Installation Manual Siemens Multix Select DR

Multix Select DR
Installation Instructions
System
beginning with Serial No. 10001(with table)
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Siemens Healthcare GmbH - Germany
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft - Germany
Siemens Shenzhen Magnetic Resonance Ltd. - China
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Table of Contents 3
1 Installation Information 6
1.1 Required Measuring Instruments, Tools, and Aids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

1.2 Tolerance Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.2.1 Maximum torque. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.2.2 Safety Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.2.3 Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.2.4 Assembly Note Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
2 Installation Table of Contents 10
2.1 Installing the Bucky Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

2.2 Installing the Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
2.3 Transport the table base to the installation location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
2.3.1 1. If the door open width is more than 88 cm, moving the the 15
system to the installation location is normal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2.3.2 2. If the door opening width is less than 88 but more than 75 . . 15
2.3.3 3. If the door opening width is less than 75 but more than 65 . . 18
2.4 Drilling the Anchor Holes for the Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
2.5 Setting up the Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
2.6 Removing the Transport Safety Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
2.6.1 Assembling the Cassette Tray (for Table Version 01) . . . . . . . . . . 29
2.7 Iontomat Installation (left Configuration). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
2.8 Iontomat Installation (right Configuration). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
2.9 Grid Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
2.10 Installing the Tabletop. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
2.11 Installing the Tabletop in Small Rooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
2.12 Installing the Tabletop in Extremely Small Rooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
2.13 Installing the Tabletop with Material Number: 10644801 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
2.14 Installing and Aligning the Rail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
2.15 The longitudinal rail for the right-sided version . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
3 Installing the Column Stand 59
3.1 Installing the Column Stand (Table Version 01) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

3.1.1 Left-hand Configuration when Installing the Column Stand . . . . 59
3.1.2 Right-Sided Configuration when Installing the Column Stand . . . 64
4 Installing the Tube Unit, Control Panel and Collimator 70
4.1 Installing the Single-tank Tube Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

4.2 Connecting the Cables to the Tube Unit Stand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
4.3 Installing the Control Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
4.4 Routing the Cables to the Stand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
4.5 Installing the Collimator (ML02) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
4.6 Connecting the Collimator Cable (ML02) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
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4.7 Installing the Collimator (ML03) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

4.8 Connecting the Collimator Cable (ML03) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
4.9 Installing the Angled Plate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
4.10 Installing the KermaX (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
4.11 Releasing the Counterweight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
4.12 Installing the Plug Cap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
4.13 Installing the Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
4.13.1 Routing Cables. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
4.14 Removing the Kick Switch on the Patient Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
5 Installing the BWS (Option) (10893698/10893699) 100
5.1 Transporting and Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100

5.1.1 Using the Laser Light to install the BWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
5.1.2 Drilling the anchor holes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
5.1.3 Installing the blue Front Cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
5.3 BWS Iontomat Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
5.3.1 Left configuration BWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
5.3.2 Right configuration BWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
5.4 Installing the Overhead Lateral Arm Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
5.4.1 Fine Compensation Weights for Bucky Wall Stand (1) . . . . . . . . . 109
5.4.2 Fine Compensation Weights for Bucky Wall Stand (2) . . . . . . . . . 111
6 Installing the BWS (Option) (10569742/10569743) 113
6.1 Transporting and Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

6.1.1 Using the Laser Light to install the BWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
6.1.2 Drilling the anchor holes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
6.1.3 Installing the blue Front Cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
6.3 BWS Iontomat Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
6.3.1 Left configuration BWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
6.3.2 Right configuration BWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121
6.4 Installing the Overhead Lateral Arm Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
6.4.1 Fine Compensating Weights for Bucky Wall Stand . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
7 Installation of the 440/480 V Pre-transformer (Option) 124
8 Generator Preparations 129
8.1 Connecting the main Power Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

8.2 Connecting the BWS Cables (10893698/10893699) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130
8.3 Connecting the BWS Cables (10569743/10569742) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
8.4 Connecting the FL-C Cables. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135
8.5 Connecting the I/O Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
8.6 Connecting the CRM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
8.7 CIB Interface Board (Option) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144

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8.8 Connecting Generator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145

8.9 Connecting the Footswitch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
8.10 Generator Status when Shipped . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
8.10.1 Protective Measures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
8.10.2 Setting up the Generator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
8.11 Installing the MSDR Front Cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
8.12 Monitor Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155
8.12.1 Installing the EIZO MX191 FL 19" Color Monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155
8.12.2 Installing the 19" Black/White Monitor and the 19” Color 1914 155
Monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9 System Cable Connection List 159
10 Changes to previous Version 162
11 List of Hazard IDs 163

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6 1 Installation Information
1.1 Required Measuring Instruments, Tools, and Aids

All tools, test equipment and aids, with the exception of the "standard installation tool
kit", are listed.
-Standard installation tool kit
-Spirit level (measurement accuracy:1.0 mm per meter)
-Hammer drill
- Loctite 221 threadlocker
-Masonry drill bit, 12 mm dia.
-Masonry drill bit, 10 mm dia.
-Torque wrench (20-100 Nm)
-Torque wrench (0-25Nm)
-ESD equipment, type
- Extended roll (20 cm)
- Lase light: geo-FENNEL, FL 55 PLUS
- Push needle, HT-319C: Outside size: 3.2 mm, inside size: 2.6 mm
-Zipper tool
Optional tools
n Extension rod for screwdriver( Fig. 178 Page 124)
n Support wood block for small rooms
Minimum size: length: 75*, width: 75*, height: 200, need 2 pieces.
( pos1/Fig. 10 Page 17)Minimum size: length: 150*, width: 150*, height: 600,
need 2 pieces. ( pos4/Fig. 10 Page 17)
Additional Required Documents for Reference
-Planning Guide
-System Wiring Diagrams
-Installation Certificate
-Project Plan
Filling Out the Installation Certificate
Installation Certificate XP00-000.813.01.01 must be filled out by the responsible installa‐
tion engineer during installation and cabling. The completed installation has to be con‐
firmed by the signature of the responsible installation engineer and the project manager.
Both the responsible installation engineer and the project manager should receive a copy
of the certificate. The original installation certificate should be sent to SSME XP SCM.
(Contact: Return Mail Address: SSMEXPInstallationPublic.healthcare@internal.sie‐
mens.com)

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1.2 Tolerance Values

General tolerances for linear dimensions are indicated in the table given below. These tol‐
erances apply to all dimensions indicated in these instructions if no other tolerance is in‐
dicated.
Nominal di‐ Over 3 Over 6 Over 30 Over 120 Over 400 Over Over
mension mm up to mm up to mm up to mm up to mm up to 1000 mm 2000 mm
6 mm 30 mm 120 mm 400 mm 1000 mm up to up to
2000 mm 4000 mm
Permissible tol‐ ±0.5mm ±1mm ± 1.5 mm ±2.5mm ±4mm ±6mm ±8mm
erance
1.2.1 Maximum torque

The following torque is to be used for tightening fasteners if no specific torque is indica‐
ted. The torque table below is valid for 8.8 grade fasteners.
Nominal Screw material Steel per DIN 267 Brass CuZn

thread di‐ alloy
ameter
Hardness 4.6 4.8 5.8 8.8 10.9 12.9
rating
M3 0.5 0.67 0.83 1.3 1.9 2.2 0.62
M3.5 0.76 1.0 1.3 2.0 2.8 3.4 0.95
M4 1.1 1.5 1.9 3.0 4.2 5.1 1.4
M5 2.2 3.0 3.7 6.0 8.4 10.1 2.8
M6 3.8 5.1 6.4 10.2 14.4 17.3 4.8
M8 9.5 12.6 15.8 25.3 35.6 42.7 11.9
M10 18.7 24.8 31.1 49.8 70.0 84.0 23.3
M12 32.9 43.8 54.8 87.6 123.3 147.9 41.4
A tolerance of ±10% is permissible for torque data.
1.2.2 Safety Information

When performing procedures and tests, observe the product - specific safety information
in the documentation. When performing the work steps and checks, the general safety
information for medical products must be observed.
1.2.3 Abbreviations
SID = Source-to-image distance

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8 1 Installation Information
BWS = Bucky wall stand
1.2.4 Assembly Note Information
1.2.4.1 Required Torque

n Five expansion bolts for the table base: 20 N•m ( Fig. 9 Page 16)
n Nine screws for the longitudinal rail: 10 N•m ( pos2/Fig. 75 Page 54)
n One expansion bolt for the longitudinal rail: 20 N•m ( pos5/Fig. 75 Page 54)
n Six screws to connect the column with the table base: 25 N•m
n Four screws to connect the column with the table base: 25 N•m (tor table Version 01)
n Four screws to connect the tube with the panel: 10 N•m( pos3/Fig. 99 Page 71)
n Four screws to connect the panel of the tube with the column: 10
N•m( pos2/Fig. 99 Page 71)
n Four expansion bolts for the BWS: 20 N•m
1.2.4.2 Loctite 221 is required

n Nine screws for longitudinal rail: Loctite 221( pos2/Fig. 75 Page 54)
n End stop for longitudinal rail: Loctite 221
n Six screws to connect the column with the table base: Loctite 221
n Four screws to connect the panel of tube with column: Loctite
221( pos2/Fig. 99 Page 71)
n Four screws to connect the column with the table base: Loctite 221 (for table Version
01) ( Pos2/Fig. 85 Page 60)
n Two screws to connect the cassette tray: Loctite 221
n Four screws on both sides and middle of tabletop ( pos1/Fig. 66 Page 49).
 Wooden floor is not allowed to be installed.

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Fig. 1:

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10 2 Installation Table of Contents
2.1 Installing the Bucky Table

General Information
The standard version is the left configuration.( Fig. 2 Page 10) shows the left version
(can be recognized by the longitudinal rail ( pos6/Fig. 2 Page 10) for the column stand
at the back, projecting out to the left). The following installation description refers pri‐
marily to the left version with cassette; however it can also be used for the other versions.
Differences in the installation are shown and are noted when appropriate.
Fig. 2: Component designations, left configuration (standard version)
12
8
9
13
10 14
11 15 2 1
3
6
4 5
(1) The floating tabletop can be moved manually

(2) Profile rails to accommodate accessories
(3) Top frame of table
(4) Bucky cabinet
(5) Table base
(6) Longitudinal rail
(7) Kick switch
(8) Vertical carriage
(9) Cross arm for tube support
(10) Scale for SID
(11) Column stand
(12) Single tank tube unit
(13) Control arm with angle display (control panel)
(14) Manual collimator
(15) Hand grips

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Installation Table of Contents 2 11
2.2 Installing the Table

In the field, if attempting to move the system into a room with a door opening of less
than 90 cm (minimum door opening 88 cm), unpack the table from the carton and move
the table on the floor into the room.

