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Shimadzu Condenser Type

Mobile Xray Apparatus

MC:125L-30
MC1 OOL-30

Table o( Contents

1. Preface ....................................................................................................................... .
Installation and Connection ...................................................................................... ..
2.
2-1. Unpacking ............................................................................................................... .
2-2 Mounting of X-ray tube unit ...................._. .......................................................... .
2-3 Attaching of Colli1nator ........................................................ .. ................................. . 2

2-4 Placing of battery ................................ · .. · · ....... · ... · .. · · ..... · ............ · · · · · · ............... · · ..... · 2

2-5 Connection of low tension cables .......................... .. .......... .. ............................... . 2

2-6 Connection of high tension cables ....................................................................... . 4

2- 7 Checking of oil level in high tension generator ...... ................ ......... .... .. .... ...... .. .. . 4

2-8 Checking of connector conditions 4

2-9 Spread of rope oil 5

3. Adjustment ................................................................................................................ .... 5
3-1 Adjustment of line voltage .......................................................... .. ........................ 5

3-2 Delay ti~e adjustment in "READY" circuit ........................................................ 6

3-3 Adjustment of kV meter circuit ............................................................................ 6

3-4 Adjustment of automatic charging circuit .. ........ ..... .. . .. ...... .. .. .. .. .. ...... ............... ...... . 9

3-5 Adjustment of X-ray tube filament preheat circuit ................................................ 9

3-6 Adjustment of X-ray tube current .. .......................................................... ..... ....... 10

3-7 Adjustment of mAs timer .................................................................................... 13
3-8 Adjustment of battery charging circuit ................................................................ 14
4. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................ 15
4-1 Not chargeable, charging performanc e abnormal ...................................................... 16

4-2 X-ray radiation not possible ............ ................... .... .. ...... ..... .......... ..... ....... ...... ...... .... 18
4-3 Not dischargeable .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . . . .. ... . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . . . .. . . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. . . .. . . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . . l 9

5. VOLTAGE CHARACTERISTICS AT EACH CHECK POINT ..................................... 20

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(Jl Colli mator

(4) High tension cable
(5) Silicon e grease
(6) Rope oil
(7) Battery and electrolyte (for only MC125L-30)

2-2 Mounting of X-ray tube unit

(1) Rotating anode X-ray tube stand
Push the lever located at the bottom part of the post of the X-ray tube stand to

loosen the brake holding its rotary movement.

Turn the post to bring it in front of the apparatus .

( 2) Lowering cross arm
Firmly holding the cross arm of the X-ray tube stand, remove the wedge block
which is placed to prevent the arm's vertical movement.
Care should be exercised that the cross arm is spring force held and tends to

jump up when freed for movement since it is not equipped with the X-ray cube
unit upon it.
CAUTION

Prior to remove and attach the X-ray tube, please lock the wooden block
to hold the arm's vertical movement.
. (3) Mounting

Place the X-ray tube unit at the front end of the cross arm and fix it at the
place using 4 screws provided.

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 ' J A11,1cl11ng of collimator
For details, refer to the "Opcratio11 Manual, for multi -leaf collimator R 20 Series".

2-4 lnstall.ition of b;ittcry (MCI 25L-30 only)

(1) Filling of electrolyte
Fill c,1ch cell of the battery with the electrolyte provided
Vcrif) that the liquid level should be above the LOWER LEVEL but below
UPPER LEVEL marked on the side wall of the battery.
(2) Opening of control
Remove the two fixing screws placed at both sides of the front and rear and
open the control toward upper righthand.
When opened approximately 90° upward, it will become locked m place by the
chain.
(3) Mounting
Place the battery at the position, apply the fastening bar upon it and fix by the

wing nut.

(4) Wiring
Connect the battery leads to each terminal, with the positive ends ( +) to the
positiove terminal(+) and the negative (-) to negative (-).
( 5) Charging
Charging of the battery should be conducted after all the connections and
adjustments being completed. For details of the procedure, refer to the
Operation Manual.

