) Select [Local-Partition-To Image] from the menu.

(2) “Select local source drive by clicking on the drive number” is displayed.

Select Drive1 and click [OK].

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(3) “Select source partition(s) from Basic drive: 1” is displayed.

 In case of 3 partitions

Select [Volume Label] with “System Reser” and “System” Partition (Part) and
click [OK].

 In case of 4 partitions

Select partition 1, 2, and 3, click [OK].

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(4) “File name to copy image to” is displayed.

Select [D:2.1:[Backup] NTFS drive].

(5) [D:2.1:[Backup] NTFS drive] is displayed.

Select “Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REC PC and “ACQ” for
ACQ PC).

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(6) [Ghost-M720-XXX] is displayed.

Click [New Folder] button.

Input optional name (recommend date and DAR revision such as

“20130530_Rev514”).

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(7) A folder created in step (6) is displayed.

Input [BACKUP.GHO] for [File_name] and click [Save].

(8) “Compress Image (1916)” is displayed.

Click [Fast].

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(9) “Question: (1837)” is displayed.

Click [Yes] to start backup.

(10) “Image Creation Complete (1925)” is displayed when backup is completed.

Click [Continue].

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(11) Select [Quit].

(12) “Quit Symantec Ghost (1953)” is displayed.

Click [Yes].

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(13) Command prompt is displayed.

Click [Close] button. Reboot PC.

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13.4.1.3 Backup on DVD

NOTE
As backup image is too large capacity, do not write to CD but DVD.

(1) Remove [PC BACKUP G11 S/W] from CD/DVD drive and set a blank DVD.

(2) Select [Local-Partition-To Image] from the menu.

(3) “Select local source drive by clicking on the drive number” is displayed.

Select Drive1 and click [OK].

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(4) “Select source partition(s) from Basic drive: 1” is displayed.

 In case of 3 partitions

Select [Volume Label] with “System Reser” and “System” Partition (Part) and
click [OK].

 In case of 4 partitions

Select partition 1, 2, and 3, click [OK].

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(5) “File name to copy image to” is displayed.

Select [@CD-R1 ******].

NOTE
“******” for [@CD-R1 ******] will be different depending on PC.

(6) “File name to copy image to” is displayed.

Click [Save].

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(7) “Compress Image (1916)” is displayed.

Click [Fast].

(8) “Make the CD/DVD disk bootable? (51900)” is displayed.

Click [No].

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(9) “Question: (2200)” is displayed.

Click [Yes].

(10) “Question: (1845)” is displayed.

Click [Yes] to start backup.

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(11) “New CD-R disk needed (51902)” is displayed if the media of two or more is
required.

Insert DVD to CD/DVD drive and click [OK].

(12) “Image Creation Complete (1925)” is displayed when backup is completed.

Click [Continue].

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(13) Be sure to write following data on created backup media:

 Date
 Version of DAR
 Media No. (clarify an order if there are some media)

(14) Select [Quit].

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(15) “Quit Symantec Ghost (1953)” is displayed.

Click [Yes].

(16) Command prompt is displayed.

Click [Close] button. Reboot PC.

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13.4.2 Verify BACKUP File

Verify backup file created in “13.4.1.2 Backup on Hard Disk” or “13.4.1.3 Backup on DVD”.

13.4.2.1 Startup GHOST

(1) Insert [PC BACKUP G11 S/W] to CD/DVD drive and turn on the power of PC.

(2) When [Press any key to boot from CD or DVD..] is displayed, press any key.

(3) [Windows is loading files…] window is displayed, and then Windows Startup
window is displayed.

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(4) Approximately after 3 minutes, “About Symantec Ghost” window is displayed.

Click [OK].

(5) Main menu is displayed.

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13.4.2.2 Verify Backup file

(1) (To restore from backup media), insert the first backup media to CD/DVD drive.

(2) Select [Local-Check-Image File] from the menu.

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(3) “Disk image file name” is displayed.

 In case of verify backup file of HDD

Select backup file made by “13.4.1.2 Backup on Hard Disk” (“D: 2.1.
[Backup] NTFS drive” => “Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REF
PC and “ACQ” for ACQ PC)” =>“***” (*** would be the folder made by
“13.4.1.2(6)” => “BACKUP.GHO”) and click [Open].

 In case of verify backup media

Select backup file made by “13.4.1.3 Backup on DVD” (“G: [GHOST_001]
CD Rom/DVD drive” ⇒“CDR0001.GHO”) and click [Open].

NOTE
Do not select [@CD-R1 ****] (**** indicates the model name of CD/DVD). If
accidentally select it, Ghost application may be shut down after a while. In this case,
start over “13.4.1.1 Startup GHOST”.