Move the Stand. Move the stand by pulling at the load bearing points.
( pos1/Fig. 7 Page 14)
Stand Preparations
Fig. 3: Front cover disassembly
1
n Remove two transport safety devices ( pos1/Fig. 3 Page 11).
n To remove the front cover, insert a 2.5 mm Allen key through the hole
( pos1/Fig. 3 Page 11).
n Loosen the two front cover panel screws (do not remove the M3 Allen screws).
n Remove the front cover panel towards the front.
n Reinstall the two transport safety devices ( pos1/Fig. 3 Page 11).

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Fig. 4:
(1) Control panel and Bucky cables

(2) Handle knob
(3) Installation location of the handle knob
(4) Bucky base
n Remove the box ( pos1/Fig. 4 Page 12)

n Remove the handle knob ( pos2/Fig. 4 Page 12) and install it in the following loca‐
tion ( pos3/Fig. 4 Page 12).
n Please hold the control panel and Bucky cables on the Bucky base before removing the
table.( pos4/Fig. 4 Page 12)
n Remove the cable tie with side snips ( pos4/Fig. 4 Page 12)
Fig. 5: Disassembly of the rear cover
n Remove the rear cover panel.

Remove the two Allen screws ( pos1,2/Fig. 5 Page 12).

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Fig. 6: Removing the table frame mounting screws
n Remove the 4 screws on the table frame ( arrows/Fig. 6 Page 13) and tap them out
towards the bottom.
Move the Stand. Move the stand by pulling at the load bearing points.
 Take note of the table support points that are shown ( Fig. 7 Page 14).
Do not remove the footswitch at this time ( pos7/Fig. 2 Page 10).

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Fig. 7: Load bearing parts

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2.3 Transport the table base to the installation location.

There are 3 conditions:
2.3.1 1. If the door open width is more than 88 cm, moving the the system to
the installation location is normal.
2.3.2 2. If the door opening width is less than 88 but more than 75
n Please see the illustration ( pos1/Fig. 8 Page 15), the distance from the bottom of
table base to top is 75 cm. If the narrow door openig is less than the 75 cm, turn over
the table base to pass it through the opening.
Fig. 8:
n Remove the 4 screws under the table frame ( Fig. 9 Page 16) and tap them out

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Fig. 9:
n Place the two wood blocks under the table base ( pos1/Fig. 10 Page 17). This will
prevent the metal extension from being damaged ( pos2/Fig. 10 Page 17).
n Place the carriage on the middle rear of the table base ( pos3/Fig. 10 Page 17)
n Place the two wood blocks on the carriage ( pos4/Fig. 10 Page 17).
n Please see the illustation ( pos1/Fig. 11 Page 17); before turning over the table
base, we must protect the control panel and system cable in the table base.
n Turn over the table base 90 degrees.

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Fig. 10:
1 1
2 4
3
n Place the cables and control panel in the table base ( pos1/Fig. 11 Page 17) and
move the carriage through the small door opening.
Fig. 11:

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2.3.3 3. If the door opening width is less than 75 but more than 65
n The opening is 65 cm if the top table frame is removed to pass it through the outside
door.
n To disassemble the top table frame, please see the steps below:
n Then turn over the table base 90 degrees and move it through the outside door. The
method is the same as in chapter: The small door opening for 88 cm - 75 cm
Fig. 12: Disassembly of the cover of the tabletop frame
n Remove the left/right base cover ( pos1/Fig. 12 Page 18) by removing the Allen
screws ( pos2/Fig. 12 Page 18).
Fig. 13:
n Unplug the connections for the brake at the connector (A20. 36 or A20. 37) as
shown ( pos1/Fig. 13 Page 18) and remove the connectors to avoid damaging them
during installation ( pos1/Fig. 13 Page 18)

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Fig. 14: Removing the side cover of the tabletop frame Fig. 15: Removing the cable rod
n Remove the side cover ( pos1/Fig. 14 Page 19) by removing the screws
Fig. 16: Removing the cable rod screws
n Remove the cable rod ( pos1/Fig. 15 Page 19) and ( pos1/Fig. 16 Page 19) by re‐
moving the hardware ( pos2/Fig. 16 Page 19).
Fig. 17: Removing the rod

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Fig. 18: Removing the L type stop
n Remove the stop bracket on the table base assembly ( pos1/Fig. 18 Page 20) by re‐
moving the screws ( pos2/Fig. 18 Page 20).
Fig. 19: Spiral cable
n Slide out the base assembly ( Fig. 19 Page 20)

n Disconnect the spiral cable at the other end of A20 35.1 and 32.1 on both sides of the
table base ( pos1/Fig. 19 Page 20).
n When taking the table frame out of the table base, make sure the cables do not get
damaged in the table frame.

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Fig. 20:
n Take out the table frame ( Fig. 21 Page 21).

Fig. 21:

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2.4 Drilling the Anchor Holes for the Table
 A total of 6 holes must be drilled to anchor the table.
 The table drilling template is packed along with the tabletop.
Fig. 22: Table base template
Fig. 23: BWS template
n Align the drilling template according to the room plan. When doing this, the reference
point of the drilling template ( Fig. 22 Page 22) must be lined up with the orienta‐
tion point shown in the room plan.
n Based on the drilling template, mark the 5 holes ( pos1/Fig. 22 Page 22) and the hole
( pos2/Fig. 22 Page 22) on the left or the hole ( pos3/Fig. 22 Page 22) on the right
side, depending on the installation. Drill the 12-mm diameter holes for the table. In
the same way, mark the 4 holes for the Bucky wall stand depending on the layout us‐
ing the drilling template (according to the customer order to select the drilling loca‐
tion of the BWS SID using the BWS template) ( Fig. 23 Page 22). Once the BWS is
centered, the holes for the BWS can be drilled.

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The cover for the electrical parts on the left side and the metal part to secure the connec‐
 tors on the right side need to be removed before the drilling for the set screw to avoid a
collision.
Fig. 24: Cover on the table

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2.5 Setting up the Table

n Align the unit at the installation location.
n Insert the five "S M8-12/55/40 LIEBIG expansion bolts" into the anchoring points, but
do not tighten them yet.
Fig. 25: Adjusting leveling of the table base
n Check alignment of the table frame in the longitudinal ( pos1/Fig. 26 Page 25) and
transverse directions ( pos1/Fig. 27 Page 25) with a spirit level.
 The tolerance for aligning the table is ±0.1.
n Use the 4 leveling screws ( pos1/Fig. 25 Page 24) to level the table in the longitudi‐
nal and transverse directions.
n Place shims under the table at the locations provided ( Fig. 25 Page 24).
- Back of table: Insert the shims ( pos2/Fig. 25 Page 24) so that the rail is also shim‐
med.
 The longitudinal rail is installed later.

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Fig. 26: Longitudinal leveling Fig. 27: Transverse leveling

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2.6 Removing the Transport Safety Devices

Fig. 28: Transport safety device for table Version 00
n Remove the transport safety devices by removing the 2 screws on the rear of the
Bucky ( Pos1/Fig. 28 Page 26) (for table Version 00).
Fig. 29: Transport safety device for table Version 01
n Remove the transport safety devices by removing the 6 screws on both sides of the
Bucky ( Pos1/Fig. 29 Page 26) (for table Version 01).

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Fig. 30: Removing the transport devices (under the tabletop)
n Remove the transport device by removing the 4 screws (under the tabletop)
Fig. 31: Caution: risk of hands getting caught

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Fig. 32: Red frame on table
 Be careful of getting your hands caught when the table frame is moved because the red
frame has been removed.

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2.6.1 Assembling the Cassette Tray (for Table Version 01)

Fig. 33:
n Slide the three rails of cassette tray plate into the end position.
Fig. 34:

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Fig. 35: Inserting the cassette tray
n Press the handle ( Pos1/Fig. 35 Page 30) and insert the Bucky tray horizontally into
the end position.
n If inserting the Bucky tray was not correct and you would like to put it back, you can
move three locking studs ( Pos2/Fig. 35 Page 30)from left to right, then put back the
Bucky tray.
Fig. 36: Installing the stop

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Fig. 37:
 Apply Loctite 221 to the two screws ( Pos1/Fig. 36 Page 30).
n While keeping the locking handle pressed, pull the cassette tray out and ensure that
the stop is correct ( Pos1/Fig. 36 Page 30) to prevent the cassette tray end stop from
falling out.

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2.7 Iontomat Installation (left Configuration)

First check whether the Iontomat template has been installed so that it is consistent with
the customer order:
For Iontomat template installation of the left configuration, please see the illustration
( Fig. 39 Page 32).
 For Iontomat template installation of the right configuration, please see the illustration
( Fig. 44 Page 35).
If the actual order configuration and installation requirements are not met, perform the
following steps.
Fig. 38: Left-hand configuration
Fig. 39: Installation of the Iontamat
n Remove the stud that holds the grid by removing the two screws

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n Remove the cover by removing the two screws ( pos1/Fig. 39 Page 32).
Fig. 40: Inserting the Iontomat (left configuration)
n Insert the Iontomat into the Bucky ( Fig. 40 Page 33).

n Secure the Iontomat cable with cable ties( pos1/Fig. 40 Page 33).
n Plug in the Iontomat connector ( pos2/Fig. 40 Page 33).

When connecting with Iontomat, ensure that the black side of the connector is facing up
Fig. 41: Back of connector facing up

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Fig. 42: Installation of the Iontomat
n Install the cover with the two screws ( pos1/Fig. 42 Page 34).
n Install the grid holder studs with two screws ( pos2/Fig. 42 Page 34).

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2.8 Iontomat Installation (right Configuration)

First check whether the Iontomat template has been installed so that it is consistent with
the customer order:
For Iontomat template installation of the left configuration, please see the illustration
( Fig. 39 Page 32).
 For Iontomat template installation of the right configuration, please see the illustration
( Fig. 44 Page 35).
If the actual order configuration and installation requirements are not met, perform the
the following steps.
Fig. 43: Right-hand configuration
Fig. 44: Installing the Iontomat for the right-hand configuration
n Remove the grid holder rod by removing the two screws.

n Remove the cover by removing the two screws.