2-5 Connection of low tension cables

Connect the cables from those units as listed below to each respective terminal at the
terminal strip provided on the X-ray tube stand

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J'r,111111,il strip of r;1y X , ay t 11h c 11n i1

t\11,l' 11111[

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I 100 (T l II ) LI 00, 2

E E

X X

LO (Y) y

z z
LJOO (THl) TH, 8

TH2 TH,9

(2) Collimator

Terminal strip of X-ray Collimator

tube stand

9 9(B l)

8 8(B2)

11 1 l(S)

12 12(A)

3 3(B3)

LO (5) S(LO)

L100(2) 2( L100)

E E

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 2 (l Connection nf high tension cables
Connect the cables as below, with the terminals mating each to the same symbols and
colour to keep correct polarity.
Plugs must be cleaned thoroughly. Apply a coat of' the grease which is supplied
together around the he:id of the plug, leaving the tip end barely visible.

Symbol & Colour Symbol & Colour

High tension (+) Red (+) Red X-ray tube

apparatus unit
(-) Green (-) Green

2- 7 Checking of oil level in high voltage generator

Verify that the oil level is as described below, measured from the inner top of the
oil tank.

Room temperatur Oil level

0° C 1.3 cm

20° C 1.0 cm

40° C 0.7 cm

2-8 Checking of connector conditions

Verify that all connectors and short circuit wires that interconnect each unit are all
properly set and secured.

The table below lists the short circuit wires used here.

Printed Circuit Board Connector No. Pin No. to short-circuit

kV mAs CONT. 7C CNl-E CN2-MAS1
-20
CV-KV12
lOC
(MC125L-30 only)
18C B2-Bl

30C HS1-HS2 HV1-HV2

31C LV1-LV2 LVl 1-LV21

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 '.•l I ubric.1tin~ rope
\\'hen ,is,cmbh is .ill cn111pktcd, spray the nil supplied together (WIREROL R) over

the rope for lubri<:;1tio11.

J. APJllSTMENT
t)t th<' ;tdjustment described on the following paragr:iphs, :ill except one (i.e. Para 3.1)
arc thos<' th.it were already factoryadjusted. Unless otherwise specially re9uired, do not
tc1ueh or attcmp to make readjustment of these variable resistors.

When checking is to be made of the circuit of high potential, be sure to discharge

beforehand the residual electric charges remained in the high voltage capacitor, by pressing
down the knob of the discharge lever located above the high voltage generator unit, till

the lever being locked by the stopper at the bottom.

Completion of discharge can be ascertained by observing the two neon lights over the high
voltage generator unit (lights on both sides of (+) and (-) of the high voltage capacitors)
having gone off. When the light remains winkcring, there is yet a residual charge and is

still a possibility of hazard. Make sure that the lights are completely gone off
(There are other neon lamps. The one over the regulator panel goes off at about SKY.

Be sure to check the lamps placed over the high voltage generator.)

The discharge lever maintains the high voltage capacitor circuit is being short- circuited,
disabled of charging. Therefore, be sure to pull out the pin holding the stopper after
assuring of all the discharge of the residual electric charges. so as to allow the discharge

lever to return to its upper position.

3-1 Adjustment to line voltage

On the bottom plate terminal strip, there connected is the line cable "'LF 2" 1)ptionall ·
at the factory to either one of the followings: 100, 11 0, 120, 190, 205, no. 235 and

250. ~e_cmu:e:_Cit to _:!1:._propcr one meeting the power line volt:~gc of the regit)n by
referring the list below. ~eplacc the fuse, to~. to the same rated sdcction.

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1()() I 10 V 1()0 20 I\

110 I I l V 110 20 I\

I ~() I I l V I 20 20 I\

1 ()() I ]() V j I)() 10 /\

2()5 ! .~(). r:, V 205 10 I\

220 .!. n. V 220 10 A

1
35 + 2J.S V 235 10 A

250 + 25 V 250 10 A

J 2 Ad_1ustmcnt of delay time on "READY" circuit

Adjust the delay time, i.e. the time spent after the hand switch being triggered till 'the
"READY" light turns on, following the steps as below.
p) Disconnect the connectorl28Clof the printed circuit board (P. C. B.) kV. mAs

CONTROL-20".
(2) Connect a cycle counter (of AC 100V, operating voltage) across the terminal DT
and Lo of the connector I 28C las mentioned above.
( 3) Pull the hand switch trigger. Read the cycle counter's indication when the

"READY" lamp is lit.

