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DIRECTION
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REVISION 1
VRT TABLE
SERVICE MANUAL
MEDICAL
SYSTEMS
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co

DAMAGE IN TRANSPORTATION
All packages should be closely examined at time of delivery If damage is
apparent, have notation of "bad order ' placed by the delivering driver on
all copies of the freight or express bill I f damage is of a concealed nature,
notify transportation agent as soon as possible to make an "inspection report
of damage" but in any event not later than 15 days after delivery A trans
portation company usually will not pay a claim for concealed damage if an
inspection is not requested within this 15 day period Complete instructions
regarding claim procedure are found in section ' S" of the Policy & Prom
dure Bulletins
If shipment was handled by moving van service uncrated call Traffic

Milwaukee immediately when any damage is found Do not attempt t o call
any local agent A t this time be ready t o describe type of damage, type of
equipment, serial numbers and if possible the order number
The above paragraph i s in regard t o equipment requiring installation only,

and does not apply to supply items The F 0 B point for these items is as
shown in the Price Book
GENERAL@ E L E C T RI C
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY MEDICAL SYSTEMS GROUP
MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN 53201 U S A TELEX 269679
COPENHAGEN FRANKFURT MADRID TORONTO LONDON
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS VRT TABLE SERVICE MANUAL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER TITLE
1 OPERATOR'S MANUAL (SEE DIRECTION 17090)
2 PREINSTALLATION (SEE DIRECTION 17119)
3 INSTALLATION/ADJUSTMENTS
4 FUNCTIONAL CHECKS
5 TROUBLESHOOTING INFORMATION
6 ADJUSTMENTS
7 SCHEMATICS AND WIRING
8 NOT INTENDED
9 RENEWAL PARTS
10 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
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REVISION HISTORY
REV DATE REASON FOR CHANGE
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1 Dec 31, 1985 Revise Chapters 3,6, and 7 to facilitate installation Move Chapter 1 1 to Chapter 5
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1 INT RODUCTI0N' 3-1
1-1 How To Use This Chapter I L IK
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1-2 Preinstallation Check 3-1
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1-3 Unpacking 3-1
1-4 Materials Required For Installation I
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1-5 Special Tools I
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1-6 Modification Kit 3-1
1 7 Installation Sequence I I & - -I 3-2
GENERATOR INSTALLATIONS - I I
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2-1 DXD 350-11 Installation 3-3
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2-2 DXS 650-11 Installation 3-3
2-3 MSI 850-11/1250-1V Installation 3-3
2-4 MST 625-11 Installation ' I 3 I , 1
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5-1 Table Site Preparation 3-6
5-2 Rail Stand Installation 3-10
5-3 Table Base Installation 3-1 1
5-4 Leveling of Table Base 3-11
5-5 Height Alignment 3-12
5-6 Leveling of Rail Stand 3-14
5-7 Leveling Head End of Rail Stand 3-14
5-8 Leveling Foot End of Rail Stand 3-15
5-9 Fastening Procedure and Leveling Checks 3-15
6 VRT TUBE COLUMN INSTALLATION 3-15

6-1 Shipping Brace Preparation 3-15
6-2 Tube Column Preparation 3-16
6-3 Rail Stand Preparation /Installation 3-17
7 SENTRY Ill ELECTRONICS INSTALLATION 3-18
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED)
SECTION TITLE PAGE
8 B UCKY INSTALLATION 3-18

8-1 Pausch Bucky and Key Board Installation 3-18
8-2 Changex Installation and interconnect 3-19
8-3 Katum Head Stand Installation and Interconnect 3-19
8-4 Vertical Bucky Stand Installation and Interconnect 3-19
8-5 Counterbalanced Vertical Cassette Holder installation 3-20
8-6 Counterbalanced Multi-sized Cassette Holder 3-20
9 ION CHAMBER INSTALLATION 3-20
10 GRID INSTALLATION 3-27
11 TUBE INSTALLATION/BALANCING 3-28
12 COUNTER WEIGHT INSTALLATION 3-29
13 GENERATOR CONNECTIONS TO THE VRT TABLE 3-30

13-1 Cabling Power Connections 3-30
14 MOUNTING VRT TABLE TOP 3-33
15 TOM0 INSTALLATION 3-34
16 FINAL STEPS 3-36
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CHAPTER 3 - INSTALLATION
SECTION 1 -INTRODUCTION
1-1 How To Use This Chapter Read the "Damage in Transportation ' form before
unpacking the equipment Unpacking except that
This chapter provides the sequence needed t o necessary t o inspect for possible shipping damage,
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install the equipment listed in the COMPATIBILITY jhould not be done until equipment is moved into
LISTING in Direction 17119, VRT Table Planning - I
the x-ray room Shortage claims on small parts can
-- be avoided if packing material, envelopes, pack-
Check equipment according t o the' packing-list, I
agk, etc , are carefully examined Do not discard
(Product Delivery Instruction) Check each system any material until all items have been located
against the main catalog numbers In the System r9
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Collect and verify that all manuals are present 1
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Interconnection of products by furnished cables or Installation"kit catalog number B0578AA i s
contractor supplied wiring are indicated by num- required t o install the VRT table
bered Master Interconnect System (MIS) runs in ;
the installation sections that follow Interc%n6ectlt Table base anchor: are provided in the installation
charts are available which describe the connection , kit Reference Direction 171 19 for anchoring in-
cables, except power and qround, and are fur- structions -
a nished-as standard length cables, 20,40, or 60 feet

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Check List should be reviewed and signed off by - 1-6- Modification Kits
t h e salesman and t h e Service D e p a r t m e n t I t f I
representative If modification 'kits are part of this installation,

install them after the system has been tested
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1-7 Installation Sequence
This chart provides the sequence needed to install

the equipment listed in the Compatibility Listing in
Direction 171 19
SORT AND LABEL

Variable Length Cables
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INSTALL AND INTERCONNECT
Generator SARC II
Phototimer/Quantamat
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INSTALL AND INTERCONNECT
Tableflube Column Mamo Interlock
Sentry 111
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BUCKY INSTALLATION
Changex Vertical Cassette Holder
Katum Head Stand Multi Size Cassette Holder
Vertical Bucky Stand Horizontal SID
1X Ray Tube
Ion Chamber
INSTALL
Counterweights
Grid
GENERATOR CONNECTIONS TO THE VRT TABLE

Power Connections
GENERATOR AND SARC II ADJUSTMENTS

DXD350 II MST1050 II
DXS650 II MSI850 11/1250 IV
MST625 II
VRT ADJUSTMENTS
SID Pot Motor Speed
Tom0 Plane Height Time After Exposure
Tube Stand Sentry 111
I COMPLETING THE INSTALLATION

Final Steps
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2-2 DXS 650 II Installation 8
2-1 DXD 350-11 Installation 1 Refer to DX9650-I1 Service Manual SM A0650B,

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Chapter 3, and perform the following sections
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Chapter 3, and perform the following sections 0 Section 1, General Information
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0 Section 1, Unpacking, Setup, and Furnished 0 Section 2, Unpacking, Setup and Furnished
Parts parts
0 Section 2, Interwiring Control and Trans- 0 Section 3, Interconnection of Generator

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2 Mount tom9 relay assembly 46-21692261 on 2 Mount relay assembly 46-21692261 on the
the generator 56 panel' Refer t o Illustration generator 20 panel Refer t o Illustration 3-1
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Controller, perform the following
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D32TS1-6 (schematic location 112-A) and
RELAY ASSEMBLY 46 21692261
lead marked 46, t o 32TB1 G or 32TB1-F
(schematic location7 14 C)
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(marked 44 and 45) in series with the VRT
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tom0 interlock relay Reference MIS 781,
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/ (VRT table 14 t o DXS 2OTBl panel)
J \ 56 or 20 PANEL 0 Tape the end of,the normally open contact

lead marked 72 Tape the end of the nor-
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mally open contact lead marked 812 These
TOM0 RELAY MOUNTING LOCATION
leads are not used for this application
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(&hematic location 42, D) 'and the lead marked
46 t o D32TS1-20 (schematic location 44, F)
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4 Connect relays normally open contacts, I_
(marked 44 and 49, in series with the VRT tom0 1 Refer t o MSI 850-11/1250 IV Service Manual
interlock relay Reference MIS 836,. (VRT Table A0701B/A0702A, Chapter 3 and perform the
J4 t o DXD 350-11 56TB1 panel) following sections
6 Tape the end of the normally open contact lead 0 Section 1, Before You Begin
marked 72 Tape the end of the normally open
contact lead marked B12 These leads are not 0 Section 2, Unpacking Setup, and Furnished
used for this application Parts
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0 3-1 Line Safety Switch to Power Unit 0 3-1 Control and High Voltage Transform-
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0 3-2 X-ray Control to Power Unit 50/60 Hz
0 3-2 High Voltage Transformer t o Power
0 3-3 X-ray Control to High Voltage Trans- Unit
former 50/60 Hz
0 Section 4, Interconnection Auxiliary Items,
0 3-4 Power Unit t o High Voltage Trans-
former 50/60 Hz 0 4-1 Handswitch
0 3-12 Installation of X-ray Tube Casing Inter- 0 4-3 Connection of Input Power
lock
0 4-5 System with only one RAD tube
0 4-5 Bucky connections
0 4-6 Connection of X Ray Tube Casing
2 Mount relay assembly 46-21692261 on the
generator 20 panel Refer t o Illustration 3-2 0 Section 5-10 032 Rotor Panel
RELAY ASSEMBLY 46 21692261 2 Mount relay assembly 46-21692261 on the

generator 20 panel Refer t o Illustration 3-2
0 If the installation does not have a SARC-II Rotor

t E X l S T l N G HOLES- 0 Connect relay coil lead marked A2 t o

D32TS1-6 (schematic location 160-A) and
20 PANEL the lead marked 46 to 32TB1-G or 32TB1-F
(schematic location 161-C)
TOM0 RELAY MOUNTING LOCATION
ILLUSTRATION 3 2
0 Connect relays normally open contacts
(marked 72 and B12), in series with the VRT
tom0 relay a t 20TBl-Bl2 (schematic loca-
3 Refer t o Section 15 for connections
tion 53-G)
2-4 MST 625-11 Installation
0 Tape the end of the normally open contact
lead marked 44 Tape the end of the nor-
1 Refer to MST 625-11 Service Manual A0651B/BE,
Chapter 3 and perform the following sections
leads are not used for this application
0 Section 1, Preinstallation Data
0 If the installation does have a SARC-II Rotor
0 Section 2, Installation Controller, perform the following
0 Section 3, Interconnection X-Ray Control 0 Refer to Section 4 for connections
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2-5 MST 1050-11 Installation I Section 1, Phototimer Components

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1 Refer to SM A0655B; MST 1050-11' Service 0 Section 2, Removal of 42 Panel Phototimer

Manual, Chapter 3 and perform the following Wires
sections . 0 Section 3, Preperatips
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Materials -. 0 Section 5: Sele'ctor Switch Assembly
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0 Section 2, Unpacking, Setup, and Furnished Section,6, Quantamat:lI Power Supply (A90
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Phase Generator
2 Mount relay assembly 46-21692261 on the
generator 20 panel Refer t o Illustration 3 2 0 Section 9, Connect A90 Panel t o Single
Phase Generator
0 If the installation does not have a SARC II Rotor
Controller perform the following 0 Section 11, A90 Panel t o Ion Chamber
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0 Connect relay coil lead marked A2 t o ' 0 SectionL12, Film Area Compensation With
D32TS1 6 (schematic location 160, A) and
the lead marked 46 t o 32TB1-G or 32TB1-F - - -Sentry-ll and Sentry-Ill- - - Automatic Col-
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(schematic location 162, C)
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(marked 72 and 812) in series with VRT- - - - - - - - i- V T l 0N
tom0 interlock relay at 2OTBl-Blf-(sche- - -+-
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lead marked 44 Tape the end of the nor- stalled 1 r
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leads are not used for this application - _t - Refr$ t o SARC-II Service Manual SM A8105D
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0 -Section 2 Required Tools and Materials
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0 Refer t o Section 4 for connections 1
0 Section 3, Module Location

SECTION 3 - QUANTAMAT II PHOTOTIMER INSTAL- 0 Section 4, Cabinet Installation '
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0 Sdction 5, 'Interconnections Refer t o MIS
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Skip this section if a Quantamat II Phototimer 2 Remove the lead from TSl-H6 and tape the
is not t o be installed end The other end of this wire will be removed
in the generator Connect a jumper between
Refer t o Quantamat-ll Phototimer Service Manual TSl-H6 and TSl-A1 Schematic location
SM A8400B Chapter 3, and perform the following RClASA1 (46-193550-5) 3, E
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SECTION 5 VRT TABLE INSTALLATION 2 Carefulby mark each mounting hole location
required t o mount both the Rail Stand and
5-1 Table Site Preparation Table Base See note
NOTE
NOTE
If Rail Stand and Table Base mounting holes
Reference Illustration 3-3, 3-4 and 3-5 on are not accurately located, table will not
pages 3-6 through 3-8 regarding information operate properly
on mounting hole layout, before beginning
the following procedure 3 Accurately drill each (112" diameter) mounting
hole required for both the Rail Stand and Table
Base
1 Remove the floor covering (if any) from around
mounting points of Rail Stand and Table Base 4 Remove all dust from the mounting holes
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DIMENSIONS AND LOCATION OF OPENING

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5 Reference Illustration 3-6 Locate the supplied 6 Place your 3' or 4' level over mounting points
shims required to make up the difference and verify that tolerance in both directions
between the removed (if any) floor covering (longitudinal and lateral) Is less than 030" if
and the original floor covering using a 4' level, or 020'' if using a 3' level
NOTE 0 The use of a feeler gauge is needed to verify

tolerances
This next step i s very important, use supplied
shims as needed All mounting points must be
level take the time to verify this1
RAIL STAND AND TABLE BASE

MOUNTING HOLE WASHER
SHIMS USED BETWEEN

30 m m RED SPACER RAIL STAND AND
USED WITH 3 OR4 L TABLE BASE
SHIMS USED UNDER

SHIMS USED UNDER TABLE BASE ONLY
RAIL STAND ONLY
TUBE COLUMN
PALLET
SPACER USED TO
MOUNT M x 75
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SHIM IDENTIFICATION
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5-2 Rail Stand Installation 3 Reference Illustration 3-8 Remove cover caps
from rail stand Loosen screws and remove both
1 Position rail stand over i t s mounting holes rail stand covers
2 Reference Illustration 3-7 Lower shipping

dollies to the floor, and remove shipping dollies 4 Reference Illustration 3-9 Loosen (2) end
from rail stand screws from tom0 belt cover, and (1) middle
screw t o remove cover
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5 Remove the lower rail stand to table mounting
dollies They will be used later t o install the
bolts
column
SUPPORT BRACKET
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RAIL STAND DOLLY RAIL STAND PREPARATION

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RAIL STAND PREPARATION
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e 6 Reference Illustrations 3-9 and 3-10 Using sup-

plied washers (behind head of anchor bolts),
3 Reference Illustration 3-12 Lower shipping
dollies to the floor, and remove shipping dollies
from table base
install, but do not tighten (4) rail stand
mounting bolts
4 Verify that alignment points are matched on
both ends of rail stand and table base
MOUNTING HOLE WASHER

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5- 3 Table Base Installation
1 Remove any tape or rope from the back side of

table base
2 Reference Illustration 3-1 1 Place table base

against rail stand and align the horizontal
DOLLY
sticker on rail stand to mounting plate on table
base
MOUNTING
PLATE
36998 D10
SHIPPING DOLLY REMOVAL
ILLUSTRATION3 12
STICK E RS 5 Remove front covers from table base, and

remove lower electronics tray
5-4 Leveling of Table Base
1 Reference Illustrations 3-13 and 3-15 Place your

3' or 4' level across table top's bearings, in both
the lateral and longitudinal directions over
table frame
2 Verify that leveling tolerance in both directions

MOUNTING is less than 030" if using a 4' level, or 020" if
LOCATION using a 3' level
37584 DO1 The use of a feeler gauge i s needed to

verify tolerances
HORIZONTAL STICKER ALIGNMENT
ILLUSTRATION 3 1 1
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37586 DO1 REQUIRED SHIMS

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LATERAL DIRECTION
ILLUSTRATION 3 13 1 Reference Illustration 3-16 Verify that the
height difference between upper table base
LEVEL frame edge and rail stand edge is "exactly"
PLACEMENT 4 mm
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LONGITUDINAL DIRECTION
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3 Reference illustration 3-15 Use supplied shims

as needed (notice shim style and placement
under table base mounting bolts) to meet
tolerance as stated in step 2
5-5 Height Alignment
CAUTION
This section is very important, if you do not
take the time to level your table, as described 37584 DO1
in the following procedure, it will not
function properly1 HEIGHT ALIGNMENT
ILLUSTRATION 3 16
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2 Reference Illustration 3-16 Use supplied shims 6 Reference Illustration 3-17 Using supplied
as needed (notice shim style and placement washers (behind head of anchor bolts), install,
under rail stand) to meet the required 4rnrn but do not tighten (4) table base mounting
height difference bo1t s
NOTE 5-6 Leveling of Rail Stand

Only raise or lower the rail stand, t o meet the
required 4 mm height difference
1 Reference Illustration 3-18 Place your 3' or 4'
level longitudlnally across rail stand
3 Reference Illustration 3-16 Verify that the
horizontal sticker on rail stand and the
LEVEL
mounting plate on table base are properly PLACEMENT
aligned with each other
4 Reference Illustration 3-1 1 Using supplied

hardware, attach, but do not tighten table base
to the rail stand
NOTE
The (4) shorter bolts are used on the top
portion of table and (2) longer bolts are used
on the bottom portion of table
5 Reference Illustration 3-11 Place 3 mm spacer

between table base and rail stand base
CAUTION 37588 DO1

Table will not operate properly if this spacer LONGITUDINAL POSITION ON RAIL STAND
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TAaL.E TABLE BASE

MOLIR MOUNTING
LOCATIONS
3 - LOCATIONS
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REQUIRED
WASHER TABLE BASE MOUNTING
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NOTE
Use the top bearing rail on rear of rail stand as
a reference for the longitudinal leveling
Place a feeler gauge between the level and

reference point on rail stand t o verify that
leveling tolerance is less than 030" if using a 4'
level, or 020" if using a 3' level
Reference Illustration 3-19 Use supplied shims

as needed (notice shim style and placement
under rail stand floor mounting bolts) t o meet
tolerance as stated in step 2
37589 DO1
HEAD END LEVELING

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5-8 Leveling Foot End and Center of Rail Stand
Perform steps 1 through 3 of Section 5-6 and level

the foot end and center of rail stand
5-9 Fastening Procedure and Leveling Checks
NOTE
37583 DO1
SHIM PLACEMENT ON RAIL STAND

You must now check all of your leveling
ILLUSTRATION 3 19
points, all procedures are interactive Take the
time t o do this It will save you a lot of time in
the long run1
5-7 Leveling Head End of Rail Stand
Reference Illustration 3-20 Place your 3' or 4'
level against bottom of bearing rail and top Check steps 1 through 4 of Section 5-4 Adjust if
bearing rail using the supplied 30 mm red necessary
spacer Level head end of rail stand first
Reference Section 5-3, step 5 SECURELY
Verify that leveling tolerance i s less than 015" TIGHTEN all (6) bolts used t o fasten rail stand to
in a 24" span table base Torque t o 20-30 ft-lbs
0 The use of a feeler gauge i s needed to veify Reference Section 5-3 step 6 Verify that 3 mm
tolerances spacer is in place
Reference Illustration 3-19 Use supplied shims Check Sections 5-4 through 5-8 Adjust if
as needed (notice shim style and placement necessary
between bottom of rail stand and table base
floor mounting bolts) to meet tolerance as Reference Sections 5-2 and 5-3 SECURELY
stated in step 2 TIGHTEN all rail stand and table base mounting
bolts Torque t o 20-30 ft -Ibs
CAUTION
Never place any shims between top portion Check Sections 5-4 through 5-8 Adjust if
of rail stand and table necessary
Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co 3 14

SECTION 6 -TUBE COLUMN INSTALLATION 3 Reference Illustration 3-21 Remove covers from
the vertical carriage
6-1 Shipping Brace Preparation
4 Reference Illustration 3-21 Place support arm
1 Reference Illustration 3-21 Before installing 28" from the center of the trunnion
trunnion, decide whether the column will be
installed from the head or foot end of rail stand NOTE
and which side of column the trunnion's long
To release safety brake on the tube support
arm will be mounted
arm, do the following
NOTE
0 Reference Illustration 3-22
As seen in Illustration 3-21 the trunnion has a
long and short arm The long arm will pass Place your screw driver on spring loaded
over the rail stand when installing the column safety brake lever and press down t o release
If trunnion i s t o be inserted onto rail stand SAFETY.

from the foot end, remove the trunnion BREAK
from shipping crate and bolt it to column
0 If trunnion is t o be inserted onto rail stand
from the head end, turn trunnion so that the
longer arm (pin end), faces the rear of rail
stand
HORIZONTAL ARM
HORIZONTAL \ \
-< REMOVE*%?
COVERS
PLUNGER
SAFETY BREAK RELEASE

37595 DO1
ILLUSTRATION3 22
5 Raise tube stand support cradle until the

trunnion axles are 43" from floor, (or high
enough t o engage the holes in the rail stand
supports on rail stand dollies)
37000 010
TUBE STAND SHIPPING BRACES 6 Secure trunnion axles with supplied nuts and
ILLUSTRATION 3 21 washers Insert locking pin t o keep trunnion
from rotating
2 Reference Illustration 3-21 Place trunnion
NOTE
42-1/4" from what will be the bottom of the
column This is important for maintaining Only one dolly may have provisions for locking
proper column balance during installation pin on trunnion long arm
3 15 CopyrightQ 1985 by General Electric Co

6-2 Tube Column Preparation 7 To install the column base on rail stand, the
column base must be rotated toward the
1 Remove shipping braces from support cradles longer trunnion arm
and the two red shipping braces from column
base 8 Reference Illustration 3-24 Remove (2)
mounting screws from tom0 coupling plate,
NOTE and remove
When trunnion is bolted t o the tube column
in another area and moved to the room, the
door must be a t least 49 ' wide
2 Lower support cradle t o provide about 6" of

clearance between the column and floor HORIZONTAL
3 Adjust tube support arm t o achieve exact

balance
4 Lower support cradle to the floor
5 Unbolt one end of support cradle from the

doily, (protect column from scraping on the
floor) and pull cradle support out from
underneath the column
6 Reference Illustration 3-23 Release detent

with your screw driver, and rotate column 90"
37590 DO1
to align column with rad stand
TOM0 COUPLING PLATE
ILLUSTRATION 3 24
9 Label and remove all wire connections from

tom0 assembly
10 Remove ty-wrap from tom0 plate
CAUTION
Watch out for overhead obstructions when
raising the column t o its vertical position
11 With a person standing a t each dolly, remove

the locking pin(s) from trunnion axles and
rotate the column to i t s vertical position
DET E NT
\\ \ 37594 DO1
12 With one person holding the column, the
other should now insert the locking pin(s) into
COLUMN ROTATION LOCK the trunnion
ILLUSTRATION 3 23
Copyright? 1985 by General Electric Co 3 16