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n Insert the Iontomat into the Bucky ( Fig. 44 Page 35).

n Secure the Iontomat cable with cable ties ( pos1/Fig. 44 Page 35)
n Plug in the Iontomat connector ( pos2/Fig. 44 Page 35)

When connecting with Iontomat, ensure that the red side of the connector is facing up
( pos2/Fig. 44 Page 35) (pointing to the right-hand configuration).
Fig. 45: Red side facing up (right configuration)

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2.9 Grid Installation

Fig. 46: Grid installation
n Insert the grid ( Fig. 46 Page 37) until the handle is engaged on the stud

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2.10 Installing the Tabletop

Please check the system serial number before installing the tabletop. With system serial

numbers higher than 10022 (beginning with 10022), please proceed according to the
chapter "Installing the Tabletop with Material Number: 10644801" ( Installing the Tab‐
letop with Material Number: 10644801 / Page 45).
Fig. 47: Installing the tabletop
n Remove the two stop blocks ( pos3/Fig. 47 Page 38) in the middle on both sides of
the tabletop.
n Slide the tabletop onto the table base.
n While sliding on the tabletop, hold the brake assembly pressed.
( pos1,2/Fig. 47 Page 38)
n Reinstall the two stop blocks on the tabletop.( pos1,2/Fig. 47 Page 38)

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2.11 Installing the Tabletop in Small Rooms

Fig. 48: Installation of the grid in a small room Fig. 49: Inserting the tabletop in a small room
n Remove the 4 end stops ( pos1/Fig. 47 Page 38) on the 2 ends of the tabletop to
install it on the table base.
n Place the tabletop ( pos1/Fig. 48 Page 39) on the base assembly
n Lift the tabletop at the foot end approximately 10cm and slide the tabletop towards
the head end until you reach the table ring( pos3/Fig. 49 Page 39).
n Lower the tabletop ( pos1/Fig. 49 Page 39) at the foot end and slide the tabletop
back towards the foot end ( Fig. 49 Page 39).
n Reinstall the 4 end stops ( pos1/Fig. 47 Page 38).

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2.12 Installing the Tabletop in Extremely Small Rooms
 In the case of extremely small rooms, the minimum distance of the tabletop to the wall
can be reduced to 50 mm instead of 250 mm.
 This point is relevant only if the room is so narrow that the table base has to be removed
to install the tabletop.
To install the tabletop on the table in extremely small rooms proceed as follows:
Fig. 50: Disassembly of the cover of the tabletop frame
n Remove the left/right base cover ( pos1/Fig. 50 Page 40) by removing the Allen
Fig. 51:
n Unplug the connections for the brake at the connector (A20. 36 or A20. 37) as
shown ( pos1/Fig. 51 Page 40) and remove the connectors to avoid damaging them
during installation ( pos1/Fig. 51 Page 40)

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Fig. 52: Removing the side cover of the tabletop frame Fig. 53: Removing the cable rod
n Remove the side cover ( pos1/Fig. 52 Page 41) by removing the screws
Fig. 54: Removing the cable rod screws
n Remove the cable rod ( pos1/Fig. 53 Page 41) and( pos1/Fig. 54 Page 41) by re‐
moving the hardware ( pos2/Fig. 54 Page 41).
Fig. 55: Removing the rod

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n Slide the cable rod out of the spiral cable ( pos1/Fig. 55 Page 41).
Fig. 56: Removing the L type stop
n Remove the stop bracket on the table base assembly ( pos1/Fig. 56 Page 42) by re‐
moving the screws ( pos2/Fig. 56 Page 42).
Fig. 57: Spiral cable
n Slide out the base assembly ( Fig. 57 Page 42)

n Disconnect the spiral cable at the other end of A20 35.1 and 32.1 on both sides of the
table base ( pos1/Fig. 57 Page 42).
n When taking the table frame out of the table base, make sure the cables do not get
damaged in the table frame.

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Fig. 58:
n Position the table frame assembly so that the tabletop can be slid up onto the table
frame assembly ( pos1,2/Fig. 58 Page 43).
Fig. 59: Installing the end stops Fig. 60:
n Install the end stops provided for the tabletop at the 4 positions
Fig. 61: Placing on the table frame and tabletop
n Carefully place the table frame assembly along with the tabletop back on the table
( Fig. 61 Page 43).
- When doing this, note to the cables and slightly press

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n the electromagnetic brakes towards the inside ( pos2/Fig. 61 Page 43).

n Slide the table frame and tabletop assembly as shown in ( Fig. 60 Page 43)
n Pass the spiral cable through the rod and install the rod using the clamps.
n Secure the stop bracket back in place ( pos1/Fig. 56 Page 42).
n Reconnect the electrical connections to the electromagnetic brakes and plug in the
connectors in the table base.
n Check for the cable routing and move the tabletop back and forth. When doing this,
make sure that nothing interferes with the cables.
n Re-install the covers.
n Move the tabletop back . When doing this, make sure that there are no unusual noises
or unbalanced movements.

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2.13 Installing the Tabletop with Material Number: 10644801
 Please check the system serial number; if it is higher than 10022 (including 10022),
please follow the installation steps below to install the tabletop.
n Insert the tabletop in the direction of the arrow as shown in the illustration below
( Fig. 62 Page 45).
n When the position is reached ( pos1/Fig. 62 Page 45), stop insertion of the tab‐
letop.
Fig. 62: Inserting the tabletop
(1) Preparing to insert the end stop

(2) Avoiding damage to the magnet and guide wheel before inserting the tabletop

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n Take the two end stops from the accessory package ( pos3/Fig. 63 Page 46).
Fig. 63: Table accessories in the accessory package
(1) Tabletop cover

(2) Paneling screw
(3) End stop
(4) End stop screw
n Insert the two end stops as shown in the illustration below ( pos1/Fig. 64 Page 47).

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Fig. 64: Installing the end stops
(1) Inserting the two end stops

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n Insert the tabletop as shown in the illustration ( Fig. 65 Page 48).

Avoid damaging the magnet and guide wheel while inserting the tabletop
Fig. 65: Inserting the tabletop after inserting the two end stops

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n As shown in the illustration below ( Fig. 66 Page 49), use a 2.5 mm wrench to
move the end stop in tabletop rail until the two holes in end stop align with the two
holes in the tabletop in the middle of the tabletop rail.
Fig. 66: Use a 2.5 mm wrench to move the end stop
(1) Align the two holes in the end stop with the two holes in the tabletop
n Use Loctite 221 on the threads of the two end stop screws.

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n Tighten the two screws ( pos4/Fig. 63 Page 46) on the end stops
( Fig. 67 Page 50).
Fig. 67: Tighten the two screws of end stop with Loctite 221
n Install the four covers on the tabletop ( pos1/Fig. 68 Page 50). The four covers and
screws are in the accessory package.
Fig. 68: Installing the four covers on the tabletop
(1) Four covers
Fig. 69:

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n Align the two holes in the stop blocks with the two holes of the tabletop rail using an
Allen key ( pos1/Fig. 69 Page 50).
n Tighten the two screws for the stop blocks on both sides of the tab‐
letop( pos2/Fig. 61 Page 43).
n Install the two covers on the tabletop.
Fig. 70:
n Installation of the tabletop is complete.
 Injury or crushing of service personnel may occur in the performance of maintenance

tasks on the table; take special care with the lift drive.

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2.14 Installing and Aligning the Rail

Fig. 71: Longitudinal rail
n Remove the longitudinal rail ( pos1/Fig. 71 Page 52) for installation on the table base
along with the transport clamp ( pos4/Fig. 75 Page 54)(depending upon the left/
right configuration; the illustration in ( pos4/Fig. 75 Page 54) is for the left-hand
configuration).
n The longitudinal clamp ( pos4/Fig. 75 Page 54) must be attached on the longitudi‐
nal rail at the extension end.
Fig. 72: Long bumper
n The standard factory setting is for the left-sided version.

n Remove the long bumper ( pos1/Fig. 72 Page 52) by removing the screw
( pos2/Fig. 72 Page 52) as shown.

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Fig. 73: Short bumper and long bumper positions (right configuration)
2
1
(1) Short bumper

(2) Long bumper
 The short bumper is on the right side (extended end), the long bumper is on the left side
when the right configuration system has been selected.

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Fig. 74: Short bumper and long bumper positions (left configuration)
 The short bumper is on the left side (extended end), the long bumper is on the right side
when the left configuration system has been selected.
Fig. 75: Installation of the longitudinal rail

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Fig. 76:
n Attach the longitudinal rail ( pos1/Fig. 76 Page 55) and ( pos1/Fig. 75 Page 54) to
the table base with the open end on the extension side as shown in
( Fig. 76 Page 55). Use the nine screws included in the shipment to secure the longi‐
tudinal rail ( pos2/Fig. 75 Page 54).
Apply Loctite 221 threadlocker to the nine screws.
T Tighten the nine screws to 10 N with a torque wrench.
n For right-sided conversion, the extension is on the opposite side. Refer to the section
on changing the longitudinal rail for right-sided version.
While installing the longitudinal rail, note that the standard version is left sided.
 The short rubber buffer on the rail is always located on the side away from the table
(along the extension). The longer buffer is always on the side facing the table.
n Tighten the screws for the longitudinal rail ( pos2/Fig. 75 Page 54)
and( pos1/Fig. 76 Page 55) to the required torque value.
 When installing the longitudinal rail, make sure that the “Risk of tripping” warning label
dose not get damaged.
n Insert one "LIEBIG S M8-12/55/40 expansion bolt" into the anchor point
( pos5/Fig. 75 Page 54), but do not tighten it yet.
Fig. 77: Leveling the longitudinal rail
n Check alignment of the longitudinal rail ( pos2/Fig. 77 Page 55) with the spirit level

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n If needed, shim the rail and the table base with the shims provided in the shipment
n Insert shims ( pos6/Fig. 75 Page 54)below the longitudinal clamp
 The rail must be shimmed at all locations to ensure that it does not twist.
T Check the alignment of the table with the spirit level. Tighten all five "LIEBIG S
M8-12/55/40 expansion bolts" on the table base and one "LIEBIG S M8-12/55/40 expan‐
sion bolt" on the longitudinal rail ( pos5/Fig. 75 Page 54) to a torque of 20 Nm.