(4) Adjust the variable resistor YRS on the same P.C. Board, for the reading of 96
cycles when the power line freguency is of 60 Hz, or 80 cycles when it is of
50 HZ.
To turn the variable resistor clockwise is to increase the reading on the counter.
(5) When adjustment is completed, remove the cycle counter, and re-connect the
connector I 28 C \ to return to its original state.

3-3 Adjustment of kV meter circuit

When the high v9ltage capacitor is replaced, re-adjust the kV meter circuit. Or, else.
when there is any dubiety on the kV meter readings, do the same, following the steps
below.

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(1) Make sure that the power switch is OFF. Disconnect the connectorQ_cJand [2cJ
of the P.C. Board "k V .mAs CONTROL-20".
Using the wire or more than 1.25 mm 2 connect the terminals 190 and 250 of
the bottom plate terminal strip to the Tl and T2 terminals on the high voltage

generator.
(2) Connect an AC voltmeter of 0.5 class, capable of measuring AC 100V or more,
across the terminals 190 and 250 as mentioned above.
(3) Set the tube voltage regulator "kV" to the extreme right.
(4) Put the power switch to ON. The charging will start.
(5) When the charging is completed, which can be evidenced by stop of the kV
meter's movement, read the indication on both of the kV meter and of the

voltmeter.
( 6) Fig. 3.3.1 shows the relationship between the primary voltage of the high voltage

transformer and the tube voltage.

(7) Adjust the variable resistor! KVM\ of the P.C. Board "kV .mAs CONTROL-20" to
obtain that the reading of the kV meter as against the primary voltage agrees

with the relationship shown on Fig. 3.3.1. To turn the variable resistor

clockwise is to increase the reading of the kV meter.

(8) The primary voltage after completion of the above should be 60 ± 6V. Also,

the position of the IKVM Iwill approximately be as shown on Fig. 3.3.2.

(9) When adjustment is completed, make sure again that the power switch is OFF

position, then re-connect all the terminals to return as before.

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\\ h,·n tltt' tub,· Yt1IL1g,· sl't hr tl1l' tulw volt:ig,· tl'g11lator differs rro111 the r<·.1rling of the
1-_ \ lllt'tl'r ,it th,· ,·,>111plt-tio11 nf cli.11gi11g, ptunTd witl1 thl' adjt1snnc11t as follows.

( t) Set th,· tube vultage rt'g11l:1tor "kV" tu I I OK V (MC1 ()()I, 30, 2,£}~
(2) Pwn·,·d with t·hargi11g. React the kV 111ctcr indication after completion of
the ch,1rging.
(Jl Adjust the variable res_istor frsv-t{J on the P.C Board "kV.rnAs CONTROL-20"
to tu1111 clockwise, if the reading is in excess.
Or, turn to counter-clockwise if in shortage.
(4) Lower the 1,harged voltage by turning the tube voltage regulator "kV" to
counter-clockwise. Then, proceed with the charging.
(5) Verify that the reading of the kV meter after completion of charging now
agrees with the value set before as on Para (1).
(6) Next, set the tube voltage regulator "kV" to 40kV, and repeat (2) through
(5) as above. The variabl~ resistor to be used this time is IKVL,I
(7) The adjustment by IKVLI may affect the adjustment done previously by IKVH I

and, vice versa, the adjustment by [Ry_!:!] may bring a change on IKVLI
adjustment result.
(8) If such occurs, repeat (6) and those (1) through (5).

3-5 Adjustment of X-ray tube filament pre-heating circuit

The time rate of the tube voltage dropping or, in other words, the v,duc of the X-ray
cube current, which is observed when the charged tube voltage is lowered by means

of the tube voltage regulator "kV", should be conducted as follows:

(1) Set the tube voltage regulator "kV" to 90kV, and proceed with charging.

(2) After completion of charging, re-set the tube voltage reguh1tor "kV'' to
60kV or less.

(3) Measure the time spent until the kV meter reading is lowered down to 60k V.
(4) If the time measured appears to be more than 1 O seconds, adjust the variable
resistor [n"1Af] to turn to clockwise. If less than 1 0 scco11ds, tum it to
counter-clockwise.

(5) If a DC arnmeter of t he c lass around SmA i~ avail:1hle, tlu· following steps

will be more convenient.

