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2 Workstation Software WORKSTATION BOOT SEQUENCE The following procedure describes the Workstation boot sequence that occurs at Workstation power up: 1. The AT Processor resets and vectors to 386 AMI BIOSTM software. BIOSTM identifies any Option ROMs and finds the <strong>OEC</strong> Option PROM on the AT Communications PCB. The date and version of the Option PROM is displayed briefly on the left monitor. 2. The CGA video drivers are loaded and the floppy drive is checked (for the presence of a system boot disk) by the AT Option PROM. 3. The 386 AMI BIOSTM copyright information is displayed briefly on the monitor. (Award BIOSTM controls information which tells the CPU how and when to access the disk, read the keyboard, load video drivers, run video screens, etc.) 4. Workstation performs Power On Self Tests (POST). If all internal motherboard diagnostics pass, the boot sequence continues. If failures occur, the boot sequence stops at the point of failure and an error message appears on the monitor 5. The AT Communications PCB initializes the Image Processor. 6. The following messages appear briefly on the monitor: • FASTOPEN installed: This program speeds up disk access time by keeping track of all files which have been opened. • NOBRK installed: This program ensures the boot process cannot be aborted prematurely by the operator and disables NumLock. • 4FPSTSR installed: This software enables Workstation communications to the 4FPS or 30FPS disk, if installed. This message does not appear if the Workstation is not equipped with either of these options. 7. The Image Processor's GSP (Graphics System Processor) software is reloaded. Both monitors go blank at this point. 8. Front panel/pointing device panel communications are enabled. An audible tone can be heard from speaker SP1 when this phase of boot up is complete. 9. The Workstation software begins running. The initial Workstation menu appears on the right monitor when the boot up process is complete.
Workstation Software 3 DIAGNOSTICS Diagnostic tests are available for use in evaluating the operation of the Workstation electronics. The tests selectable from the System Diagnostics Menu are described in the following pages. 1. Press the SETUP OPTIONS key on the Workstation. The Setup Options screen will appear. 2. Insert the <strong>OEC</strong> Boot and Diagnostic disk into the disk drive. 3. Select Access Level 2 and press the ENTER key. 4. Select Run System Diagnostics and press ENTER. This screen appears when "Run System Diagnostics" is selected from the Service Options Menu. The tests available from this menu are described below: RUN SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS Front Panel Test System Memory Tests Image Processor Tests Toggle Motion Artifact Use the cursor arrow keys to select option, then press ENTER. Press the ESC key to exit and return to previous screen.
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SERIES9600 SERVICE MANUAL ERROR CO
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START-UP AND SOFTWARE BOOT Loading
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SRAM Card Error Codes If an error o
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Event Codes & Messages The software
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Status Menu Chart Use the following
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386 AMI BIOS Post Code Table These
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386 AMI BIOS Post Code Table (Cont.
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INTRODUCTION PURPOSE This manual co
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Introduction 3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS T
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Introduction 5 EXPLOSION HAZARDS WA
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Introduction 7 WARNING SYMBOLS The
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Introduction 9 UNAUTHORIZED MODIFIC
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SYSTEM OVERVIEW OVERVIEW This secti
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System Overview 3 • Digital image
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System Overview 5 • Auto and manu
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System Overview 7 Video Monitors
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System Overview 11 NEUROVASCULAR MO
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System Overview 13 SYSTEM OPERATION
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System Overview 15 CAMERA ROTATION
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System Overview 19 A V E R A G I N
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System Overview 21 HELP PATIENT (AN
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System Overview 23 Trackpad Panels
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System Overview 25 Lenzar Hardcopy
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System Overview 27 CONTROL PANEL WA
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System Overview 29 WORKSTATION COVE
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System Overview 37 COMPONENT LOCATI
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System Overview 39 Mobile C-Arm Com
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System Overview 43 Power/Motor Rela
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System Overview 45 IR Receiver PCB
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POWER DISTRIBUTION OVERVIEW The inf
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Power Distribution 3 WORKSTATION CI
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Power Distribution 5 WORKSTATION IS
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Power Distribution 7 POWER CONTROL
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Power Distribution 9 F1 CB1 CB2 CB3
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Power Distribution 11 PS4 (+24 VDC)
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Power Distribution 13 Figure 8 DC P
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Power Distribution 15 PS1 (5V and 1
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Power Distribution 17 115VAC_PH_SW
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Power Distribution 19 120 VAC DC 7
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Power Distribution 21 S/N 69-1001 a
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Power Distribution 25 PS2 (24V) S/N
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Power Distribution 29 Battery Charg
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Power Distribution 33 Battery Charg
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2 C-Arm Control • Mainframe Mothe
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4 C-Arm Control C-ARM WORKSTATION U
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6 C-Arm Control CONTROL PANEL PROCE
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8 C-Arm Control X-RAY SWITCH The si
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10 C-Arm Control This illustration
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12 C-Arm Control The functions of t
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14 C-Arm Control CARD RACK ASSEMBLI
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16 C-Arm Control TECHNIQUE PROCESSO
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18 C-Arm Control 7-Segment Displays
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20 C-Arm Control ANALOG INTERFACE P
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24 C-Arm Control A/D SECTION The A/
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26 C-Arm Control COUNTER/TIMER (CTC
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28 C-Arm Control BIT # PIN # SIGNAL
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32 C-Arm Control C-ARM MOTHERBOARD
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36 C-Arm Control Technique Processo
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38 C-Arm Control COMMUNICATION BETW
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2 C-Arm Software LOADING APPLICATIO
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4 C-Arm Software BOOT SEQUENCE Duri
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6 C-Arm Software X-RAY CONTROL PANE
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8 C-Arm Software A - Run Applicatio
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10 C-Arm Software C - Run Calibrati
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12 C-Arm Software H - Collimator Ca
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14 C-Arm Software SRAM FILES The fo
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16 C-Arm Software SRAM CARD COPY FI
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18 C-Arm Software HOT-BYTE INFORMAT
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20 C-Arm Software SRAM BATTERY REPL
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X-RAY ON/DISABLE OVERVIEW This sect
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KV GENERATION OVERVIEW kV is regula
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kV Generation 7 Figure 3 kV Servo C
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4 Generator Calibration CALIBRATION
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10 Generator Calibration FLUORO RAD
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20 Generator Calibration 5R THEORY
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MECHANICAL ASSEMBLIES OVERVIEW The
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Mechanical Assemblies 3 HORIZONTAL
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Mechanical Assemblies 7 HORIZONTAL
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Mechanical Assemblies 13 C-ARM BEAR
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Mechanical Assemblies 29 Shim Adjus
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2 Image System Mainframe Motherboar
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4 Image System IMAGE FUNCTION PCB S
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8 Image System COLLIMATOR OVERVIEW
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34 Image System PIXEL FILTER PCB As
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38 Image System CCD CAMERA REPLACEM
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42 Image System
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46 Image System REPLACEMENT OF HIGH
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Image System Calibration 23 ADJUST
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Image System Calibration 31 9. Sele
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2 Image Storage IDE HARD DISK DRIVE
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4 Image Storage 30FPS SCSI DISK OPT
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6 Image Storage 4/30 FPS SCSI DISK
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Image Storage DEBUGGING USING IP-SC
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12 Image Storage Figure 5
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14 Image Storage Figure 7 - SCSI Di
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18 Image Storage
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10 Peripherals MOUNTING INFORMATION
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12 Peripherals DIGITAL LASER CAMERA
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16 Peripherals Digital Laser Camera
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2 Appendix PAINT KITS PART NUMBER D
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4 Appendix SPECIFICATIONS & TOLERAN
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