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2.15 The longitudinal rail for the right-sided version

Fig. 78: Long bumper
n For the standard version, use the longitudinal rail that comes with the long bumper as
shown in ( pos1/Fig. 78 Page 57). This needs to be attached on the other end of the
longitudinal rail for the right-hand configuration after attaching the longitudinal rail
to the table base ( pos2/Fig. 81 Page 58).
n To remove the long bumper ( pos1/Fig. 78 Page 57), remove the screw with a 5 mm
Allen key ( pos2/Fig. 78 Page 57) and remove the long bumper
Fig. 79: Short bumper
n Remove the short bumper in the same way ( pos1/Fig. 79 Page 57) on the longitudi‐
nal rail. It needs to be installed on the right side of the rail after inserting the column
in the longitudinal rail.
n The longitudinal plate ( pos1/Fig. 80 Page 58) needs to be removed before insert‐
ing the column. To remove it, remove the 2 screws ( pos2/Fig. 80 Page 58)

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Fig. 80: Rail
Fig. 81:
2
n Attach the long bumper to the longitudinal plate after attaching the longitudinal rail

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Installing the Column Stand 3 59
3.1 Installing the Column Stand (Table Version 01)
3.1.1 Left-hand Configuration when Installing the Column Stand

n Remove the transport safety device for the cross arm with a 5 mm Allen key.
Fig. 82: Transport safety device
n Remove the 4 screws and tap them out towards the bottom.
n Position the cross arm vertically by pulling the indexing pin on the bottom of the cross
arm and letting the cross arm engage in the vertical position.
Fig. 83: Transport safety device for the BWS
n Remove the 2 screws and tap them out towards the bottom.
n Move the column stand down until the transport safety device projects out of the pal‐
let.
 WARNING
Before lifting the column stand, ensure that the counterweight locking bolts are
in place. Also ensure that the counterweight is locked and the cross arm
( Pos3/Fig. 82 Page 59)cannot be moved down.
 Ensure locking and movement

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60 3 Installing the Column Stand
n Lift the column stand.

n Make sure that the column stand is evenly resting on all three castors and that the
bearings for the stand are not under load.
n Move the column stand into position ( Fig. 84 Page 60).
Fig. 84: Moving in the column
n Carefully insert the column base into the longitudinal rail attached to the table base .
n Reinstall the stop ( Pos1/Fig. 84 Page 60)on the longitudinal rail (2 Allen screws).
 Use Loctite 221 on the two screws for the end stop
Fig. 85: Remove the bolt transport bracket of the Bucky C-connector

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n Remove the bolt ( Pos1/Fig. 85 Page 60)and remove the transport bracket
( Pos2/Fig. 85 Page 60) of the Bucky C-connector.
Fig. 86: Installing the column
n Move the column stand all the way so that the column connector
( Pos1/Fig. 86 Page 61) is in position with the Bucky C-connector. Connect the col‐
umn to the table using ten Allen screws and apply Loctite 221 to the ten Allen screws.
This description refers to the left-side version.
T
n
Tighten the Allen screws to a torque of 25 N ( Pos2/Fig. 86 Page 61).
 Use Loctite 221 on the 10 screws ( Pos2/Fig. 86 Page 61)
n Check the column in both vertical directions with a spirit level. Only if needed, loosen
the 10 screws ( Pos2/Fig. 86 Page 61) on the column connector, align the column,
and retighten the screws to the specified torque value.

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n Also remove the transport bracket and the castors ( Pos2/Fig. 87 Page 62).
Fig. 87: Connecting the column cable

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Fig. 88:
n Connect the table to the column interface cable at the X29 connector
( Pos5/Fig. 87 Page 62). Also connect the X14 and X10 connectors
( Pos6/Fig. 87 Page 62).
n Connect the X16 connector ( Pos7/Fig. 87 Page 62) or the horizontal brake.
n Connect the ground cable to the column connector cover ( Pos3/Fig. 87 Page 62)

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n Secure the column power cable with the clamp provided ( Pos8/Fig. 87 Page 62),
and the X14 and X10 cable using a cable tie at the holes on the column connector
n Stow the cables in the column connector and install the cover on the column connec‐
tor ( Pos4/Fig. 87 Page 62).
n Guide the cables out of the column connector ( Pos4/Fig. 87 Page 62) and
n Ensure that all cables from column to the table bottom are correctly connected
( Fig. 88 Page 63).
All cables are protected by a C-type slot under the table base; be sure to protect all ca‐
 bles in the C-type slot to avoid crushing or damaging the cables. WARNING: At this point,
do not remove the screws (marked red) through the bracket for securing the counter‐
weight.
 WARNING
At this point, do not remove the screws (marked red) through the bracket for se‐
curing the counterweight
 These screws are to be removed only after installing the single tank, collima‐
tor, and control panel.
 WARNING
When the column stand is lifted, be careful to avoid injuries
 Pay attention to the free moving tube arm
3.1.2 Right-Sided Configuration when Installing the Column Stand

n Ensure that the transport castor is attached to the column.

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n Remove the column connector ( Pos1/Fig. 89 Page 65) cover by removing the 4
screws ( Pos2/Fig. 89 Page 65).
Fig. 89: Right-hand configuration of column
Fig. 90: Right-hand column connection with the C-connector

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n Move the column stand to connect with the C-connector using six Allen screws, apply
Loctite 221 to the six Allen screws ( Pos1/Fig. 90 Page 65).
Fig. 91: Check the column leveling
n Check the column( Pos1/Fig. 91 Page 66) in the vertical direction with a spirit lev‐
el( Pos2/Fig. 91 Page 66). Align the column to 90°deg and tighten the screws to the
specified torque value.
T
n
Tighten the Allen screws to a torque of 25 N• m.
Fig. 92: Removing the safety device (right-hand)
T
n
Tighten the Allen screws to a torque of 25 N• m.

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n Remove the castor ( Pos1/Fig. 92 Page 66).

Fig. 93: Connecting the column cable
n Route the column interface cable ( Pos1/Fig. 93 Page 67).

n Establish the table connections to the column interface cable at the X29 connector
( Pos2/Fig. 93 Page 67). Also connect X14 and X10 ( Pos3/Fig. 93 Page 67).
n Clamp the cable as shown in ( Pos4/Fig. 93 Page 67) and install the plate
Fig. 94: Connecting the X16 column cable
n Connect the X16 connector to the horizontal brake ( Pos2/Fig. 94 Page 67).

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n Secure the cable using a cable tie as shown in ( Pos3/Fig. 94 Page 67).
Fig. 95: Connecting the column 2 cable
n Connect the ground cable ( Pos1/Fig. 95 Page 68) to the column connector cover
( Pos2/Fig. 95 Page 68) and install the cover on the column connector
The column integration assembly needs to be confirmed during startup (checking cen‐
 tering of the cassette tray) after powering on the unit (refer to the Startup Instructions).
Check whether there are severe scraping noises if the column is moved to the left or
right.
n The center of the cassette tray needs to be in line with the light localizer. Also check
for coupling and uncoupling of the column integration assembly after powering on
the unit.
Fig. 96: Column cable with fixed table connection (right configuration)

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n With right column configuration, see below for the length of the table cable:
- 1-2, cable length: 103 cm
Fig. 97: Column cable with fixed table connection (left configuration)
n With left column configuration, see below for the length of the table cable:

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70 4 Installing the Tube Unit, Control Panel and Collimator
4.1 Installing the Single-tank Tube Unit

Fig. 98: Installation of the tube
n Remove the cross arm cover ( pos2/Fig. 98 Page 70) and remove the locking screw
( pos4/Fig. 98 Page 70) for ±120° locking.
n Rotate the cross arm flange ( pos3/Fig. 98 Page 70) 180° as shown in
( pos5/Fig. 98 Page 70). The profile of the tank unit flange ( pos6/Fig. 98 Page 70)
matches the cross arm flange ( pos5/Fig. 98 Page 70).
n Place the single tank on the tabletop as shown in ( pos1/Fig. 98 Page 70).
n Position the single-tank tube unit ( pos1/Fig. 98 Page 70) in front of the cross arm
flange ( pos3/Fig. 98 Page 70).
n Install the single-tank tube unit ( pos1/Fig. 98 Page 70) on the cross arm with four
M6 screws ( pos2/Fig. 99 Page 71) and tighten them to the specified torque value
(hardware is provided in the single-tank tube carton).
T n
Tighten the four screws to a torque of 10 N.
Loctite 221 must be applied to the four screws.
n If the tube unit flange ( pos1/Fig. 99 Page 71) is not installed on the single-tank
tube unit ( pos1/Fig. 98 Page 70), then install it on the tube unit flange using four
M6 screws, four beveled washers and four plate washers ( pos3/Fig. 99 Page 71),
T and tighten it to a torque of 10 N (hardware provided along with the generator).
When doing this, make sure that the high beveled washers are installed at the bottom
and the flat shims are installed at the top of the tube unit flange. The round part of the
washers must point towards the flange.

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Fig. 99: Installing the tube Fig. 100: Yoke
If the beveled washers are correctly installed, the screws are horizontal. Otherwise, they
point obliquely up/down.
 When positioning the single-tank tube unit, make sure that the adjustment yoke
( pos1/Fig. 100 Page 71) is between the washers ( pos2/Fig. 100 Page 71) of the ad‐
justment screw.
n Check the single-tank tube unit that it is centered in the longitudinal and transverse
directions after startup. For this refer to the chapter - Adjusting the Deviation of the
Central Beam in the startup instructions.
After installing the collimator and completing the electrical connections in the cross arm,
 re-install the locking screw ( pos4/Fig. 98 Page 70) for ±120° locking, and put the cross
arm cover ( pos2/Fig. 99 Page 71) back in position.

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4.2 Connecting the Cables to the Tube Unit Stand

Fig. 101: Tube unit connection
(1) Heating
(2) Rotating anode
(3) Temperature monitoring
(4) Grounding point
(5) Inverter
(6) Collimator and control panel cables
n Connect the cables for tube heating, rotating anode, temperature sensor and inverter
per the designations.
n Route the cables to the collimator and to the control panel as shown in the illustration
( pos6/Fig. 101 Page 72). When doing this, make sure that the threads for the panel‐
ing screws are not covered.
n Place the cover with the ground wire back on the tube unit.
 These two connectors ( pos1/Fig. 101 Page 72) are not mistake-proof connectors; it is
necessary to take note of the marker label to connect two.
n To connect the DAP cable to the tube, use the shield clip ( pos1/Fig. 102 Page 73)
n Connect the Gnd cable from the column on the tube before the placing the panel on
the tube. ( pos1/Fig. 102 Page 73)

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Fig. 102:
Fig. 103: Cable layout
 To lay the cables, see the illustration.

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Fig. 104: Connecting and securing the cable layout
n Secure the cables with cable ties per the illustration.

Fig. 105: Protective ground terminal
n Insert the screw in the column from below.

Fig. 106: Collimator cable layout

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n Secure the collimator cable under the tube cover with a cable tie and an adhesive-
backed clip as shown in the illustration.