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(4) “Question: (1814)” is displayed.

Click [Yes] to start verify.

(5) “Verify complete (1498)” is displayed when verify is completed.

Click [Continue].

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(6) Select [Quit].

(7) “Quit Symantec Ghost (1953)” is displayed.

Click [Yes].

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(8) Command prompt is displayed.

Click [Close] button. Reboot PC.

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13.4.3 Restore of the System

If the system cannot operate normally when the system error occurs, the system can be restored
to its original state by using backup media.

13.4.3.1 Startup GHOST

(1) Insert [PC BACKUP G11 S/W] to CD/DVD drive and turn on the power of PC.

(2) When [Press any key to boot from CD or DVD..] is displayed, press any key.

(3) [Windows is loading files…] window is displayed, and then Windows Startup
window is displayed.

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(4) Approximately after 3 minutes, “About Symantec Ghost” window is displayed.

Click [OK].

(6) Main menu is displayed.

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13.4.3.2 Restore of the Image

(1) (To restore from backup media), insert the first backup media to CD/DVD drive.

(2) Select [Local-Disk-From Image] from the menu.

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(3) “Disk image file name” is displayed.

 In case of restore from HDD

Select backup file made by “13.4.1.2 Backup on Hard Disk” (“D: 2.1.
[Backup] NTFS drive” => “Ghost-M720-XXX (XXX would be “REF” for REF
PC and “ACQ” for ACQ PC)” =>“***” (*** would be the folder made by
“13.4.1.2(6)” => “BACKUP.GHO”) and click [Open].

 In case of restore from backup media

Select backup file made by “13.4.1.3 Backup on DVD” (“G: [GHOST_001]
CD Rom/DVD drive” ⇒“CDR0001.GHO”) and click [Open].

NOTE
Do not select [@CD-R1 ****] (**** indicates the model name of CD/DVD). If
accidentally select it, Ghost application may be shut down after a while. In this case,
start over “13.4.3.1 Startup GHOST”.

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(4) “Select Local destination drive by clicking on the drive number” is displayed.

Select Drive1 and click [OK].

(5) “Destination Drive Details” is displayed.

 In case of 2 partitions

Input the following values to New Size and click [OK].

 Part1: 100
 Part2: 39900

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 In case of 3 partitions

Input the following values to New Size and click [OK].

 Part1: 1024
 Part2: 200
 Part3: 39900

(6) “Question: (1822)” is displayed.

Select [Yes] to start restore.

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(7) “Clone Complete (1912)” is displayed when restore is completed.

Select [Reset Computer]. Reboot PC.

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13.4.3.3 System Settings After Restoring

Set the image disk according to the following instructions after restoring the system. The
system may not operate normally if it cannot access to the image disk.

(1) Login with “serviceapp”.

(2) Right-click on Windows task bar [Start]-[My Computer] and click [Manage] on
the pop-up menu.

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(3) “Computer Management” is startup.

Select [Disk Management].

(4) Right-click on [Unallocated] area and select [New Simple Volume…].

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(5) “Welcome to the New Simple Volume Wizard” is displayed.

Click [Next].

(6) “Specify Volume Size” is displayed.

Click [Next].

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(7) “Assign Drive Letter or Path” is displayed.

Check that [Assign the following drive letter:] is “D” and click [Next].

(8) “Format Partition” is displayed.

Select [Format this volume with the following settings:] and set parameters as
follows. And check [Perform a quick format] and then click [Next].
 File system: NTFS
 Allocation unit size: 8192
 Volume label: Cache

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(9) “Completing the New Simple Volume Wizard” is displayed.

Click [Finish].

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(10) The system condition would be as follows after setting the volume.

(11) Reboot the system. Login with “operator” and check the operation of
radiography.

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14. StentView (Option)
14.1 Introduction

Installation procedure of StentView Option (here after called StentView) for DAR-9500f is
described in this chapter.
StentView applies real-time image processing during radiography and display the enhanced
stent image. Automatically render the markers on both ends of balloon and use the position
information for image processing.

14.2 Mouting StentView Dongle

1) Mount a dongle for StentView to USB port of ACQ PC as follows.

For Bi-plane, mount it to ACQ PC-L also.

Dongle for StentView

ACQ PC REAR

2) Startup DAR-9500f application and display new study. Check that [StentView] button is
displayed on the side menu of REF and ACQ PC.

REF PC Side Menu ACQ PC Side Menu

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14.3 Setting DUP

Set Enable/Disable of using StentView for each DUP. If StentView is set to disable, you
cannot select [StentView] button on the side menu and normal radiography wil operation
even though pressing Stent View button on IVR-NEO.
Radiography DUP contains [Cardiac] category enables StentView setting upon factory
setting. Change settings if necessary.

