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8 Power Distribution 12 and 13 remain off. With pins 12 and 13 off, K3 and K4 will de-energize, removing AC power from the interconnect cable. Pins 6 and 3 of both relays are switched to ground potential after a 15 - 20 ms. delay. S/N 69-1001 and up - Assy. #00-878003 - Sch. #00-878001 This version of the Power Control PCB ac<strong>com</strong>odates the two sources of AC from the secondary of the new isolation transformer. A separate winding (“AC” and “RTN”) on the isolation transformer provides the AC (115 VAC_PH and 115 VAC_RTN) to the C-Arm. This AC is kept separate from that used in the Workstation (“AC1”, “AC2”, and “CT”). See Figure 5 for details of the isolation transformer windings. WARNING... The AC return (RTN) lines carry a voltage potential of 60 VAC and 80 VDC relative to ground. K3 and K4 relays connect 115 VAC_PH and 115 VAC_RTN to the C-Arm via the interconnect cable. K1 connects AC1 and AC2 to the Workstation. K2 functions the same, providing +24V to the monitors from power supply PS4. The relays are energized in the same manner as previously described for the earlier version. The power-on delay circuit operates exactly as described for the earlier version of this PCB. CIRCUIT BREAKERS AND FUSES CB1 A 0.2 Amp push button breaker, in line with AC to T1 used to provide the +12V for keypower circuitry. CB2 A 3 Amp push button breaker, in line with +24V to the right monitor. CB3 A 3 Amp push button breaker, in line with +24V to the left monitor. F1 A 2 Amp, 125 V, metric sized, slow-blow fuse, in line with AC to PS4 the +24V power supply for the monitors. Contained in a spring-loaded fuse holder with a quarter turn cap (a thin blade screw driver is required to remove cap). TEST POINTS TP1 AC from Isolation Transformer T1 (AC2_T1) to C-Arm (AC2_GEN) located in circuit between K3 and K4, typically 115 to 120 VAC. TP2 AC from Isolation Transformer T1 (AC1_T1) to C-Arm (AC1_GEN) located in circuit between K3 and K4, typically 115 to 120 VAC.
Power Distribution 9 CB1 CB2 CB3 Figure 6 Power Control PCB Assembly Drawing NOTE: The assembly drawing in Figure 6 can be used for all S/N. Component locations vary only slightly between versions. F1
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SERIES9600 SERVICE MANUAL © April
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START-UP AND SOFTWARE BOOT Boot Seq
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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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Event Codes & Messages (Cont.) CODE
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Status Menu Chart Use the following
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Speaker Pitch This menu allows the
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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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PURPOSE INTRODUCTION 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 Dangerous Voltage Pr
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Introduction 9 UNAUTHORIZED MODIFIC
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OVERVIEW SYSTEM OVERVIEW This secti
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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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30 C-Arm Control INTERLOCK SECTION
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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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14 C-Arm Software SRAM FILES The fo
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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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10 Interlocks / Stator STATOR START
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OVERVIEW This section describes the
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X-ray On / Disable 3 X-RAY ENABLE S
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OVERVIEW KV GENERATION kV is regula
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kV Generation 3 The return path for
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kV Generation 5 KV ERROR CORRECTION
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kV Generation 7 Figure 3 kV Servo C
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kV Generation 9 KV GENERATOR FAULTS
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OVERVIEW MECHANICAL ASSEMBLIES The
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Mechanical Assemblies 3 HORIZONTAL
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Mechanical Assemblies 5 MECHANICAL
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Mechanical Assemblies 7 HORIZONTAL
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2 Image System Mainframe Motherboar
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8 Image System COLLIMATOR OVERVIEW
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Image System Calibration 37 Adjust
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Image System Calibration 39 PIXEL/C
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Image System Calibration 41 ANTI-VI
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OVERVIEW WORKSTATION CONTROL This s
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Workstation Control 3 CONTROL PANEL
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Workstation Control 9 ELECTRONICS B
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Workstation Control 11 AUXILIARY IN
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Workstation Control 15 COMMUNICATIO
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Workstation Control 17 OPTION PROM
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Workstation Control 21 IR (INFRARED
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Workstation Control 29 INTERCONNECT
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2 Workstation Software WORKSTATION
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4 Workstation Software FRONT PANEL
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6 Workstation Software TOGGLE MOTIO
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8 Workstation Software Qwerty Keys
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Video Path 2 REFERENCE SCHEMATICS T
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Video Path 4 HIGH SCAN NON INTERLAC
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Video Path 6 WORKSTATION The video
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Video Path 8 Auxiliary Interface PC
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Video Path 10 Peripherals Analog in
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Video Path 12 HARD COPY CAMERA Vide
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Video Path 14 Auxiliary Interface P
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Video Path 16 Video Switching PCB O
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Video Path 18 Scan Converter PCB Fi
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2 Video Control IMAGE PROCESSOR PCB
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4 Video Control IMAGE PROCESSOR TES
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6 Video Control VIDEO SWITCHING PCB
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8 Video Control 50/60 HZ VIDEO CONT
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10 Video Control FAST SCAN MONITORS
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12 Video Control CONTRAST AND BRIGH
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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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8 Image Storage 14. The following w
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Image Storage DEBUGGING USING IP-SC
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12 Image Storage ��
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16 Image Storage Figure 9 - IP-SCSI
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2 Peripherals Figure 1 - Rear Panel
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4 Peripherals RECORD UNPROCESSED VI
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6 Peripherals VCR CONNECTIONS To en
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10 Peripherals MOUNTING INFORMATION
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14 Peripherals 6. When CUSTOMIZE OP
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20 Peripherals 3. Then, select a sp
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22 Peripherals 4. Move the cursor t
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2 Appendix PAINT KITS PART NUMBER D
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4 Appendix SPECIFICATIONS & TOLERAN
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