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4
4.3 Installing the Control Panel

Fig. 107: Tube panel Fig. 108: Installing the control panel
2 1
2 3
n Remove the ten paneling screws ( pos2,3/Fig. 107 Page 76). Note: The 2 paneling
screws ( pos2/Fig. 99 Page 71) are also used to secure the bracket plate described in
the section Adjustment of Plates (Collimator) in Startup.
n Remove the cover panel and place it down with the paneling screws.
n Install the control panel ( pos1/Fig. 108 Page 76) on the single-tank tube unit with
four screws ( pos2/Fig. 108 Page 76). The control panel handle must be pointing in
the direction of the collimator flange.
n Route the column interface cable and control arm interface cable
( pos3/Fig. 108 Page 76) through the tank. Secure the two cables to the clamp provi‐
ded on the tank with a cable tie ( pos4/Fig. 108 Page 76).
Fig. 109: Connecting the cross arm interface cable
n Carefully route the cross arm interface cable into the cross arm
( pos2/Fig. 109 Page 76).
n Connect the cross arm interface cable ( pos2/Fig. 109 Page 76) to the X31 connector
( pos1/Fig. 109 Page 76) in the cross arm.
n Connect the ground wire to the stud provided on the single tank
( pos4/Fig. 101 Page 72).

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4.4 Routing the Cables to the Stand
NOTICE
The cable length between the cross arm and the cable loop must be selected so
that movement over the complete movement path and simultaneous rotation of
the support arm on the vertical axis (90°) is possible without pinching the cables,
or subjecting them to tension or scraping along an edge.

n Guide the cables forward from the top cable guide assembly on the column
( pos1/Fig. 110 Page 77) on the cable bracket on the top LHS
( pos2/Fig. 110 Page 77) and secure them temporarily.
n If this is the right-hand version, the top cable guide assembly
( pos1/Fig. 110 Page 77) is on the left side, and cable bracket on the top LHS
( pos2/Fig. 110 Page 77) is different for the right-hand version. Refer to the section
on changing the cable routing for the right-hand version.
n From there, guide the cables to the tube unit.
When doing this, make sure that the cables go by the right side of the tube unit arm as
viewed by the operator.
Fig. 110: Laying the cables Fig. 111: Laying the cables 2

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NOTICE
If the cables are between the cable bracket on the top LHS
( pos2/Fig. 100 Page 71) and the tube unit is at +/-120°, it is still possible to stop
the system without the cables being pinched, subjecting them to strain, or scrap‐
ing them along an edge.

Change in cable routing for right-sided version:

Fig. 112: Top cable cover
n Remove the top cable guide assembly ( pos1/Fig. 112 Page 78) on the right side of
the column and install it on the left side of the column ( pos2/Fig. 112 Page 78).
Fig. 113: Top cable bracket
n Remove the cable bracket on the top LHS ( pos1/Fig. 113 Page 78) on the cross arm
and install the cable bracket on the top RHS ( pos2/Fig. 113 Page 78) provided in the
shipment.

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Fig. 114: Guiding the cables
n Guide the cables forward from the cable bracket of the top RHS on the cross arm
( pos1/Fig. 114 Page 79) to the top cable guide assembly ( pos2/Fig. 114 Page 79)
and secure them temporarily.
Fig. 115: Layout of cables and check following tube arm movement.
 Layout of cables after tube arm movement.

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Fig. 116: Layout of cables and check of tube arm movement.
 Check the tube arm movement after re-cabling.

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4.5 Installing the Collimator (ML02)

Fig. 117: Removing the cone Fig. 118:
Fig. 119:
(1) Black plastic plate

(2) Lever
n Loosen the 3 Allen screws ( pos1/Fig. 117 Page 81) until they stop.
n Remove the protective cone from the collimator.
n Carefully place the collimator vertically on the tube unit ( pos1/Fig. 118 Page 81).
 Do not touch the two pieces of black plastic plate when installing the collimator on the
tube unit.

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n Rotate the collimator to the left and right on the tube unit to ensure the collimator is
secured in the tube rotation axis; press the lever, the claw must engage in the single
tank tube unit. Secure the collimator on the tube unit flange.
n Tighten the three screws until they stop ( pos2/Fig. 118 Page 81).
n Turn the three screws 180 degrees counterclockwise for collimator rotation when the
lever is pressed.
NOTICE
If the user moves the column to the left or right side,
 check whether there are any severe scraping noises.

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4.6 Connecting the Collimator Cable (ML02)

Fig. 120: Connecting the collimator
n Remove the collimator cover ( pos1/Fig. 120 Page 83). To do this, remove the acces‐
sory clamp with a 2 mm Allen key ( pos2/Fig. 120 Page 83). Also remove the 4
screws on both sides with a 2.5 mm Allen key ( pos3/Fig. 120 Page 83) and slide
down the cover.
n Pass the collimator wire through the opening on the collimator top
( pos2/Fig. 118 Page 81) and ( pos4/Fig. 120 Page 83).
n Connect the wire to the particular location shown in ( B/Fig. 120 Page 83).
n Connect the red and blue wires to the 24 V connector on the collimator PCB
( pos5/Fig. 120 Page 83) and the ground wire to the location
( pos6/Fig. 120 Page 83) (the order in which the red and blue wires is connected
does not matter).
n Secure the 3 wires with a clamp using a 2 mm Allen key ( pos7/Fig. 120 Page 83).
 The two 24 volt cables for the collimator can be connected in any order because the
power supply is alternating voltage.

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4.7 Installing the Collimator (ML03)

n Loosen the 3 Allen screws ( Pos1/Fig. 121 Page 84) until they stop.
Fig. 121:
n Remove the protective cone from the collimator.

n Carefully place the collimator vertically on the tube unit ( Pos1/Fig. 122 Page 84).
Fig. 122:

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 Do not touch the four black plastic plates ( Pos1/Fig. 123 Page 85)when installing the
collimator on the tube unit.
Fig. 123:
n Rotate the collimator to the left and right on the tube unit to ensure that the collima‐
tor is secured in the tube rotation axis.
n Press the lever, the claw must engage in the single tank tube unit.
n Secure the collimator on the tube unit flange.
n Tighten the three screws until they stop ( Pos2/Fig. 122 Page 84).
n Turn the three screws 180 degrees counterclockwise for collimator rotation when the
lever is pressed.
 If the user moves the column to the left or right, check whether there are any severe
scraping noises.

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4.8 Connecting the Collimator Cable (ML03)

n Remove the collimator cover ( Pos1/Fig. 124 Page 86).
n To do this, remove the 2 screws with a 3 mm Allen key
( Pos2/Fig. 124 Page 86)and slide down the cover.
n Pass the collimator cable through the opening on the top of the collimator
( Pos2/Fig. 122 Page 84) and ( Pos3/Fig. 124 Page 86).
n Connect the red and blue cables to the 24 V connector on the collimator PCB
( Pos4/Fig. 124 Page 86)and the ground wire to the location
( Pos5/Fig. 124 Page 86)(the order in which the red and blue cables is connected
does not matter).
n Secure the 3 cables with a clamp using a 2 mm Allen key ( Pos6/Fig. 124 Page 86).
 The two 24 volt cables for the collimator can be connected in any order because the
power supply is alternating voltage.
Fig. 124:

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4.9 Installing the Angled Plate

The tank cable guide is installed behind the collimator on the bottom of the single-tank
tube unit.
 The cables connected to the single tank are secured to the tank cable guide so that
the shielding is not mechanically strained when rotating the single tank tube unit.
The column interface cable and cross arm interface cable routed through the single tank
tube are not secured to the tank cable guide.
n Secure the tank cable guide ( pos2/Fig. 125 Page 87) with Allen bolts
( pos3/Fig. 125 Page 87) on the tube unit.
Fig. 125: Inverter cable
n The inverter cable ( pos1/Fig. 125 Page 87) is routed on the left and secured with a
cable tie.
When doing this, make sure that the cable does not get pinched or subjected to strain
when there is rotation.

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Fig. 126: Rotating anode cables
(1) Rotating anode cables

(2) Temperature monitoring cable
(3) Tube heating cable
n The cables for the rotating anode ( pos1/Fig. 126 Page 88), for temperature monitor‐
ing ( pos2/Fig. 126 Page 88) and for tube heating ( pos3/Fig. 126 Page 88) are
routed from the inside to the outside as shown.
When doing this, make sure that the cables do not get pinched or subjected to strain
when the tube unit is rotated.
 The cables must be routed so that there is no risk of collision with moving parts
(e.g.Bucky, flexible plastic chain).

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4.10 Installing the KermaX (Option)

Fig. 127: Installing the KermaX
n Insert the KermaX under the collimator.

n Connect the cable to the power connector ( pos3/Fig. 127 Page 89).
Fig. 128: D800 board, X18 DAP socket and connector
n The DAP connector should connected to the X18 socket on the D800 board.
n Install the KermaX cable, along the left side of the KermaX, between the KermaX and
left rail of the collimator ( pos1/Fig. 127 Page 89)

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n Insert the cable tie base under the collimator( pos2/Fig. 127 Page 89) and use the
cable tie to secure the KermaX cable.
Fig. 129: KermaX cable mount
Fig. 130: KermaX cable mount
n Use the cable tie to secure the KermaX cable on the tank cable
guide( pos1/Fig. 130 Page 90).
n Use the cable tie to secure the power KermaX cable with the cables
( pos2/Fig. 130 Page 90).
n When doing this( pos1,pos2/Fig. 130 Page 90), make sure that the cable does not
get pinched or subjected to strain when there is rotation.

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n Remove the short circuit pin from generator D800 X302.

n Insert it into X302 PINS 1, 2 ( pos1/Fig. 131 Page 91).
Fig. 131:

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4.11 Releasing the Counterweight

n After installing the collimator, release the counterweight:
- Remove the 4 nuts ( pos1/Fig. 132 Page 92).
- Remove the 2 transport brackets ( pos2/Fig. 132 Page 92).
- Remove the 4 bolts ( pos3/Fig. 132 Page 92).
Fig. 132: Two transport brackets

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4.12 Installing the Plug Cap

Fig. 133: BWS connector cap
n Install the BWS connector cap ( pos1/Fig. 133 Page 93) on the either side of the TBS
column cover as shown in figure 78. This cap is included in the shipment.
n Install the column CW locking cover ( pos1/Fig. 134 Page 94) on the rear of the TBS
column cover after removing the packaging on the CW locking screw
( pos2/Fig. 134 Page 94). Refer to ( Fig. 134 Page 94). This cap is included in
the shipment.