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t Ii,• , ,11111t'lt<>t I 7c,I /\nnss CN'.l and CN I of thC'sl', cr,rirH·ct the I)(; ;irnmctcr

,1s m,·11ttc>nl'cl .,hove, with tlw positiv,· tn111i11:il l,:d to CN2.

l· nr safty 1n11pnsc, 111ak,· s111c lwro,<: co11111·c1ing r,r clisc,111111:cting the ,1mmctcr
that the ll'~idu.d !'In 111< cl1,11gl's l1avc all IH'cll 1·li1T1i11atccl fr,,rn the hil:?h_

vultagc c.1p,1rit,ns.

(7) l'rm·,·,·d with ( 1), thrn with (2). Adjllst tlic variable rcsistorfrn~F] for the

rc,,ding o f ' ~ 011 the ammeter.

(~ \ \Vhcn adjustment is completed, remove the ammeter, and re -connect the

terminals of the connector I 7C Ito return to its original positions.

J.6 Adjustment of X-ray tube current

When the X-ray tube is replaced, re-adjust the tube current as follows. Or, else,

when there is any dubiety on the value of the tube current, follow the same.

( 1) The tube current is set automatically at the same time with the setting made

on the tube voltage regulator "kV". Fig. 3.6.1 and 3.6.2 show the

relationship on the short-time ratings of the X-ray tube (CIRCLEX l.2UG)

used in this apparatus.

Of these two, Fig. 3 .6.1 is those for radiographing at more than 6mAs.

Fig. 3.6.2 is for less than SmAs.

(2) The adjustment of the tube current 1s done at these 5 points as follows:

MC125L-30 MClOOL-30
(a) 6-60mAs, 60kV (a) 6 - 60mAs, 60kV

(b) 6 - 60mAs, 80kV (b) 6 - 60mAs, 80kV

(c) 6 - 60mAs, 125kV (c) 6 - 60mAs, lOOkV

(d) 2 SmAs, 60kV (cl) 2- SmAs, 60kV

(e) 2- SmAs, 125kV (e) 2 SmAs. lOOkV

(3) Connect an mAp meter across the terminals CN1 and E of the connector [J_g
on the P.C. Board "k V.mAs CONTROL-20'', with E taken as the positive

polarity.
_For _saftr_ purpose, make sur:_ _~cfo~ co11nccti~1g or dis:l~rncctin~ 01c mAp

__!:!1et<:_r__:_hat the residual ~cc_:ric charges have all been eliminated from the

high voltage capacitors.

(4) Set the mAs selector "mAs" to 6111As.

( 5) Set the wbc voltage regulator "kV" to (10k V, and proceed with charging.

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 (6) After completion or the cl1argi11g, pcrtorm racliographing and read the
indication on the mAp meter as rncntion ecl ahove.
(7) Adjust the variable rcsistorlLYlllA)to make the mAp meter reading agreed
with the value li sted 011 Table 3.6.1. To turn the variable resistor to clockwise
is to increase the mAp meter reading.
(8) Change the tube voltage to 80kV, and repeat (5)(6)(7) as above.
The variable resistor to be used this time isl MVmA.I To turn it to clockwise
is to increase the reading of the mAp meter.

(9) Change the tube voltage to 125kV (MClO0L-30, l0OkV), and repeat (5)(6)(7) ..
The variable resistor to be used this time is I HVmA. I To turn it clockwise is to
increase the reading of the mAp meter.
(10) Now, change the setting of the mAs selector "mAs" to 4mAs.
Also, change the tube voltage to 60kV, and repeat (5)(6)(7).
The variable resistor to be used this time is ISHmA. I
(11) Change the tube voltage to 125kV (MCl00L-30, l00kV), and repeat (5)(6)(7).
The variable resistor to be used this time is I HSHmA. I
(12) These adjustments concerning the 5 variable resistors should be conducted
exactly in the order as written above.
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( 13 ) All the variable resistors except jHSHmA and SHmA, are to increase the tube
current when turned clockwise, The HSHmAI and I ISHmA I are to increase the
tube current when turned counter-clockwise.

(14) Measure the tube voltage and tube current at other points than those
mentioned above, to verify that all the values are at around 90% of the
short-time rating of the X-ray tube.

(15) When all adjustments are completed, remove the mAp meter and return the

terminal connections of the connector! 7C Ito the original positions.

