Kodak X-Omatic 2, Min-R User manual

Operator’s Manual	Publication No.	1C7072
	July 1994
	Supersedes	968361
		1/92

ES	HEALTH SCIENCES DIVISION

			PLEASE	NOTE
The information	contained	herein	is based on the experience	and knowledge relating to the subject matter gained by
Eastman Kodak	Company	prior to	publication.

No patent license is granted by this information.

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Kodak

Company

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change

this

information

without

notice,

and makes

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warranty, express

or implied, with respect to

this information.

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not

be liable

for

any

loss

or

damage,

including

consequential

or

special

damages,

resulting

from the

use

of

this

information,

even if

loss

or

damage

is

caused

by

Kodak’s negligence

or

other fault.

&	This equipment includes parts and	assemblies	sensitive to damage from electrostatic discharge. Use
Vis	caution to prevent damage during	all service	procedures.

Table of Contents

Description									Page
Operator Orientation .ee
Product			Description
Environmental Requirements .ee										3
Cassettes
Power		Requirements
Normal Operation					ce	eeeeeeseceeceesesnseesscessncesnensseecsenseceustasssensaeenseecseuseneessesenceaeseasssansaeensneceaneeneeseseuaneusecsees 5
Applying Power to the Camera .ee										5
Setting the Clock ii
Adjusting			Lamp		Intensity
RecordingaPatientsDatâ							...............................................	eee	cnn nono racer enteran rra rca naaa canes 8
EEES ACA										9
Preventive	Maintenance				eccesesscseneeseesceeseescescsescessnedueesnsessessessueessesesessuessesasansensaucnecscesesensesartenuseeseses					10
Lamp Replacement and Adjustment eee										10
Cleaning			the	Cover GaSS			ии	ии инете нение 11
Battery		Replacement
Troubleshooting			Procedures
New Equipment			Warranty .......			oononccononconononccononncnononccconononorocancononcnnnnnonannonannnorarnnnnnnn one cra rrnnnn raanrnnranns
Warranty			Repair		Coverage
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Limitations							rece
Publication	Change			Table

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Operator

Orientation

Product

Description

The

Kodak

X-Omatic IDENTIFICATION

CAMERA,

Models

2,

2-L, and

2-L60 (hereafter referred

to as

the

ID

CAMERA),

record

patient

identification data onto

x-ray

film

in

lighttight

Kodak X-Omatic CASSETTES

C-1

or

Kodaflex CASSETTES.

:

The Kodak Min-R

and Min-R

L

IDENTIFICATION

CAMERAS

record

patient identification

data

of up

to

5

lines

onto

x-ray

film

in

lighttight

Kodak Min-R

2 CASSETTES.

The

cameras

provide:

+

Excellent image quality with a high-quality

lens

»

Operation

in normal

room

illumination

or

in a

darkroom

*

The exact time and date of the exposure

recorded

on the

film

Environmental

Requirements

The

ID

CAMERA

will operate

in the

ambient room

conditions

normally

encountered

in an

x-ray

department:

»

15

-

30°C

(59 - 86°F)

*

18

-

76%

Relative

Humidity

Cassettes

The ID CAMERA will function with the following CASSETTES:

+	All sizes of Kodak X-Omatic	CASSETTES		C-1	in Models	2, 2-1, and 2-160
	Kodaflex CASSETTES in Models		2, 2-L, and		2-L60
*	Kodak Min-R 2 CASSETTES	in	the Min-R	and	Min-R L	Cameras

Power Requirements

For the Model 2	Camera		and	the	Min-R	Camera:
*	The	Model 2		and	Min-R	ID	CAMERAS must have a 120 V AC, 60 Hz, +10%
	power		source.
*	lfthe power source is not						within this range, an external TRANSFORMER
	must	be installed.			(Contact		Kodak Service.)

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For the Model 2-L Camera and the Min-R L Camera:

* *

The

Model

2-L and

Min-R

L ID

CAMERAS

will operate on

a

240

V

AC,

+10%

power source.

If the

power

source

is not

240

V AC,

50

Hz,

you can still

use

the

ID

CAMERA;

however,

the connections

to

the

TRANSFORMER

inside

the

CAMERA

must be

changed by

Kodak

Service.

50	Hz,
ID

For the Model 2-L60 Camera:

* *

The Model

2-L60

ID

CAMERA

will operate

on a

220

V AC,

60

Hz,

+10%

power

source.

If the

power

source

is not 220

V AC,

60

Hz,

you

can

still use

the

ID

CAMERA;

however,

the connections

to

the

TRANSFORMER

inside

the

CAMERA

must be

changed by

Kodak

Service.

ID

* *

*

IMPORTANT

Small

variations

in

the

voltage

can

cause

variations

in the

density

of

the

film.

If your

ID

CAMERA

is

installed

in

an

area

where

voltage

fluctuations

are

occurring,

it

may

be

necessary

to

have

a

voltage

regulator

installed

to

ensure

a

constant

AC

voltage

to

the

camera.

Use a

reliable

earth

ground.

Identification Camera - Main Power Specifications

Camera
Model	2
Model	2-L

Model	2-L60
Min-R
.		L
Min-R

Frequency	(Hz)	|
60
50

60

60

50

Current	(Amps)
2.5
2.5
1.6
16
1.6
2.5
1.6
16
1.6
2.5
2.5
1.6
16
1.6

Voltage

(V	AC
120
120
200
220
240
120
200
220
240
120
120
200
220
240

+10%)

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Normal Operation

Applying Power to the Camera

NOTE

Do the following steps before you record identification data on x-rays of patients.

[1]Open the COVER on the top of the ID CAMERA.

[2]	Connect the main			power		to the CAMERA.
				NOTE
	The	PILOT	LIGHT on the Model 2-L
	and	2-160	CAMERAS		and		the Min-R L
	CAMERA		will illuminate			whenever the
	camera is		connected		to	a	power
	source.
[3]	Move	the	LAMP	SWITCH			to “TEST”.

[4]If the LAMP illuminates, move the LAMP SWITCH to “NORMAL”.

COVER

LAMP

SWITCH

PILOT LIGHT	RHEOSTAT	LAMP
	and CAP
		H087. 0025ACA
		P087	0025AC
Figure 1	Lamp and Test	Switch

If the LAMP does not illuminate, refer	to	the	“Lamp	Replacement and Adjustment” procedure		in
the “Preventive Maintenance” section	of	this	manual	on	page 10.

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