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Fig. 134: Mount the column CW locking cover

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4.13 Installing the Covers

Fig. 135: Installing the BWS cover
n Install the short and the long front cover panels on the column.
n Install the short front panel ( pos1/Fig. 135 Page 95):
- Move the tube unit up.
- Install the bottom, short front panel into the two studs provided on the bottom of
the column.
n Install the long front cover panel ( pos1/Fig. 135 Page 95):
- Move the single tank tube unit downwards with the TBS carriage passing through
the short front panel
- Check that the brake cables do not interfere or brush against the short front panel
when moving the single tank tube downwards.
n Secure the long and short panels with 4 screws ( pos1/Fig. 136 Page 96).
n Attach the long panel on the top plate with a screw ( pos2/Fig. 136 Page 96)

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Fig. 136: Panel
Check that there is no scraping of the long front cover panel and the short front cover
panel with the TBS carriage when moving the single tank tube unit up and down. If nec‐

essary adjust the front covers so that there is no interference.
It is very important to check that the cable on the TBS carriage does not interfere with
the front cover panel. If necessary, adjust the front cover panel by loosening the bolts
( pos2/Fig. 136 Page 96). Tighten it after adjustment so that there is no interference.
n Install the top cap( pos3/Fig. 135 Page 95).

n Install the top and bottom cross arm covers( pos2/Fig. 135 Page 95).
n Install the side panels ( pos4/Fig. 135 Page 95).
n Install the side panels ( pos4/Fig. 135 Page 95).
n The hardware is fastened to the respective locations.
Fig. 137: Rear cover
n Install the rear cover panel ( pos1/Fig. 137 Page 96) on the table using the paneling

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n Install the SID marker ( pos3/Fig. 137 Page 96) on the column connector with the
bolts ( pos4/Fig. 137 Page 96) provided (the SID marker is included in the shipment).
Fig. 138:

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n Install the cover ( Pos1/Fig. 138 Page 97) on the back of column with 4 screws
( Pos2/Fig. 138 Page 97) (for table Version 01).
Fig. 139:
n Install the connector ( pos1/Fig. 139 Page 98) Bucky rear cover on the Bucky connec‐
tor with 4 screws( Pos2/Fig. 139 Page 98) (for table Version 01).
4.13.1 Routing Cables

n Depending on the on-site conditions, cabling is performed using on-the-floor cable
conduit or an installed floor.

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4.14 Removing the Kick Switch on the Patient Table
 To be able to move the generator under the table, the kick switch on the bottom front of
the patient table must be removed.
Fig. 140: Footswitch
n Disconnect the X26 connector ( pos3/Fig. 219 Page 152) and snap out the ground
terminal.
n Loosen the four nuts ( pos1/Fig. 219 Page 152).
n Pull out the kick switch ( pos2/Fig. 219 Page 152) towards the front and place it
along the side. Make sure that the sides of the table do not get damaged.

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100 5 Installing the BWS (Option) (10893698/10893699)
5.1 Transporting and Unpacking

Fig. 141:
(1) Transport safety device for column

(2) Transport safety device for base
n Remove the transport safety devices on the column ( Pos1/Fig. 141 Page 100).
n Remove the strap on the Bucky.
n Lift the Bucky wall stand and place it in position as per the room layout.
Fig. 142: Unscrewing the transport safety device on the base side
n Unscrew the transport safety device from the pallet on the base side, as shown in the
illustration.
n Remove the transport safety device from the base.

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Installing the BWS (Option) (10893698/10893699) 5 101
 WARNING
When installing and lifting the BWS, be careful to avoid injuries
 Pay attention to the free moving Bucky tray
5.1.1 Using the Laser Light to install the BWS

n Move the column longitudinal to the left or right end according to the system configu‐
ration.
n Place a wood panel on the table frame and position the laser light as shown in the
illustration ( Fig. 143 Page 101) .
Fig. 143:
n Turn on the laser light.

n The laser light line must move onto the line of tube center which is marked at the fac‐
tory ( pos1/Fig. 144 Page 102).

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Fig. 144:
n Use the spirit level to adjust the BWS horizontally. If it is not horizontal, use shims to
level the BWS.
5.1.2 Drilling the anchor holes

n Use the holes already drilled.
n Position the Bucky wall stand over the drilled holes.
n Insert the four "SM8-12/55/40 LIEBIG expansion bolts" into the anchoring points, but
n Align the stand in both vertical directions with a spirit level. To level it, use the instal‐
lation shims included in the shipment.
- Tighten the bolts to a torque of 20 Nm.

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5.1.3 Installing the blue Front Cover

Fig. 145:
(1) Front cover panel

(2) Top threaded connection
(3) Bottom threaded connection
n Install the blue front cover( Pos1/Fig. 145 Page 103) from above through the guide
carriage.
n Make sure that the cover panel slides onto the studs ( Pos3/Fig. 145 Page 103)on the
base of the Bucky wall stand.
n Secure the top of the cover panel in place with 2 screws( Pos2/Fig. 145 Page 103).

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Fig. 146:

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Fig. 147:
n Install the bottom cover included in the shipment on the base using Allen screws al‐
ready fastened to the bottom plate of the Bucky wall stand.
n Plug the BWS oblong connector cap ( pos1/Fig. 148 Page 105) into the Bucky wall
stand column after removing the counterweight locking screw. Refer to Figure 88.
These caps are included in the shipment.
Fig. 148: Connector cap

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Fig. 149: Top cap
n Place the top cap ( pos1/Fig. 149 Page 106) included in the shipment over the pulley
drive assembly and bolt it to the top plate using the hardware included in the ship‐
ment ( pos2/Fig. 149 Page 106). Refer to ( Fig. 149 Page 106).

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5.3 BWS Iontomat Installation
5.3.1 Left configuration BWS

n Remove the side cover next to the BWS Bucky cabinet by removing the three screws
( pos1/Fig. 150 Page 107).
n Remove the front cover of BWS Bucky cabinet by removing the nine screws
( pos2/Fig. 150 Page 107).
2
Fig. 150: Removing the BWS cover, left configuration
n Remove the rod by removing the two screws ( pos1/Fig. 151 Page 107).
n Insert the Iontomat template as shown in ( pos2/Fig. 151 Page 107).
n Connect the Iontomat connector ( pos3/Fig. 151 Page 107); when connecting it,
take note that the black side of the connector faces to the outside.
Fig. 151: Connecting the BWS Iontomat, left configuration
3
1
n Reinstall the rod by tightening the two screws.

n Reinstall the front cover by tightening the nine screws.

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n Reinstall the lateral cover by tightening the three screws.
5.3.2 Right configuration BWS

( pos1/Fig. 152 Page 108).
( pos2/Fig. 152 Page 108).
Fig. 152: Removing the BWS cover, right configuration
take note that the red side of the connector faces to the outside.
Fig. 153: Connecting the BWS Iontomat, right configuration
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n Re-install the rod by tightening the two screws.

n Re-install the front cover by tightening the nine screws.
n Re-install the lateral cover by tightening the three screws.

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5.4 Installing the Overhead Lateral Arm Support

Fig. 154: Lateral arm support
n The overhead lateral arm support ( pos1/Fig. 154 Page 109) can be inserted into the
block provided on either side of the front end (depending on whether it is the left-
hand or right-hand configuration).
5.4.1 Fine Compensation Weights for Bucky Wall Stand (1)

n The default Bucky wall stand is counterbalanced by the options Iontomat, Iontomat
cables and overhead lateral arm. If the optional parts are not configured, the Bucky is
compensated by using fine compensation weights( Fig. 157 Page 110) that are se‐
cured with screws.
n Remove the 2 screws( Pos1/Fig. 155 Page 110) and 5
screws( Pos2/Fig. 155 Page 110) and flap( pos3/Fig. 155 Page 110).
Depending on the accessories used, it is necessary to counterbalance the vertical carriage.

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n Prior to performing the adjustment, install all cover panels on the vertical carriage, in‐
stall the accessories normally used, and insert a commonly-used cassette
Fig. 155:
n Use the tool ( Fig. 156 Page 110) to secure or remove the compensation weights
which are secured with screws.
Fig. 156:
Fig. 157:

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5.4.2 Fine Compensation Weights for Bucky Wall Stand (2)

n The default Bucky wall stand is counterbalanced by the Iontomat, Iontomat cables and
overhead lateral arm options. If the optional parts are not configured, the Bucky is
compensated by using fine compensation weights( Fig. 158 Page 111).
n Remove the 2 screws( pos1/Fig. 155 Page 110) and 5
screws( pos2/Fig. 155 Page 110) and flap( pos3/Fig. 155 Page 110).
n Depending on the accessories used, it is necessary to counterbalance the vertical car‐
riage.
stall the accessories normally used and insert a commonly-used cassette
n Insert the weight plate( Fig. 158 Page 111) into the BWS( Fig. 159 Page 111)
Then insert the bolt ( pos1/Fig. 160 Page 112)into the BWS.
Fig. 158:
Fig. 159:

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Fig. 160:
n Secure the flap on the BWS.

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6.1 Transporting and Unpacking

Fig. 161:
(1) Transport safety device for column

(2) Transport safety device for base
n Remove the transport safety devices on the column.

n Remove the strap on the Bucky.
n Lift the Bucky wall stand and place it in position as per the room layout.
Fig. 162: Unscrewing the transport safety device on the base side
n Unscrew the transport safety device from the pallet on the base side, as shown in the
illustration.
n Remove the transport safety device from the base.

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 WARNING
When installing and lifting the BWS, be careful to avoid injuries
 Pay attention to the free moving Bucky tray
6.1.1 Using the Laser Light to install the BWS

n Move the column longitudinal to the left or right end according to the system configu‐
ration.
n Place a wood panel on the table frame and position the laser light as shown in the
illustration ( Fig. 163 Page 114) .
Fig. 163:
n Turn on the laser light.

n The laser light line must move onto the line of tube center which is marked at the fac‐
tory ( pos1/Fig. 164 Page 115).

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Fig. 164:
n Use the spirit level to adjust the BWS horizontally. If it is not horizontal, use shims to
level the BWS.
6.1.2 Drilling the anchor holes

n Use the holes already drilled.
n Position the Bucky wall stand over the drilled holes.
n Insert the four "SM8-12/55/40 LIEBIG expansion bolts" into the anchoring points, but
n Align the stand in both vertical directions with a spirit level. To level it, use the instal‐
lation shims included in the shipment.
- Tighten the bolts to a torque of 20 Nm.

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6.1.3 Installing the blue Front Cover

Fig. 165:
(1) Front cover panel

(2) Top threaded connection
(3) Bottom threaded connection
n Install the blue front cover( Pos1/Fig. 165 Page 116) from above through the guide
carriage.
n Make sure that the cover panel slides onto the studs ( Pos3/Fig. 165 Page 116)on the
base of the Bucky wall stand.
n Secure the top of the cover panel in place with 2 screws( Pos2/Fig. 165 Page 116).

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Fig. 166: Transport bracket and BWS cover
Fig. 167:
n Remove the 2 bolts (Pos. 1/Fig. 175 / p. 114) and the transport bracket (Pos. 2/Fig.
175 / p. 114) and release the counterweight.