[StentView] pull-down menu ((1)) is indicated on

RAD DUP edit window. Select StentView for
DUP if using StentView.

(1)

NOTE
Do not select StentView except DUP for Cardiac DA. Stent View will operate properly only in
Cardiac DA radiography mode.

For DUP that enables StentView, both normal

and StentView settings are required for image
processing parameters setting.
Click [StentView] tab ((2)) to change
parameters.

(2)

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14.4 Setting IVR NEO

Set IVR-NEO button.

On [Physicians] tab-[IVR-NEO and Keyboard Shortcuts] window, set optional key to
[Activate StentView/ValveView] ((3)).
“B” is indicated on the head of IVR NEO value. In the following example figure, set
StentView for IVR-NEO button 1.

(3)

After the setting, put IVR NEO sticker of [StentView] button on the IVR NEO button.

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14.5 Setting Function Key

To assign ON/OFF of StentView to function key, set an optional function key to [Activate
StentView/ValveView] on [Physicians] tab-[IVR-NEO and Keyboard Shortcuts] ((4)).
“F” is indicated on the head of function key. In the following example figure, set StentView
for [F1] key.

(4)

After the setting, put function key sticker of [StentView] button on the keyboard.

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14.6 Customizing StentView

StentView ROI setting used for StentView+Plus can be partly customized.

To customize, click [Option] on the side menu and display [StentView Configuration] tab on
[Physicians] tab.

Enable/
Item Configuration Procedure
Disable
Coordination with Check this item to disable ROI when chaning Enable
Geometry geometry.
1-ROI Initial Size Specify the initial size of ROI when 1-ROI is Enable
(%) selected during study. Default is “30”.
2-Proximal ROI Specify the initial size of Proximal ROI when 2-ROI Enable
Initial Size(%) is selected during study.
2-Distal ROI Specify the initial size of ROI when Distal 2-ROI is Enable
Initial Size(%) selected during study.
ROI Minimum Size Specify the minimum size of ROI. Default value is Disable
(%) 10% and normally do not change it.
Hold the last ROI Check this check box to keep the mode of position Enable
Status and size of ROI used last. Uncheck to set ROI in the
center of window and select with initial size.
Check box is checked for the default setting.
Auto-Replay last Check this check box and ROI is selected on the Enable
Fluoro LastImageHold, the last 2 seconds of fluoroscopy
replay automatically.
Check box is checked for the default setting.
StentView Scale Do not change value. Leave the default value as Disable
“1.3”.

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14.7 Setting Gateway

When sending Stent View image to server, image processing with Gateway is necessary.
See “M517-E487 DAR-9400f Gateway Installation Manual” to set Gateway filter.

14.8 Operation Check

14.8.1 Check for Stent View Display

While selecting enabled Stent View DUP, place 9B-Cu and etc. on the tabletop,
press Stent View button, and press radiography switch as it is set to Stent View
radiography mode. ACQ monitor layout should be changed and indicated as
follows. At this point, Dynamic View area should be an intermediate brightness
image like DSA.

14.8.2 Operation Check for Marker Detection

Moving the pre-used Stent package in front of FPD and perform Stent View
radiography. Check that moving Stent/Catheter is displayed on Dynamic View area
and Stent neighborhood is displayed on Stent View area.

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15. Adding Bi-Plane System

NOTE
Installation of Bi-plane system with hospital which already installed DAR-9500f Single-plane
system is described in this chapter.

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15.1 Components of Additional Bi-Plane System

Components for upgrading Bi-plane system are shown in the following table.

No. Name Description Quantity Installation

1 ACQ3L CABINET Cabinet Lateral 1 set Equipment Room

Monitor for Control/Examination

2 MONITOR 4 sets
Control/Examination Room Room

3 ACQ PC L PC, Keyboard and Mouse 1 set ACQ3L Cabinet

I-SYS/IOF/FAN/POWER
4 ADITIONAL DOOR 3 Bi 1 set ACQ3 Cabinet
SUPPLY/etc.
ADDITIONAL
5 TRANSFORMER UNIT 3 ADDITIONAL KIT 1 set ACQ3 Cabinet
Bi
ADDITIONAL ACQ3 Bi
6 ACQ3 CABLE 1 set ACQ3 Cabinet
WIRING

7 SYSDISP BI KIT Additional System Display Bi 1 set ACQ3 Cabinet

8 FPD FPD Lateral 1 set Examination Room

9 CP2 CP2 Lateral 1 set ACQ3 Cabinet

10 HUB L Additional HUB Lateral 1 set ACQ3 Cabinet

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15.2 Adding components for Bi-plane to ACQ3 Cabinet