REV 1 b IndicatesChange DIRECTION 17073
6-3 Railstand Preparation CAUTION

This alignment is very critical, if not done
1 Reference Illustration 3-25 Remove (1) end
correctly you will damage bearings
stop from the upper rail stand bearing surface
(end stop t o be removed depends on which end
5 Carefully slide the column base onto the rail
of the rail stand your are installing column)
stand
END 6 Reinstall the end stop see step 1
7 If column was installed from the foot end of

rail stand, the trunnion must be removed from
the dollies before they can be moved out from
behind the table
8 If column was installed from the head end of

rail stand, unbolt trunnion clamp and roll the
37583 DO1 dollies, with trunnion attached, away from
END STOP REMOVAL the column
lLLUSTRATiON 3 25
9 Reinstall tom0 coupling plate
2 Reference Illustration 3-21 Remove (2) covers
from upper bearing area, on horizontal car- NOTE
riage Do not forget t o place ty-wrap around cable
and thru hole in tom0 plate Cable will get
0 3 Position the column to one end of rail stand caught during operation i f not ty-wrapped
4 Adjust the height and horizontal position of b

column base and align t o bearing surfaces of 10 Mount the belt connector and the cable take-
rail stand up connector to the horizontal carriage
3 17 Copyright@ 1985 by General Electric Co

SECTION 7- SENTRY Ill AUTO COLLIMATOR IN- There must be no interference between the
STALLATION upper component tray and the cable drape
Redo tie wrap point i f necessary
Detach and discard the connector cover from
Verify that bucky wheels are always
the electronics package See Illustration 3-26 supporting the bucky in i t s entire travel
range If not, check longitudinal alignment
Remove and discard the two hex standoffs See with a level
Illustration 3-26
If adjustment is necessary, remove both side
Detach and discard the shields from the trim covers from the upper table base
electronics package See Illustration 3-26
Adjust bucky guide bar height by loosening
the guide bar support screws to move the bar
Mount the electronics package t o the bottom up or down as necessary
tray of the table base with hardware from the
installation kit ((4) 1/4-20 x 1/2" Hex head Tighten hardware
screws and (4) 1/4 lockwashers) Connect P2-P9
connectors Remove (2) mounting screws from the upper
REMOVE HEX right side of the table frame
REMOVE SHIELD STANDOFFS REMOVE CONNECTOR
AND DISCARD AND DISCARD COVER AND DISCARD
Route the ribbon cable and ground wire of the
1
keyboard through the slot
Connect the ribbon cable to the processor

board X l A and ground wire t o ground point on
back right corner of the mounting plate
Secure the keyboard to the table with the

previously removed screws
BUCKY
20678 P10 CARRIAGE BUCKY
COLLIMATOR ELECTRONIS PACKAGE
ILLUSTRATION 3 26
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SECTION 8 BUCKY INSTALLATION
8-1 PAUSCH Bucky and Keyboard Installation
1 Remove cassette tray from bucky
2 Route electrical cables into table base
3 Mount bucky onto bucky carriage from the

front of table Reference Illustration 3-27
NOTE
Connection 06 goes t o upper component tray ELECTRICAL
I/F 06, cable 2a goes t o lower component tray CABLES
0 6 AND Za
I/F P2a Reference Illustration 3-27
37771 DO1
4 Insert cassette tray, and move the bucky by BUCKY CARRIAGE
hand over the entire bucky travel range and ILLUSTRATION 3 27
check the cable drape of cable 06 and 2a

a 8-2 Changex Installation And Interconnect 0 Section 6-3-1 through 6-3-1 1
Refer t o SM B3513AA/BB, Changex Chest Changer 0 Section 6-4-1, Electrical Connections

Service Manual, Chapter 3 and perform the
following sections 0 Section 6-4-2, Cable Length Adjustment
0 Install raceway t o Changex as directed in 0 Section 6-5-1, Trim and Cover Installation
Direction 14232
0 Section 6-5-2, Pointer Indication Check
0 Section 2, Preparation for Installation
0 Section 6-5-3, Bucky Table Adjustment
0 Section 3, Locating the Baseplate
[7 Appendix A Supplement for General Electric
0 Section 4, Installing the Changer Stand Interfaces
0 Section 5 Preparing the Changer for Mount- 8-4 Vertical Bucky Stand Installation And
ing interconnect
0 Section 6, Mounting Changer on Stand Refer t o SM B3501A/B/D, Chapter 3, and perform

the following sections
Section 7, Installing Integral Tube Stand
0 Section 1, Before You Begin
0 Section 8 Connecting t o the Generator
0 Section 2 Unpacking
0 Section 15, Connecting Changex To Generator
Control and Sentry Collimator 0 Section 3, Installation of Counterweights
and Counterweight Cable
0 Connect Changex chassis ground as indicated
in Direction 14505, Electrical Safety Equip- 0 Section 4, Vertical Height Interlock Instal-
ment Grounding lation backplate Only for units
with cassette size sensing
0 Section 9, Plumb and Level Column
0 Section 6, Ion Chamber Detector Installation
0 Section 10, Alignment
0 Section 7, Installation of Bucky Motor Cover
0 Section 11, Grouting the Base
0 Section8, Mounting of Bucky, Mounting of
0 Section 12, Installing Trim Covers and Draping Stand
Cables
0 Section 9, Vertical Bucky Interconnect
Section 13, Installing Optional Patient Hand-
grips 0 Connect MIS 222,125,220 and 594
0 Section 14 Installing Optional Patient Com- Section 10, Trim Covers and Finalize Cable
pression Device Drape
8-3 Katum Head Stand Installation And Inter- 0 Section 11, Mount Front Cover
connect
0 Section 12, Lock Adjustment
Refer t o Katum Region X40 Head Unit Service
Manual and perform the following sections Section 13, Counterbalancing
0 Section 5 Unpacking and Handling 0 Section 14, Height Correlation Scale
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8-5 Counterbalanced Vertical Cassette Holder 0 Connect MIS 126

Installation
Refer to SM 83508C Chapter 3 and perform the
0 Connect MIS 224
following sections
0 Connect MIS 594
0 Section 1, Unpacking
0 Section 2, Mounting the Unit SECTION 9 -ION CHAMBER INSTALLATION
0 Install raceway interface t o the counter- 1 The power t o the table must be off
balanced vertical cassette holder as directed In
Direction 14236 2 The table top must be off
0 Section 3-1, Capacitor Modification 3 Remove the ion chamber parts from shipping
box Reference Illustration 3-28
0 Section 3-2, Detector Mounting
NOTE
0 Connect MIS 222
The Channel Assembly and t h e Cable
Retermination K i t s are used for the MPX
0 Section 3, Counterbalancing
application only
0 Section 5, Film-in-place Switch Connection
4 Install Ion Chamber power cable into the table,
and secure t o the existing Bucky cables Ref-
0 Section 6, Vertical Positioning Check
erence Illustration 3-29
0 Connect MIS 128
5 Remove pre amplifier bracket, and pre-
amplifier, from the ion chamber bracket Ref-
0 Connect MIS 594
erence Illustration 3-30
8-6 Counterbalanced Multi-sized Cassette Holder

Installation
Refer t o SM 83515A Chapter 3, and perform the

following sections
0 Section 1, Initial Inspection
0 Section 3-2, InstalIati on Precautions
0 Section 3-3, Stand Installation
0 Install raceway interface t o the Counter-

balanced Multi-sized Cassette Holder as
directed in Direction 14232
0 Section 3-4, Phototiming Installation

37223 P l O
0 Section 3-5,Grid Installation
ION CHAMBER PARTS
0 I
Connect M S 222 ILLUSTRATION 3 28
Copyrighto 1985 by General Electric Co 3 20

GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICALSYSTEMS VRT TABLE SERVICE MANUAL
REV 1 t DIRECTION 17073
1
ION CHAMBER
TY RAP POWER CABLE TYRAP
37233 P10
POWER CABLE INSTALLATON

ILLUSTRATION 3 29
PRE AMPLIFIER WITH BRACKET

ILLUSTRATION 3 30
3 21 Copyright" 1985 by General Electric Co

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6 Remove Ion Chamber bracket from the Ion 7 Remove the Pre-Amp cover from the pre-
Chamber Reference Illustration 3-31 amplifier housing Reference lllustratlon 3-32
SCREW ION
CHAMBER
i
I
i
1
i
; *
t
ION CHAMBER
37224 P10
BRACKET
ION CHAMBER WITH BRACKET
ILLUSTRATION 3 31 ,.
PRE AMPLIFIER
P10
PRE AMPLIFIER WITH COVER
ILLUSTRATION 3 32
Copyright@ 1985 by General Electric Co 3 22

8 Remove the (2) 6-32 hex nuts from pre- 9 Loosen the (2) hex head bolts on the table
amplifier insulating plate Reference Illustra- which secure the tables pre-amplifier bracket
tion 3-33 Reference Illustration 3-34
PRE AMPLIFIER PRE AMPLIFIER
I
/
NUT
INSULATING
PLATE
37227 P10
PRE AMPLIFIER WITHOUT COVER

ILLUSTRATION 3 33
10
TABLE PRE AMPLIFIER MOUNTING BRACKET
ILLUSTRATION 3 34
3-23 Copyrights 1985 by General Electric Co

ILATING
rE
NUT
MOUNTING SCREWS
37229 P10
PRE AMPLIFIER INSTALLATION
ILLUSTRATION3 35
10 Install the pre-amplifier insulating plate and 11 Install the cover and four screws on the pre-
pre-amplifier (with the cable end facing the amplifier housing
mounting side of the bracket) onto the pre-
amplifier bracket Secure with the (2) 6-32 x 12 Interchange the wires marked 4 and 6 on the
3/8" screws from the ton Chamber installation terminal strip, then switch the tags on the
kit and (2) 6-32 hex nuts removed in step 8 wires Reference Illustration 3-36
Reference Illustration 3-35
13 Remove the (4) screws from the table preamp-
Iifier bracket Reference II Iustration 3-35

D
W
a
36991 D10
TERMINAL STRIP IDENTIFICATION
ILLUSTRATION 3 36
14 Install the terminal strip marker from the 17 Install the (2) 6-32 x 1/4" screws from the
termination kit (with letter facing up), onto installation kit, through the (2) small Ion
the table pre-amplifier bracket and secure Chamber holding brackets and into the side of
with the four screws removed in step 13 the Ion Chamber Reference Illustration 3-37
15 Install pre-amplifier bracket with preamplifier

and terminal strip attached, onto the two hex 18 Tighten the (4) screws on the ion chamber
head bolts support bracket Reference Illustration 3-37
16 Loosen the (4) screws on the Ion Chamber

support bracket and slide the Ion Chamber 19 Connect the power cable to the terminal strip
under the support bracket Reference Illus- on the pre amplifier bracket Reference Illus-
tration 3-37 tration 3-36
3-25 Copyrighto 1985 by General Electric Co

TABLE BUCKY ION

I CHAMBER
37231 P10
ION CHAMBER INSTALLATION
ILLUSTRATION 3 37
Copyright? 1985 by General Electric Co 3-26

-a SECTION 10 -GRID INSTALLATION 3 Place support bracket on pivot pins (head end
side of bucky)
CAUTION
4 Loosely mount grid on springs, square the grid
Free grid of i t s wrappings with care, the and tighten all screws Reference Illustration
riveted tabs and brackets must not bend' 3 39
Engage the pivot PIns Into mounting bracket
5 Check grid freedom of motion by manually
pushing against grid and releasing it suddenly
2 Mount support bracket to grid Reference Illus- Oscillation should continue for a t least 20
tration 3-39 seconds
PIVOT
PIN
37769 DO1
PIVOT PINS
ILLUSTRATION 3 38
SUPPORT
BRACKET
SPRINGS
\ d /
37770 DO1
SUPPORT BRACKET
ILLIJSTRAT ON 3 39
3 27 Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co

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SECTION 11 X RAY TUBE UNIT MOUNTING 7 Install collimator interface plate and align t o
Direction SM D5303C, Sentry Three Automatic
Move the support arm down t o position shown Collimator, Section 4-2
in Illustration 3-40
8 Install collimator t o aid in balancing the
Remove red round bar from the column, while system
holding vertical carriage in place Move the
carriage down a little bit more, so that the 9 Loosen x ray tube flange mounting plate
counterweight carriage clears the holes in the Rotate tube and collimator assembly so that
column collimator points down Retighten mounting
plate
Insert the red bar through the column holes 10 Install the new collimator SID scale sticker
until counterweight carriage rest on bar supplied with the VRT table
Loosen x-ray tube flange mounting plate Remove the two front cover mounting
Reference Illustration 3-40 screws and pull the front face of the
collimator forward
Rotate the x-ray tube flange mounting plate
180" from the position shown in Illustration 0 Rotate the SID drum t o the 44 cm scale
3-41, and move the tube flange mounting plate 0 Apply the new SID sticker over the existing
forward about 25 ' scale by rotating the drum
Mount x-ray tube unit with i t s port up NOTE

Carefully align the new sticker before rotating
NOTE the drum and remove any air bubbles under
For MX 75, install supplied spacer between the sticker
x-ray tube and flange mounting plate Replace the collimator front cover
FLA
37774 DO1
TUBE MOUNTING
ILLUSTRATION3 40
Copyright@1985 by Gene dl Electric Co 3-28

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SECTION 12 -COUNTERWEIGHT INSTALLATION 2 After loading the counterweight carriage with

the proper amount of trim weights, push down
1 With the vertical carriage down and the x-ray tube unit and remove the red round bar
Counterweight carriage up Insert trim weights from the column Close the holes with supplied
Reference Illustration 3-41 plastic caps
For MX 100 tube insert 24 pc 2 4 kg and 19 3 Install cable drape saddle (this saddle locks into
pc 24kg place with brackets from inside the column)
For MX 75 tube insert 25 pc 2 4 kg
1 TRIM WEIGHT
37773 DO1
COUNTERWEIGHT INSTALLATION
ILLUSTRATION 3 41
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SECTION 13 - GENERATOR CONNECTIONS TO THE 0 Section 28-1, Bucky

VRT TABLE
0 If the system has a MST 1050-11 generator
Cut off M-series connectors from the generator
end of the Generator t o VRT cables Refer t o SM A0655B, MST 1050-11 Service
Manual, Chapter 3 and perform the following
Reterminate with push-on connectors supplied sections
in the Installation K i t
0 4-5, RAD Tube Casing Interlock
Refer t o the direction indicated and peform the
sections indicated for each system
0 4-7, Connection of X Ray Tube Cassing
Interlock Refer t o MIS 190
If the system has a DXD 350-11 generator
0 5-3, Stator Capacitor for Maxiray 75 Tube
Units
Refer t o DXD 350-11 Service manual, SM A0649B,
Chapter 3, and perform the following sections
0 58,032 Rotor Panel
0 Section 3-1, X-ray Tube Stators and
0 28-3, BuCkyS
Blowers
0 Section 4-4, Cassette Changer, Model 5-2 13-1 Power Connection To VRT Table
0 Section 5-1, Switches for Bucky and Ordo

1 Remove Fulcrum Assembly Bracket, before
0 Section 5-2, Mammography Collimator installing cables into cable take-up
If the system has a MST 625-11 generator 2 Route HV cables, collimator/stator, SID, and
vertical carriage cables over saddle, into cable
Refer t o MST 625-11 Service Manual A0651B/BE, take-up and then into table base Reference
Chapter 3 and perform the following section Illustration 3-42
FULCRUM
SADDLE ASS EM8 LY
8 RACK ET
CABLE
TAKE UP
HV CABLES MUST BE ON THE OUTER PORTION

OF CABLE TAKE UP
37607 DO1 37606 DO1

CABLE ROUTING
ILLUSTRATION 3 42
CopyrightQ 1985 by General Electric Co 3-30

0 HV cables must be on the outer edges of Lower component tray I/F connections P2a
cable takeup P3a, PSa, P6a, P7al P8a, P1 Oa
0 Collimator electronic harness connections P2,
3 The following cables must be routed under
P3, P4 P5, P6, P8, P9 P7
lower component tray
4 Connect incoming power to KL4, with the use
0 Upper component tray I F connections 01, of ring terminals Reference Illustration 3-43
02,03,04,05,06,08
CAUTION
NOTE Push on terminals will permit an unsafe
condition when the lower componet tray IS
Cable 08 is emergency off pulled out
THIS JUMPER MUST BE

REMOVED FOR MPX
MULTI ROOM RAD
INSTALLATIONS
WIRE X
37605 D10
LeadLabel 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
I
Nom
volts 0 120 192 200 207 214 220 225 230 235 240
r
37605 010
POWER CONNECTIONS
ILLUSTRATION 3 43

5 Set wire ' X ' (KL3 Relay) to incoming power line 6 Ty-rap excess length of cable t o fulcrum assem
voltage Reference illustration 3-43 and bly bracket t o allow easy access t o fulcrum
schematic on page371 of Chapter 7 assembly
0 220 VAC is required from the autotrans- 0 Verify that there is no interference between
former cables and table mechanics
To turn on table power rotate the red Mount belt connector to horizontal carriage
emergency stop button clockwise Reference Illustration 3-44
Check DC power supply voltages T R l , TR2, Mount cable take-up connector to horizontal
andTR3 (voltage should be 22 2 1 lVDC carriage with (4) Allen Head screws
37777 DO1
BELT CONNECTOR
ILLUSTRATION 3 44
Copyrighto 1985 by Gerleral Electric Co 3-32

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SECTION 14 MOUNTING TABLE TOP 3 Slide table in over plastic roller, press and hold
foot treadle (all the way down)
4 Carefully move table top over brake and
1 Place table top on table base, and remove the
continue to move until the plastic roller (on
four end pieces from table top Reference Illus-
foot end of table) is cleared
tration 3-45
5 Push table top down and slide it over plastic
2 Move table top to foot end until you clear the roller Center table top, release foot treadle,
plastic roller Reference Illustration 3-46 and remount the four end pieces on table
frame
END PIECES
II END PIECES
37775 DO1
END PIECES
ILLUSTRATION 3 45
37776 DO1
TABLE TOP
ILLUSTRATION 3 46
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SECTION 1S TOMO RELAY INSTALLATION NOTE
Installation of the tom0 relay prevents the torno This precedure assumes that the generator
sweep from starting until the rotor is up to had been installed previously If this is a
speed,causing improper exposures completely new installation, only install the
b wire from 20TB1-9 t o H5 in the SARC II
0 Mount the tom0 relay a t the top of the
20TB1 panel
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DXS 650 I I APPLICATION (WITH SARC-II)
Reference Illustration 3-47 SARC It

b
A1
1
b
2
In the generator, move the wire on 20TB1-612
t o 20TB1-12 (12 should be a unused terminal)
Connect the normally open contact lead

ADDED
r JUMPER
- - - -
rL
marked 72 t o 20TB1-12 and the lead marked I Remove
812 t020TBl-Bl2 I andtape
I both ends
0 This contact will prevent a tom0 sweep
before the rotor is up to speed
b
3 Move the wire on 20TB1-116 (coming from H5
in the SARC II ) t o 20TB1-9 (9 should be an I
20781 9 2OTBl A2
I
unused terminal) I
b I
4 Remove and tape both ends of the wire I
I
connecting 20TB1-79 and terminal H6 in the
I Move from
SARC II I 2OTBl 116
b I to9
I
5 Connect the normally open contact lead I f
TOMO RELAY
marked 44 to 20TB1-79 and the lead marked 45 I
2OTB1
t o 2OTB1-116 I 20161
I
'i 1-
B12
I -812
0 This contact replaces the rotor controller I 116
exposure interlock contacts I
T
I 0 CONTACT
b
6 Connect the relay coil lead marked A2 t o
2OTB 1-A2 and the lead marked 46 to 20TB 1-9
I
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2\, ROTOR EXPOSURE
- 12
The coil will energize when the rotor i s up to

CONTACT
speed and the tube is ready for an exposure
b TOMO RELAY INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR
7 Add a #18 jumper wire between SARC-I1 THE DXS 650 IIGENERATOR WITH THE SARC II
terminalsA1 and H6 ILLUSTRATION 3 47
b
8 Relabel all the connections that were moved or
changed
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0 - - -
MSI 850 WMSI 1250 IV 81MST 625WMST 1050-11
APPLICATIONS (WITH SARC-II)
Reference Illustration 3-48 SARC II

b
A1
1 In the generator, move the wire on 20TBl-Bl2
t o 2OTB1-72 (72 should be a unused terminal) ADDED
b JUMPER
2 Connect the normally open contact lead H6
I - - - -
marked 72 t o 20TB1-72 and the lead marked I Remove
B12 t020TB1-812 andtape A4A1
I
I both ends - K209
0 This contact will prevent a tom0 sweep IA
I I
before the rotor is up t o speed I
I
b I
3 Move the wire on 20TB1-45 (coming from H5 in I
the SARC II ) t o 20TB1-46 (46 should be an

unused terminal)
b
4 Remove and tape both ends of the wire
connecting 20TB1-44 and terminal H6 in the
I Move from
SARC II 1 2OTBl 45
b I to46
I
5 Connect the normally open contact lead I 4
marked 44 t o 20TB1-44 and the lead marked 45 I
20TB1 20TB1
to 2OTB 1-45 I
I
45 B12
I 012
0 This contact replaces the rotor controller 45
exposure interlock contacts
I
I I_
b
I -OR 10 CONTACT
I
6 Connect the relay coil lead marked A2 t o L - 44 72
2OTBl-A2 and the lead marked 46 t o 20TB1-46 72
b
ROTOR EXPOSURE
The coil will energize when the rotor i s up t o
CONTACT
speed and the tube is ready for an exposure
b T O M 0 RELAY INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR THE
7 Add a #18 jumper wire between SARC-II MSI 850 IU MSI 1250 IV AND MST 625 IVMST 1050 I1
terminals A1 and H6 GENERATORS WITH THE SARC II
b ILLUSTRATION 3 48
8 Relabel all the connections that were moved or
changed
NOTE
This precedure assumes that the generator

had been installed previously If this IS a
completely new installation, only install the
wire from 20TB1-46 t o ti5 in the SARC II
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SECTlON 16 FlNAL STEPS After all checks tests, and data records have been
completed perform the following
Refer t o the following manuals for completing the
installation 0 Select test films t o be retained
0 DXD 350-11 Generator Service Manual SM

A0649B/BV Section 2 1 0 Complete the HHS 'Assembler's Report '
Form FD2579
0 DXS 650-11 Generator Service Manual SM
A06506, Section 19
0 File "Assembler's Report , data records, and
0 MSI 850-ll/1250-IV Generator Service film at the district office
Manual SM A0701B/ A702A, Section 35
0 MST 625-11 Generator Service Manual SM 0 Complete and return Product Locator cards
A0651B/ BE, Section 31
0 MST 1050-11 Generator Service Manual SM 0 Record exposure counter information t o be

A06550, Section 31 used for tube warranties
User information (le, Operation manuals Tube
Rating charts, Product data sheets, etc), must be 0 If required, please take the time t o send in
delivered to the customer representative and Omission and Error Reports Use the forms
receipt acknowledged on sheet 4 of HHS Data for constructive criticism as well as for re-
Record Form F3382A porting errors

CHAPTER 4 - FUNCTIONAL CHECKS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECT10N TITLE PACE
1 TABLE TOP 4- 1
2 FOOT TREADLE 4- 2
3 BUCKY CARRIAGE 42
4 VERTICAL CARRIAGE 43
5 TUBE STAND DRIVE 4-3
6 TUBE STAND ROTATION/DRIVE 4-4
7 X-RAY TUBE ALIGNMENT 4-4
8 TOMOGRAPH IC 4-4
9 CON MAG 4-5
10 CON SID 4-5
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CHAPTER 4 - FUNCTIONAL CHECKS