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n Install the bottom cover included in the shipment on the base using Allen screws al‐
ready fastened to the bottom plate of the Bucky wall stand.
Fig. 168: Installing the connector cap
n Plug in the BWS connector cap (Pos. 1/Fig. 177 / p. 114) into the Bucky wall stand col‐
umn. These caps are included in the shipment.
n Plug the BWS oblong connector cap ( pos1/Fig. 169 Page 118) into the Bucky wall
stand column after removing the counterweight locking screw. Refer to Figure 88.
These caps are included in the shipment.
Fig. 169: Connector cap

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Fig. 170: Top cap
n Place the top cap ( pos1/Fig. 170 Page 119) included in the shipment over the pulley
drive assembly and bolt it to the top plate using the hardware included in the ship‐
ment ( pos2/Fig. 170 Page 119). Refer to ( Fig. 170 Page 119).

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6.3 BWS Iontomat Installation
6.3.1 Left configuration BWS

( pos1/Fig. 171 Page 120).
( pos2/Fig. 171 Page 120).
2
Fig. 171: Removing the BWS cover, left configuration
take note that the black side of the connector faces to the outside.
Fig. 172: Connecting the BWS Iontomat, left configuration
3
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n Reinstall the rod by tightening the two screws.

n Reinstall the front cover by tightening the nine screws.

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n Reinstall the lateral cover by tightening the three screws.
6.3.2 Right configuration BWS

( pos1/Fig. 173 Page 121).
( pos2/Fig. 173 Page 121).
Fig. 173: Removing the BWS cover, right configuration
take note that the red side of the connector faces to the outside.
Fig. 174: Connecting the BWS Iontomat, right configuration
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n Re-install the rod by tightening the two screws.

n Re-install the front cover by tightening the nine screws.
n Re-install the lateral cover by tightening the three screws.

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6.4 Installing the Overhead Lateral Arm Support

Fig. 175: Lateral arm support
n The overhead lateral arm support ( pos1/Fig. 175 Page 122) can be inserted into the
block provided on either side of the front end (depending on whether it is the left-
hand or right-hand configuration).
6.4.1 Fine Compensating Weights for Bucky Wall Stand

n The default Bucky wall stand is counterbalanced by the options Iontomat, Iontomat
cables and overhead lateral arm. If the optional parts are not configured, the Bucky is
compensated by using fine compensation weights( Fig. 157 Page 110) that are se‐
cured with screws.
Depending on the accessories used, it is necessary to counterbalance the vertical carriage.

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stall the accessories normally used, and insert a commonly-used cassette
Fig. 176:

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124 7 Installation of the 440/480 V Pre-transformer (Option)
n Power off the generator and all system power.

n Insert the 440/480 V transformer into the generator and secure it with the four screws
( Fig. 177 Page 124).
Fig. 177: Installing the transformer
n Remove the three line filter cables ( pos1/Fig. 180 Page 125) at (other ends of this
three cables are from the Z1 line filter)
n Before disconnecting the other end of the three line filter cables, use a 20 cm long
screwdriver ( Fig. 178 Page 124) to remove the four screws
( pos1/Fig. 179 Page 125).
Fig. 178:

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Fig. 179:
Fig. 180:
n Remove the line filter at ( pos1/Fig. 181 Page 126) and disconnect the three cables
( pos2/Fig. 181 Page 126) by loosening the three screws.

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Fig. 181:
n Connect the three cables (the cables in the transformer accessories carton)
( pos1/Fig. 182 Page 126) to 1/4, 2/5, 3/6 of the 440/480 V transformer from
M16.F1-F3.
 1, 2, 3 are the connecting points of the incoming 480 V voltage; 4, 5, 6 are the connect‐
ing points of the incoming 440 V voltage.
n Connect the other end of the three cables to M16.F1-F3 ( pos2/Fig. 180 Page 125).
Fig. 182:
n Connect three cables to 7,8,9 in the 440/480 V transformer

( pos2/Fig. 182 Page 126) from the Z1 line filter (cables in the transformer accesso‐
ries carton).

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Installation of the 440/480 V Pre-transformer (Option) 7 127
n Connect the three cables to ( pos2/Fig. 181 Page 126)

n . Install the filter return by tightening the four screws ( pos1/Fig. 179 Page 125).
n Tighten the four screws to secure the transformer in the generator
( pos1/Fig. 177 Page 124).
RF Swing Switch Wiring Temperature

n W435 Connection to T1 A, T1 B Transformers
Fig. 183: W435 Connection to T1 A, T1 B Transformers

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n X90.1/X90.3 Connection to W435

Fig. 184: X90 terminal block

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Generator Preparations 8 129
8.1 Connecting the main Power Cables

Fig. 185: Connecting the main power cables
n Connect the three phases of the generator power cables L1, L2 , L3, N and Gnd
( Fig. 185 Page 129)
NOTICE
When connecting the on-site power cables under the patient table connector, be
sure the other end is disconnected from the on-site power.
 After all cables are connected, be ready to startup the system, then to connect
the on-site power to the electrical cabinets.
n Connect the on-site power cables ( Fig. 185 Page 129).

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130 8 Generator Preparations
8.2 Connecting the BWS Cables (10893698/10893699)

Object No. Target Source Description
BWS 1 D80028 From the BWS to the connection in the D800
generator
2 TBL43 From the BWS to the connection under the I/O
box
3 Gnd From the BWS to the connection in the genera‐
tor
4 24 V From the BWS to the connection in the table
0V From the BWS to the connection in the table
Fig. 186: D800 x28
n Connecting the D800 X28 cables from the BWS

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Fig. 187: TBL X43
n Connecting the TBL.X43 from the BWS (the connector location is under the I/O box).
Fig. 188: Gnd in the generator

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n Connecting the generator Gnd

Fig. 189:
(1) Table A25

(2) Table A25 X1
Fig. 190: +24 V and 0 V in the table
(1) +24 V cable in A25 X1.3

(2) 0 V cable in A25 X1.4
n Connecting the BWS +24 V and 0 V cables

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8.3 Connecting the BWS Cables (10569743/10569742)

BWS 1 D80028 From the BWS to the connection in the D800
generator
2 TBL43 From the BWS to the connection under the I/O
box
3 Gnd From the BWS to the connection in the genera‐
tor
Fig. 191: D800 x28
n Connect the D800 X28 cables from the BWS

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Fig. 192: TBL X43
n Connect the TBL.X43 from the BWS (the connector location is under the I/O box).
Fig. 193: Gnd in the generator
n Connect the generator Gnd

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8.4 Connecting the FL-C Cables

Only for the FL-C Image System, LEDR W380 (Material Number 10569621)

FL-C 1 Computer pow‐ Power supply Power supply
er
2 Mouse cable Mouse Mouse connection
3 Keyboard cable Keyboard Keyboard connection
4 External USB FL-C USB FL-C USB
5 I/O Box Ethernet I/O Box To the detector I/O Box
cable
6 Monitor cable Monitor Monitor connections
7 FLC.99 TBL42/TBL43 Under the I/O Box
8 FLC.98 I/O Box To the detector I/O Box
9 FLC.10 D80015 To the generator D80015
Fig. 194:
 Connect the Ethernet isolation cable on the FL-C and use the Ethernet isolation connec‐
tor to connect the Ethernet isolation cable to the I/O box Ethernet cable.

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Fig. 195:
2 3
7
9

FL-C 1 Monitor power cable Monitor Connecting the Monitor
Power Cable
2 FL-C power cable FL-C Connecting the FL-C Power
Cable
3 I/O Box Power Cable I/O Box Connecting the I/O Box
Power Cable
4 Transformer Power Transformer Connecting the Transformer
Cable Power Cable
5 Filter power Generator Connecting the Filter Power

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Fig. 196:
n Connect the Gnd cable on the FL-C from the generator Gnd cable.
n Connect the Gnd cable to the generator I/O Box
Fig. 197: Connecting the filter
1
n Connect the filter cable ( pos1/Fig. 197 Page 137)

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Fig. 198: Cables inserted into the FL-C
n The cables from outside go into the FL-C rear cover ( Fig. 198 Page 138).
n All cables must enter from the FL-C ( pos2/Fig. 199 Page 138)
n All cables must be secured in the FL-C ( pos3/Fig. 199 Page 138)
n Shield all necessary cables in the FL-C ( pos1/Fig. 199 Page 138)
Fig. 199: FL-C system cable layout

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Fig. 200: FL-C system cable layout

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n Only for FL-C Image System, LEDR W510 (Material Number 10307677)
Fig. 201: FL-C W510 (M10307677) cable connector label
 For the manner in which the FL-C W510 (M10307677) cable is connected, refer to the
label.

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8.5 Connecting the I/O Box

Fig. 202:
(1) Ethernet cable

(2) Detector cable
(3) Synchronization signal cable
(4) Gnd cable
(5) Power cable
(6) Secure the power cable with cable ties
n Connect the Ethernet cable.( pos1/Fig. 202 Page 141)

n Connect the detector cable.( pos2/Fig. 202 Page 141)
n Connect the synchronization signal cable.( pos3/Fig. 202 Page 141)
n Connect the Gnd cable.( pos4/Fig. 202 Page 141)
n Connect the power cable.( pos5/Fig. 202 Page 141)

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n Secure the power cable to it.( pos6/Fig. 202 Page 141)
 According to the position of the Bucky wall stand, layout the cable outlet.
Fig. 203:

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8.6 Connecting the CRM

Fig. 204: CRM
n Remove the panel on the back of the CRM by removing the 4 screws on the back of
the CRM ( pos1/Fig. 204 Page 143)
n Connecting the X.1 from the generator D800.x19 ( pos2/Fig. 204 Page 143)
n Connecting the X.2 from the exposure hand brake ( pos3/Fig. 204 Page 143)
n Use the clamp to secure the X.1/X.2 cables ( pos4/Fig. 204 Page 143)
n Reinstall the panel and tighten the 4 screws

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8.7 CIB Interface Board (Option)

Connect the pre-exposure lamp (24 VDC, 5 W) wires to the CIB interface
board( Pos1/Fig. 205 Page 144).
Fig. 205: Connecting the pre-exposure lamp to the CIB board
(1) CIB interface board, B14/B16

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8.8 Connecting Generator

Fig. 206: Connecting the generator
Fig. 207:
n Before connecting the cables in the generator, all cables should first be led in from the
same side of the generator ( B/Fig. 206 Page 145) so that the service engineer can
pull the generator to one side for maintenance.
n ( A/Fig. 206 Page 145) are the shielded points on the shielding cables on the genera‐
tor held by a clamp.
n All generator cables have been previously connected; when installing the generator
cover, slide the generator into the table base in the direction shown
( C/Fig. 206 Page 145).

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Fig. 208: K3, F7, F8 relays
 Connect the cable if the relay is the same as appears in the illustration.
Fig. 209: Light and door switch connections
(1) To the light switch connection (X142)

(2) To the door switch connection (X143)

Pos.1: the two light switch cables (blue & coffee color) can be connected any way.
Pos.2: the two door switch cables (blue & black) can be connected any way.