15.2.1 Adding ACQ3 Cabinet Door
Required Parts
No. Name Quantity
1 I-SYS IOF ASSY 1pc
2 DC POWER SUPPLY PS4 1pc
(ZWS50-5/JEHFP)
3 SPACER,BUS-310 15pc
4 FAN,MU1225-M11 1pc
5 FINGER GUARD,109-019C 1pc
6 FAN CABLE DOOR 1pc
101 SCREW,P3 M3X8 15pc
102 SCREW,P3 M4X35 4pc

According to the following figure, mount I-SYS IOF ASSY/5V POWER SUPPLY (PS4)/FAN.
Mount it in the direction of receiving the wind to the I-SYS IOF side. Connect the cable from FAN
to L0/L100 of Transformer Unit.

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15.2.2 Adding ACQ3 Cabinet Transformer Unit

Mount additional Transformer Unit 3Bi to ACQ3 Cabinet Transformer Unit.
According to the connection diagram, connect the terminal to Transformer Uni3 TB2
LOUT1/LOUT2 and TB3 12V/12G.
And also, put a label to the cabinet.

To Transformer Unit3
TB2

To Transformer Unit3
TB3

Additional Label

Additional Unit

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15.2.3 Installation of HUB/CP2

Name Parts No.

CP2 Attahched to FPD
SWITCHING HUB,GS908L V2 088-80103-77

Use two-way table top to connect HUB POWER CABLE to the same socket as Sinle-plane HUB.
And use an adaptor to space the earth terminal for CP2 socket.

UPS
UPS
HUB L

HUB F
HUB F

Single-Plane Bi-Plane

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15.3 ACQ3 Cabinet Internal Cable Connection

According to the following connection diagram to connect ACQ3 Cabinet internal cables.

DVI MAIN CP2 L MPC

ASSY F
COM5
IN6[J15] EXTERNAL SYNC 16Bit DIGITAL VIDEO LAN

[B-1] [B-2]

CN20 CN1 [C-5]

CN16
[C-1] DVI-LAN
CN31

ARC CN3

CN6
CN17
ARC
CN18
IOF(L)
CN21

CN4 LAN
I-SYS
I-SYS CN2 CN14
CN2 CN14 BOARD F
BOARD L
[C-4]
[C-3]
[C-2]
[D-1]

[D-2]
[A-1]

[A-2] [A-5]
PS4
CN1

CN2

5V10A
J200 UPS
[A-3]
[A-6] [A-4]
HUB L

J107
CP2 L TRANS
LOUT1/LOUT2 UNIT HUB F

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15.3.1 Internal Connection (CP2)

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
A-1 CP2 Attachment POWER Attached to CP/ CP2 L TRANSFORMER UNIT
CABLE/ADOPTER EARTH 071-60813-01 [POWER SUPPLY] [CP2 L]
-
KPR-13
(Triode-Diode Connector)
A-2 FAN CABLE,DOOR 565-10731 ACQ 3 DOOR TRANSFORMER UNIT
1.3
I-SYS L REARA FAN [LOUT1/LOUT2]
A-3 AC CABLE,PS4 565-11263 ACQ 3 DOOR TRANSFORMER UNIT
1.05
POWER PS4 [CN1] [LOUT1/LOUT2]
A-4 TABLE TAP,TAP-KE2-1 071-60337-04 UPS [HUB] HUB F Attachment POWER
CABLE/
1
HUB L Attachment POWER
CABLE
A-5 I-SYS L DC CABLE 565-11262 ISYS L [CN21] / POWER CABLE PS4 CN2 /
1
IOF L [CN3] [J200]
A-6 I-SYS L CN6 CABLE 565-11264 I-SYS L TRANSFORMER UNIT
1.65
[CN6] [J107]

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
B-1 I-SYS-CP2 IO CABLE 565-10423-12 CP2 L I-SYS L
1
[EXTERNAL SYNC] [CN20]
B-2 I-SYS-CP2 LVDS CABLE 562-27740-12 CP2 L I-SYS L
1 [16BIT DIGITAL [CN1]
VIDEO]

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
C-1 LAN CABLE DVI 562-28024-01 DVI MAIN F I-SYS L
1
(Connection-Changeable) IN6(J15) [CN31]
*Change the cable connected to I-SYS F [CN31] to I-SYS L [CN31].
C-2 DAR ARCNET ISYS-ISYS 563-75790-14 I-SYS L I-SYS F
0.8
[CN17] [CN18]
C-3 I-SYS FL ECG CABLE 565-11200-01 I-SYS L I-SYS F
0.8
[CN14] [CN14]
C-4 I-SYS FL CABLE 562-27844-01 I-SYS L I-SYS F
0.8
[CN2] [CN2]
C-5 CABLE,SERIAL 565-10470-05 I-SYS L MPC
1.7
CROSS L-MPC [CN16] [COM5]