FUNCTIONAL CHECKS 3 Connect spring scale t o table top frame and
measure lock holding forces (without a table
0 Perform this check after completing installation top load) in both longitudinal directions
and adjustment
0 Lock holding force, must be (40 pounds) min-
0 Omit any portion of this check that has just imum
been performed during an installation or ad-
j ustment procedure 0 Lock holding force in both lateral directions,
must be (40 pounds) minimum
SECTION 1 -TABLE TOP
When necessary, adjust lateral brake on head and
foot end side of the table base Reference
1 Exercise Table Top through entire longitudinal
Illustration 4-1,4-2
and lateral travel of the table, while foot
treadle is pressed down all the way
Turn adjustment screw CCW until the required lock
0 Table must run easily, quietly holding force and free movement (without locks) is
achieved Reference Illustration 4-1,4-2
0 Must have cushioned stops in longitudinal
and lateral directions 4 Adjust longitudinal brake on head end of table
base, after the required lock holding force is
0 Must have dependable braking in working achieved, and is free moving without locks
position
0 Tighten screwkounter lock Reference Illus-
2 Center table top and release foot treadle tration 4-1
LONGITUDINAL
LATERAL
SCREWKOUNTERNUT
BRAKE
ADJUSTMENT SCREW
37850 DO1
HEAD END BRAKE ADJUSTMENT

ILLUSTRATION4 1
4- 1 Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co

LATERAL
BRAKE
ADJUSTMENT SCREW
FOOT END BRAKE ADJUSTMENT

ILLUSTRATION 4 2
SECTION 2 - FOOT TREADLE SECTION 3 - BUCKY CARRIAGE

1 Move the bucky carriage over the entire travel
1 Press the foot treadle half the way down,
range
(towards floor)
0 Bucky movement must be easy and quiet
0 Table top should be movable in longitudinal 0 Must have easy motion of the cassette tray
direction
Must have easy cassette loading
* Pressthe foot treadleallthe way down to floor 2 Connect spring scale to the bucky and measure
the lock holding force in the longitudinal
0 Table top should float in all directions direction
0 Lock holding force (without lock) must be (3

0 Table mechanisms must not interfere with
pounds) minimum
cabling
0 Lock holding force, with lock on, (turn power
on and couple the unit into CON SID MODE),
0 Operating noise must be acceptable, (lube i f must be (22 pounds) minimum
necessary)
Copyrights 1985 by General Electric Co 4-2

SECTION 4 - VERTICAL CARRIAGE When necessary, adjust the lock by tightening the
nut /counterlock Reference Illustration 4-3
1 Depress vertical lack switch, then move tube
unit through full vertical range of travel 0 Repeat procedure as necessary to achieve
moving efforts of 8 pounds maximum and lock
0 Movement must be easy and quiet holding efforts of 22 pounds
0 Must have cushioned end stops a t the top SECTION 5 -TUBE STAND DRIVE
and bottom
Rotate x-ray tube unit to chest stand location,
Coupling bar must slide easily through
(drive the tube stand with the collimator tube
vertical carriage
stand button)
2 Connect spring scale to the collimator handle 0 Column must stop automatically at 40" SID
and measure the lock holding force in the
up/down movement 0 Column must stop automatically a t 72' SID
0 Chest stand LED must be ON a t the control
0 Lock holding force, must be (22 pounds) panel
minimum Repeat step 1 using control panel tube stand
buttons
-
SCREWKOUNTE RLOCK
I-
VERTICAL CARRIAGE ADJUSTMENT

ILLUSTRATION4 3
4-3 Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co

3 Rotate tube unit off table chest radiography in SECTION 7 - X-RAY TUBE ALIGNMENT
both directions and then return to 0 degrees
(beam down) position 1 Lower tube arm t o within 5" above table top
0 Tube unit will easily rotate with a positive 2 Draw a large X on a sheet of paper and place it
detent a t the f 90" position on table top
0 Detent does release when angulation switch 3 Turn collimator field light on and collimate t o a
i s pressed small field size
0 Tube unit has detent a t 0" position 4 Center the X in the field light and tape in place
SECTION 6 -TUBE STAND ROTATION /DRIVE 5 Raise tube arm t o i t s upper limit of travel
1 Couple unit into RAD MODE 0 Projected center of light field must not shift
more than 1/4" in any direction from the
2 Press column rotation switch at the collimator, center position established a t the lower
and rotate column 90" in each direction and height
return t o 0" (beam down) position
0 Bucky automatically uncouples from the -

SECTION 8 TOMOGRAPHIC
column when the rotation button is pressed
NOTE
0 Tube stand does rotate easily
Fulcrum height i s not important for this check
0 Detents are positive at 0 and 2 90"
1 Couple unit into TOMO MODE and perform a
3 Rotate column to +90" (drive the tube stand sweep a t each angle and each speed
with the collimator tube stand buttons over the
entire travel range) NOTE
Slow speed and 40" is not possible
0 Tube stand drive i s smooth
Cable take-up works properly 0 Bucky ride i s smooth and even
0 Column stops automatically at the end of the 0 Coupling bar moves freely
travel
0 No cable interference while unit is in motion
There should be no "rasping" sound
0 Bucky hits end stop a t 40" (215 mm) plane
Clearance between bucky and horizontal height
carriage is okay
0 Cassette tray strikes the control panel when
4 Repeat the above procedure with column loadinghnloading, prior to a Prep and
rotated - 90" position TOMO DEMO

-
SECTION 9 CON MAG SECTION 10 -CON SID
1 Couple unit into CON MAG MODE and drive the 1 Couple unit into CON SID MODE and drive the
tube stand (with the tube stand button a t the tube stand (with the tube stand buttons a t the
control panel) I control panel)
0 Bucky ride i s smooth and even e Bucky lock is on
0 Coupling bar moves freely 0 Bucky at center
e Column stops smoothly e Coupling bar moves freely
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CHAPTER 5 -TROUBLESHOOTING INFORMATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION TITLE PAGE
1 BUCKY CENTERING LATCHES 5- 1
2 COUPLING BAR STRIKES BUCKY 5-2
3 NO BUCKY LIGHT ON THE CONTROL PANEL 5-2
4 BUCKY LIGHT IS FLASHING 5-3
6 CANNOT COUPLE INTO CON SID MODE 5-3
7 COUPLING PROBLEMS 5-4
a TUBE STAND MOVES WHEN COUPLING THE BUCKY 5- 5
9 LOCKED OUT BETWEEN MODES 5-6
10 SENTRY THREE COLIMATOR APPLICATION

IN THE VRT RADIOGRAPHICSYSTEM 5-7
11 VRT FLOW DIAGRAMS 5-1 1
12 VRT DIAGNOSTICS 5-21
Copyright" 1985 by General Electric Co

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CHAPTER 5 -TROUBLESHOOTING INFORMATION
-
SECTION 1 BUCKY CENTERING LATCHES - Couple into RAD MODE and check latch
function
0 When centering bucky latches interfere with
TOM0 coupling bar, latch distance can be too - Latches should move in and out without
tight Reference Illustration 5-1 interference with the coupling bar
- To adjust, remove latch cover (remove
screws and pull down/forward the latch NOTE
cover) Reference Illustration 5-1
- Open either lock screw on the left or right
If the plunger is not centered to the coupling
bar longitudinally, shift bucky left or right t o
side and set latch distance (turn adjustment
achieve centering
screws in or out) Reference Illustration 5-1
37910 DO1
BUCKY SWITCHES
ILLUSTRATION5 1
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SECTION 2 -COUPLING BAR STRIKES BUCKY SECTION 3 - NO BUCKY LIGHT ON THE CONTROL
PANEL
0 When coupling bar strikes the bucky or the
plunger does not engage deep enough 0 Microswitch may not be in contact with
cassette tray Reference Illustration 5-2
- Bucky strikes bar - remove (4) screws and
turn back adjusting screws Reference Cassette tray does not go in all the way
Illustration 5-2
- Check connections, and verify that they
- Adjust bucky coupling unit the required are in line with each other Reference
distance and tighten all screws Reference illustration 5-2
illustration 5-2
ALIGNMENT
CONNECTlONS
NT SCREWS
COUPLING BAR
ILLUSTRATON 5 2
Copyrighta 1985 by General E'ectrlc Co 5-2

SECTION 4 - BUCKY LIGHT IS FLASHING SECTION 6 -CANNOT COUPLE INTO CON SID MODE
Remove cassette tray and adjust switch CT/Sl

When CON SID LED is flashing a t the control panel,
verify that microswitch IS making contact with the
SECTION 5- 100 CM SID LED IS NOT ON
solenoid plunger
When 100 cm LED does not light up a t the control
panel and the vertical carriage IS exactly a t the Adjust microswitch until contact is made
TOM0 marker Reference Illustration 5-3
0 Adjust microswitch up or down, until it

makes contact with the actuator and the
green 100 cm LED on the control panel IS gn
100 CM SID
MICROSWITCH
MICROSWITCH
SOLENOID
PLUNGER
37959 DO1
MICROSWITCHLOCATION
ILLUSTRATION 5 3
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SECTION 7 -COUPLING PROBLEMS - loosen lock screws, and turn socket head
screws in or out Reference Illustration 5-4
0 Are caused, (while coupling into TOM0 or
CON MAG) when upper and/or lower NOTE
coupling plate jaws are set too tight
The engaging cam to the coupling plate jaws
- Adjust coupling jaws on fulcrum tower should have a snap fit
LOCK
37908 DO1
COUPLING JAWS
ILLUSTRATION 5 4
Copyright" 1985 b) Cecle a i Electric Co 54

SECTION 8- TUBE STAND MOVES WHEN COUP- - Turn power off

LING THE BUCKY - loosen (2) mounting screws and insert a
020" feeler gauge between brake and track
0 Tube stands longitudinal lock can be out of
adjustment
- Tighten mounting screws, and remove feeler
- Adjust brake assembly on the horizontal gauge
carriage (for proper gap)
Illustration 5-5
Reference - Turn power on
p BRAKE
TRACK
37907 DO1
BRAKE GAP
ILLUSTRATION 5 5
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SECTION 9 - LOCKED OUT BETWEEN MODES - Tube i s down and microswitch is actuated
Reference lllustratlon 5-6
0 Mode button lights on control panel are flash-
ing, check coupling bar microswitches Ref- - Select TOM0 (tube and guide pin are down
erence Illustration 5-6 and switch is actuated) Reference Illus-
tration 5-6
- erence
Rotate column t o position as shown
Illustration 5-6
Ref-
NOTE
- Coupling bar should be in place (RAD

MODE)
0 degrees column microswitch inside the
horizontal carriage might not be actuated
,TUBE /GUIDE PIN
COUPLING BAR
MICROSWITCHES
37906 DO1
COUPLING BAR
ILLUSTRATION 5 6
Copyright@1985 oy Ceiera' Electrlr Co 56

S E C T I O N 10 - SENTRY T H R E E C O L L I M A T O R APPLI- 10-1 Description and Operation

IN THE VRT
The Sentry Three Automatic Colimator used on the
SYSTEM
VRT Radiographic System is the same as the
This section covers the Sentry Three Automatic standard unit except the SIX control switches have
Collimator used in the VRT System Insert pages 5 7 been changed Refer t o Illustration 5-7
and 5-8 in Operating Manual OM D5303C Insert
pages 5-9 and 5-10 in Service Manual SM 05303C
--+-'+-----( 44
43 35 30
I I l l 1
I I
ON OFF
OVERRIDE 2
NORMAL
EXP HOLD NON AUTO
OVERRIDE 1
FOR xI V FlELO LIYIlaTION SYSTEM FAILURE
\\ Sentry Three I
--
It --I\
36990 D10
SENTRY THREE AUTOMATIC COLLIMATOR FOR THE VRT RADIOGRAPHIC SYSTEM
ILLUSTRATION 5 7
5-7 Copyrighre 1985 by General Electric Co

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The switches that have changed are the following Switch marked ROT - Push and hold in
Switch marked FOOT - Push and hold the button t o release the locks Man-
in the button The column, with col- ually move the column, with colli-
limator and tube, will automatically mator and tube, to the desired
move to the right (when facing the ROTATIONAL setting and then release
column) until the button is released the button When the button i s re-
When the button is released the leased, the locks will return t o the
column will stop moving locked position
Fl Switch marked VERT - Push and hold in

the button to release the locks Man-
Switch marked HEAD - Push and hold ually move the collimator and tube
in the button The column, with col- VERTICALLY (up or down the column)
limator and tube, will automatically t o the desired setting and then release
move t o the left (when facing the the button When the button is re-
column) until the button i s released leased, the locks will return to the
When the button i s released the locked position
column will stop moving
Switch marked ANG - Push and hold in
the button to release the locks Man-
ually ANGUIATE the collimator and
I] Switch marked (blank) - This switch is

not operable in this application
tube t o the desired setting and then
release the button When the button is
released, the locks will return t o the
locked position
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SECTION 11 VRT FLOW DIAGRAMS
11-1 Power-Up
I INITALIZE SYSTEM I
DISPLAY E l 5 NO
4 PRE RAMTEST OK?
STOP SYSTEM
I INlfALlZE LED5 I
FLASHING T O M 0
RAD, CONSID
CONMAG
BRAKES, SOLENOIDS
KEY BOARD LOOP
POWER UP FLOW CHART

ILLUSTRATION 5 8
5-1 1 Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co
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11-2 Selecting CON SID Mode of Operation - Move the bucky a little t o the left and
t o the right
0 Press/hold CON SID button until the column - When you can feel resistance in both
automatically stops a t table center directions, the bucky i s properly
coupled
0 Couple the Bucky manually i f not already 0 Tube stand can now be moved with tube
coupled stand buttons to the left or the right
Copyright@ 1985 by Genera ElectricCo 5 12

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I CONSIDPROGRAM I
I EXITMAINPROGRAM I I SETlNDEXlOOSID I
I YES
KEYBOARD LOOP NO
SID 100 ?
CONSID ?
NO
EXIT MAIN PROGRAM

1
ROUTINE BUCKY
Cp[+]
KEYBOARD LOOP
v
.1 No PUSH OUT PLUNGER
I EXITMAINPROGRAM I RELEASE COUPLING BAR
REDRAW CATCH BUCKY
OPEN VERTICAL BRAKE
BUCKY BRAKE ON
CLOSE K7
OPEN K2
RELEASE EXPOSE
I
NO
KEYBOARD LOOP
KEY PRESSED7
-
I I
c $.
OTHER MAIN KEY DRIVE COLUMN TO THE DRIVE COLUMN TO THE
EXIT MAIN PROGRAM
CON SID FLOW CHART

ILLUSTRATION 5 9
5-13 CopyrightO 1985 by General Electric Co

11-3 Selecting CON MAG Mode of Operation - Move the bucky a little to the left and
to the right
a
0 Presdhold CON MAG button until column
automatically stops at table center When you can feel resistance in both
directions, the bucky is properly
0 Couple bucky manually if not already coupled
coupled
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REV 1
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GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS
I
KEYBOARD LOOP
CONMAG 7
YES
KEYBOARD LOOP
CONMAG? 14
NU
KEY PRESSED
CENTER COLUMN
SID 100 ?
I
TUBE BRAKE ON
BUCKY ROUTINE
VRT TABLE SERVICE MANUAL
DIRECTION 17073
1
a KEYBOARD LOOP No I
c
BUCKYCENTERED?
PUSH OUT PLUNGER

RELEASE COUPLING BAR
EXIT MAIN PROGRAM REDRAW CATCH BUCKY
OPEN VERTICAL BRAKE
COUPLE SID UNIT
CLOSE K7
OPEN K2
RELEASE EXPOSE
NO
KEYBOARD LOOP
KEY PRESSED ?
OTHER MAIN KEY DRIVE COLUMN TO THE DRIVE COLUMN TO THE

EXIT MAIN PROGRAM RIGHT LEFT
'I
DRIVE SID MOTOR UP DRIVE SID MOTOR DOWN
e CON MAG FLOW CHART

ILLUSTRATION 5 10
5-1 5 Copyrighe 1985 by General Electric Co

11-4 Selecting RAD Mode Operation 0 When the RAD led i s on, this indicates that
the bucky is coupled t o the tube stand
0 Presdhold RAD button a t control panel,
until column automatically stops at table
0 When the RAD led is flashing, this indicates
center that the bucky is not coupled t o tube stand
0 When the Bucky is within the travel range

- After proper coupling, the tube stand
can be driven with tube stand buttons
of the column, the system will couple
automatically 0 In RAD MODE the Bucky i s automatically
uncopled when the end of the Bucky travel
0 When the bucky i s NOT within the travel is reached, or when the column rotation
range of the column, center the Bucky switch IS pressed
manually
11-5 CHEST STAND SELECTION
- Move the bucky a little t o the left and
t o the right 0 Chest stand LED will light and Tube Column
will stop automatically, when the following
- When you can feel resistance in both conditions are met
directions, the bucky is properly
coupled
- Tube Column IS at 0" rotation
- Tube unit is rotated, so that the x ray
0 When (2) tube stand LED's are on, this beam IS horizontal to the table
indicates the tube stand is center - SID t o chest stand distance IS 40 or 72"
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RAD PROGRAM I
KEY PRESSED
CENTER COLUMN
Cp!q*I
KEYBOARD LOOP
RELEASE COLUMN
ROTATION
BUCKY ROUTINE
YES
KEYBOARD LOOP BUCKY CENTERED ?

RAD ?
NO
1
PUSH OUT PLUNGER
EXIT MAIN PROGRAM FIX COUPLING BAR
REDRAW CATCH BUCKV
OPEN VERTICAL BRAKE
RELEASE SID UNIT
CLOSE K7
OPEN K2
RELEASE EXPOSE
LED RAD IS ON
I
KEY PRESSED?
1 I
RAD FLOW CHART

ILLUSTRATION 5 11
5-17 CopyrightO 1985 by General Electric Co

11-6 Selecting Tom0 Mode of Operation Select speed and angle (press the desired
speed/angle buttons)
0 Presdhold Tom0 button until column auto-
matically stops at table center @ Presdhold PREP button until column
reaches PREP position
0 Couple bucky manually if not already 0 Select PLANE HEIGHT (using the up or down
coupled button)
- Move the bucky a little t o the left and To make a TOMO DEMO SWEEP press/hold
t o the right TOMO DEMO button until sweep has been
completed
- When you can feel resistance in both
directions, the bucky i s properly - When in TOMO, 40°, and SLOW SPEED
coupled the LED's will continue t o flash, select a
new angle
TOMO PROGRAM
9
KEYBOARD LOOP KEY PRESSED
.1
I CENTERCOLUMN I
f=3<Z*J KEYBOARD LOOP
YES
NO
SID 100
1 TOMO 7 I
EXIT MAIN PROGRAM
I*** KEYBOARD LOOP
I TOMO? I c
PUSH OUT PLUNGER
RELEASE COUPLING BAR
REDRAW CATCH BUCKY
OPEN VERTICAL BRAKE
COUPLE SID UNIT
CLOSE K7
CLOSE K2
CLOSE K5
TOMO FLOW CHART

ILLUSTRATION 5 12
Copyrights 1985 by General Electric Co 5 18

AND ANGLE LEDs
NO SPEED + ANGLE
SELECTED?
F FLASHING PREP
I
PREP POSITION
PREP 7
T
EXIT TO MAIN PROGRAM
1
I
PREP LED ON I
NO
KEYBOARD LOOP
KEY PRESSED ?
I
-1-
OTHER MAIN KEY
EXIT MAIN PROGRAM
I I
11 II
b
DRIVE COLUMN TO THE
RIGHT
-
I 1 DRIVE COLUMN TO THE
LEFT I
DRIVE SID MOTOR DOWN
T O M 0 FLOW CHART
ILLUSTRATION 5 12 (Continued)
5 19 Copyrighe 1985 by General Electric Co

TUBE ANGLE I S 0" TUBE IS AT 100 cm SID PRESS TOMO BUTTON
DRIVE TUBE STAND TO CENTER PRESS TOMO BUTTON
ELECTRICAL FUNCTIONAL CHECKS
BUCKY
COMPONENT STATUS
vclS2switch 100cmSID - ---- CLOSED

trav in d a c e
vclS5 switch columnO" -----I CLOSED ENERGIZED
1 I
vc IM4 solenoid
(coupling bar) t ----- ENERGIZED
I BU IS5 switch latches out
I sensor out ENERGIZED
1
vc IS3 switch ----- CLOSED
BU I M3 solenoid plunger
in coupling bar ----- ENERGIZED
vc IS4 switch
(coupling bar is locked) t ----- OPEN
1 BU IS4 switch plunger
BU I M 1solenoid plunger
CLOSED
i s lifted ENERGIZED
1
BU IM 5 selenoid latches
are in OFF
FULCRUM TOWER
, I BU 1% Switch latch in I
sensor in OFF I
VC/M5 bottom fulcrum ENERGIZED ENERGIZED
solenoid is coupled
1c
VUS6 bottom fulcrum CLOSED BUIS3 top fulcrum switch i s coupled CLOSED
is switch coupled A
FULCRUM COUPLED
I T0MOLED"ON" I
I Digital Display LED

"0; 1
Speed and angle LEDS
TOMO COMPONENT STATUS FLOW CHART

ILLUSTRATION 5 1 3
C o p y r ght@ 1985 by General E ecrrlc C o 5 20

SECTION 12 - VRT DIAGNOSTICS 12-1-1 Error D e t e c t i o n and Service Switch

Function
12-1 Introduction
Under normal processing, all power-up errors are
This users guide will hopefully provide the answers fatal Once a power-up error i s reported, diagnostic
t o all questions which will appear in case of service testing is suspended and the error code is displayed
or installation This diagnostics is included in the on the SID display t o attract user attention
firmware, t o help isolate the error t o a small part of
hardware r I
I I SERVICE SWITCH $1 MP I FUNCTION
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OFF (power up Enables application software if no