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40 so 60 70 80 90 100 110 120

Charge voltage kV

Fig. 3.6.1

600
mAp
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500
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Charge voltage kV

Fig. 3.6.2

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Adjusting Variable mAs Tube Tube current mAp
--
order resistor selector voltage 60 Hz 50 Hz
- - - - - - - >-
LVmA 6 mAs 60 kV 450 400
I
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l MVmA 6 111As 80 kV 330 290
,r' 2
---- - -- - --
100 kV 250 225
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I 3 HV111A 6 mAs
/ ....'- 125 kV 180 160

4 SHmA 4 mAs 60 kV 540 490

, ... 100 kV 275 250
I

5 HSHmA 4 mAs
125 kV 180 160

Table 3.6.1

3-7 Adjustment of mAs timer

The capacitance of the high voltage capacitor employed in this apparatus is 1 µF.
Because of this, the value of the tube voltage drop and the mAs value at the time of
radiographing is made to equal. If the mAs timer is found as bearing any error,
measure the tube voltage drop and adjust the mAs timer in the following manner.
(1) Set the mAs selector "mAs" to 20mAs.
(2) Set the tube voltage regulator "kV" to l00kV, and proceed with charging.
(3) After completion of the charging, perform the radiographing and read the
value of drop on the kV meter.
(4) Adjust the variable resistor! mAsl on the P.C. Board "kV.mAs CONTROL-20"

to have the voltage drop to be shown on the kV meter become 20k V (or,
80kV at the tube voltage when radiographing is completed).
(5) Then, check the values of the voltage drop (or, mAs in other words) on other
mAs ranges. Verify that all arc within the tolerance ± 10% if in the range of
20mAs or more, or ± 2kV when in the range less than 20mAs.

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, 8 Adjustment of battery charging circuit (MC1 25 L- 30 only)
Whrn the battery is fully charged, charging will be automatically stopped. If the
circuit require adjustn1ent, follow the procedure below.
(1) For conducting this adjust111inL, a DC power supply source of the kind as

below is required:
10 15V,Variable
Ripple, within 1%
Current capacity, 10 mA
perfect insulation to power source
(2) Disconnect the wire that connects +B2 of the connector! lM lof the P.C.

Board "MOTOR CONTROL-30" to the terminal +B within the same

P.C. Board.
(3) Connect the DC power source across the +B2 of the connector\lMland the
terminal -B within the same P.C. Board, with the positive terminal

connected to +B2.
(4) Set the output voltage at 12V on the power source. ( A voltmeter should

be provided to this DC power source.)

(5) Turn the "LINE" switch to ON. The LED"D5" will be lit, indicating that

the charging is going on.

( 6) Increase the output voltage of the DC power source gradually.
Arriving at about 14.5 V, the LED "D5" will be gone off. Verify that the

charging is stopped.
(7) If the voltage at which the charge is stopped is not 14.SV, adjust the
variable resistor VRl on the P.C. Board "MOTOR CONTROL-30" for the

correct value.
(8) When adjustment is completed, remove the DC power source, and
re-connect the short ciurcuit wire between the connector I lM land +B

terminal.

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4. Troubleshooting
Refer to this section when checking/repairing this apparatus MC1 2 .'i L-3 0 .
In this section, countermeasures for the following symptoms have been set forth:
(1) Not chargeable, charging performance abnormal.
(2) X-ray radiation not possible.
(3) Not dischargeable.
In the case where the aforementioned symptoms appear plurally, repair according to the
aforementioned order. Furthermore, when you ge t a rough idea of spot in trouble, proceed to
repairing with reference made to the separate volume Technical Manual. Besides, refer to

Circuit Diagrams attached to this Installation Manual.

The following checking items are all referring to checks on the "kV mA.s CONTROL-20" PCB.
Co nfirm that each conn ecto r o n th e PCB h as bee n co rrec tl y plugge d in as per no tation .

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•l I Not rli,11 ge;ihk, < liarging I"'' f11t111.,11, t· ;1!111<,n11 •.I

Di"'' h;nrt li.11 p1 ov1d,·d

on tl,r high tt·11•.11,11 NO j 1'11111h1· ''"Pi" r pin of 1111 d1°,1 l1,,rft I,,,, 111
j~rnrr,atot 111 th1· pulled 11"'" up d11 di•,, li:o1g,• bar.
up,tatc?