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Generator 1 D800°28 DS.N19.JK1 of To BWS
BWS
2 D800°27 Table Iontomat To table Ionto‐
mat
3 D800°19 CRM°1 To CRM
4 D800°4 Column Stand To Column
Stand
5 D80030 FLC98 To FLC98
6 D800°18 DAP To DAP
7 D800°15 FLC10 To FLC10
8 Light cable On-site light To on-site light
9 Room cable On-site room To on-site light
10 D81017 (1, 2, 3) Tube
Generator 11 D4706 Tube 1/3 To single-tank
tube
12 D1157, 8, 9 Tube 5 To tube 5
13 PU K3 (1,3) Table To table
14 PU F8 (L2,L3) FL-C filter To FL-C filter
Generator 15 PU F7 Table To table
Fig. 210: Securing the cable layout

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Fig. 211:
(1) D115 7,8, 9 and D800°4 and D4706 and D81017 (1, 2, 3)
Fig. 212:
(1) D800°27
(2) D115 7,8, 9 and D800°4 and D4706 and D81017 (1, 2, 3)
Fig. 213:

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Fig. 214:
(1) Power cable
Fig. 215: Securing the cable layout
 See the illustration to complete cabling and secure them carefully, and then check the
tabletop and column and try to move the cassette tray again.

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Fig. 216: Layout of cables in the generator
Fig. 217: Layout of cables in the generator

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Fig. 218: Set the generator and the position of the table per the cabling
 The generator cables must be arranged after completion and the cables must be shiel‐
ded.

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8.9 Connecting the Footswitch

Fig. 219: Footswitch
n Connect the X26 connector ( pos3/Fig. 219 Page 152)

n Connect the Gnd cable ( pos2/Fig. 219 Page 152)
n Press the footswitch mounted on the table base and tighten the 4 screws
( pos1/Fig. 219 Page 152)

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8.10 Generator Status when Shipped
8.10.1 Protective Measures

n Observe the safety information described in Register 2 of the System Binder (yellow
spine label).
n Prior to performing any activity in the generator, switch it off at the power OFF switch
on the generator console.
n To switch power off to all parts of the system (generator and connected components),
set the system switch to the OFF position.
8.10.2 Setting up the Generator

Fig. 220:
1
3 2
(1) Top cover

(2) Bottom cover
(3) Screws
(4) Screws
n Carefully move the generator from the pallet onto the floor.
n Position the generator in front of the table, with the generator cable outlet on the
right (low generator side to the rear and grips to the front).
n Remove the screws for the bottom generator cover ( pos4/Fig. 220 Page 153) and
remove the cover section ( pos2/Fig. 220 Page 153).
n Remove the screws for the top generator cover ( pos3/Fig. 220 Page 153) and re‐
move the cover section ( pos1/Fig. 220 Page 153).
 The control and power cables to the generator are routed in through the side openings.

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8.11 Installing the MSDR Front Cover

Fig. 221: Installing the MSDR front cover
n Loosen the two front cover panel screws (do not remove the M3 Allen screws)
( pos1/Fig. 221 Page 154).
n Mount the front cover with two paneling screws ( pos2/Fig. 221 Page 154).
n Tighten the two front cover paneling screws ( pos1/Fig. 221 Page 154).

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8.12 Monitor Installation
8.12.1 Installing the EIZO MX191 FL 19" Color Monitor

n Connect the power cable to ( pos1/Fig. 222 Page 155).
n Connect the monitor signal cable to ( pos2/Fig. 222 Page 155).
n Connect the other end of the power cable and monitor signal cable to the FL-C.
Fig. 222:
1 2
(1) Power connection

(2) Monitor signal connection
8.12.2 Installing the 19" Black/White Monitor and the 19” Color 1914 Monitor
n Remove the 2 covers on the monitor.

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Fig. 223: Removing the rear cover on the monitor Fig. 224: Removing the support cover on the monitor
n Cross the monitor power cable, monitor signal cable and Gnd cable through the VESA
base.
Fig. 225: Cross the 3 cables out of the VESA base
1 3
(1) Monitor signal cable

(2) Monitor power cable
(3) Gnd cable
n Connect the monitor power cable, monitor signal cable and Gnd cable to the monitor.

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Fig. 226: Monitor connection

(2) Gnd cable
n Install the monitor on the VESA base with 4 screws.

Fig. 227: Monitor installation on the VESA base

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n Install the rear cover on the VESA base.

Fig. 228: Rear cover installation
(1) Rear cover

n Connect the monitor power cable, monitor signal cable and Gnd cable to the FL-C.

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System Cable Connection List 9 159
Contents No. Left End Right End Description

BWS 1 BWS DS.N19.JK1 D800 X28 D800 X28 from BWS to gener‐
ator
2 A20 X43 >TBL X43; <FLC X9 From the BWS to the connec‐
tion under the I/O Box (>TBL
X43; <FLC X9)
3 Null cable Generator From the BWS N cable to the
generator
4 (only BWS +24 V Table A25 X1.3 From the BWS +24 V cable to
for the table A25 X1.3.
1089369
8/108936 BWS 0 V Table A25 X1.4 From the BWS 0 V cable to the
99) table A25 X1.4.
Detector 1 Detector I/O Box From the detector to I/O Box

Table Bucky 1 Iontomat D800 x27(C) From the Iontomat to D800
x27(C)
2 Iontomat null cable Generator null cable From the Iontomat to genera‐
tor
Column stand 1 Power supply Generator D800 From column stand to genera‐
tor D810
2 Single tank X5 Generator D115/X7, From column stand to
X8, X9 D115/X7, X8, X9
3 Single tank X1/X3 Generator D470 X6 From column stand to D470
X6
4 Column stand D800 X4 From column stand to D800
X4
5 Column stand D800 X18 From column stand to D800
X18
6 Column stand Transformer under From column stand to trans‐
the table former

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160 9 System Cable Connection List

FL-C 1 I/O Box power supply Detector I/O Box From FL-C to I/O Box
2 Network cable Detector I/O Box From FL-C to I/O Box
3 Null cable Detector I/O Box From FL-C to I/O Box
4 FL-C X98 Detector I/O Box From FL-C to I/O Box
5 FL-C X99 TBL X42 From FL-C to the connector
under the I/O Box
6 FL-C X99 TBL X43 From FL-C to the connector
under the I/O Box
7 Null cable Generator From FL-C to generator
8 FL-C X99 Generator D800 X30 From FL-C to generator D800
X30
9 FL-C X10 Generator D800 X15 From FL-C to generator D800
X15
10 Main computer power Computer From power strip in the FL-C
supply to computer
11 Monitor power supply Monitor From power strip in FL-C to
the monitor
12 FL-C PU From power strip of FL-C to PU
Foot skid bar 1 Foot skid bar X26 From foot skid bar to X26 un‐
der the transformer
CRM CRM X1 PU D800 X19 From CRM X1 to PU D800 X19
Mouse 1 Mouse Computer main pro‐ From mouse to computer
cessor case main processor case
Monitor 1 Monitor Computer main pro‐ From monitor to computer
Keyboard 1 Keyboard Computer main pro‐ From keyboard to computer
DR main power 1 On-site power distrib‐ L1/L2/L3/N/Gnd From on-site power distributor
supply cable utor to L1/L2/L3/N/Gnd under the
table
Generator pow‐ 1 L1/L2/L3/N/Gnd Generator From L1/L2/L3/N/Gnd to gen‐
er erator

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System Cable Connection List 9 161

Column stand 1 A11 X16 connection A11 X16 connection From A11 X16 to A11 X16
connecting arm
2 A11 X16 (3,5,6) A11 X29 From A11 X16 (3,5,6) to A11
X16
3 A11 X10 A11 X10 From A11 X10 to A11 X10
4 A11 X14 A11 X14 From A11 X14 to A11 X14
5 A11 X29 (1,3,5) A11 X29 From A11 X29 (1,3,5) to A11
X29
6 Null cable Null cable Null cable connection
9 Null cable Connection to arm Connection to column stand
cover arm cover
Column stand 1 A10 X31 (1,2,3) A10 X31 (from con‐ From A10 X31 (1,2,3) to A10
arm nection arm) X31
2 A10 X31 (1,2,3,4,5) A10 X31 (from tube From A10 X31 (1,2,3,4,5) to
unit) A10 X31

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162 10 Changes to previous Version
Chapter Changes
Installing the BWS (Option) Added illustrations.

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List of Hazard IDs 11 163
The list shows the Hazard IDs of this document.

n
- Before lifting the column stand, ensure that the counterweight locking bolts are in
place. Also ensure that the counterweight is locked and the cross arm
( Pos3/Fig. 82 Page 59)cannot be moved down. (Page 59)(Page 64)(Page 64)

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1.1 Required Measuring Instruments, Tools, and Aids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

2 Installation Table of Contents 10

2.1 Installing the Bucky Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

3 Installing the Column Stand 59

3.1 Installing the Column Stand (Table Version 01) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

4 Installing the Tube Unit, Control Panel and Collimator 70

4.1 Installing the Single-tank Tube Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

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4.7 Installing the Collimator (ML03) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

5 Installing the BWS (Option) (10893698/10893699) 100

5.1 Transporting and Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100

6 Installing the BWS (Option) (10569742/10569743) 113

6.1 Transporting and Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

7 Installation of the 440/480 V Pre-transformer (Option) 124

8 Generator Preparations 129

8.1 Connecting the main Power Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

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8.8 Connecting Generator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145

10 Changes to previous Version 162

11 List of Hazard IDs 163

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1.1 Required Measuring Instruments, Tools, and Aids

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1.2 Tolerance Values

1.2.1 Maximum torque

Nominal Screw material Steel per DIN 267 Brass CuZn

A tolerance of ±10% is permissible for torque data.

1.2.2 Safety Information

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BWS = Bucky wall stand

1.2.4 Assembly Note Information

1.2.4.1 Required Torque

1.2.4.2 Loctite 221 is required

 Wooden floor is not allowed to be installed.

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2.1 Installing the Bucky Table

(1) The floating tabletop can be moved manually

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2.2 Installing the Table

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(1) Control panel and Bucky cables

n Remove the box ( pos1/Fig. 4 Page 12)

n Remove the rear cover panel.

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Fig. 6: Removing the table frame mounting screws

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Fig. 7: Load bearing parts

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2.3 Transport the table base to the installation location.

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Fig. 18: Removing the L type stop

n Slide out the base assembly ( Fig. 19 Page 20)

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n Take out the table frame ( Fig. 21 Page 21).

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2.4 Drilling the Anchor Holes for the Table

 A total of 6 holes must be drilled to anchor the table.