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30 C-Arm Control<br />

INTERLOCK SECTION<br />

DS1, K1, Q1, Q2, and associated <strong>com</strong>ponents <strong>com</strong>prise part of the +24V<br />

generator interlock. When DS1 is on it indicates the interlock circuit has been<br />

started. This is a result of PIO U27 pin 25 toggling, under software control, every<br />

10 mS. This causes Q1 and Q2 to activate K1 and send +15 VDC out the Analog<br />

Interface PCB causing DS1 to light. See the Interlocks/Stator section of this<br />

manual for details of the interlock circuit.<br />

X-RAY SWITCH LOGIC<br />

Opto-isolators U50, U51, and U52 receive X-ray switch closure information from<br />

the control panel assembly, footswitch, and handswitch. These inputs are<br />

examined by software at PIO U38 and used by the Technique Processor to<br />

initialize the generation of X-rays. See the X-ray On/Disable section of this<br />

manual for details of this circuitry.<br />

STATOR SENSOR<br />

When either 115 or 40 VAC is directed to the X-ray tube stator windings, U19<br />

and U24 receive a low voltage input from current transformer T1 on the<br />

Power/Motor Relay PCB. This is translated into a logic low and is input to pin 10<br />

of PIO U27 informing the Technique Processor that current is flowing to the<br />

stator and therefore rotating. See the Interlocks/Stator section of this manual<br />

for details of this circuitry.

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