Ref. Length
Name Parts No. From To
No. [m]
D-1 LAN CABLE 3 HUB L2 565-10447-12 CP2 L LAN HUB L
1
[ETHERNET] [CH2]
D-2 LAN CABLE 3 HUB L3 565-10447-13 I-SYS L LAN HUB L
2
[CN4] [CH3]
D-3 LAN CABLE 3 HUB L8 565-10447-14 LAN HUB L LAN HUB F
1
[CH8] [CH7]

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15.4 Changing Frontal DVI Cable Connection

According to the label for Bi-plane, change the connection of DVI cable which is connected to
ACQ3 Cabinet DVI MAIN F.

Change theこの4本を接続変更
connection of these 4 cables.

[Bi用ラベル] J27 J26 J25 J24 J23 J22 J21 J20

Label for Bi
LD15 LD16 LD14 LD13 LD12 LD11 LD10 LD9
LD28 LD27 LD26 LD25 LD24 LD23 LD22 LD21

J30

LD29

J34

J2 LD20 J16
LD8
LD19 J15
LD7
SW7
J1
J9 LD1 LD18 J14
LD30 LD6
J31 SW1 SW5 SW4 SW3 SW2 LD17 J13
LD5
LD32 SW6 LD31 LD2 LD3 LD4

J32 J33 J29 J10 J11 J12

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15.5 Changing Installation and Setting of Other than ACQ3 Cabinet

15.5.1 Changing Power Supply Cabling of FPD Cooling Unit

Change Power Supply Cable of Frontal FPD Cooling Unit from ACQ3 Cabinet to ACQ3L Cabinet.

Cable (change cabling) to Frontal FPD Cooling Unit

Length
Name Parts No. From To
[m]
CODE SET, 565-11475-01 ACQ3L CABINET FPD COOLING UNIT
WATER CHLLER F 10 TRANS UNIT [AC POWER SUPPLY]
[FPD Chiller F]

NOTE
For Bi-plane system, be sure to connect power supply cable for Frontal FPD cooling unit
from ACQ3 Cabinet to ACQ3L cabinet because of electricity capacity.

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15.5.2 Adding REF Cabinet Bi-Plane System

Mount Lateral DVI-SUB board and DVI-OUT board to REF Cabinet Rear Panel.

LOCK NUT 2pc

DVI-SUB

SCREW
PAN HEAD
M2.6x5 2pc

DVI-OUT
After removing the nut of BNC,
mouting board.

SCREW LOCK NUT 4pc

PAN HEAD
M2.6x5 2pc

Mount the lock nut 2pc to rear DVI connector (CN1) of DVI-SUB board.

Connect the following DVI-CABLE from REF PC to DVI-SUB L.

Length
Name Parts No. From To
[m]
DVI CABLE 3 REF L 565-10467-11 1 REF PC VIDEO CARD DVI-SUB L
DISPLAY PORT
- DVI CONVERSION CABLE

Use Display Port-DVI Conversion Cable to connect.

Conversion cable is attached to REF PC.

REF PC (Conversion Cable) DVI-SUB

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15.5.3 Setting IVR NEO I/F, PERIP-SH BOARD

For the system with IVR shuttle, change DIP-SW 2-5 to ON for Bi-plane.
Change is not necessary for the system without IVR shuttle.

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15.5.4 Installation of ACQ3L Cabinet

According to chapter 4, install ACQ3L Cabinet.
After applying the power, go on to the next page.

NOTE
Factory setting of IP address for ACQ PC L / CP2 L/ I-SYS L are shown as follows.

ACQ PC L: 192.168.100.25
CP2 L： 192.168.100.24
I-SYS L: 192.168.100.27

For more than two systems, if there is a rival IP address with IP address above in the same
network, separate the network cable with other system before applying the power, and
connect that cable again after changing IP address.

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15.6 Setting DVI Config

According to chapter 8 and change DVI Config settings forBi-plane.
Standard settings for Bi-plane is shown below.

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15.7 Changing REF PC Setting

15.7.1 Display Setting
Set as follows to display REF L monitor.

1. Login to REF PC with “serviceapp”.

2. Right-click on the desktop and click “Screen resolution”.

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3. Set the display 1 and 2 as follows.

Setting Display 1 (Reference)

Setting Display 2

4. Click [Apply] and check that screen is displayed on REF L monitor. And click [OK] to exit.

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15.7.2 Setting Synergy

Set to share Mouse and Keyboard with ACQ PC L

1. Login to REF PC with “serviceapp”

2. Click [Start] at the left bottom of screen and click [All Programs]-[Synergy].

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3. Click [Configure Server…].

