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Image System Calibration 5<br />

4. Attach the Wisconsin mesh resolution tool to the Image Intensifier grid at a 45§<br />

angle to the Image Intensifier Grid line pairs as shown in Figure 2.<br />

NOTE: Be sure to orient the mesh tool with the 35/24 line pairs to the "top" of the<br />

II. This is important for verifying the operation of camera rotation. If using<br />

an alternate resolution tool, use a specific portion of it as the 35/24 "top" of<br />

the mesh tool.<br />

TOP VIEW OF<br />

IMA<strong>GE</strong> INTENSIFIER<br />

Figure 2 - Mesh Tool Installation<br />

5. Boot the system and position the Mobile C-Arm so that the effects of the earth’s<br />

magnetic field are minimized. This can be accomplished by taking AUTO FLUORO<br />

images of the mesh tool while simultaneously rotating the Mobile C-Arm in a 360°<br />

circle. While imaging, note any changes to linearity and positioning of the mesh tool<br />

image.<br />

NOTE: Do not change the 45° angle of the "C" itself during this test. Move only<br />

the entire C-Arm. This will eliminate mechanical flexing of the "C" which<br />

could cause a shift in the image giving a false impression of magnetic<br />

interference.<br />

A. If no changes are noticed, this is not a concern and you may align the beam and<br />

camera in any location in the room.<br />

B. If changes are noticed, position the Mobile C-Arm in the position where mesh<br />

tool distortion and/or image shift is minimal.<br />

6. Turn the Workstation keyswitch to the OFF position.

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