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r P~w,•r 0~ :r
l.11n1ino11s ,ltodc f f)(!:_1
lirJ,r, up w1tl1 0 kV
setting of kV 1cguL1tor.
-J NO
Output of op.
amp. M303:
+J0~+15V

YES

LJ~l_{j goes out as kV NO Look for which of op. amp. MJ.Q3 ~

05 is giving out
regulator set to >35 kV + output. If voltages of input pins 2 & 3
arc 2 > 3 , that op. amp. defective.
YES If 2 <
3 , that op. amp.'s input related abnormal.

X R voltage of connector
NO
[zif] changes from Transistor Q4 defective
+l 5 V to 0 V.

YES

Set kV regulator to 70
kV, and depress
CHARGE button.

Relay K·Tl or K-T2 ON. NO Relay K-BlJl ON. YES~ Triac Dl-01 defective

YES NO
When CHARGE button is
depressed,+ 15 V appears at
CB2 of connector ITT<'.:J.
YES

Relay YES Turn OFF power, and check

K-RE1 ON for connectors [f~ &
[TI~ related.
YES NO -------~
Relay K-Tl Chargeable if con-
Y£S Ql 02
or K-T2 nector ffic]
is
defective
defective disconnected.

YES NO

l
Microswitch pro-
vided to dischay~cr
defective or [} lcJ
misconnected.
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lights up during
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NO r Tc.msi,,o,
i.92 02 ON
J N0{0111put of op. amp. M3 06·j
I 10~ 15 V
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YES rM306
1
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dcfecti_vJ
charging. YES NO

Check the even pui;,;" chargjng circuit

rcfedng ~o Technical Instruction Manual

CH1-CH2 interval of con- NO

nector 4C short- 1 - - -- --...4 Luminous diode
circuited. [gH] defective

YES

[EJ misconnected
Charging begins. NO Photocoupler ~ defective

YES

Charging stops at the NO argmg stops at NO Op. amp. M3-04

1------,.; abt. 127 kV. (MC
set tube voltage. l00L-30, 102kV defective

YES * CAUTION
Op. amp. M3-06 This case is dangerous.
output: +10 ~ Tum OFF power immediately,
15 V disconnect connector 00 ,
tum ON power again, and let
YES NO discharging down to 0 kV.
Set kV regulator to Transistor Q2-02 M3-06
100 kV. defective defective

Luminous diode
[]HJ lights up from NO
Op. amp. M3-02
output: +10 ~ YES Luminous diode ISH I
defective
abt. 80 kV. 15 V

YES
NO
Charging circuit OK.
M3-02
defective

- 17 -
 1.,~ 1 1.li.11 ion not l"'ssihlc

1\,1\ I l N 1 (In tlw c,isc ,,fSl\11 ''ii I0, 111111 l)l F thc ''I' Sl'OT" ,w11rlt.)

S.-t
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J
Rd.ns t,.. RFI
th,· \.-r.w

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- -
RF2
_ r-JC~_- R,·=- K BU2 ~N Power OFF
r l)
NO

AC l00V at AR l NO ll4Cjrelated With resistor Rl 9-04

of connector misconnected or (gate circuit of thy-
1uc1 thermal switch ristor D6-02) short-
of X-ray tu be in circuited, K-BU2 put
YES working. ON if power is put
'ES
With ARl - AR2 ON momentarily?
K-REl & K-RE2
interval short- defective.
circuited, K-REl NO YES
& K-RE2 ON.
Thyristor D6-02
YES defective
~ related With short wire
misconnected. disconnected,
power ON &
K-BU2 ON.

Op. amp. M3-ll YES

output: +10 ~ M3-ll
defective
15 V
NO

Op. amp. M3-12 YES

output: +10 ~ M3-12
15 V defective

NO

Check transistors.
Check bridge rectifiers D7-02 ~ 05.
Check filament heating transfom1er.

Relay K-XR ON in 1 ~ 2 With connector I 14Clrelated misconnected.

sec. later. j 13C j disconnected NO Check for perfonnance of Type 3
& ARl - AR2 starter.
interval short- Check collimator ack'ment
circuitcd, AC 100V circuit.
at HX3?