4. Drag and drop “DAR9500ACQ-F-XX” to the left cell.

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5. Drag and drop PC icon on the upper-right of the screen.

6. Double-click “Unnamed”.

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7. [Screen Settings] is dislayed. Set [Screen Name].

1st 2nd 3rd

Screen Name DAR9500ACQ-L-01 DAR9500ACQ-L-02 DAR9500ACQ-L-03

8. [Server Configuration] is displayed.

Click [OK].

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9. [Synergy] is displayed.

Click [Apply].
And check that the mouse pointer is moved to ACQ PC L.

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15.8 ACQ PC L Network Setting

According to “5.3 PC Configuration”, configure such as network setting of ACQ PC L.
Especially for the 2nd or more system, changing Host name and IP address settings are required.

15.9 Lateral CP2 / I-SYS Network Setting

If the system is the 2nd or more than one system and upgrade to Bi-plane, according to “chapter 7
I-SYS and CP2 IP Address Setting” to set IP address of CP2 L / I-SYS L.

15.10 Software Install

If ACQ PC F / REF PC software is different than ACQ PC L, update software version.
Refer to Appendix A and Appendix B for details of update.
If software version is the same, go on to [Step-3 Re-install Configuration Set].

15.11 DAR-9500f Application Setting

Refer to “5.5.2 Bi-Plane Option”, apply Bi-plane settings on DAR-9500f [Setting] screen.

15.12 I-SYS Update Software Install

Check version information with I-SYS FW Writer. Version of Frontal I-SYS and Lateral I-SYS
FPGA/FW/DATA should be the same.
Refer to Appendix C for details of update.

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16. UserQC (Option)

16.1 Introduction
This chapter describes how to use User Quality Control Mode (UserQC) to DAR-9500f.
UserQC is the feature which is required for “X-ray Equipment for Interventional Procedures” in
NEMA XR 27-2012.

16.2 Switch to User QC Mode

1) Log in Service mode on REF PC.
2) Click [EnableUserQCFeature.vbs] in “C:/Shimadzu/Scripts”.

Click [Yes].

16.3 Operation check

1) Reboot the system.

2) On the reference monitor, press [Alt] + [Tab] key to show [Reboot the DAR system
(Extended mode)] window

Click [No].

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3) [User authentication] is displayed.

Enter user name (your name) and password (UserQC), then click [OK].

4) The following window is displayed.

Click [OK] to reboot the system.

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5) The following window is displayed.

Click [No].

6) DAR system will run with User QC mode.

Please confirm that the message “User Quality Control mode” is displayed on
the acquisition and reference monitor as below.

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16.4 Switch to Normal Mode

1) Log in Service mode on REF PC.

2) Click [EnableUserQCFeature.vbs] in “C:/Shimadzu/Scripts”.

Click [No].

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Appendix A. Apply UPG1 for PC Replacement

Introduction
This chapter describes instructions of applying UPG1 when replacing PC.
Apply UPG1 according to this chapter when replacing REF PC and ACQ PC.
This is not necessary for usual installation.

Applying UPG1
Refer to the document in “565-13165 TRINIAS ALEXA UPG1”, please apply the UPG1 to the
replacement PC.

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Appendix B. How to install license when replacing PC

Inroduction
How to install DAR license and SCORE PRO license is described in this manual.
When replacing REF PC or ACQ PC, install DAR licnese according to this chapter.
And when replacing ACQ PC, install SCORE PRO license according to this chapter.
This installation is not necessary for normal installation.

NOTE
For M730,dongle of DAR license is installed inside PC.

ATX
Power Supply

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DAR License
1) Login to replaced PC (REF PC or ACQ PC) with service mode.

2) Startaup Explorer and open “G:\” folder.

NOTE
For the system with Stent View option, a root of DAR license dongle may be “H:\” on
ACQ PC.

3) Double-click “Licenses.reg”.

4) The following dialog is displayed.

Click [Yes].

5) The following dialog is displayed.

Click [OK].

6) Check that DAR application is started.

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SCORE PRO License

B.3.1 Installing License
1) Startup the system and login to ACQ PC with service mode.

2) Insert SCORE PRO LICENCE CD to CD drive.

3) Startup Explorer and open the following folder.

C:\CVIESDK\bin

4) Double-click “CVLicence.exe” and startup.

If SCORE-PRO license dongle is installed, dongle information will be displayed in the list as above
figure.
“No key found” in [Status] means that the license is not registered. And if nothing is displayed in the
list, dongle is not installed.

