Installation Guide
For
UD 150L-30 EX/FX
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1. General information
1.1 Component location
1.2 Mandatory modification
2. Connection of the system
2.1 Power transformers
2.2 Cable connection
3. Settings and adjustments
3.1 Settings
3.2 Adjustments
4. Appendix
A. Mandatory modification
B. List of error message
C. List of Potentiometers
D. List of LEDs
E. Initial Setting for Software
F. Fluoro mA setting
G. RAD60 and RAD 56 tube data
Contents
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1. General information
• Component location
Before starting the installation, locate all major components and PCBs in the generator. Following three figures is the illustration for component location.
Figure 1-1 Front View of UD150L-30/FX
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Figure 1-2 Front view of UD150L-30/FX (open swing panel)
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Figure 1-3 Back view of UD150L-30/FX
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2. Connection of the system
2.1 Power transformers
• A step down transformer, (XAT-2) is normally shipped together with this generator for installation.
This transformer can provide proper power input for UD150L-30 FX/EX generator, YSF/RS table
system, HMS/AID high-speed starter, and other peripheral accessories.
• There are two other transformers in UD150L-30 FX/EX generator are power related, T1 and T2
transformer. It is necessary to change taps for these two transformers according to the supplied input
from XAT-2 before proceeding.
(1) T1 transformer,
For example, if the incoming power is three-phase 400V from XAT-2, connect AIN-0 to –A200 and
AIN-2 to A200.
(2) T2 transformer,
Connect T2-0 to –200 and T2-2 to 200 base on the same assumption as (1).
2.2 Cable connection
• Power cable
Hospital breaker (3 φ 480V) XAT-2 transformer (3 φ 400V) Control cabinet
U I/P O/P UN Power terminal
V I/P O/P VN
W I/P O/P WN
GND GND GND GND Terminal block
Note: Only ground one end of the shielding on the three-phase power cable to prevent ground loop
from happening. Refer to Fig. 2.4.3 in the installation manual.
• Control console
Control console Control cabinet
J62 J 62 System LF 30 PCB
J 63 J63 I/O LFX PCB
Frame GND Terminal strip
J9 Hand Switch
• High speed starter (HMS or AID)
Connect JS1 cable between SYSTEM-LF 30 PCB and high speed starter by using JS1 connector kit in
the accessory package shipped with this generator.
Following table is the description of the signal used for high speed starter
Signal Meaning Signal Meaning
2 Normal speed rotation 1M Tube 1 selection
7 High speed rotation 2M Tube 2 selection
H2 Normal speed confirmation SBK Starter fault signal
H7 High speed confirmation CM1 Return for 7, H7, and SBK (0V DC)
F Fluoro tube rotation CM2 Return for 2 and H2 (+15V DC)
SP1 Spot film CM3 Return for F and SP1 (L0)
CM4 Return for 1M and 2M (+15V DC)
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The procedures to set up or programming the starter can be found in the installation and service
manual of HMS-3. Follow the instruction in Section 6 on page 11. (X-ray tube must be connected to
perform setup mode.)
• Table power
If a SHIMADZU table is to be installed, connect 3 φ 200 V from XAT-2 step down transformer to the
power input terminal block for table.
• Table interface with generator
UD150L-30 FX YSF-220
I/O LFX J7
MOTHER2-LF30
8
J7 EXTENSION PCB
J7 CN36
J8
CN36 GENERATOR
I
F PCB
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• Bucky connection
CAUTION: If UD150L30-FX is equipped only with SHIMADZU Bucky, YOU MUST
DISCONNECT CABLES between TERMINAL-LF30 and TERMINAL LFX PCB. This includes
1B11, 1B1, 1B22, 1B2, 2B11, 2B1, 2B22, and 2B2 terminals on TERMINAL-LF30 PCB. Tape all
disconnected terminals separately and secure them with other cables. Then connect Bucky cable
directly to TERMINAL-LF30 PCB as stated below. Fail to disconnect the cable between these two
boards will damage TERMINAL-LF30 PCB.
CONNECTION OF SHIMADZU BUCKY SYSTEM
TERMINAL-LF30 PCB
24 V DC
* 1B 22
Note 1
K 27 B
BUCKY 1
K 25 A
L 100
1B1
1B22
K 31
24 V DC
* XOK
Note 2
X 2
1B11
1B2
##
L 100
## Add Jumper
SHIMADZU BUCKY
L 100
L 100
B1
B2
L 0
AC POWER TO
DRIVE BUCKY
GRID MOTOR
GRID MOVING
CONFIRMATION
L 0
Note 1: *1B22 is a DC signal within TERMINAL-LF30 PCB. When selecting Bucky1, 1B22 is at DC
ground. However, 1B22 at terminal X2 is a AC 100 volt power supply to drive grid motor in Bucky.