12-1-1 Overview diagnostics) power up errors detected If
errors then testing halted in this
position
The tests consist of two fundamental parts
ON (service position) Test diagnostics is selected To use
the board level diagnostics
a The power-up diagnostics which runs each time addition press the "Reset switch
the VRT Table i s switched on
12-2 Error Code Listing
b The service diagnostics which can be assessed I
by using the diagnostic switch WHAT TO
REASON
DO
~~ ~
Several tests are performed and on the LED Display Micro Processor Board
an error code i s displayed which hopefully will E01 - not implemented
show the serviceman the part of the hardware
E02 Keyboard selection error Replace 025
which is defective Replace D26
E03 LED s driver error Replace D29
The diagnostics reside i n the eprom and i s Replace D30
therefore always available without the necessity of
LED s driver error Replace 035
other software tools
E04
. 7 segment driver error
Replace 036
Replace D32
Replace D33
12-1-2 General Guidelines
E06 Chest stand out DO D4Time for Replace 034
MPX Replace D37
When troubleshooting errors are encountered i n
power-up software, it is strongly recommended
I E07 I - not imdemented ~
Power Board
that the system be "reset" to verify if any errors
reoccur before beginning t o troubleshoot the E08 Tube stand control motor speed Replace D13
control Replace D12
system Reset the system by powering down or
using the 'reset" switch on the micro processor EO9 Solenoids Replace D15
Replace D l 4
board This will cause the power-up diagnostics t o
re-execute This will determine if the error was due E10 Solenoids Replace D17
Replace D16
t o a momentary fault or i f additional/similar errors
are also present E l1 Relay Control Replace D19
Replace D18
After troubleshooting all errors, re-execute power- NOTE If diagnostics loops on addresses (meaning it counts
up diagnostics by resetting the system in order t o from E08 to E l 1) then there are problems with the data bus
DE2 The lines may be shorted together or shorted t o GND or
verify if any errors till exist vcc
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ERROR
-
CODE
REASON
Micro-Processor Board
WHAT TO
DO NR
TEST
000
ICPU Stack Test
TEST ERROR CODE
E12
E12 CPU stack error Replace D10 000 CPU General Test E13
and D13 001 Eprom Test Checksum E14
(Rams) 002 Ram Test E15
Replace D7 003 VIA 6522 Timer Test E16
(CPU) 004 Interrupt Test 1 E17
004 Interrupt Test 2 E18
E13 CPU error Replace 07 004 Interrupt Test 3 E19
(CPU) 005 N D Converter Test E20
E14 Eprom Test checksum error Replace D17 006 InterfacelLatch Test E02 Error code
(EDrom) 006 InterfaceRatch Test E03 isthe
E15 Ram error Replace D10 006 InterfacelLatch Test E04 address of
and D13 006 InterfacelLatch Test E05 the defec
(Rams) 006 InterfacelLatch Test E06 tive latch
006 InterfacelLatch Test E08
E16 Via timer error Replace 0 5 006 InterfacelLatch Test EO9
(VIA) 006 InterfacelLatch Test E10
E17 Interrupt error Replace 0 5 006 InterfaceRatch Test E l1
I
E18 Interrupt error Replace 0 5 007 LED Test - all LED s should be on No error code
E19 Interrupt error Replace DS must be visually
controlled
E20 N D Converter test error
In this test the 5V power supply of NOTE If an error occurs the error code is displayed on panel
the system is measured on channel 7 and the system hangs in a death loop To restart the system
of D22 If the value of the voltage is the "RESET BUTTON (51) has t o be depressed or a power
not within 4 8V and 5 2 V error E20 is offlpower on cycle has to be done
displayed
1 Check SV power supply 12-3-2 Entering Board Level Diagnostics
2 Check 5V at D22n Replace D22
3 Check address of MUX D22 Replace D28 Diagnostics operation, including power up diag-
should be HHH Replace 0 3 1
Replace D16
nostics, is selected if SW2 (Diagnostic SW) on the
4 CheckSVatD16l14 Replace 024 processor board is in the ON position
E21 - n o t implemented
It is necessary to press the RESET (51) button on a
E29
running unit to enter the diagnostics mode
E30- Power supply 1 voltage below 22V Check power
-
53s SUDDIV
OTE If agnostics loopson addresses (meaning it counts
Nr 1 The tests are the same as in power-up diagnostics,
ut It I S p' ,sibleto select the followinq options
from E08 t o E06) then there are problems with the data bus
DE1 The lines may be shorted together or shorted t o GND or CONSOLE
FUNCTION
VCC It may be the same problem if the display shows SWITCH
unimplemented error codes The display hangsjust on this
"DE1 I FAST SELECTS STOP LOOP ON TEST MODE
All the tests are executed again and again the
test number is shown on the display
An error code is shown on the display too This
test mode does not stop at an error it continues
12-3 Operator - Interface testing
MED SELECTS STOP LOOP ON TEST ERROR
12-3-1 Entering Power-Up Diagnostics DOWN SELECTS NEXT TEST EACH TIME DEPRESSED
This test loops on test mode like FAST but in
Normal table operation, including power up diag- steps
nostics, is selected if SW2 (Diagnostic SW) on the UP SELECTS REPEATLASTTEST
processor board i s in the OFF position During The test which was executed last will be
power up diagnostics, the following tests are repeated
Test number and error is shown on the display
executed in this sequence
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12-2-3 Exiting Board Level Diagnostics 12-4-4 6522 Test
If switch 2 i s switched back t o p o w e r u p 6522 TIMER TEST - The timer is initialized t o i t s

diagnostics, OFF", the power up diagnostics are normal operating mode and loaded with an initial
executed once again and then, if there is no error, count-down value After a delay of lms the timer
the unit is ready t o work latch is read back and compared with the default
value
12-4 Subsystem Diagnostics Description
An error will cause an E16 error message on the SID
d isplay
12 4-1 CPU Test
6522 INTERRUPT TEST - The 6522 i s initialized t o
a Register test using a ' walking 1 " pattern
various interrupt modes, following errors may
b Status flag t e s t - various instructions are occur
executed and test the corresponding flag
E17 - Interrupt occurred while disabled
c Addressing mode test
E18 - Interrupt never occurred
d Instruction set test E19 - Interrupt occurred while masked
I
A CPU-STACK error will cause an E12 error message

on the SID display A general CPU error will cause
an E13 error message on the SID display 12-4-5 AID Converter Test
12-4-2 RAM Test Channel 8 has a known voltage of 5V (Vcc) A con-

version is performed and compared with 5V k 5%
DATA BUS TEST - Three 8 bit patterns are
sequentially written and read at the lowest order An error will cause an E20 error message on the SID
RAM address display
ALL 1s Identifies shorts to G N D

ALL Os Identifies shorts t o VCC
Walking Os Identifies shorts t o adjacent data bits 12-4-6 I/O Register Test
MEMORY CELL TEST - The data pattern 55H i s A 'Walking 0" is written and read back from each
written t o all memory locations and then verified register
The data pattern i s then inverted t o AAH and
memory test again This test verifies that each An error will cause EXX error message on the SID
memory cell can be set and reset display XX is the corresponding chip select address
from the defective register
Any RAM error will cause an E l 5 error message on
the SID display
12-4-3 EPROM Test 12-4-7 LED Test
A simple 8 bit checksum IS calculated and compared The LEDs on the panel and the SID display are
with the checksum in memory location FFF9H switched on for about 1 second The LEDs must be
visualIy control led
An error will cause an E14 error message on the SID
display No error message will be displayed
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CHAPTER 6 ADJUSTMENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION TITLE PAGE
1 GENERATOR ADJUSTMENTS 6- 1
1-1 DXD 350-11 6- 1
1-2 DXS 650-11 6- 1
1-3 MSI 850-11/1250-IV 6- 1
1-4 MST 625-11 6- 2
1-5 MST 1050-11 6-3
1-6 Phototimer 6-3
1-7 VRT Cassette Tray Adjustment 6-4
1-8 SENTRY-Ill Auto Collimator Adjustment 6-4
1-9 SENRTY-Ill Adj Multi-Size Cassette Holder 6-6
1-10 Multi-Sized Cassette Holder 6-6
2 VRT TABLE ADJUSTMENT 6-7

2-1 Belt Tension 6- 7
2-2 Tube Arm Balancing 6-8
2-3 Column Position Adjustment 6-8
2-4 Adjustment of Bucky Plunger to Coupling Bar 6-1 1
2-5 Tube Stand Drive Speed Adjustment 6-12
2-6 Tom0 Speed Time VS Exposure Time Verification 6-13
2-7 Tom0 Coupling Plate Adjustment 6-15
2-8 Centering of X Ray Tube to Film 6-16
2-9 Torno Phantom Plate Height 6-17
2 10 Torno Plane Height Adjustment 6-18
2-1 1 Setting Chest Stand Distance 6-22
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CHAPTER 6 -ADJUSTMENTS
SECTION 1-GENERATOR ADJUSTMENTS 0 Section 7-6, Modifications

1-1 DXD 350-11 Generator Adjustments
Section 8-1, Tube Selection
1 Refer t o SM A06495, DXD 350-11 X Ray Unit
Service Manual, Chapter 3 and perform the 0 Reconnect the High Voltage Cables t o the
fol Iowi ng sections X-Ray Tube Refer t o MIS 107
0 Section 7, Tube Protector 2 If the installation includes a SARC-I1 Rotor Con-

troller refer t o SM A8105D SARC-II Service
0 Section 8, Power Supply Connections Manual, Chapter 3, and perform the proce-
dures described in Section 6-1 through 6-9, and
0 Section 9, Radiographic Timer Adjustment the following sections
0 Section 10, X-ray Tube Filament Selection 0 Section 8-3, Connecting the High Voltage
Divider
0 Section 11, High Voltage Cables
0 Section 8-4, High Voltage Output and
0 Section 12, High Voltage Divider Connec- Primary Current Check
tion
0 Section 9, Meter Accuracy and MAS Adjust-
0 Section 13, Line Regulation Adjustment ment
0 Section 14, Radiographic MA Adjustment 0 Section 10, Line Regulation Test and
Preliminary No Load Voltage Adjustments
0 Section 15, Space Charge Compensation
0 Section 12, Tube Protector-Tube Rating Set-
0 Section 16, KVP Calibration UP
2 Refer to SM D1154A or SM D1176A, X-Ray Tube 0 Section 13, Radiographic MA Adjustments

U n i t Part 6, Filament and High Voltage testing
0 Section 14, Radiographic KVP Checks and
3 Refer t o SM D1154A or SM D l 176A, X-Ray Tube Space Charge Adjustments
Unit Part 7, Run-in Procedure
3 Refer t o SM D1154A or SM D1176A, X-Ray Tube
1-2 DXS 650-11 Generator Adjustments Unit Part 6, Filiment and High Voltage Testing
1 Refer t o SM A0650B, DXS 650-11 X-Ray Unit 4 Refer t o SM D1154A or SM D1176A, X-Ray Tube
Service Manual, Chapter 3 and perform the Unit Part 7, Run-in Procedure
following sections
1-3 MSI 850-ll/1250-IV Generator Adjustments
CAUTION
1 Refer t o SM A0701B/A0702A, MSI 850-11/1250-1V
Before starting disconnect the High Voltage X-Ray Unit Service Manual, Chapter 3, and
Cables from the X-Ray Tube perform the following sections
0 Section 5, Adjustment considerations 0 Section 5, Adjustment Considerations
0 Section 6, Power Supply Tests and Adjust- 0 Section 7, Power Supply Tests and Adjust-
ments
ments
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0 Section 8, Regulator and Voltage Adjust- 0 Section 23, Precontacting and Millisecond
ments Timing
0 Section 9, DC Power Supply Voltages (74R21 0 Section 24, Output

and A74R21)
0 Section 25, Millisecond Timing Adjustment
0 Section 10, kVp Servo
0 Section 26, Radiographic Timer
0 Section 11, Rotor Controller, Rapid Film,
and mAs Adjustments 0 Section 27, kVp Derating Check Long
Cables
11-2, Tube Selection
0 Section 29, RAD Overvoltage Adjustments
0 1 1-3-2, SARC Perform 29-1, Synchronous Rad Over-
voltage Adjustments 2
0 11-4, Voltage and mAs Readings
2 Refer t o SM D1154A or SM D1176A X Ray Tube
0 Section 12 High Voltage Check Unit Part 6, Filiment and High Voltage testing
0 Section 13, Line Regulator Test 3 Refer t o SM D1154A or SM D1176A, X-Ray Tube
Unit Part 7, Run-In Procedure
0 Section 14, Radiographic Primary No-Load
1-4 MST 625-11 Generator Adjustments
0 Section 15, Timer
1 Refer t o SM A0651B/BE, MST 625-11 X-Ray Unit
0 Section 16, mAs Compensation Service Manual, Chapter 3 and perform the
following sections
0 Section 17, Tube Protector kVp x mA Signal
CAUTION
0 Section 18 Tube Protector-Tube Rating
Setup Before starting, disconnect the High Voltage
Cables from the X-Ray Tube
0 18-1, Determining Needs for Rating
Cards 0 Section 5-4, Anode Rotation, Maxiray 75
Tube Unit
0 18-2, Offset Adjustment 70R56
0 Section 5-6, Mammography Requirements
0 18-3, Rating Card Setup
0 Section 6, Power Supply Tests-No Load
0 Section 19, mA Overload Adjustment
0 Section 7, Tube Selection and Rotation
0 Section 20, Radiographic mA Adjustments
0 Section 8, KVP Servo
0 20-1, mAAdjustments
2 Refer t o Service Manual SM A8105D, SARC-II
0 20-3, Filament Adjustments Service Manual, Chapter 3 and perform the
procedures described in Section 6-1 through
0 Section 21, Space Charge and kVp 6-9, and the following sections
Adjustments Perform 21-1 , Conventional
Tube, Space Charge, and kVp 0 Section 10, Preliminary Checks
0 Section 22 Filament and Standby Currents 0 Section 1 1,Panel Meter mA-mAs Check

a 0 Section 12, Line Regulation Compensation

Adj ustment
0 Section 1 1, Panel Meter mA-mAs Check
0 Section 12, Line Regulation Compensation

0 Section 13, Millisecond Timing, Initial Ad) ustment
Adjustment (73R9)
0 Section 13, Millisecond Timing, Initial
0 Section 14, Radiation mAs, Initial Adjust- Adjustment (73R9)
ment (76R27)
0 Section 14, Radiation mAs, Initial Adjust-
0 Section 15, RAD1 and RAD2 Emission Test ment (76R27)
0 Section 16, Tube Protector Adjustment 0 Section 15, Two Radiographic Tubes,
Emission Test
0 Section 16, Tube Protector
0 Section 18, Radiographic mA Adjustment
0 Section 19, Radiographic kVp Check
0 Section 18, Radiographic mA Adjustments
0 Section 20, Millisecond Timing Final Adjust-
ment (73R9) 0 Section 19, kVp Waveform, Precontacting
Adjustment
0 Section 21, Radiation mAs Final Adjustment
(76R27) Section 20, Millisecond Timing Final
Adj ustment (73R9)
0 Section 22, kVp Derating Check, Long
Cables 0 Section 21, Radiation mAs Final Adjustment
(76R27)
0 Section 23, Space Charge Compensation
Check 0 Section 22, kVp Derating Check, Long
Cables
Unit Part 6, Filiment and High Voltage testing 0 Section 23, Space Charge and kVp Adjust-
ment
Unit Part 7, Run-in Procedure 0 23-1, Conventional RAD Tubes
1-5 MST 1050-11Generator Adjustments 2 Refer t o SM D1154A or SM D1176A, X-Ray Tube

Unit Part 7, Run-in Procedure
1 Refer to SM A0655B, MST 1050-11 X-ray Unit
following 1-6 Phototimer Adjustment
0 Section 6, Power Supply Tests-No Load 1 Refer t o SM A8400B, Quantamat-ll Phototimer

0 Section 7, Tube Selection and Rotation following sections
0 Section 8, KV Servo 0 Section 14, Electrical Tests
0 Section 9, Rotor Controllers 0 Section 15, Short Exposure Bias Adjustment
0 Section 10, Preliminary Checks 0 Section 16, Leakage Tests
6-3 Copyright@ 1985 by General Electric Co

0 Section 17, Ion Chamber Detector Sensi- 5 With 6 84 f 02 VDC applied to pin 3 of CT and
tivity Adjustment com pin 4 insert 17" cassette within the
longitudinal jaws of the cassette tray
0 Section 17-2, The VRT Table i s not included
in the 17-2 section title However, the in- 0 Adjust CT/R4 for 6 43 f 26 VDC a t pin 8
structions provided are applicable t o the
VRT Table 6 Insert 8" cassette within the longitudinal jaws
0 17-4, Final Ion Chamber Detector Cal- 0 AdjustCT/RS for 1 92 2 08VDC

ibration
7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 until voltages are within
tolerances
1-7 VRT Cassette Tray Adjustment
8 Insert 10" cassette in both lateral and
Servicing New Pausch Cassette Size Sensing Tray longitudinal jaws
For VRT Tables
0 Output reading should be 2 92 k 12 VDC
In the event that service of the tray i s required, use for both directions
of service tool 46- 194839P1 (described in Service
Note 2524) is recommended and is included with 9 Tighten locking nuts on all adjusted pots
the GE installation kit
NOTE
When this tool I S used, 6 84 VDC will be applied to
Do not overtighten the locking nuts
the tray while it is on the table top
Overtightening could result in damage to the
pots
Electrical Adjustments
10 Repeat Step 7 to verify that pots did not drift
when tightening nuts
Verify that the brushes of the linear pots (CT/R3
and CT/R6) stay on the resistance material
11 Adjust actuator so that switch CT/Sl i s open
during the entire travel of the cassette jaws
when no cassette is in the tray Verify that
switch CT/Sl is closed when a 7" cassette IS in
When they do not, adjust the resistance strip
tray
so that the brushes of the linear pots travel
equal distances to the end of the resistance
12 Remove test connections and install bottom
strips
cover on tray
With 6 84 k 02 V DC applied to pin 2 of CT and
com pin 1, insert 17"cassette within the lateral 1-8 SENTRY-Ill Auto Collimator Adjustment
jaws (those which are spring loaded) of the
cassette tray Refer to the Sentry411 Automatic Collimator Service
Manual, SM D5305C, Chapter 3 and perform the
0 Adjust CT/Rl for 6 43 f 26 VDC at pin 5 following sections
Insert 8"cassette within the lateral jaws 0 Section 14, X-Ray Tube Unit and Collimator
Leveling Also refer t o tube stand leveling
0 Adjust CT/R2 for 1 92 f 08 VDC instructions in the VRT service manual
Repeat steps 2 and 3 until voltages are within 0 Section 15, Optional Scale Label Attach-
tolerances ment

U Section 16, Alignment of Bucky-Cassette 0 If necessary adjust R91 (A101 until light
Tray Mating Parts field i s within 1/4" of the 10-1/4"
pattern (preferably slightly undersize)
0 Section 18-2, Adjustment for Chest Unit
Whose Image Receptor can be Positioned K Remove the 14x17 cassette and insert the
Horizontaly 8x10 cassette with the 8" dimension along
the longitudinal axis
0 Section 19, Source-to-Image Distance (SID)
Proportional Voltage Adjustment L Insert the tray into the bucky (collimator
should be in the automatic mode)
Section 20, Damping Adjustment
M Move the DVM positive lead to TP1 on the
Section 21, Motor Stall Adjustment A10 card
1 Using the following procedure, adjust the N Adjust R112 (on All Lat table card) to
collimator field size +
obtain + 1 90 02VDC
A Align the tube unit and collimator t o the 0 Remove the 8x10 cassette and insert a
table bucky 14x17 cassette with the 17" dimension
along the longitudinal axis
B Set focal spot t o 40" above the bucky film
plane (use the collimator measuring tape) P Adjust R97 (on Lat table card) t o
obtain + 4 25 f 02VDC
C Place a 8x10 cassette in tray and position
the 8" dimension along the transverse
(lateral) axis
Q With the field light on, measure the
longitudinal dimension of the light field
D Insert the tray into the bucky (collimator projected onto the RAT pattern
should be in the automatic mode)
0 If necessary adjust R97 (A10) until light
E Connect a DVM to the following field is within 1/4" of the 10-1/4"
connections pattern (preferably slightly undersize)
0 Positive lead toTP2 on A10 card

2 Visually checking optimum field size
0 GND lead t o chassis
F Adjust R115 (on & l

Lat table card) t o A Insert an 8x10 cassette into bucky tray
obtain + 1 90 2 02VDC
B With the field light on, measure and record
G Remove the 8x10 cassette and insert a the size of the light field projected onto the
14x17 cassette with the 17" dimension RAT pattern
along the transverse (lateral) axis
Compare the measured field sizes with
H Adjust R91 (on Lat table card) t o those specified in the following table
obtain + 4 25 2 02VDC
I Slide the receptor alignment tool (RAT) into LIGHT FIELD

the tracks on the bottom of the collimator -
SID CASSETTE SIZE SIZE ON RAT
40" 8x10 4-3/4 " ~6"
J With the field light on, measure the 10x12 6" ~ 71/4"
-
transverse dimension of the light field 14x17 8-3/4 ' X 10- 114
projected onto the RAT pattern
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C Repeat step B using a 10x12 and then 1-9 SENTRY-Ill Adjustments For Multi-size Cas-
a 14x 17 cassette sette Holder
D Select 70 kVp, 1005, 07 sec, and RAD Refer t o Sentry-Ill Automatic Collimator Service
mode Manual, SM D5305C, Chapter 3 and perform the
following sections
E Insert a 8x10 cassette into bucky
0 Section 22-2, Adjustment for Chest Unit
F Rotate collimator 45" and make an Cassette Size Sensing System
exposure
0 Section 22-3, Adjustment for 14x17' Image
G Measure each square and verify that the Receptor Size Chest Unit
outside dimensions of the square are 114"
smaller than the film edge
1-10 Multi-sized Cassette Holder Adjustment
H Repeat steps F,and G using a 14x17 cassette
Refer t o SM B3515A, Multi-sized Cassette Holder,
0 Section 23, Adjustment of Quantamat Film Chapter 3, and perform the following sections
Area Switching
0 3-8, Field Size Potentiometers
0 Section 24, Large Field Size Check
0 3-9, Field Size Calibration
0 Section 25, Tube and Cutoff Check and
Adjustment 0 3-10, Counterbalancing

a -
SECTION 2 VRT TABLE ADJUSTMENTS 2 Loosen Allen head screws on pulley plate
2-1 Belt Tension Adjustment

0 Reference Illustration 6-1
NOTE
Belt tension i s adequate if, during column 0 Increase tension by turning adjustment
motion the belt stays tight and does not touch screw CW
itself Verify this before attempting t o adjust
belt tension
0 Decrease tension by turning adjustment
1 Belt tension is adjusted at the foot end of rail screw CCW
stand Remove all covers (if any are on) from
that area 3 Tighten Allen head screws
ALLEN HEAD
SCREWS
' ADJUSTMENT
SCREW
37749 DO1
BELT ADJUSTMENT
ILLUSTRATION 6 1
n
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2-2 Tube Arm Balancing 2-3 Column Position Adjustment
1 Engage column rotation lock and vertical travel 1 Remove motor assembly trim cover Reference
lock Illustration 6-2
2 Add or remove trim weights t o counterweight 2 T~~~ on table power

carriage as required t o achieve up and down
movement
-
0 Maximum force of 8 Ibs is required when
vertical lock switch on collimator is pressed
3 Install rear column trim cover
\
MOTOR ASSEMBLY
TRIM COVER
37750 DO1
TRIM COVER REMOVAL
ILLUSTRATION 6 2
Copyright? 1985 by General Electric Co 68

a 3 Adjust tube stand positioning potentiometer as

necessary, until the following conditions are
0 Select RAD MODE and hold until tube stand
stops at center of table Tube stand LED's
met should be on
NOTE
0 Connect voltmeter t o pins 1 and 2 of the
To adjust positioning pot loosen set screw motor assembly pot and verify that 5 00
and pull down pot with bracket and turn shaft f 0 01 VDC is present Reference Illustration
until you have the correct reading Reference
6-3
Illustration 6-3
0 Drive tube stand t o head end of table and 0 Drive tube stand t o foot end of table and
place the bucky to foot end of table place the bucky t o head end of table
SET SCREWS
MOTOR
ASSEMBLY
POT
37751 DO1
MOTOR ASSEMBLY
ILLUSTRATION 6 3
69 Copyright" 1985 by General Electric Co

0 Select RAD MODE and hold until tube stand CENTER

stops at center of table Tube stand LED's
should be on
0 Verify that 5 00 ? 0 01 VDC i s present at pins 1

and 2
EUCKY
0 Couple bucky and verify that bucky's center
alignment i s the same distance ( f 0 1 mm) from
each side Reference Illustration 6-4 SAME DISTANCE ON BOTH SIDES 2 0 1 mm
BUCKY CENTER ALIGNMENT