5) Select [File] – [Import License File…] menu and import the license file (***.def) in CD.

For Bi-plane system, there are two files in CD. Import a license file appropriate to the last 4
digits below [Hostid].

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6) To input license key but not a license file, click and select dongle information displayed in the
list, and input license key on [CVLicense-Set License] window displayed in [Edit] – [Set
License Key for selected product…] menu.

Input provided license key in [Key], and click [Set Key] button.

7) Registered the legitimate license, “License is valid” will display in [Status].

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B.3.2 Backup License File

If loosing license CD or input with license key, license file can be backup with the following
procedure.

1) According to the previous chapter, startup “CVLicence.exe” as in the mode that license
registration is completed.

2) Select [File] – [Export License File…] menu to write license information to “CVLicense.def”,
and copy to CD.

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Appendix C. Troubleshooting of FPD

C.1 Introduction
This chapter describes troubleshooting of FPD.

C.2 Troubleshooting

C.2.1 In Case of CP2 Does Not Complete Normally

1) Use “Viva” to check the time setting. (Refer to “C.3.3 Setting Time of CP2”)

NOTE

If there is the time lag or no confirmation, use the tool (“Viva” or “HostDown.exe”) for setting
the time of CP2. (Refer to “C.3.3 Setting Time of CP2”)

2) Check the number of 7-segment LCD of CP2. (Refer to Table C-3).

C.2.2 In Case of Error Occurs During Image Acquisition

1) Perform radiography or fluoroscopy of an optional object, and acquire the image
using TechCon+Xcat.

 Enable to acquire the image normally (with an object), but if defects (points
and lines) are visible, use “Defect Map Editor” of “Viva” to register defects. (Refer
to “8.10 FPD Defective Registration” in “M517-E657 Image Quality Adjustment
Manual”)

 Enable to acquire the image normally (with an object), but if the image quality is not
normal, check the clamp of LVDS cable and connection condition of connector of ACQ-
PC Camera Link cable.

 If a normal image cannot acquire (without object, too bright/dark), go on to step 2.

 If a normal image cannot acquire (acquires geometric image), go on to step 2.

2) Check the color of light of Fiber LED for CP2. A green light indicates normal
mode and a red/orange light indicates error mode between CP2 and Receptor.

3) Check the number of 7-segment LCD for CP2. (Refer to Table C-3)

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C.2.3 In Case of Gain Calibration Does Not Complete
1) Use “Viva” to check the time setting. (Refer to “C.3.3 Setting Time of CP2)

2) Check the log of I-SYS.

 For IBS Calib Time out error, set “IBS Calibration” OFF or load backup gain calibration
data to CP2 using “CP2 Calib Tool”, and execute gain calibration again.

 If Median value is lower or higher than default, check that “IBS Calib” is executed. And
if it is executed, check H/W related to IBS.

*I-SYS S/W Rev.3.2.0 or later

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C.3 Maintenance of CP2

C.3.1 Confirmation of Communication

C.3.1.1 Confirmation of Optical Cable

Expose two connectors of one side of optical cable to LED light, and check that
internal cable for two connectors of opposite side is lighted. If two connectors or
either one of connector are not lighted, an optical cable may be disconnected. Then
replace the optical cable.

C.3.1.2 Confirmation of Receptor

From the power cable and optical cable of normal connecting mode between CP2 and
Receptor, disconnect an optical cable only from Receptor and check that either one
of connector of optical cable is lighted. If both of them are not lighted, replace CP2
due to the CP2 communication module error.

C.3.1.3 Confirmation of CP2

From the power cable and optical cable of normal connecting mode between CP2 and
Receptor, disconnect an optical cable only from CP2 and check that either one of
connector of optical cable is lighted. If both of them are not lighted, replace a set of
Receptor+CP2 due to some errors such as the communication module error or the
power distribution error from CP2.

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C.3.2 Writing CP2 F/W
If startup of CP2 does not complete and error “32” and “43” is displayed alternately,
rewrite CP2 F/W with the following instructions.

1) Execute the following program on REF-PC.

 In case of FPD is SFD-0808/SFD-1212
[viva.exe] in [C:\Program Files(x86)\Varian\PaxScan_K05_Rel x.x\Viva]
folder.

 In case of FPD is SFD-0808AF/SFD-1212AF

[viva_64.exe] in [C:\Program Files\Varian\PaxScan\K06 Rel x.x\ViVA64]
folder.

2) Click [Edit]-[Preferences…].

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3) [ViVA-Preferences] is displayed.

Enter IP address of REF-PC to [Host Computer] and IP address of CP2 to [Cmd

Processor], and click [OK].

