TNT 12000
X-Ray Test Device
Quick Reference Guide
Introduction
The TNT 12000 is designed for fast setup and use to enhance
productivity and reduce errors particularly during repetitive x-ray system
output measurement and analysis routines.
The TNT 12000 system consists of a wireless detector and companion
hand-held display. All measured values are displayed immediately
following a single exposure.
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The TNT 12000WD system consists of a wireless detector and uses a
laptop computer as a display (computer not included).
Both the TNT 12000 and the TNT 12000WD use a wireless ZigBee™
communication protocol to communicate between detector and display or
laptop.
The TNT 12000 single array of solid-state sensors measure kV, Dose,
Dose Rate, Half Value Layer (HVL) and exposure time over the entire
diagnostic x-ray radiographic, fluoroscopic, mammographic and dental
ranges.
All measured values are displayed after each exposure so it is not
necessary to make a value preference selection prior to each exposure.
This functionality eliminates a typical step in the measurement routine.
Measured values can be recorded for archive and further analysis using
the TNT 12000 Excel Add-in Software (provided).
TNT 12000 Ansur Test Automation Software is also available (option) to
permit automated test routines that can assure the continuity and
accuracy of results.
Measurement
Making a measurement is simple. After removing the unit from the
carrying case, separate the detector and display from their clamshell
storage position.
Step one:
Turn on both the detector and display. The display will scan for the
companion detector and establish a wireless connection.
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