ILLUSTRATION 6 4
Copyright" 1985 by General Electric Co 6 10

a 2-4 Adjustment of Bucky Plunger t o Coupling Bar 0 Engage plunger and retract by going from
TOMO into RAD MODE
0 When plunger does not engage to coupling bar
after opening lock screw, adjust height differ- 0 Verify that plunger does not hit the bucky
ence by turning the height screw in or out frame Reference Illustration 6-5
(raising or lowering) Reference Illustration 6-5
0 Verify that the micro switches are opening/
0 To adjust 2 mm lift for TOMO, CONSID or CON closing when the plunger is engaging with the
MAG Mode of Operation, adjust tom0 bar lift coupling bar, or when plunger retracts from
screw See Illustration 6-5 coupling bar Reference Illustration 6-5
NOTE
NOTE
If plunger i s not centered to the coupling bar
This adjustment can only be done while going longitudinely, refer to Chapter 4, Bucky Cen-
into one of these modes tering Latches
MICRO SWITCH
MICRO SWITCH
LIFT SCREW
BUCKY FRAME
HEIGHTSCREW
PLUNGER
37752 DO1
PLUNGER ASSEMBLY
ILLUSTRATION 6 5
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2-5 Tube Stand Drive Speed Adjustment 4 Reset counter t o zero by pushing in the bottom,
on counter
Fast Speed Adjustment
5 One person will presdhold the TOMO DEMO
1 Select TOMO MODE, 40" and fast speed a t the button a t the control panel and a second per-
control panel son will push/ hold in the microswitch (towards
the now rotating coupling) and keep time for
2 PREP unit and presdhold the TOMO DEMO (1) minute and then release Reference Illus-
button, until motion stops tration 6-6
3 Loosen (4) motor mounting bracket nuts and 0 If the counter does not show 132 f 1 RPM,
push motor assembly down adjust pot (P4) located on the power board
(upper component tray) Reference Illustra-
Reference Illustration 6-6 tion 6-7
YI R
MICRO SWITCH P1
P2
P3
MOUNTING
BRACKET NUTS PU
P5
co
/
I I 1
37753 DO1
DRIVE MOTOR
ILLUSTRATION 6 6 POWER BOARD
ILLUSTRATION6 7
37754 DO1
a
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a 0 Repeat procedure until required RPM has

been reached
NOTE
Move the column slowly and keep an eye on
the running motor, so you can catch the slow
Medium Speed Adjustment down speed right away
1 Select Tom0 Mode, MED, and 40" a t the control
panel 4 Presdhold the RPM counter, keep time for (1)
minute and then release
2 Reset RPM counter to zero
0 If the counter does not show 16 + 1 RPM,
3 One person will presdhold the TOMO DEMO adjust pot (P2) and (Pl), located on the
button at control panel and a second person power board (upper component tray) Ref-
will presdhold the RPM counter, keep time for erence Illustration 6-7
(1) minute and then release
NOTE
0 If the counter does not show 66 f l RPM,
Pots are interactive (P1 CCW = faster, P2
I adjust pot (PS), located on the power board CCW a slower)
(upper component tray) Reference Illus-
tration 6-7 0 When one of these pots are adjusted, you
must go back and check all of the other
Repeat procedure until required RPM has speeds
been reached
5 After speed adjustments are completed, push
Slow Speed Adjustment the motor assembly back up, and secure mount-
0 1 Select Tom0 Mode, 20°, and SLOW a t the

control panel
ing bracket
2-6 Tom0 Sweep Time vs Exposure Time Veri-

2 One person will presdhold the TOMO DEMO f ication
button at control panel and a second person
will press / hold the RPM counter and keep time To insure the tom0 sweep time is sufficiently great-
for (1) minute and then release er than the exposure time, perform the following
If the counter does not show 33 f l RPM, Fast Speed Verification

adjust pot (P3), located on the power board
(upper component tray) Reference Illus- 1 Turn off power, and install High Voltage
tration 6-7 Divider (BLEEDER) Reference HIGH VOLTAGE
DUAL TYPE, Direction 13288
0 Repeat procedure until required RPM has
been reached 2 Connect oscilloscope channel 1 probe (un-
grounded) t o the anode terminal of the high
Slow DOWN speed voltage divider
1 Select Tom0 Mode, FAST, and 40" a t the control Connect oscilloscope channel 2 probe to pin 12
3
panel (start angle reached), pin 10 t o ground of D19
(74LS374) on power board
2 Reset RPM counter to zero
4 Turn power on
3 One person will presdhold the TOMO DEMO
button at control panel and a second person 5 Place an empty cassette in the tray and insert
will move the tube stand (by hand) from the into the Table Bucky
head end of rail stand to the foot end of rail
stand until the motor slows down by itself 6 Manually move the Bucky to center position
(table is now in Slow Down Speed)
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8
Presslhold TOMO MODE button until the
TOMO light is on and couple into TOMO
MODE
Presdhold 40" tom0 angle button until the 40"

light is on
- +
MINIMUM OF
250rnSec
9 Presdhold FAST speed button until the Fast

speed light is on
10 Presdhold tomography PREP button until the

PREP light is on TOMOSWEEP '
+TIME (CH 2) +
11 Select a 2 second exposure time at the gen-
erator control console
TOMO SWEEP TIME VS EXPOSURE TIME WAVEFORMS
12 Select the lowest kVp and mA settings a t the ILLUSTRATION 6 8
generator control console
13 Press REDUCTION SET button on the colli-

mator This will allow the collimator blades t o
be operated manually Medium Speed Verification
14 Manually adjust the left and right thumb- 1 Select a 4 second exposure time at the gen-
wheels on the collimator until both sets of erator control console
collimator blades are closed
2 Presdhold MED speed button until the MED
To verify that both sets of collimator blades speed light is on
are closed, momentarily press the FIELD
LIGHT button t o see if any field light is 3 Makeatomoexposure
visible on the table
4 Compare oscilloscope waveforms on channel 1
When light is visible on the table, adjust the , (exposure time) and channel 2 (tomo sweep
thumbwheels until there i s no light time) Reference Illustration 6-8
15 Make a tom0 exposure When the difference between waveform

readings are more than 250 ms, no adjust-
16 Compare oscilloscope waveforms on channel 1 ment is required
(exposure time) and channel 2 (tomo sweep
time) Reference Illustration 6-8 0 When the difference between waveform
readings are less than 250 ms, adjust tube
When the d ifference between waveform stand (medium) drive speed
readings are more than 250 ms, no adjust-
ment is required 0 Disconnect oscilloscope probe from the high
voltage divider
When the difference between waveform
readings are less than 250 ms, adjust tube 0 Disconnect oscilloscope probes from the
stand (fast) drive speed power board

0 Press and then release the REDUCTION SET FULCRUM

button on the collimator This will cause the MOUNTING
collimator blades to return to the original SCREW
postions and to operate automatically
0 Remove the empty cassette from the Table

Bucky
0 Turn off power and remove High Voltage

Divider
2-7 Torno Coupling Plate Adjustment
1 Select TOMO MODE a t the control panel
2 When not completely coupled in TOMO MODE,

(TOMO LED not on) verify that the lower and
upper coupling plates are fully engaged by the
plunger and that its associated microswitch is
actuated
MOUNTING
0 Upper Coupling Plate Horizontal Adjust- SCREW
ment
37755 010
- Loosen the fulcrum towers mounting FULCRUM STOPS
screws and the (2) screws a t the foot end ILLUSTRATION 6 9
of the table base, that secure tapered
fulcrum stops Reference Illustration 6-9
6 For the lateral adjustment, loosen counternuts
- Position the fulcrum assembly longitud-
and mounting screws Reference Illustration
6-12
inally for the engagement of plunger t o
the upper fulcrum coupling mechanism
7 Turn adjustment screw CW or CCW to make the
plate move in desired direction, and then
4 Tighten the fulcrum mounting screws verifing tighten mounting screws and counternuts
that the tapered end stops are fully engaged
8 Verify the function of microswitch, adjust i f
necessary Reference Illustration 6-12
5 If the bottom plunger does not couple longi-
tudinally to the fulcrum assembly, loosen the
NOTE
two Allen head screws and move the plate IN
the appropriate direction, and tighten screws Switch must be actuated when coupling is
Reference Illustration 6-1 2 engaged
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2-8 Centering of X-Ray Tube t o Film 5 Again use collimator field light t o center the x-
ray field to the cassette b y rotating tube/
1 Couple the column t o the bucky in RAD MODE collimator assembly in and out t o obtain lateral
and set tube t o 100 cm SID and longitudinal alignment
2 Place a cassette into the cassette tray 0 If you do not have proper adjustment place
a level, vertically on column (both side and
3 Use the collimator field light t o adjust the x ray rear) and make adjustments using the
field t o the cassette following procedure
- Loosen the (4) socket head screws Ref-

WARNING erence Illustration 6-1 1
THE TUBE CAN ONLY BE MOVED IN OR OUT

- Turning adjustment screw (CCW) makes
ON THE TUBE SUPPORT ARM BY A TOTAL OF the column change direction t o 00
6 MM SUPPORT THE TUBEKOLLIMATOR UNIT (horizontal direction, from view of oper-
ALL THE TIME OR IT WILL FALL ating personnel)
- Reference Illustration 6-1 1

4 If x-ray tube i s not centered to the film, adjust, - Turning adjustment screw (CW)makes
by loosening the socket head screw and move the column change direction t o 0 (verti-
tube as required t o i h e front or back Reference cal direction from view of operating
Illustration 6-10 personnel)
/* I
SOCKET HEAD
x RAY TU<E T HEAD

FLANGE MOUNTING ADJUSTMENT SCREW- SCREWS
PLATE
a
37763 DO1 37764 DO1
TUBE SUPPORT ARM TUBE COLUMN ALIGNMENT
ILLUSTRATION 6 10 ILLUSTRATION 6 1 1
Copyright@1985 by General Electr cCo 6-16

a 2-9 Tom0 Phantom Plane Height Adjustment 7 Presdhold tomography PREP button until the
PREP light is on
With the power on, perform the following
8 Set x-ray controls t o 45 kVp 50 mA and 2
Load film in a cassette
seconds
/
Place cassette in the tray and insert into the
Bucky NOTE
Manually move the Bucky t o the center For the MPX application only, check the
position exposure times a t the generator control
console to insure that they agree with the
Presghold TOMO button until the TOMO light settings on the VRT control panel, for each
is on (coupled into the TOMO MODE) selectable sweep and angle
Presdhold 40" tom0 angle button until the 40"

light is on
9 Place tom0 test phantom on table top, with the
Presdhold FAST speed button until the FAST incline of the phantom facing towards the
speed light IS on front of the table
ADJUSTMENT
SCREW
COUNTER NUT
MOUNTING
SCREW
SOCKET
MOUNTING HEAD SCREW
SCREW
SOCKET HEAD BOTTOM MICRO SWITCH

SCREW PLUNGER
37756 D l 0
COUPLING PLATE
ILLUSTRATION 6 12
6 17 Copyrignrs 1985 by General Electric Co
%--
~~ ~ ~
10 Press/hold REDUCTION SET button on the colli- 2-10 Tomo Plane Height Adjustment
mator This will allow the collimator blades t o
be operated manually 1 Select TOMO MODE on control panel (LED
display must be on)
11 Hold in the FIELD LIGHT button and center the 2 Drive plane height t o 000 by pressing the
collimator light with the circular pattern of DOWN button at control panel
the light field centered on the inclined surface
of the phantom 3 Select RAD MODE
4 Check (with a metric tape measure), the dis-
12 Adjust the left and right thumbwheels until tance between the horizontal bar and the
the size of the light field i s slightly larger than pointer Reference Illustrations 6-13,6-14
the phantom and release the FIELD LIGHT
button NOTE
13 Take a tom0 exposure at 40 mm, t 1 mm, Must uncouple t o get into this position
plane height
NOTE
NOTE
When moving the fulcrum assembly, watch
If a tom0 exposure is terminated before the for the service cable, push down the upper
selected exposure time is completed, press the coupling jaws while you are moving the ful-
tomography PREP button before starting a crum assembly
new tom0 exposure
- Must go out of TOMO MODE
14 Remove the cassette and develope the film - Distance for 0 mm plane height = 63 mm
t 1 mm, adjust if necessary
15 If the film indicates that the plane height
needs t o be adjusted, refer t o the TOMO - Distance for 2 15 mm plane height = 170 5
PLANE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT mm 2 1 mm, adjust i f necessary
METRIC SCALE POINTER- METRIC SCALE
UPPER COUPLING JAWS
37757 DO1
MEASURING THE DISTANCE THROUGH BUCKY OPENING
ILLUSTRATION6 13
I n- HORIZONTAL BAR
MEASURING THE DISTANCE BETWEEN

HORIZONTAL BAR AND POINTER
37758 DO1
ILLUSTRATION 6 14

5 To adjust the distance at the fulcrum tower, 7 Make adjustments by moving the triangle up or
pull out the fulcrum assembly by removing (2) down (adjust the toothed belt) Reference Illus-
fulcrum mounting screws Reference Illustra- tration 6-15
tion 6-9
6 With the tower completely out Again measure

the distance between the pointer and horizon-
tal bar Reference Illustration 6-14
TRIANGLE
/
TOOTHED BELT
37759 DO1
FULCRUM ASSEMBLY
ILLUSTRATION 6 15
6 19 Copyrlgnta 1985 by General Electrlc Co

8 Using the following procedure, readjust the 0 Turn power off and remove connector O2A
end stop microswitches (only if necessary), so
whenever the table is at 63 mm or 170 5 mm 0 Hook up ohmmeter t o the 10 turn 10 KSZ pot,
the upper or lower microswitch is actuated between pins 2 and 3 Reference Illustration
Reference Illustration 6-16 6-17
37760 DO1
ILLUSTRATION 6 16
0
' SET SCREW
1 OK*POT
37761 DO1
POT LOCATION
ILLUSTRATION6 1 7

0 Drive the triangle manually t o i t s upper 0 Reconnect 02A and turn power on
position (63mm)
0 Testing the Drive
0 Verify that you have a OQ reading
Select TOM0 MODE a t control panel
0 When adjustment is necessary, remove the
pot by loosening (2) set screws and pull Couple into the mode and pull out upper
down this assembly Reference Illustration component tray
6-15
Drive plane height up/down and check the
Turn shaft until you have a reading of OQ reading on the digital display (control
panel)
Remount the pot and tighten set screws
Check with a tape measure the plane
Drive the triangle manually down (to height, by inserting the tape through the
170 5 mm) bucky slot onto the triangle
0 Verify that you have a 10KQ f3 percent
reading there is a difference between the digital
display and the measured distance between
0 Pull back the service cable 02A t o foot end the triangle and the marker, make adjust-
side of the table ments to the microprocessor, using the fol-
lowing procedure
0 Reinstall fulcrum assembly by moving in the
tower and pushing down the upper coupling
jaws Reference Illustration 6-13
- Drive fulcrum plane height down to the
0 MM position (using the Down button on
control panel)
0 Verify that when the assembly IS in place, the
fulcrum frame is all the way against the two
tapered end stops, located at the foot end
- Turn on service switch located on upper
interface Reference Illustration 6-18
side of the table base
SERVICE SWITCH
37762 DO1
UPPER COMPONENT TRAY
ILLUSTRATION 6 18
6-2 1 CopyrightQ 1985 b y General Electric Co

- Press and hold (Down) button while 2-11 Setting Chest Stand Distance
adjusting R29 for 000 mm
1 Center tube stand, and angulate tube 90"
- Release (Down) button and turn off the toward wall bucky location Reference
service switch Illustration 6-19
- Drive fulcrum plane height up t o the 2 Measure the distance between the center of
215mm position (using the Up button on tu be/colIimator (use colIimator tape measure)
the control panel) and the film at the wall bucky (in mm)
- Turn on the service switch
3 Subtract 1046 mm from the measured distance
- Press/hold (Up) button and adjust R30 for 4 Divide the result by 2 04 mm
215mm
- Release (Up) button and turn off the The end result is the number of bits t o be
service switch turned on at the DIP switch (53 on processor
board)
NOTE 0 Example If distance i s 1651 (65") binary

switch count i s (1651-1046)/2 04 = 605/2 04
Pots are interactive, recheck 000 mm position = 296, set the following switches t o on
and repeat adjustments i f necessary position 256,32 8
WALL
CENTERING TUBE STAND

ILLUSTRATION 6 19
;E
WALL BUCKY
37765 001

5 Pull out upper component tray and adjust DIP 0 254mrn=l'

switch 53 for this calculated value Reference
Illustration 6-20,6-21 0 The system will calculate the correct position
for 40" and 72"
0 One bit = 2 04 mm
53 DIP SWITCH
37766 DO1
PROCESSOR BOARD
ILLUSTRATION 6 20
LSB M SB
0 ON
Value
37767 DO1
53 DIP SWITCH
ILLUSTRATION 6 21
6 23 CopyrignP 985 by General Electric Co

~~

CHAPTER 7 -SCHEMATICS AND WIRING
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION TITLE PAGE
1 MIS MAP OVERVIEW 7- 1

VRT Table MIS M a p 7-2
DXD 350-11 MIS M a p 7-3
DXS 650-11 MIS M a p 7-4
MSI 850-ll/MSI 1250-IV MIS M a p 7-5
MST 625-ll/MST 1050-11 MIS M a p 7-6
1-1 MIS Chart Overview 7-7

MIS Charts 7-8
2 VRT SCHEMATICS 5-62

Wiring Diagrams 5-62
Component Designations 5-71a
Power Board 5-72
Processor Board 5-78
Key Board 5-89
~
CHAPTER 7 -SCHEMATICS AND WIRING
SECTION 1 -INTRODUCTION TO THE MIS MAPS r--1

This section contains MIS (Master Interconnect
System) Maps MIS Maps contains the general inter-
connect data between major room components
The MIS Maps are divided into three types
1 Basic System Maps
2 Option Interconnect Maps
3 Tube Interconnect Maps
The Basic system maps show the connections
required by the basic VRT/MSI/MST/DXD system and
I I
I
-. , ,',
I
major options Option interconnect maps show the
cables and additional connection changes that are
required for adding the indicated option Tube
interconnect maps show the connections for
various X-Ray tube applications
When using this section, first run through the

appropriate option interconnect maps and check
MIS M A P iDENTiFiCATiON
off each option that applies to the system When
ILLUSTRATION 7 1
options require cable deletions or changes, mark
them appropriately on the affected basic system
map (This will prevent hooking a cable up and
then having to rework it because of an option) If
the system is bi-plane, be sure to check options on
both planes Mark off each connection shown on
the maps as they are made, first doing the basic
system, then options, and finally tubes
- CABINET
The maps show the cabinets and MIS runs for the
room Cabinets contain modules and sometimes
boards (Boards are within modules which are
within cabinets) Each MIS run is identified by a Module
numbered circle on the cable line Reference Illus- XXX
tration 7- 1
Arrows going to an indicated voltage are connec- 1 0 120

tions t o the System Power Module Arrows that
3s 480
HOSPITAL SUPPLY
indicate "HOSPITAL SUPPLY', must go to the
hospital' s power distribution Refer t o Illustration
7-2 If no Power module is present, all connections distribution
L-,--J
will go to hospital supplied distribution) There will
be two Power Modules in a room with Bi-plane
Fluoroscopy All power connections on the Frontal POWER DISTRIBUTION IDENTiFICATION
basic system map will go to the Frontal System ILLUSTRATION7 2
Power Module Power connections on the Lateral
Fluoroscopy basic system map will go to the Lateral
System Power Module
71 Copyright" 1985 by General Electric Co

D6
STATOR
SID POT -
X- RAY TUBE
ANODE
lo7
CATHODE
to7
PRESSURE SWITCH
SENTRY
COLLIUATOR
4P2 4P1
MPX MIS CONNECTIONS

FOR OTHER GENERATORS
SEE PAGE 7 3 THROUGH 7 6 VRT TABLE
\ CASSETTE
MG2 A9 J10-J17
+-I ON DETECTOR 1 TRAY
SENTRY
P6a P7a P k ELEC-
TRONICS
ZfWNAL PZQ
846 1p2
PlOa
07 848 P4
J4
844 P9
I I
I
VERTICAL
CASETTE
HOLDER
CONNECTIONS BETWEEN SENTRY
ELECTRONICS AND VR7 TABLE
ARE IN TABLE HARNESS
VERTICAL
BUCKY
-
CHANCEX
T O M 0 KIT J6 36953 D l l
Copyright0 1985 by General Electric Co 72

DXD 350 -1
STATOR
ANODE
I
HIGH VOLTAGE
TRANSFORMER
28TP 28TS1
56182
56781
a- VRT TABf Pqa
ISENT RY LEC
-@- WALL BUCKY

UNIT
BUCKY
Y
X-RAY
SWITCH
36955-010
7- 3 Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co

DXS 650 - T
1L
1
INDEPENDENT
SUPPLY
192 T O 2 4 0 VAC
SINGLE PHASE
I I
{GI SARC
ROTOR
CONTROLLER
-n 3
- STATOR
ANODE
CATHODE
50-A SO-C
HIGH VOLTAGE
TRANSFORMER
YfT TABLE
ION CHAMBER
TABLE-WALL
BUCKY
Y
1- ‘I ,
SINGLE PHASE
LINE SAFETY
DISCONNECT II
,I
X - R A Y HAND
SWITCH 1 36958-010

MSI 850 -1
OR 1250 - 14
ANODE
CATHODE
PRESSURE
SWITCH
I SO-A SO-C
TS3 POWER
UNIT
HIGH VOLTAGE
TRANSFORMER
18TB1
I
THREE
I I
PHASE
SAFETY
DISCON-
NECT
-
VRT TABLE J4
20781
VRT TABK&qa
P
(SENTRY
(SENTRY
VRT TABl#fPl(k
WE?
I
MSI X- RAY OUANTAMAT-E TABLE-WALL
IONCHAMBER
UN17
BUCKY
W ARNlNG
LIGHT X-RAY HAND
76956-010

INDEPENDENT
SUPPLY
192 TO
240 VAC
SINGLE
PHASE
sARR$ToRn
CONTROLLER *-I STATOR
ANODE
A5TS1 A5TS2
CATHODE
@- PRESSURE
SWITCH
-
l8TSl & l8TS2
SO-A SO-C
POWER
UNI 1
HIGH VOLTAGE
TRANSFORMER
18TB1
I
I 1
1 I
I
I I
20TB1
rqg NOTE1
I
I
I I I
WARNING
LIGHT
I
I
I I1
WALL BUCKY
Copyrighe 1985 by General Electric Co 76

a 1-1 MIS Chart Overview Only those charts which apply to VRT/MSI/MST/DXD
based systems are provided
This section provides detailed information about
each MIS cable in the form of individual MIS cable
charts All of the charts are in numerical order Any MIS
Each MIS cab'e shown On the maps In Section

has Its Own MIS chart Each chart showsthe signa's
'-' cable on a map which does not have an associated
chart has not been documented at the time of this
printing These will generally be available in the
present On the cableSome maps show additional next revision Blank MIS charts are usually vendor
connection paths and circuitry Refer t o Illustration
cables
7-3
MODULE OR CABINET DESIGNATOR

MIS NUMBER
.-.I 109 n
I T S l C C COWCl I O D b L I
on Lono C C Y T C ~
8NC I L f I I C N C 1 aMOUND
sic n r l 1IOLL
scr.: t nmNU4L
CWOC 7 \ "E"01C 2
I
II m, II I'
rn
P ADDITIONAL
CONNECTION PATHS
EXAMPLE OF A MIS CHART

ILLUSTRATION 7 3

~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~
M P X H.V. XFMR MG4A14 X - R A Y TUBE
BLU
0 VhC-(l3f-
1 1 3 vFlc< st-
RED I
BLK
1 f.
192
1 4TP- 1
h
V (et.
A 1 4 - 6 K2
.*-=e WHT I
FURN CABLE 46155322G2 - 45 FT

Gl-60-
63-8OFT

INTERCONNECT CHART NO. 1 07 SHEET 1 OF 1 GRF~PHIC F ~ R T S NO 2 5 8 4 4 -nil

MPX H . V . XFMR OR H.V. SWITCH X - R A Y TUBE
I
- - - -
r >> 1 ANODE
I I
X-RAY TUBE
CATHODE
I
CABLES 4 6 - 1 2 5 3 8 8
45 OR 60 FEET
Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co