Table C-1 IP Address

REF-PC CP2 F CP2 L

192.168.100.23 192.168.100.21 192.168.100.24

4) [ViVA Message Box] is displayed.

Click [OK].

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NOTE

If [ViVA Message Box] is not displayed, click [Acquisition]-[Open Ethernet Link].

5) Insert [Receptor Installation Disc] to REF-PC.

6) Click [Tools]-[Command Processor]-[Transmit Files…].

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7) [ViVA-Transmit Files] is displayed.

Put a check mark on [Transmit This File] of [Receptor Configuration Data File] and click
[Browse].

8) Select “dat” file in [Receptor Configuration File] folder.

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9) [ViVA-Transmit Files] is displayed again.

Click [Transmit].

10) [ViVA Message Box-Data Loss Warning] is displayed.

Click [No].

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11) [ViVA Message Box] is displayed.

Click [Yes].

12) The following window is displayed after completing the update.

Click [OK].

13) [ViVA Message Box--Error] is displayed. (For SFD-0808 and SFD-0808AF only)

Click [OK].

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14) [ViVA Message Box--Data Loss Warning] is displayed. (For SFD-0808 and SFD-
0808AF only)

Click [Yes].

15) Click [File]-[Exit] to exit “ViVA”.

Turn OFF the power supply switch of CP2 rear and turn ON the power supply after
approximately 10 seconds.

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C.3.3 Setting Time of CP2
1) Execute the following program on REF-PC.
 In case of FPD is SFD-0808/SFD-1212
[viva.exe] in [C:\Program Files(x86)\Varian\PaxScan_K05_Rel x.x\Viva]
folder.

 In case of FPD is SFD-0808AF/SFD-1212AF

[viva_64.exe] in [C:\Program Files\Varian\PaxScan\K06 Rel x.x\ViVA64]
folder.

2) Click [Edit]-[Preferences…].

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3) [ViVA-Preferences] is displayed.

Enter IP address of REF-PC to [Host Computer] and IP address of CP2 to [Cmd

Processor], and click [OK].

Table C-2 IP Address

REF-PC CP2 F CP2 L

192.168.100.23 192.168.100.21 192.168.100.24
*Input “20” at the end of address for the second or subsequent system.

4) [ViVA Message Box] is displayed.

Click [OK].

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NOTE

If [ViVA Message Box] is not displayed, click [Acquisition]-[Open Ethernet Link].

5) Click [Tools]-[CP2]-[Set Time].

6) [ViVA – Transmit Files] is displayed.

Input current time and click [Apply].

7) Click [Cancel] to finish.

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8) Click [File]-[Exit] and exit “ViVA”.

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C.3.4 Confirmation of CP2 Errors
If error related to FPC occurs, obtain startup log of CP2 and check error number displayed on CP2.
Table C-3 is the error code list displays on 7-segment LCD of CP2.

Table C-3 CP2 Error List

No. Errors Remarks

0 Global Control Autosense
1 Could Not read Receptor Config File
2 Invalid Config Number of Modes
3 Invalid Debug Level Setting Receive
4 Invalid Debug Message Level Receive
5 Task Spawn Call Failed
6 Task Delete Call Failed
7 SemGive Call Failed
8 SemTake Call Failed
9 SemCreate Call Failed
10 Wrong Command Protocol Version Received by network
11 Wrong Header Size Reveived from network
12 Socket Error
13 Invalid Command Name
14 In Receiving Ethernet Command
15 msgQSend Call Failed
16 msgQRecve Call Failed
17 msgQCreate Call Failed
18 Detecting PCI Bridge
19 Connecting PCI Interrupt
20 Reading Receptor Config Registers
21 Message Handler Failed to Start
22 Data Out of Bounds
23 Creating Gain Offset Block
24 Flash File not found in flash system
25 Reading File From Flash
26 Writing File to Flash
27 FlashInterface Not Init
28 Radiation Not Allowed At this time
29 Valid-Xray Assertion Not Allowed At this time
30 Memory Allocation Error

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No. Errors Remarks
31 Temperature Monitor Error
32 Receptor Error
33 IPS Error
34 Receptor Medium Low
35 Receptor Medium High
36 Flash File CRC Does Not Match to Calculated Value
37 Receptor Firmware Error
38 Gain Image data copy to IPU memory fails
39 Problem sending the Error Log to the Host.
40 Problem Clearing the Error Log.
41 Could not read the error log sector in flash.
42 Could not write to the error log sector in flash.
43 Link Ready Error Detected.
44 No Flash Memory Available
45 CP2 Clock is NOT set
46 Black Image Error Detected
47 ABS Voltage in Undefined State
48 Task Lock Failed
49 Internal Timer Error

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