DO NOT mix these two signals by adding any extra jumpers for trouble shooting purpose.
Note 2: *XOK is the signal to turn on X-ray. Can be found in SYSTEM-LF30 PCB print 10/18.
(M74A pin 2)
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CONNECTION OF NON-SHIMADZU BUCKY SYSTEM
L 0
TERMINAL-LF30
L 100
24 V DC
K 27 B
BUCKY 1
24 V DC
* 1B22
1 B11
1 B22
K 31
* XOK
1 B1
1 B2
X 2
TERMINAL-LFX NON-SHIMADZU BUCKY
JD 2
9
8
1
2
L 100
L 0
4
3
JP 2C
JB 2B
JB 2A
K 03
2
X0 1D
1
1 B11X
1 B1X
X0 1E
9
1 B22X
1 B2X
10
CAUSION: MAKE SURE THERE
HAS NO JUMPER CONNECTED HERE
CONFIRMATION OF
GRID MOVING
RETURN SIGNAL
POWER SUPPLY TO
DRIVE GRID MOTOR
GRID MOTOR
• Change jumper positions according to the voltage on 1 B11X.
JP 2C: AC 100-125 V JP 2B: DC 24 V JP 2A: DC 12 V
Jumper position of JP 2A, JP 2B, and JP 2C depends on the voltage of from 1 B11X, grid confirmation
signal provided by the Bucky system. If Bucky provide a 24 V DC signal to 1 B11X, when grid is
moving, install JP 2B to 1-4 position, and JP 2C, JP 2A to 2-3 position. Then connect 1 B1X to 24 V
DC ground. Make sure only one jumper is installed on 1-4 position and the other two on 2-3 position.
• Connection of I. I. Mag. mode selection signal
I.I. Mag. mode signal is connected via a new cable, I.I. View-field switching cable (P/N 532-15191)
provided for this generator. This cable connects between JSK terminal on TERMINAL-LF30 PCB and
IS connector attached to I.I. (Refer to Circuit diagram SYSTEM-LF30 15/18)
UD150L-30/FX YSF series table
TERMINAL-LF30 PCB GENERATOR I/F PCB
JSK IS J9C
View-field switching cable Adapter
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• I.I. mode signal for under table collimator
UD150L-30/FX YSF series table
TERMINAL-LF30 PCB GENERATOR I/F PCB
JXS XS
XS cable (collimator control) Adapter
• I.I. Mag. Mode selection output
TERMINAL-LF30 PCB has several terminals for I.I. Mag. mode output selection. These terminals are
IF0, IF1, IF2, IF3, and IF4. Mag. mode output is to provide interface for Digital products. IF signals
are routed through the onboard relay contacts.
TERMINAL-LF30 PCB INFIMED or CAMTRONICS
Common (DC24V) [IF0] Common
Non-Mag. [IF1]
Mag1 [IF2] Mag 1
Mag2 [IF3] Mag 2
Mag3 [IF4] Mag 3
Note: Same signal names used to be the I.I. Mag. mode selection input
to the previous models of the
X-ray Generators. With new UD150L-30/FX, these signal names are used for the output.
• I.I. cable connection
New cable connector is provided to improve the installation quality.
UD150L-30/FX I.I.
TERMINAL-LF30 PCB POWER SUPPLY
JTH-RB
• PMT cable from I.I.
When using photomultiplier tube for digital exposure (IFG technique) and fluoro IBS regulation,
connect PMT cable for I.I. as the following table.
PH POWER-96 PCB Phototimer signal cable
M1 M1 (-HV)
M2, M3 (common) M2, M3
M4 M4 (Signal)
E E
• Fluoro IBS signal connection, case 1
In case of using PMT to regulate Fluoro IBS, add a jumper between CP6 on PH-POWER PCB to TV7
on ANALOG-LF30 PCB (X1 pin3).
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• Fluoro IBS signal connection, case 2
When using TV signal to regulate fluoro IBS, a shielded co-axial cable should be connected from TV
camera to ANALOG-LF30 PCB.
UD150L-30/FX TV system
ANALOG-LF30 PCB TV 7 IBS signal Shielded cable
TV 2 0 V
• Photo timing connection
• For SHIMADZU Bucky with SPT photo timing connection, check the installation manual section 6.2.
• If you programmed the Comet Chambers to Detector 2, follow the stated below diagram for
connection.
Comet Chamber PH CONT-98 PCB
Left
Field
Right
Field
Center
Field
2
1
5
2
3
3
4
4
PLUG
1
1
6
2
Plug
1
2
3
4
CN2-DTA
1
2
CN2-DTB
SIGNAL
SIGNAL
SIGNAL
in case of DET 2
You can change the connection anyway you like. Just make sure the connection stay in the same
group. For example,
CN1-DTA and CN1-DTB are for Detector 1
CN3-DTA and CN3-DTB are for Detector 3
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