INTERCONNECT CHART NO. 1 33 SHEET 1 OF 2 BRAPHIC hRTS N O a 2 S 8 6 7 - D 1 3
M P X M A S T E R C O N T R O L 1/0
I
B U C K Y PWR
2 (GEN 1 1 S V A C )
250 V A
( OVAC 1
X- RAY
COMND
LOGIC
24VDC
Copyright? 1985 by General Electrlc Co 7 10

MIS CHART NO 133 SHEET 2 OF 2 Gm FIs NOS 25867-011
M P h MASTER CONTROL BASIC 110 f f i 2 A 8 MULTISIZE VERT CASSETTE HOLDER
-
351 J58
BUCKY PWR
(GEN iisuAcl
250 UA
STABILIZER
M=-t-HF
- -
BE RTN CelJAC)
- -
EXPOSURE 4
I
LOGIC
RELAYS
z
ROlOR X-RAY
HkNO SW - -
FURNISHED CABLE
46-382712G1 6@FT(18.3M)
7-1 1 CooyrighP 1985 by General Electric Co
.
I N T E R C O N N E C T C H A R T NO. 1 76 SHEET 1 OF 1 G R A P H I C A R T S NO. 25905-013
QUANTAMATIC I O N CHAMBER
300 VOLTS
I I
NOTE I 11 I12
RETERMINATE I N
F I E L D AS SHOWN. 24 VOLT R T N
I I
61 I10
AREA 3
I I
71 16
SINT
I I
el I 3
AREA 2
I
i
1
I
ION CHAMBER DETECTOR
91 I 5 AND PREAMP
AREA 1
I I
101 I 4
+ 1 5 VOLTS DC
I I
111 I 1
- 15 VOLTS DC
I I
121 12
15 VOLT R T N
NOT USED I I
131 I8
I C OUTPUT
I 1
141 17
SH IELD
Copyright@1985 by General Electrlc Co 7-12

a INTERCONNECT CHART NO. 1 84

X-RAY T U B E CASING INTL
SHEET 1 OF 2
MPX MASTER C O N T R O L
I
OIL 5- TERMINAL
PRESSURE MODU S T Y L E P L U G
SWITCH
MPX GENERATORS1 (REF, SM A0708/10/12B/AF)

1, R A N D F S Y S T E M S ( R E M O V E J U M P E R IF PRESENT11
A ) C O N N E C T MODU P L U G AT M G 2 A B J 4 0
FOR T U B E 1 REF, C H - 8 , R A D [3-C71
B ) IF SYSTEM H A S T U B E S 34 C O N N E C T T U B E 3 INTERLOCK T O
AUXILIARY 110 M G Z A 4 J 3 9 (REF, C H - 8 , R A D [5-D4 OR
44 WHERE T U B E CASING INTLK S H O W N J U M P E R E D OUT1
2, R A D (INCL, MULTI- ROOM) S Y S T E M S
A ) C O N N E C T E A C H R A D T U B E INTERLOCK T O J 3 9 OF T H E
A P P R O P I A T E 1/01
REF, CH, 8 MULt
TUBE 1 M G 2 A8 J 3 9 t 2 4 71
TUBE 2 A4 J 3 9 [2-c7I
TUBE 3 All J39 [2+7 1
TUBE 4 A12 J 3 9 t 2-F7 I
3, VASCULAR S Y S T E M S
A ) C O N N E C T MODU P L U G AT M G 2 A B J 3 9 F O R F L U O R 0 TUBE,
B ) C O N N E C T MODU P L U G A T M G 2 A 8 J 4 0 F O R AUX, R A D TUBE,
CABLE 46-17559461 1 2 0 F T
7 13 Copyright? 1985 by General Electric Co

INTERCONNECT CHART NO. 1 84 SHEET 2 OF 2 BRAPHIC ARTS N O . 2 S 9 1 2 - D l o
X - R A Y TUBE CASING I N T L MPX MASTER CONTROL
B A S I C 110 46-184896
OIL 5- TERMINAL
PRESSURE MODU S T Y L E PLUG
SWITCH
M P X GENERATORS1 (REF, SM A070 8 / 1 0 / 1 2 B / A F )

1, R AND F SYSTEMS (REMOVE JUMPER I F PRESENT11
A ) CONNECT MODU PLUG AT M G 2 A 8 J 1 5 A

F O R TUBE 1
B ) I F SYSTEM HAS TUBES 3, CONNECT TUBE 3 INTERLOCK

TO MG2A8J15C
2, RAD ( I N C L , MULTI- ROOM) SYSTEMS
A ) CONNECT EACH RAD TUBE INTERLOCK TO THE

APPROPIATE J 1 5 i
TUBE 1 MG2A8 J 1 5 A
TUBE 2 MG2A8 J 1 5 B
TUBE 3 MG2A8 J 1 5 C
TUBE 4 MG2A8 315D
3, VASCULAR SYSTEMS
A ) CONNECT MODU PLUG AT M G 2 A 8 J 1 5 B FOR FLUOR0 TUBE
8 ) CONNECT MODU PLUG AT M G 2 A 8 J 1 5 A FOR AUX, RAD TUBE
CABLE 46-17559461 120FT

0 INTERCONNECT CHCIRT NO. 1 90 SHEET 1 OF 1 BWPH IC ARTS NO. 2591 8-01 2
X - R A Y TUBE CASING I N T L CONV. GENERATOR

I I
5 TERMINAL
OIL MODU PLUG
PRESSURE
(REMOVED FOR
SWITCH INSTALLATION)
DISCONNECT LEAD
BENERATOR COMING F R O M 1 AT SCHM. REF.
[,XE-225 ROTOR HANDSWITCH ( GRN 1 8 0 T B 1 - KE l8,G
0 (DXD-350, ROTOR HANDSWITCH ( G R N ) 56TB1-28 2716
I 525
DXS- 650 ROTOR HFlNDSWITCH ( G R N ) 20TB1-115 (BOTH I N S E R I E S ) 3 6 8 6
MST- 625 20TBl-E2 18TS1-18 (BOTH I N SERIES) 460F
HST-1050 25K2-E 22TS2-18 (RFID 1 ) 46,F

2 0 T B 1 -E3 l6TS2-19 (RAD 2 ) 460F
MSI-850, 18K2-F l8TS1-18 (RAD 1 ) 6z0F

1 2 5 0 18K4-F leTS1-16 (RAD 2) 620 F
1 8 K 1 -F l8TS1-17 (FL)
CABLE 6 6 - 1 7 5 5 9 4 6 1 60FT

INTERCONNECT CHART NO 211 SHEET 1 OF 1 GRAPHIC ARTS NO. 24612- 011
QUANTAWT I 1 RX/RTI/RTP/RTE BUCKY DETECTOR
A90P 12
t I
I I I
TS 1
12
TO TABLE ION 7
DETECTOR COWARATOR 4
- n
W 7
CKT ION CHAmER
I
-
PRE-AMP BOARD
10 SEE
OUANTA)*(F\T
S M A6400B
TO FILM AREA
3 BRN 6
n
SELECTOR SWITCH W 6
START INTEG
S I GNAL
TO FILM AREA
SELECTOR SWITCH
TO FILM AREA
SELECTOR SWITCH
-<< 2
1
<<
-a
15
GRY
YEL
PUR
3
n
W
5
n
W
4
n
W
3
I +'p5 ZDC } <t

12
ORN 1
n
W 1
+15 VDC
4? BLU 2
n
W 2
I +/- 15 VDC
RETURN
BLK 8
n
8
--t
4IEL
-
l0
<
FURNISHED CABLE
46-156314-Gt 50 FT
USEABLE LENGTH 40 FT (12 2 m)
Copyright0 1985 by General Electric Co 7 16

DIRECTION 17073
INTCRCO"ECTI0N CHART 222 SHEET .loflREV -
QUANTAMAT II (ION CHAMBER)
I A90P10 TSl 1
QUANTAMAT ELECTRONICS
I
6
300 VDC
++ ION DETECTOR
-
POWER PRE AMP
SUPPLY
SEE
ION DETECTOR OUANTAMAT

COMPARATOR CKT SERVICE
OUTPUT MANUAL FOR
SCH EMAT IC
+24 VDC 10 11
n
RETURN v
TO FILM AREA
SELECTOR SWITCH
START INTEG
SIGNAL
-+
3
+
++
14
15
n
v
n
v
6
3
10
TOFILMAREA
SELECTOR SWITCH
START AREA
SELECTOR W I T C H
-
1
L
n
v
n
W
5
4
9
1
+15 VDC
++ 8
n
v
1
++ 10
r-
2 3
2 8 4
h
RETURN __(+v
SHIELD
1 1 n
10 I 11
I
- -- I
1
-
-
"3
3
- I
CABLE FURN WITH ION DETECTOR

NOT CABLE DRW 46 158314 G1
USED
__<9 LENGTH 50FT (152m)
- USEABLE 40FT (122m)
7-1 7 Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co

INTERCONNECT CHART NO 406 SHEET 1 OF4 GRAPHIC ARTS NO 32082-011
HV TRANSFORMER DXS/MST/MSIWITHSARC I X- RAY TUBE

I 1
11s VAC- - -
18TS1-24'
18TS1-21
I
8LU
9
-
o vac
-t--
RED
18TS3-S ELK
-
18TS3-3
____o___I
18TS3-4 UHT
GND GND
,&ECABLES
?-
STATOR CABLE
4615532Xil
OFT (183m)
'UBELED 18TS2 FOR DXS85&11

MST 1OS11 MSI 850.lllMSI 1-N
18TSl OESlGNATlON IS F O R MST-62511

INTERCONNECT CHART 406 SHEET 2 OF 4 32082 010

H V TRANSFORMER DXD 350-11 RAD X- RAY TUBE
1 28TSl
A2 BLU
llSVAC w
I
4 RED
0
1
FAN SO.
0 VAC 4 1 C
28K3-0
r------ 1
I
r PHASED 0v 1
1 8
1
I I so.
I
0 I
I
I
ROTOR
CONTROL
CIRCUIT
I
I
STATOR
I I 7 09
I COMMON ,+C-l} w
60 FT (18 3M) STATOR CABLE

46155322G1
7 19 CcpyrighP 1985 by General Electric Co

~
INTERCONNECT CHART 496 SHEET 3 OF 4 32082-010

H V TRANSFORMER D X S d S I I (NO SARC R)
-I
ELU
RE 0 0 FAN SO
I
66n11
~PHASEDOV n
Y
I I
I ROTOR I SO
STATOR
60 FT (18 3 m) SlATOFi CABLE

4G155322Gl

INTERCONNECT CHART 405 SYEET 4 OF 4 32082-010

H V XFMR (MSf 625.11105011) (NO SARC II)
-- -
181s-24- BLU- BLK
115VAC I
181s 23- 181s-21"

WAC
18K3B
DIFFERENT COLORS
m s i-7
*7
I
__o__
- 18TS12
STATOR
a Y---
181s16'
WHT I
'60 Ff STATOR CABLE

4615532261
"18TS1 FOR MST 62511

18TS2 FOR MST 1050.ll
0 7 21 Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co

H A N S P A U S C H VERT BUCKY S T A N D MPX M G 2 A 8

HYDRADJUSTiUTILEX ITS3- I
F(RSAENEK LIEBEL-
L I N BUCKY
FLARSHEIM 1- '
I m ' J S 8
BUCKY S C H E M A T I C ) 12TSI-
4 BUCKY PWR 34 313-3
n
W
I I / / < <- A16
(STABILIZER
1 t SVAC
A16
/ 34
BE 3 K15 J p 8 J13-1 S T A B I L I Z E R
/ n
W
I I \ \ t I--Gw<-<<0vnc
/
0 BVAC A16
n
W
I I + STABILIZER
0VAC
1 BL 4 J P 18
n I I / / X-RAY
W
\ AB COMND.
K15 HD.SW,
BUCKY
MOT1 ON BL RTN 1s
HD.SW. IIO
C H A S S I S GND
R E M O V E JUMPER B E T W E E N
12TS1-2&3
NOTE1 BUCKY MAY BE I N I T I A T E D BY
COMPLETING A C I R C U I T B E T W E E N
T E R M I N A L S TS3- 586 ( I S O L A T E D )
OR TS3-3&B ( N O N ISOLFITED).
FURN, CABLEi46-223110G1
5 0 FT ( 1 5 . 2 M )
CopyrightQ 1985 by General Electric Co 7 22

INTERCONNECT CHART NO 773 SEE1 1OF1
D X S 65@-EI X- RAY UNIT SARC-III RCI

12OTB1 ASTS1
X
@-1,
w
\
X-RAY HAND SWITCH
-
ROTOR
115VAC
X- RAY
-
A2
115VAC
RELA f ADDED
TC 20 PANEL
20K2
-
@ 0%
W
A2
<
<<Z
L,
A2J4-8
JUMPER
ADDED
OPTO
T
Q/
ISOLATOR
EXPOSURE
INTERLOC K
A5K1
LINE
CONTACTO?
SF
[RANSFER A2J4-5 1
-
1 <&-
OPTO ISOLATOR
15
1P4-15 1P4-5 FLO A 2 J4 -6 41
115VAC
70AlK6 70AlK7 TUBE

PROTEC TlON A2J4-7
TUBE OPTO ISOLATOR

FUNCTIoN PROTECTOR
- 1 4 GAUGE
- 18 GAUCE HlFE
X UNUSED TERMINAL WIRE FIELD SUPPLIED
~ ~~~
DXS MSI MST X- RAY UNITS VRT TABLE

120TB1 J4 1
FUNCTION
SELECT
SWITCH
GRlD CO!!
~.u 7
A __
I SWITCH I RELEASE
TOMO
7 07- J X30-3
} START<
RELAY ADDED START

TO 20 PANAL
-
@-< Ht--<+
TOMO
EXPOSURE 6
START
ANGLE
REACHED T
07-K X30- 4
GI
SF AND RAD
START
TOMO
START <
115VAC
07-TI X30-1
* UNUSED TERMINAL- 72 MSVMST

12 DXS
Copyrighe 1985 by General Electrlc Co 7-24

R5V 1 DIRECTION 17073
6 6 5 0 X- RAY CONTROL VRT/SENTRY-rll ELECTRONICS

120TB1 )PBa
EXPOSURE INHIBIT INTERLOCK

LOAD SIDE
1P8-A
m
ENERGIZED SIDE INHIBIT
LARGE FILM AREA

T O OUANTAMAT
< <- >-<
9OP17-13
lP20-13 40
>-< <L 1P8-M
MEDIUM FILM AREA - - A2K21B

T O OUANTAMAT
41
9OP17-14 <<- >-<
1P20-14 1PB-P
1
FILM
AREA
C OMPE NSA T ION
f A2K19A
+24VDC FROM -
OUANTAMAT
42 1P8-R
9OP17-15 <<- >-<
1P20-15
>---(at
EE> H e+ H 07-P X22- 1
CLOSED FOR
w e-( M
07-T X22- 4 MAMMO
EL> FILTER IN
PLACE
X UNUSED TERMINAL
7-24A Copyrlgnta 1985 by General Electric Co

iNTERCONNECT CHART NO 783 MET 1 cs i
DMS/MSI/MST X- RAY UNIT VRT TABLE

[ZOTBI P1OA I
- SENTRY - - -
r _.
ELECTRONICS
m<
V5VAC HIGH 1P6-A lS1
A
< I< IF I I
115VAC LOW
I 1P6-C
I F2
I 1P6-E
61TB3 DXS
JUMPER FOR NON
I MPX GENERATOR
I 2OTBl MSI/MST
I
I
FUSE HI I
r -- 1
I -
I I SEE MIS
841
FOR K10 CONTACTS
I I
T-
2 4 0 VOLTS LOW
I L -- J
CABLE 46-240202G1 30 FT
t
7 25 Copyrtghts 1985 by General Electric Co
Dx S/MSI/M ST/G ENER A T O R WALL BUCKY
~ZOTBI
A1 OVAC 8
\
\
A 2 115VAC 4 \
JUMPER
FUNCTION
SELECT
SWITCH
CLOSED
DURING
MOTION
CopyrightQ 1985 by General Electric Co 7 26

INTERCONNECT CHART NO / 85 ~ M E T i OF 1 CRAM LRTS NO REV I
MSI/MST X- RAY UNIT 1 1SARC-n RC1
-
A2J4-13
K209
\ R E L A Y ADDED
7 0 20 PANEL
/
@ 0% <
I WPER
ADDED
w
dzL1 A5K1
m 117VAC
A2 A2
W
X-RAY HAND SWITCH
n
ROTOR 0 A2J4-0 4/
117VAC O P T 0 ISOLATOR
<e A2J4-1
SF
TRANSFER A2J4-5 4/
- <&- I
-7-
OPTO ISOLATOR
A 2 J4 -6
RCTOR SHUTOFF FLUOR0 OPTO ISOLATOR

'17vAc TIME DELAY AND SF
FUNCTION
TUBE
PROTE C TON
A2J4-7 4/
TUBE: TUBE OPTO ISOLATOR
PROTECT OR PROTECTOR
-- 14 GAUGE
-- 18 GAUGE WIRE
X UNUSED TERMINAL
WIRE FIELD SUPPLIED
INTERCONNECT CHART NO 796 W E ? 1 1 CRAPHtC ARTS NO REV a

MSI MST X- RAY CONTROL I I V R T / SE NT R Y -m E L E cT RONIc s

LOAD SIDE
1PB-A
EXPOSURE INMIBIT INTERLOCK EXPOSURE

ENERGIZED SIDE INHIBIT
LARGE FILM AREA

TO OUANTAMAT
< <-lP20-13
9OP17-13 >-< 93
>-
< <L<
1P8-M
A2K21B
MEDIUM FILM AREA 7
JI
TO OUANTAMAT
< <- >-<
9OP17-14
1P20-14 92
>-< <1PB-p
L f ILM
<
AREA
. COMPENSATION
+24VDC FROM
2 A2K19A
W A N T AMAT
< > <- -
’ 9OP17-15 < ><- 1P20-15 91
<L<
Klo
-c
CLOSED FOR
07-T
H <<L
<-< X22-4 MAMMO
EL> FILTER IN
PLACE
X UNUSED TfRMINAL
Copyright0 1985 by General Electric Co 7 28

INTERCONNECT CHART NO 836 1 OF 2 GRAPHIC ARTS NO REV 0
DXD 350-II X- RAY GENERATOR I VRT TABLE WITH WALL BUCKY

X-RAY TUBE (56TB1 I J4 I
PRESSURE ROTOR COLLIMATOR
SWITCH EXPOSURE m K5
INHIBIT 07-d X29-3 CLOSED
OVAC
X-RAY TOMO
X-RAY RAD.
;1 7914TCONMAG
OR
CONSID
BULKY
I ~
N IN-OUT
OVAC
_-_-------- LED IS ON
L,. - - - - J 88 v
BUCKY W I
a
1 'WALL
.. .-
.-BUCKY
rc
SELECT OR
--i
SWITCH I
I
I SEKKTE I
r- CONSOLE I
I
INO 1
L-
0
NO 2 i
--
I
-
4 SPLICE 1 2
WBUCKY
CONTACTS
I
I
BUCKY UP
CLOSED I
OURING
TO SPEED OPERATION 1
9 07-F X29-1
BUCKY 1
<t--(H<
BUCKY
BUCKY K6 UP TO
UP TO
:1 < < ",'",-'T
07- H SPEED
K8
GRID COCK
AND
RELEASE
7 07-J X30-3
ADDED TO TOMO
H H <-
START
ANGLE
' 1
K7
RAD
EXPOSURE
56 PANAL EXPOSURE 6
H H
07-k
REACHED
J
X30- 4 KQ
START
* A2 12 07- M X30-1
I 115VAC
<*H< -- ,
NOTE
' TYPE PRINT SHOULD NOT HAVE

ANY OTHER CONNECTIONS
HEAVY LINES
ARE ADDED WIRES
INTERCONNECT CHART NO 836 WE7 2 OF 2 CRAPHC ARTS NO REV 0
NOTE
HEAVY LINES
ARE ADDED WIRES
' TYPE PRINT SHOULD NOT HAVE

ANY OTHER CONNECTIONS
CopyrighF 1985 by General Electric Co 7 30
DXD 350-1 I X- RAY CONTROL VRT /SENTRY -EU ELE C TRONlC S

l56TBl P8a

LOAD SIDE
A2K265
EXPOSURE INHIBIT INTERLOCK EXPOSUFE
X-RAY TU6E ENERGIZED SIDE INHIBIT
PRESSURE SWITCH RELAY
ROTOR X-RAY
LARGE FILM AREA

T O OUANTAMAT
1P8-M
'A90P17-13 <-@-(
MEDIUM FILM AREA -+l A2K21B
42
T
TO OUANTAMAT
C
AREA
IT T-II
COMPENSATION
A 9OP 17-14 <-@-( < ( < 1p8-p FILM
AREA
COMPENSATION
A2K19A
+24VDC FROM
W A N T AMAT
1P8-R
A90P17-15 <-@-< <L
K V ? LOCKOUT
07-P X22-1
@-<
K V P LOCKOUT
< <-
tf--(
07-T
J
X22- 4
CLOSED FOR
MAMMO
K1o
FILTER IN
PLACE

r
~
INTERCONNECT CHART NO 838 M E T 1 1 GRAPHIC ARTS NO REV 0

D X D 350-II X- RAY UNIT IVRT TABLE
156TBl I IPlOa I
- - SENTRY - - -
115VAC HIGH r ELECTRONICS
@-< < A
<I<
1P6-A 1s1
IF I
I
I IT1
I
115VAC L O W
@-< < C < 1P6-C
I F2
JUMPER FOR NON

MPX GENERATOR
OFF SWITCH
F
FUSE KI I
r -- 1
I I
I I
--
SEE MIS 841 I -- I
FOR K10 CONTACTS
2 4 0 VOLTS LOW
L -- _I
CABLE 46-240202G2 50 FT
VRT TABLE VERT MULTlSlZE CASETTE HLDP

lP3A -P2
COMMON P3
All-13 1J16-17 1P3-A
DlFF COMMON
All -77 2
IP C
LONG CASSETTE SIZE

All- 21 24 B I I 15 2 R5-13
B 4 K1-4B
SMD5303
CHAPTER F +6 8VDC CASSETTE SIZE SUPPLY
TRANS CASSETTE SIZE

All-10
C 5 K1-6C
BUCKY POSITION INTERLOCK
E 6
FILM IN PLACE
F 9
FURN CABLE 46-182711
7 33 Copyright@ 1985 by General Electric Co

INTERCONNECT CHART NO 84 I W E T 1 1 GRAPHIC ARTS NO REV 0

INDEPENDENT 240 VOLT SUPPLY 1 ~ V R TT A B L E
0
240 VOLTS
HIGH
-- T+, IK I O 0
I I VRT
I 0 AUTO
TRANSFORMER
I
I
240 VOLTS I I
LOW A l I l K l 0
"1
GROUND
FOR MPX INSTALLATION

CONNECT TO PMlA3CB1-6
CABLE IS FIELD SUPPLIED
14AWG WIRE

HANS PAUSCH VERT -BCKY STND
PI- 2 TS2-2 TS1-8 YEL IP3-D 1J16-16 All- 11

n n
W
POT
$)s>&& All- 10
TO LOGIC
-$><>A>-+ All- 13
OVDC
$>A>+>-+> 23 1J16-25 All- 19