YES YES

- l8 -
 With HX3 - HX4 NO With ~ discon-
interval short- nected & Bl - B2 K-XR
circuite d, K-XR ON. interval short-circuited, defective
K-XR ON.

YES YES

[00 related i I
18C related mis-
misconnected connected.
Check ack'ment circuit
of peripheral eqpt.

Luminous diode NO Transistor Ql-05 YES Connector l 19C I related mis-

ON 1-----""" connected or luminous diode
IX-RAY I lights up.
IX-RAY I defective.
NO

Thyristor D6-01 ON 1---------'-N-'-0=..1 Ql-05 defective

YES
Op. amp. M3-13 NO
Disconnect connector YES Check
i I,
Transistor Q4 ON
output: +10 ~
15 V
l 8C depress the
X-ray button once
more.
PCB __
....__ ___.,. PHOTO-SM
__,

+ 15 V is irn pressed YES I

Then X-RAY light l
onXRof [I!£], up?
M.3-13
defective NO

D6-01
defective

NO Recd relay for grid control provided inside the:

X-rays radiate
high tension generator defective.

4.3 Not dischargeablc

X-ray radiation is
impossible.

Under the condition

of charging done to
a certain voltage,
set kV regulator to
0 kV to do discharg-
ing operation.

Luminous diode DCH I I Op. amp. M3-03/05

lights up. defective

YES
Discharge down to a Check ack'ment circuit of 11 & 12 of
few kV. connector ~ .

Complete discharge f-----l M303

defective

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\'lll'l'i\lih tll,\lli\(''i'l'IUSTICS AT l~ACII CIIECK POINT

nN A "kV. mAs CONTROL-20" P.C. BOARD.

➔i:-IK! jn}Ji\Xri<l refer to { conncc.tion diagram 501-07015
Fig. 5. 1

Volta~• charactcri~fic (50/Ml I fr)

;1t check point 0
IV]
L
4

Voltage at check point ~

about 8.9V (50/60 Hz)

0
- - - - - - - - --+-
40 80 120
Voltage characteristic (50/60 Hz)
tube voltage [kV]
at check point @J (a)
[V]

I
12

Voltage characteristic (50/60 Hz)

8
at check point (sJ
[V]

t ~
10 4

9
l 0
40 t
-t-"- +
/ 80 120

l 1 tube volta~e [k VJ

0 'Gt----1-- +- - + - - -4 J
90 100 110

line voltage [ V]

- 20 -
 Voltage d1,,t,!GtGrist1c<; 1(,1) fl'!)

at c..lwc:k point ~ (d), /c)

t·h,tgc ch r.1ctnih1 t~s ( <,n 111.)
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2 t I at check point ~ , ffi]
Voltage characteristics at check point ( 60 Hz) [Vil I

@] (f), II] and [I) j 6~60mAs

80
[VJ
2~5mAs -~ 0
5 + 6~ 60mAs (f)=0 60

6~60mAs

40
2~5mAs

20

0 '----+-------- + - -;- I 0 ➔ -1- +

80 120 40 80 120
40

tube voltage [kV] tube voltage [kV]

· 21 ·
 Volt,1~c charattcri~tics ( 50 H:,.)

.it thcr; k pornt ~ '<l1, 1 cJ

oltagc chura.:tcristic.s (50 Hz)
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tub~ volt~ge !kV)

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6
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4
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tube voltage [kV]

Voltage characteristics (50 Hz)
-2
at check point ~ , ~
Voltage characteristics (50 Hz) (V] 2~5mAs

at check point @J (f), m and QJ 80 6~60mAs

/
[V]

5 60
2~SmAs
6~60mAs

(f) =0 40
2~5mAs @]

20

t---+---+--4--~-+ --.--.--+ 0 t t-
40 80 120 40 80 120

tu~e voltage (kV) tube voltag<' [kV]

- 22 -
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1. When operating the tube current regulator on tlie occasion of readjusting the tube current,
pay fully attention to the possibility that the tube current will undergo a large change at a slight

change in setting of this regulator.

2. Readjustment of tube current is required when the X-ray tube unit is newly installed or

when it is replaced with the new one.

Resume the adjustment after resetting the tube current regulator of the mA regulator unit
to a lower value than the usual because there is the possibility that the tube current will flow
excessively on account of good emission characteristic as depending upon the specific X-ray

tube used.

35
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