OVDC
A l l - 17
24
>- Ali- 21
ov3c
TO LOGIC
9, PNK
SHIELD DO N
CONNE H U
-
IN PLACE^+>
CASSETTE
-L
6
6
W
3,
v
BLU
$>A>+>-+ 1J15-12 A3- 25 -
+15VDC
7
F 25 A4- 23
))--$>+>-+ T 3 LOGIC
N
ROTATE R R 23 A4- 27
S2-1B
IY
AI
1,!
~ 2 - 1/WHT/
~
WHT
>->+;) TO LOGIC
13 BLK
-y:O LOGIC
BUSKY
HO IZ
S5A
LOWER
I 2 GRN -!$)q>j 24 A4- 28

TO LOGIC
1P3
NOTE "TO LOGIC" IbDICATES THAT
A SCHEMATIC IS NEXT IN
FURN CABLE 46-165379 LINE-I E SE1A4-28 SEE
SENTRY 111 SERVICE MAN-
UAL SM D5303C C H A P 7
7-3 5 CopyrightQ 1985 by General Electric Co
VRT TABLE SENTRY 111 ELECTRONICS

IPSa
L I I
1P5 II
+lo VOLTS DC
t
UP
ccw
FOCAL SPOT TO
FLOOR DISTANCE
DIFFERENTIAL
COMMON
c 1 1 CURRENT CAR-
I I RYING COMMON
I I
I I
v
SHIELD )>-<Go GROUND STUD
VOLTS
SOURCE TO FLOOR
DISTANCE

0 INTERCONNECT CHART NO 8 44 SMET 1 OF 1
SENTRY E I ELECTRONICS IVRT TABLE

11P9 I
PROCESSOR BOAiiD
x7 CHEST STAND PORT
+15 VOLTS DC H , A 2
\
/
x7
40 INCH SID C 8 I
x7
7 2 INCH SID C 3
4
SHIELD J

VRT TABLE SENTRY COLLIMATOR

1P6a 4P2 1
1P1- 7 1P6-H
ll1
FIELD
LAMP
TIMED
1P1-9 1P6-K
X32-3 0 7 - Y
+24 VOLTS )- ) )L> )-
< <F
TUBE VERTICAL
TUBE X26-2 07-2 LOCK
VERTICAL
LOCK
> >- >L> >-{ <L*L
452
COLUMN
COLUMN X27-2 07-W ROTATION
> >- >&> >-
<
,
ROTATION < L O L
SWITCH 453
TUBE
ANGULATION
07-3 05-3 07- V
H H b % - +4sL
1
tAFE TUBE STAND DRIVE

HEAD END
" > H 4s5& L

-2 VOLTS TUBE STAND DRIVE
FOOT END
MAMMO FILTER > >- >L)

X32-5 07-X
>-
< +< '7
POWER 4s14 MAMMOGRADHY
BOARD FILTER INTERLOCK
M> >-
< i L< GROUND
- STUD
Copyright@1985 by General Eledrlc Co 7 38

e INTERCONNECT CHART NO 846 1

i
OF 2
I
GRAPHIC ARTS hO REV 0
SENTRY EU ELECTRONICS VRT CASSETTE TRAY

11P2 P2a
INCREASE
TRANS CASSETTE
SIZE SIGNAL
A11-25 ) LATERAL
I I SIZE
CURRENT CARRYING
I I
>
I .
COMMON I I
I I
A11-13
[TP-11) >*< L
I I
I 1
DIFFERENTIAL I I
A11-35 COMMON
+
29 I I
LONG CASSETTE
SIZE
A11-39 > >HI I
LONGITUDINAL
SIZE
+6 84DC
CSS POTS
All-11
UP-2) ) A >>------( I I
I I
SHIELD
GROUND 0
STUD
1 1
I I
> 07-5 B
+24V I I
>H <
p
1 1
X32-3
11
I
v:
CASSETTE TRAY
IN PLACE < E
x4- 9 > 07- r
>H
U
H & C
29
10 17
CASSETTE SIZE IN INCHES
7 39 C c p y r q d F 1985 by General Electric Co

INTERCONNECT CHART NO 846 SmET 2 2 GRAPHIC ARTS N3 REV 0

1 I
SENTRY III ELECTRONICS IVRT TABLE

(1P2 1 u
+lSVDC/TABLE ANGULATION
INTERLOCKS
07-p x33-3
AS-28 > B > H - h .
TABLE HORIZONTAL AND POWER
CASSETTE IN PLACE BOARD
OPT0
07-n x33- 4
A4- 44 > E > H M
ISOLATOR
+lSVDC/CATH TABLE
TOP INTERLOCK
P20-M
A3- 30 > >-e
TABLE IN VERTICAL AND
CASSETTE IN PLACE
P20-F
A4-38 > > H e
CATH T A a L E TOP DOWN
P2a-N
A2-6 > > H e
TABLE TRENDELENBURG AND
CASSETTE IN PLACE
P2a-P
A4-35 > >H+

~~
INTERCONNECT CHART NO 848 SHE1 1 OF 1 GRAPHIC ARTS NO REV 0
SENTRY III ELECTRONICS 1 ~ V R TT A B L E
+15VDC
A3- 30 >2> >-

< <
TOMO INTERLOCK
U
X33-2
<tl POWER BOARD

HORIZONTAL TOMO
OPT0
ON SIGNAL
t X33-1 f ISOLATOR
A4- 4 I
a
7-4 1 CopyrightQ 1985 by General Electric Co
768-746z
MPX BASIC I/O MG2A8 VRT TABLE

1J52 J4 1
X-RAY
A1-7 07-W X31-3
-1-
Al- 5
<-
07- X X32-2
i +e+ e CLOSE5
C<L +24V3C Wl-IN
Buck I
K15 K6 UD 7 3
07-U X32-4 T SPEED
A1-61
-<e9
11
07-5 X22- 2
TOMO MODE STLECT
r<e <z<
K16
A1-62
K161 L
e-<
07- V X22- 5
@ BElWEEN tm3DES
AN3 TOMO
LED O N
07- X 31- 1
WHEN
HAND SW IO 07-C X31-2 K7 START
-< )L< >-< <L <- ‘$-

ANGLE
REACHCD
< A1- 35
OE
2 8 ) >RTN2< (28
07-2
<<
X32- 3
( ++ 2 4 V D C
07-Q X32- 6
OPT0
ISOLATOR
RDY 2 TOMG START
A 1- 16 07-M X32- 7
+24VDC OPT 0
~ p 4 - I GEN RDY ISOLATOR
A1- 20 CNTCT 07-2 X32- 4 ROTO2 UP
TO SPEED
CON1 ACTOR
J7-3
TABLE
K11 POWER
24 V RTN ON
CopyrightO 1985 by General Electric Co 7 42

MPX BASIC I/O MG2A8 VRT TABLE

)J52 - J4
A1-60 ACC 2D
BIT COM 07- AA x3-5
19
>-----<e+<-
A1-66 ACC 2D 1
19
A1-69
ACC 2D
BIT 1
< 21
-e+<-< 07- H X3-2
A1-73 ACC 2D
22
JD
AI- 77 ACC 20
23 BIT 3 07-K x3-4
-tis--<<-<<
A1-81 ACC 20
07-N
< 24
We+(-<<
BIT 4 x3- 3

VRT TABLE SENTRY AUTO COLLIMATOR

COLLIMATOR ELECT
IP7a SE2- 4P1 1
I 1J15-5 I
I
I
t------JI)'"-" "))
I I
I I )N>WHT 0
I I n
v
I I GROUND
4TB1-5
I I
i I X64>->07-D> I
I I I I
I
I > I1
d;>1p7-M4TP1-7
4T6'-6
M I=l >>'Y EL
I 1J16-50 T I
1P7-X X
' 01Pll-2
I - I T O POWER AMP
z
BLADE
DRIVE MOTOR
(LENGTH DIM 1
II
I 1J16-48 I
I~ 7 - e 8
I ->
I BLADE
I 1P11-3 I TO POWER AMP DRIVE MOTOR
RED (WIDTH DIM 1
I - - - - - - - J
CopyrighP 1985 by General Electric Co 7-44

VRT TABLE SENTRY I I I AUTO COLLIMATOR

(P7a SE2- 4P1 1
07-E
TUBE WARD HEAD
I I
*HH*
+loo' +80'
I
I A4R131 J J 4P4- 1 4510 4513 4P4-3
n - - +4 M
-
* ) 10' 10'
I 07-F
I
I
I
I X6-3
I
>- > TUBE TbrrARD HEAD
) I )
1
I- m *
A4R133 D I
> -
A
D
>HHt-++b
4TB2-8 451 I 4516 4P4- 2
I I -80' -100'
I
I +15VDC>->I>-
B I
I
B
> B
REDUCTION
-
7
I A4R9 459 ON/OFF SW

4
I I
I
I
I
I
" 4P3-A
I A2R5 Y 4P3-D
I
>-HI- 4515 KEY SWITCH
I C 4P3-c
Q
>*Ht-
I
< A 4PS-2 4DS3
>M> 4'
i I EXP
HOLD
I I LAMP
I A2R75 F 4P8-1
4DS2
I I
> > N ~ A ULAMP
TOMATIC
CABLE
46-178793G5
INTERCONNECT CHART NO 831 WEET 1 OF i GRAPHIC ARTS NO REV 0
MPX POWER MODClLE PM1 VRT TABLE

(AS L I I
PlOQ I
- - SENTRY - - -
115VAC HIGHr 1P6-A
ELECTRONICS
1s1
-3 H MI< IF I I
I I
I
1DS1
CB7- 10
I I
I
115VAC LOW I
1P6-C
-+ >-< / c ' I F2 w o
I
I 1P6-E
JUMPER FOR NON

MPX GENERATOR
240 VOLTS HIGH EMERGENCY

OFF SWITCY
c
CB1-6
A -+ H <
240 VOLTS LOW
CopyrighP 1985 by General Electric Co

D
7 46
SEE MIS 841
FOR K10 CONTACTS
I
CABLE 46-240202G1 30 FT
I
MPX BASIC I/O P A N A L MG2 VRT /SENTRY -171 ELE C T RONlC S

IA8J46 m P8a
TUBE X
EN CSNG 1P8-A
<A<
c ) ;J15-5 < )-
(
1. A2K20B
EXPOSUSE
IP83
, TUSEX INHIBIT
K I IO AI-76 EN INTLKS
1-13 <-y-i-l
K20
@JP20BE < ewe-( RELAY
J1-12<2> < >- LG X

(L
<
1P8-M
1 A2K 21B
KEDX
J18
-<2> ><- <L AREA
COMPENSATION
A2K19A
AREA SEL COM
(+24VDC) 1P8-R
J1-16<2> < >- <L
, +24VDC 07-P X-22-1
-L
K la
MAMO
CLOSED FOR
INTLK x
A5-4
J 4 - 2 4 H
MAMO INTLK
&-a <A><<L
<-< JP1-A
A5- 6
>-(
07- T X22-4 MAMMO
FILTER IN
PLACE
XA = TUBE 1
8 = TUBE 2
C = TUBE 3
D = TUBE 4

INTERCONNECT CHART NO 853 S-(Efl 1 OF 1 GRAPHIC ARTS NO REV 0
TOM0 INTERFACE /RT TABLE

IJS ' 3o
+15
r----
I CHANGE X
1 VOLTS r- SENTRY ELECTRONICS
I
I K 71 11P3-E
I
<-1- I 1J15-12
H A 3 - 2 5
I J6-18
I I I
I I I
1 FILM
IN
I
I
I
I
T
PLACE I I
I FILM
IN
I
I PLACE
I
L
I I
I 1P3-F
<-1- I 1J15-25
H A - 2 3
FURN CABLE 46-178824

POWER S3URCE VRT TABLE

l P 100 1
7 SENTRY ELECTRONICS
USI/YST-AP :;:Ic --A

DXD 390-n
lO4 MPX-
PMlA3 -7-10
> //
\\
A //
\
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MSI/MST-Al 35 VAC P6-C

DXD 350-U >low // c //
\\
102 WX- \\
M I A 3 -7-10
MG2A8
J522 + 24!!!.?N++-
a - 2
- - - - L -
YSI/MST-A3
DXD 350-11
59 MPX PMlA3
> 240
CB1-6
I
I
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- -- -I
// D \ VRT AUTO
\\
\ TRANSFORMER
STUD K10
I I
USI/MST/DXD I
HDEPEhOENT
SUPPLY
YPX-PM1 A3
I I
I I K10
LOW STUD
-+I
STUD 10 AMP CIRCUIT BREAKER
36957-DlO

0 -
SECTION 2 VRT SCHEMATICS
WIRING DIAGRAM VRT
Due to page number references located on all schematics, the following pages will be numbered
accordingly The wiring diagram will start this section on page 5-62
MIS 845
1J P6/n
7
P6aiK Field L a m r bP2 /K
>- L Field Lpmo
M 07/31 KL213
X2612 -
) Page 75
c Column Rotation Switch c

I ’
Tube Angle Lock ~ J
.40 051 3
C Page69
R
cR
1
.41 X3215 -
)Page 76
H Tubestand Drive HeadEnd H
4
X3418 -
)B Tubestand Drive FootEnd B
4
I
X3417 -
Page76
To lJP4je
t15VDC Torno Interlocks
-42 X 3312 -
Page77
Sentry
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MPX Generator Installation
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5-7 1
Component Designations
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I BUlMl I Solenoid couolina bar lifted
I BUlM2 I Solenoid fulcrum coupling (top)
BUlM3 Plunger solenoid
BUlM4 Bucky lock
BUIM5 Latch solenoid
I BUIRM I Grid cock solenoid
BUIS1 Switch cassette tray in place
BUISZ Plunaer retract switch
I BUlS3 I Switch fulcrum coupled (top)
B UlS4 Plunger engaged switch
BUISS Latch switch
I- CB I Circuit breaker
CT Plug cassette tray (8 contact)
CTIR 1 Resistor. variable
I CTlR2 I Resistor, variable
CTlR3 Linear pot (lat )
CTlR4 Resistor, variable
I- CTIRS I Resistor, variable
CTlR6 Linear pot (long )
CTIS 1 Switch cassette in dace
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FDIDl I Motor fulcrum drive
FDIRl Pot fulcrum drive
FDIS1 End switch down
FDISZ End switch up
FDlS3 Service switch for LED display
HDlDl Motor horizontal drive
HDIR 1 Potentiometer motor drive
HDIS1 Switch RPM counter
HDIZ 1 RMP counter
5 71A
I Component~o I Component Designation

I K10 I Circuit breaker
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KLl Terminal strip
K L2 Terminal strip
KL3 Terminal strir, with incomina voltaae
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L1 'Line ON" lamp
VUMl Solenoid tube angulation
VUM2 Solenoid SID plunger
VUM3 Solenoid vertical brake
VUM4 Solenoid coudina bar free
1 VUMS I Solenoid bottom Tom0 coupling
T V U M 6 I Solenoid column rotation
I VUM7
vus 1
1 Solenoid column lock
Switch SID plunger engaged
vus2 Switch 100 cm SID
vus3- Switch coupling bar in place
vus4 Switch couolina bar locked
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VUS6 Switch fulcrum coupled bottom
VUSID SID potentiometer
a
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POWER BOARD SCHEMATICS
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5-87
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Display Port
5-88
KEY BOARD SCHEMATICS
XlB132
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XlBllL
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CHAPTER 9 - RENEWAL PARTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION TITLE PAC E
1 BOARD LAYOUTS/COMPONE NTS 9- 1

Power Board Layout 9- 1
Processor Board 9-2
Cornponent Layout 9-3
TABLE BASE PARTS IDENTIFICATION 9-10
TABLE BASE PART NAMWORDERING NUMBERS 9-25
RAIL STAND PARTS IDENTIFICATION 9-39
RAIL STAND PART NAMEYORDERING NUMBERS 9-59
9- I Copyright@ 1985 by Geoeral Electrlc Co

-
CHAPTER 9 RENEWAL PARTS
-
SECTION 1 BOARD LAYOUTSKOMPONENTS
- -
POWER BOARD LAYOUT 660583 46-1 79908P371
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COMPONENT LAYOUT
Flesistor-arrays Power board

A1 12K 15% I I 8 + 1 SIL
A2 I150 I I I 4 + 1 SIL
A3 150 4 + 1 SIL
A4 2 2K 4 * 2 SIL
A5 150 4 + 1 SIL
A6 2 2K 4 * 2 SIL
A7 150 4 + 1 SIL
A8 122K I I I 4 * 2 SIL
A12 12 2K I I I 4 * 2 SIL
A13 147K I I 14+ 1 SIL
A14 150 4 + 1 SIL
A15 2 2K 4 2 SIL
A I7 4 7K 4 + 1 SIL
A18 2 2K 8 + 1 SIL
A19 2 2K 8 + 1 SIL
A20 I 2 2K I I 1 4 + 1 SIL
A2 1 I150 I 4 + 1 SIL
A22 4 7K 4 + 1 SIL
A2 3 2 2K 4 * 2 SIL
A24 4 7K 4 + 1 SIL
Resistor-arrays Processor
I A1 14 7K 15% I Several I 5-SIL 1
1 A2 147K
I
15% I Severat I 5-SIL I
A3 2 2K 5% Several 9-SIL
IA5 12 2K 15% I Several I 5-SIL I
A6 1OK 5% Several 5-SIL
IA8 I150 15% I Several I 9-SIL
J
A10 1OK 5% Several 8-SIL
9-3 Copyrights 1985 by General Electrlc Co

C'S Power board

Manufacturer Remark
74LS14 46-2032OOP145
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DlOa 74LS04 46-2032OOP116

D11 74LS245
D12 I74LS244 I TI 46-2032OOPl48 i
D13 I74LS373
I
1 TI
I
46-2032OOPl47
D14 I74LS244 I TI 46-2032OOP148
D15 I74LS373 I TI 46-2032OOPl47 1
74LS244 46-2032OOP148
74LS373 46-2032OOP147
Dl8 74LS244 46-2032OOP148
D19 74LS373 46-2032OOP147 1
042 I74LS240 I TI 46-2032OOPl94
D42a I74LS240 I TI 46-2032OOPl94 -
Nr TY Pe Manufacturer Remark
D1 NE 555 SEV 46-203202P1
D2 NE 555 SEV 46-203202Pl
D3 74LS04 TI 46-2032OOP116
74LS74 46-2032OOPlO5
Rockwell, Synertek VIA, 1 MHz on socket
74LS04 46-2032OOP116
07 6502 Rockwell, Synertek CPU, 1 MHz on socket
D8 I74LS33 1 TI I
D9 I74LSOO
I
I TI
I
46-203200P113
D10 I2114 I SEV RAM, 250 NS on socket'
D11 174LS245 I TI
D12 74LS 138 TI
D13 21 14 SEV RAM, 250 NS on socket
D14 74LS 138 TI
D15 74LS138 TI
N16 TL084 CN TI 4-PAMP
D17 2764-3 Hitachi or equiv 350 NS
D18 I74LS04 I TI I 46-2032OOP116
D19 74LS 138 TI
D20 74LS04 TI 46-2032OOP116
D20A 7407 TI 46-2032OOP63
D21 74LS245 TI
022 CD 4051 Motorola 8 channel analog mux on socket
023 74LS 138 TI
N24 I AD 574 JN I Analoa devices I 12 bit. 25 US AD-Converter on socket
D25 ~ I74LS373 I TI I 46-2032OOP147
Copyrights 1985 by General ilecwc Co 9-4

Nr TY Pe Manufacturer Remark
D26 74LS244 TI 46-2032OOP148
027 74LS244 TI 46-2032OOP148
028 7407 TI 46-2032OOP63
029 74LS373 TI 46-2032OOP147
D30 74LS244 TI 46-2032OOP148
03 1 74LS373 TI 46-2032OOP147
032 74LS373 TI 46-2032OOP147
033 74LS244 TI 46-2032OOP148
D34 74LS373 TI 46-2032OOP147
035 74LS373 TI 46-2032OOPl47
D36 74LS244 TI 46-2032OOP148
037
-
74LS244 TI 46-2032OOP148
D38 74LS240 TI 46-2032OOP194
D39 74LS244 TI 46-2032OOP148
0
040 74LS244 TI 46-2032OOPl48
D41 74LS244 TI 46-2032OOP148
CY 100pF116V 1 Pc Electrolyt
cx 1OOpFl63V 10 Pc Ceramic
c1 1nFl63V Ceramic
c2 1nFl63V Ceramic
c3 1nFl63V Ceramic
c4 1nFl63V Ceramic
tapacitors Processor board

CY 4 7UF135V Tantalum RM 5 08
cx 1OONFl63V
c1 100NFl63V
c2 4 7UFl35V
c3 1OONFl63V Ceramic
c4 1OON F163V Ceramic
c5 1OONFl63V Ceramic
C6 100NFl63V CerarnIc
9- 5 CopyrightQ 1985 by General Electric Co

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P1 2 5K Pi her PTlO
P2 2 5K Pi her PTlO
P3 2 5K Piher PTlO
IP4 I5K I Piher I PT10
IP5 125K I Pther I PTlO
Potentiometers Processor board

R52 1OOK Cermet Dale 984 or equiv
R29 1OOK Cermet Dale 984 or eauiv
IR30 I
100K CermetI I Dale 984 or equiv 1
jingle Rests ors Sizeall 1207
Rl 1M 1% I Several I Metal-film 1
R2 1OM 1% Several Metal-film
R3 1M 1% Several Metal-film
R4 2 2K 5% I Several 1 1
R5 1OK 5%
R6 2 2K 5%
R7 4 7K
~~
5% I 1
R87R23 100 5%
R24 50 1%
R25-R26 1OK 1%
R27 22K 1% I 1
R3 1 22K 1%
R32-R33 1OK 1%
R34 2 2K
I 1
R35
R36
R38
100
1OOK
2 2K
1%
1%
5% I 1
1
R39 4 7K 5%
R40-R50 2 2K 5%
R5 1 1K 5% I 1
R53 100 5% I 1
Rl-R3 2 2K 5%
R4 150 5%
R7 2 2K 5%

Ic7 I330NF I MKT i

C8 47NF MKT
c9 470PF Styroflex
c10 1OOUFl16V
Ic12 14 7uF135V I TA 1
IC11-Cl3 I 1nFl63V I Ceramic RM 5 08 ~
1
C14-Cl5 4 7uF135V TA
c16-c21 1nF163V Ceramic RM 5 08
I FK 216lSA I 4 PCS I Fischer 1
KIA RPOlO024 Schrack

K1B RP010024
K2 RP010024
K3 RPOlO024
K4 RP 010 024
K5 I RP010024 I
K6 ST2-24V SDS
K7 ST2-24V
K8 K2A-11OV SDS
K9 K2A-11OV
2 PCS I Sockets K2S I SDS
L1 Ferrit 1UH B82114-R-A2 Ferritcube

L2 Ferrit 1UH 882 1 14-R-A2 Ferritcube
L3 Solenoid 1OUH 678108-Tl103-K Ferritcube
I L4 I Solenoid IOUH 1878108-T1103-K 1 1
L5
I
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1878108-T1103-K
1
1 1
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X1BIC
3417-6600
XlNC AMP
3417-6640 3M
X2NC AMP
342 1-6600 3M
X2BIC AMP
1 3421-6600 3M
1 FIat-cab1e 40-DIL 1 6 m Length
1 Falt-cable 20-DIL 5 m Lenath
9-7 Copyright? 1985 by General Electric Co

Rectifiers Power board
1N4004
Diodes Pr
IlN4148 146-136314P1
Connectors Proce
AMP Flat-cable 40
3595-6002 3M
I
IL x1
3592-6002
350828- 1
AMP
3M
AMP Mate-N-Lock
I 9 POL
2o
350827-1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 6 POL

I
350828- 1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 9 POL
Ixs 350826- 1 AMP Mate N-Lock 4 POL
350826- 1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 4 POL
Zonnectors Power I
X2B 2-745-0 AMP Flat cable 20

OR 3592-6002 3M
x2 1 350826-1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 4 POL
x22 350827- 1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 6 POL
X23 350826- 1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 4 POL
-~

X25 350826-1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 1
4 POL
X26 350826- 1 I AMP Mate N-Lock I 4 POL
X27 350826-1 AMP Mate-N Lock 4 POL
X28 350826-1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 4 POL
X30 350826-1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 4 POL
X3 1 350826- 1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 4 POL
x33 350826- 1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 4 POL
x34 350827-1 AMP Mate-N-Lock 6 POL
Copyright@ 1985 by General Electric Co 9-8

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REV I DIRECTION 17073
Switches J
51 7101 C + K Reset-button
52 8631 C + K Service-switch
53 10-DIPSwitch Chest-stand
T1 8~648 DarlI ngton 46-230029P6

T2 B 0647 DarlIngton 46-230029P3
T3 B 0648 DarlI ngton 46-230029P6
I-T4-T6 B 0647 DarlInaton 46-230029P3
T7 BO648 Darlington 46-230029P6
T8-T10 80647 Darlington 46 230029P3
T11 BD648 Darlington 46-230029P6
T12-Tl5 BD647 Darlington 46-230029P3
U42 4N37
u43 4N37
u44 4N37
u45 4N37
U46 4N37
u47 4N37
U48 I4N37 I I
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I
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I
U50 I4N37 I I
US1 I4N37 I I
U52 I4N37 I I
u 53
~~
I4N37
I
I
I
I
I
u54 I4N37 I
u55 I4N37 I I
-
U56 I4N37 I I
u 57 I4N37
1 -
I
I
I
I
'US8 I ON37 I I
I4N37 I I '
U60 4N37
U61 4N37
U- 62
-- I
4N37
- I I
G1 I Crystal 4 MHz I SE I HC18/U

Opto-isolator Processor board
CUl-us I4N37 I GE 1
U20-U4 1 4N37
U43-U56 4N37
U38, U39, U41 Fairchild FCD820 or 46- 170033P8
I I Motorola MCT 2201 I SC 59785 I

SECTION 2 -TABLE BASE PARTS IDENTIFICATION
37854 Doi
13-
11,12-
’9
37699 Dol
9-10
~~~~ ~~ -

REV 1 DlREC ION 7073
m
18
30 31
29 -27
28
37857 Do1
9-1 1
-43
-62
41
-58
59
60
\ 37856 DO1
65,66,67,68,69,70,71
37857 001
9-12
49
46
132 83 84 82 64 81 85 87 88 89 86 93 80
9-13
162 103 102 16G

105 105
\ 117 IT7
9-14
a 177 I78179 202 203
198’
200/ .I75
201/
176
a 37859 DO1
9-15
204
\ 219
37861 DO1
212 213 2IL e
211’
222 223
210’
261 ’
9-16
/ \
37863 DO1
e 235 236
238 25
233
24L
252
257
24 3
251
250 259 248 249
9-17
264
242
i -I
37865 DO1
239
2.41 w3
e
-268
,277
.270
279 283 276 281 282 278 2&l 272
9-18
306 3093l0311 307 313 308
297
,291
312
-290
-293
-295
-299
-300
/ \
303 304305
298
-322
-318
316
319
-317
320
321
37866-DO 1
9-19
‘325
37868 DO1 e
,327
,326
321
37869 DO1
9-20
351 348 352 353 354.365 349 347348 364 361 362
3w.
377-
38 3 384. -391392
393
382 -390
- 389
375
376
\I
378
37870 DO1
9-21
490 491 492 493

\
410
' 479
411
- 478
41 2
488
,495 496
497L98
427,
429 1
,426
424
,422
428 421
' 418
.419
37072 DO1
423 425 420
9-22
423
444
'442
37875 DOI
,438
436
440
494
e
9-23
459
,456
452 - 469
458 - 457
454 -482
453
461 ,462 463,
4a
466
467
I
37874 DO1
9-24
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SECTION 3 -TABLE BASE PART NAMESlORDERlNG NUMBERS
RENEWAL PARTS CROSS REFERENCE LIST

HANS PAUSCH PART NUMBERS TO GE PART NUMBERS
Failed parts may be replaced only with original parts as listed below Always order by the GE part number If
no GE number i s listed order Hans Pausch number with prefix of HN' All parts t o be ordered from GE
PAUSCH PART NO GE PART NO PAUSCH DESCRIPTION
005 143A 46- 179908P332 Toothed Belt

005143B P333 Toothed Belt
006024 P334 Switch
006 142 P335 Rectifier
006179 P336 Diode
006 184 P337 Micro Switch
0061958 P338 Motor
006229 P339 Relay
006240 P340 Potentiometer
006245 P341 Solenoid
006248 P342 Power Supply
006251 P343 Potentiometer, 1OK
006251A P344 Potentiometer, 10K
006269 P347 Ci rcuit Breaker
006273A P348 Counter
006275A P350 Solenol d
006276C P351 Solenoid
006278 P352 Auto Transformer
0668-012-00 P353 Bearing
105148 P33 Solenoid
322844 P354 Wire Rope
361201SKF P355 Bearing
6000 P356 Bearing
6000-22 P3 Bearing
61806 P357 Bearing
61809 P358 Bearing
622555 P261 Bearing w/Eccentric
622556 P262 Bearing w/Bushi ng
622514 P260 Plastic Roller
626-22 P302 Bearing
6,3X32 1A P359 Fuse
660322 P360 Brake Lining, Long
660325 P361 Brake Lining, Long
660326 P362 Brake Lining, Short
660328 P363 Brake Lining, Short
660370 P364 Table Top Compl
660390 P365 Bucky

PAUSCH PART NO CE PART NO PAUSCH DESCRIPTION
660484 46- 179908P366 Sensor

660526 P368 Micro Switch Asm
660564 P369 Control Panel Electron
660574 P370 Control Board
660583 P371 Power Board
660586 P372 Processor Board
66060 1 P373 Condensor
660700 P374 Motor
660750 P375 Bearings
660944 P376 Bearing Assembly
660950 P378 Bearing Assembly
660958 P380 Bearing w/Bolt
661 177 P381 Brake Disc
661219 P383 Solenoid Assembly
661371A P384 Diode Assembly
661371B P385 Diode Assembly
66 1403 P386 Beanng w/Bushi ng
66 1406 P387 Bearing w/Eccentric
66 1502 P389 Wire Rope
661530 P390 Cassette Tray
903050 P391 Grasp Handle Compl
LBAR2O P256 Bearing
LBB525 P392 Beart ng

PART NAMEVORDERING NUMBERS
32 Not used
33 Not used
34 Not used
35 Not used
36 Not used
37 Not used
38 Not used
39 Not used
9-27 Copyrighto 1985 by General Electric Co

Copyright" 1985 by Geperal Electric Co 9-28

117 I Spring I 660 472 I

118 I Spring 005 136r
119 I Spring I 005 136p I
120 I Notused
121 Not used
122 Not used
123 Not used
I 124 I Notused I I


Name
208 I Top rim cover right I 660 180 I

~
209 I Not used
9-31 Copyright" 1985 by General Electric Co

ZE 6
Name Pausch Part No GE Part No 46-179908

I
255 foot treadle cover 660 100

256 Baffle plate 660 113
257 Connectina rod 660 114
2 58 Joint piece 660 117
2 59 Spring 005 151b
260 Spnng 366 200
261 Cover 660 074
9-33 Copyright@ 1985 by General Eiectric Co


~~

375 Component tray 660 61 2

376 Shou Ider bo1t 660 596
I 377 I Interface 560 61 3
380 Not used

38 1 Pluq holder 660 614
382 Bracket 660 61 5
383 K11 006 266
384 Snubber electrocube 006 267
9-35 Copyright? 1985 by General Electric Co

Ref No Name Pausch Part No GE Part No 46-179908

385 Relav socket 006 057
386 Circuit breaker 006 269 P347
387 Line on lamp 006 270
388 Autom transformer 006 278 P352
389 Terminal striD 006 268
403 Not used

404 Not used
405 Not used
406 Not used
407 Not used
408 Not used
409 I Notused I 1
I Fulcrum tower 660 640 1
I 410 I Frame weldment I 660 642 1
414 Shaft holder 660 171

415 Shaft 005 145a
416 Coupling plate 660 650
417 Not used
Bottom guide assembly 660 650
~ 418 Bottom guide 660 652
419 Bearing LBAR2O P256
420 Retainer 660 653
42 1 Plate 660 654

\

I Ref No I Name I Pausch Part No i GE Part No 46-179908 1
Fulcrum drive 660 690

452 Mounting plate, weldment 660 69 1
453 Shaft support 660 694
454 Pulley assembly 660 695
455 Not used
456 Shaft holder 322 521
457 Toothed belt 005 143a P332
458 Console 660 699
47 1 [ Notused 1
473 Not used
474 Boom compl 660 721 1
9-37 Copyright@1985 by Geieral Electric Co

I Ref No I Name I Pausch Part No I GE Part No 46-179908 I
492 Linear bearing LBBS25 P392

493 DU-bushing MB0606DU
494 Link weldment 660 751
49 5 Microswit c h 006 184 P337
496 Insulating plate 006 257a
497 Nut plate 660 755
498 Diode 006 179 P336
499 Not used
500 Cassette tray 661 530 P390
50 1 SID Scale Inch not shown 008 107 P393
502 SID Scale cm not shown 008 106 P373
Copyright0 1985 by Gene a i Eiec+ric Co 9 38

SECTION 4- RAIL STAND PARTS IDENTIFICATION
SPARE PARTS RAIL STAND
37
35
19
38
40
10
44.
~ 3 0
21 -
H43
22-
-31 32
3334
1 8 d 36
‘39
41 42
9-39
~~ ~~

-72
- 73
-69
-70 71
’56
37878 001
. 55
5L-
53 -
’15
52
37879 001
9-40
74.
-68
r,
67-
i
L
66-
24
9-41
~~ ~
89 86 77 9293 108
I I I I
110
76
80 84
81
94
8283
84
85
a
62 l& 99 103 102
79
78
a
9-42
56
57
59
60
58
.
133
132
9-43
120 125 124
.126
121
121
122 123
122 123
9-44
a 150-
152-
153- 151
183 185- 178179
180
140-
187’ 15L
18L/ l70
167-
.168 186
-155
1‘64
9-45
177
176
175
191
192
196
9-46
1

206
22i
9-47
197 198
23’ 5
233
9-48
252/
250/
249
253 /
308
314
257
9-49
260
258
,270
313
287,
-303
-2%
- 289
-290
311
-288
301
-
312
29 1
300
298.
299
9-50
263 279 280
283
9-51
318
319 320-
-310
4 60
9-52
~~

a 339 338 337 343 334 34L345 329 33 330
-328
-333
33 6
-335
,342
340
3 41
9-53
L59
356 355 3?5 $70 3k3 365
9-54
409
-391
*4\
-390
-382
410-
-385
392 393’, -397

394
418
411-
LOO -
419 - -399
402 403. -383 384

405
-395
-396
, 406- -386
LOB’ -398
407’
‘413
41’7 ‘414 LIS
41 6
9-55
432
L 29
L28
9-56
4 41
a 4iO 438 i39
L45
-456
457
9-57
VIEW A - B VIEW C- D
PI I
LL8
L Li7 Li9 L 53 i6
LLL6 L 50 L\51
L 51 L'5 2
L52
I
*T +==------
"f
-qB --- D
VIEW E - F
LSL
./-
9-58
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS VRT?ABLE SERVICE MANUAL
SECTION 5 - RAIL STAND PART NAMEVORDERING NUMBERS
RENEWAL PARTS CROSS REFERENCE LIST

HANS PAUSCH PART NUMBERS TO GE PART NUMBERS
Failed parts may be replaced only with original parts as listed below Always order by the GE part number If
no GE number i s listed, order Hans Pausch number with prefix of HN' All parts t o be ordered from GE
I Ref No I Name I Pausch Part No I GE Part No 46-179908

~ ~~
70 Cam 322 131

71 Retainer 322 132
72 stop 322 043
73 Rod (red painted) 661 630
74 Bumper 322 044
75 Not use &
Copyrighi? 1985 by General ElearicCo 9-60

9-61 Copyrights 1985 by General ElectricCo

135 Not used

136 Not used
137 Not used
138 Not used
139 Not used
Vertical carriage 661 300
140 Vertical carrige, weldment 661 302
141 Bearina 361 201 SKF P355
Copyrighe 1985 by General Electric Co 9 62

202 Not used

203 Tube flange plate 661 391
204 Tube locking piece 661 394
205 Not used
206 Flange-castinq 661 402
207 DU-Bushing 0 15 x 8
208 Bearing with bushing 661 403 P386

~~ ~~ ~ ~~
Ref No Name Pausch Part No GE Part No 46-179908

209 Bearing with eccentric 661 406 P387
210 Not used
21 1 Frame 661 407
212 Sliding nipple 661 413
213 Nipple holder 661 414
214 PI ug holder 661 416
215 AMP plug 350 778-1 AMP
216 Not used
217 Solenoid 661 418 P388
218 Detent casti nq 661 421
219 Tab sorina 661 426a
I 232 I Uooercover I 661 436 1
CopyrightQ 1985 by General Elecrric Co 9-64

I Ref No I Name I Pausch Part No GE Part No 46-179908

~~~
REV 1 DIRECTION 170;73
317 Not used

318 Cover 660 995
319 Hook 660 997a
320 Hook 660 997b
32 1 Not used
322 Not used
323 Not used
324 Not used
325 Not used
326 Not used
327 Not used
Column-fulcrum coupling 661 020
328 Base plate 661 023
329 Plunaer comd 661 025
330 Stud bolt 661 031
33 1 Shaft 661 032
332 Not used
333 Cam compl 661 033
334 Draw bar 661 035
335 Plate 661 036
336 Solenoid 006 245 P34 1
337 Washer 661 037
338 Bushing 661 038
3 39 Not used
340 Diode 006 179 P336
74 1 Adiurtrnent d a t e 661 043
I 342 I Flatoiece I 661 045 1
Copyright" 1985 by Gererai Electric Co 9 66

I Ref No I Name I PauschPartNo I GEPartNo 46-179908 I
Motor drive 660 840

382 Motor bracket weldment 660 841
383 Flange 660 846
384 Bearing DIN 625 61806 P357
385 Toothed pulley 660 847
386 Clutch 660 848
387 Not used 1
9-67 Copyrighte 1985 by General Electric Co

GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS VRT TABLE SERVICE MANUP
REV 1 DIRECTION 170;
I Ref No I Name I Pausch Part No I GE Part No 46-179908 I
422 Not used

423 Not used
424 Not used
42 5 Cross arm 660 866
426 Tensioner weldment 660 867 .
427 Toothed pulley 660 870
428 Bearing DIN 625
429 Retaining ring DIN 472
430 Spacer 660 853
43 1 Lock washer 8 DIN 6799
43 2 Pulley 660 852
433 Reducer 660 859


-
CHAPTER 10 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE INFORMATION Functional Tests

Check all movements and function of brakes There
It i s essential that the periodic maintenance must not be excessive bearing noises
schedule be adhered t o for compliance with 21 CFR
Lubricating
Subchapter 1 and for optimum performance
Oil ball bearings, which do not have sealing disks
(in stand and vertical carriage) The spindle for
Periodic Maintenance linear guidance of lateral movement, the guide
rails for the column as well as the steel cable must
In order t o assure continued safe performance of be cleaned and slightly oiled with non-acid
this x ray equipment a periodic maintenance Vaseline Do not clean cable with solvents Movable
program must be established It is the owner's parts in the unit base are t o be oiled a t the bearing
responsibility t o supply or arrange for this service points with a drop of machinery oil
Maintenance procedures for the VRT Table are
Mechanical Tests
required every six months after the completion of
installation These maintenance procedures are Fastening screws or nuts and safety devices
described in the MAINTENANCE section of the
Stops for table top, bucky carriage, column, and x-
service manual
ray tube movement
Inspect wire rope for broken strands, kinks and
Qualified Service other damage Using a soft cloth or gauze, wipe
the cable If pieces of cloth or gauze remain on the
Safe equipment performance also requires the use cable, the cable could have broken strands and
of service personnel specifically trained on medical must be replaced
x-ray apparatus
It is mandatory that all consumable components
(I e , wire rope) be replaced a t 1/2 of the demon-
strated life
Operator Service and Maintenance
Electrical Tests
This equipment shouldbe 'leaned frequently' Inspect electrical cables for damaged insulation or
particularly if corroding chemicals are present Use
other damage conditions Check terminal connec-
a 'loth moistened In warm soapy water (use mild tions for broken wire strands or damaged terminal
soap) t o clean trim and name plate of control
lugs Replace any damaged wire and/or terminal
console Wipe with a cloth moistened in clean
lug Replace damaged cables Check counter-
water Do not use 'leanersOr solvents Of any kind
balance and ground connections upon firmness
as they may dull the finish Or blur the lettering The resistance at the ground connection and at all
Polish with pure liquid or past wax Do not use a
exposure bare metal parts t o central ground point
wax containing a cleaning substance
has t o be less than 0 1 ohm
Other surfaces of the table can be cleaned using a Schedule-maintenance tasks and functional checks
clean cloth moistened slightly with a good mild should be performed every six months under
cleaner and polish acceptable on enameled metal average usage conditions, more frequently under
surf aces heavy usage conditions

VERIFY THAT LISTED COMPONENTS ARE IN WORKING ORDER

-~
Surface conditions
0 Lateral play
0 Condition and adjustment of plastic rollers
0 Bumper condition
0 Guide bearing condition
Bearing tracks and rails (clean and wipe with light machine oil)
0 Guide bearing condition

0 Bearing tracks and bar (clean and wipe with light machine oil)
0 Bumper condition
0 Carriage movement
0 Tray support tracks Condition of plastic pads
0 Receptacle for tray plug-contact condition (clean and lube
with WD-40 spray) Floats freely
0 Cabledress
0 Function of latches
0 Bucky lock (function)
0 Condition of solenoids
0 Dress of harness leads
0 Plug-contact condition (clean and lube with WD-40 spray)
Floats freely
0 Cassette locking mechanism on front of tray (lube with WD-40
spray)
0 General condition
0 Condition of plastic pads
0 Cassette clamps (condition and function)
0 Condition of telescopic arm
0 Condition of stops
0 Condition of panel buttons and function
0 Contact condition
0 Condition of telescopic arm
0 Condition of stops
0 Condition of panel buttons and function
0 Contact condition
0 Bearing condition
0 Microswitch condition and function
0 Guide bar condition (clean and lube)
0 Track condition (clean and lube)
0 Horizontal condition (clean and lube)
0 Condition and dress of harness leads
0 Motor drive -
Pulley condition and alignment
Belt condition
Belt tension
0 Coupling plate condition (lube)

~~
COMPONENT
VERIFY THAT LISTED COMPONENTS ARE IN WORKING ORDER
DESCRIPTION
8 Tube stand drive 0 Motor drive -

assembly Coupling condition
Belt condition and tension
0 Return pulley condition and alignment
0 Cable dress condition
0 Carriage bearing condition
0 Bearing tracks and rails (clean and wipe with light machine oil)
0 Bumper stop condition
0 RPM counter condition
~~ ~
9 Counterweight system 0 Wire rope condition

0 Safety mechanism
0 Counteweight carriage condition
0 Pulley and brake condition
0 Solenoid condition and function
0 Cable connection
-
0 Carriage bearing condition
0 Bearing tracks and rails (clean and wipe with light machine oil)
0 Bumper stop condition
0 SID plunger function
0 Condition of solenoids and function
0 Microswitches function
0 Cable dress condition
0 SID wire rope condition
0 Check all screw connections
-
I 11 Cable take up assembly 0
0
Spring and clamp condition
Cable d ress
I 12 Coupling bar
band con-
0
0
0
General condition
Latch condition
Verify operation
dition
14 Lateral cassette holder 0 Verify operation
condition
0 Verifv oDeration
10-3 Copyright0 1985 by General Electric Co

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Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co

If shipment was handled by moving van service uncrated call Traffic

The above paragraph i s in regard t o equipment requiring installation only,

REV 1 DIRECTION 17073

1 OPERATOR'S MANUAL (SEE DIRECTION 17090)

2 PREINSTALLATION (SEE DIRECTION 17119)

7 SCHEMATICS AND WIRING

1/11 (Blank) Copyright" 1985 by General Electric Co

0 Sept 17,1985 First release

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

PAGE REVISION PAGE REVlSlON PAGE REVISION

Title Page 1 TabCh 4 TabCh 9

Ill Copyrightc 1985 by General Electric Co

POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY ADDRESSEE

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

Moisten fold and seal securely

SECTION TITLE ,' 1 c PACE

'3 QUANTAMAT4 I PHOTOTlME R INSTALLATION !I

- 5 VRT TABLE INSTALLATION '3-6

6 VRT TUBE COLUMN INSTALLATION 3-15

7 SENTRY Ill ELECTRONICS INSTALLATION 3-18

31 Copyrighe 1985 by General Electric Co

REV 1 DIRECTION 17073

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED)

SECTION TITLE PAGE

8 B UCKY INSTALLATION 3-18

9 ION CHAMBER INSTALLATION 3-20

10 GRID INSTALLATION 3-27

11 TUBE INSTALLATION/BALANCING 3-28

12 COUNTER WEIGHT INSTALLATION 3-29

13 GENERATOR CONNECTIONS TO THE VRT TABLE 3-30

14 MOUNTING VRT TABLE TOP 3-33

15 TOM0 INSTALLATION 3-34

16 FINAL STEPS 3-36

CopyrightQ 1985 by General Electric Co

a nished-as standard length cables, 20,40, or 60 feet

1-2 Preinstallation Check 1 I" 3' or 4; level

representative If modification 'kits are part of this installation,

3" 1 CopyrightQ 1985 by General Electric co

1-7 Installation Sequence

This chart provides the sequence needed to install

SORT AND LABEL

GENERATOR CONNECTIONS TO THE VRT TABLE

GENERATOR AND SARC II ADJUSTMENTS

I COMPLETING THE INSTALLATION

Copyright@1985 by General Electric Co 3-2

a SECTION 2 -GENERATOR INSTALLATIONS -

2-1 DXD 350-11 Installation 1 Refer to DX9650-I1 Service Manual SM A0650B,

0 Section 2, Interwiring Control and Trans- 0 Section 3, Interconnection of Generator

0 Connect relay coil lead marked A2 t o

J \ 56 or 20 PANEL 0 Tape the end of,the normally open contact

0 If the system does have a SARC II (Rotor

3 3 Copyright" 1985 by General Elearic Co

RELAY ASSEMBLY 46 21692261 2 Mount relay assembly 46-21692261 on the

0 If the installation does not have a SARC-II Rotor

t E X l S T l N G HOLES- 0 Connect relay coil lead marked A2 t o

0 Section 3, Interconnection X-Ray Control 0 Refer to Section 4 for connections

Copyrighe 1985 by General Electric Co 3-4

2-5 MST 1050-11 Installation I Section 1, Phototimer Components

1 Refer to SM A0655B; MST 1050-11' Service 0 Section 2, Removal of 42 Panel Phototimer

0 ,Section l,, Preparations, Tools' and

0 Section 3, Interwiring d t 0 Section 7, Modifications to The A90 Panel