Installation Manual: High Speed Rotation Starter

M516-E306 K
May. 2015
High Speed Rotation Starter
SA-60
Installation Manual
This manual is for professional service engineers.
Do NOT use this manual unless you have received proper training.
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INDEX
1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 1-1
1.1 New SA-60 shipping after July 2008 ................................................................................ 1-2
1.2 Change MOTHER-SA60................................................................................................... 1-3
1.3 Combination of NEXSH/NEXSC Board and MOTHER-SA60 Board ............................... 1-3
1.4 Restriction of Maintenance for SA-60 with NEXSC (Original) .......................................... 1-3
2. Installation and Connection .................................................................................................... 2-1
2.1 Input ratings ...................................................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Output ratings ................................................................................................................... 2-1
2.3 Components and installation of the apparatus ................................................................. 2-2
2.3.1 Components of the apparatus .................................................................................... 2-2
2.3.2 Outside dimensions and weight ................................................................................. 2-2
2.3.3 Environment conditions .............................................................................................. 2-3
2.3.4 Heat generation.......................................................................................................... 2-3
2.4 Compliance of standards .................................................................................................. 2-4
2.5 Cable connections between power supply and each unit ................................................ 2-5
2.5.1 Cable connections between power supply and each unit .......................................... 2-5
2.5.2 Checking stator connections .................................................................................... 2-17
2.6 Connection in accordance with supply voltage .............................................................. 2-19
2.6.1 Selecting the input taps of the power transformer T1 and T2 .................................. 2-20
2.6.2 Changing the output tap of power transformer T1 ................................................... 2-22
2.7 DIP SW Settings and 7-Segment Display ...................................................................... 2-24
2.7.1 NEXSH Board Dip SW Settings ............................................................................... 2-24
2.7.2 NEXSH Board Jumper Pin Settings ......................................................................... 2-25
2.7.3 Reset Switch of NEXSH Board ................................................................................ 2-25
2.7.4 7-segment displays on NEXSH Board ..................................................................... 2-26
2.7.5 MOTHER-SA60 Board ............................................................................................. 2-28
2.7.6 NEXSC board settings (Information)........................................................................ 2-29
3. Performance Checking and Installation Adjustments ............................................................ 3-1
3.1 Checking the power supply voltage .................................................................................. 3-1
3.2 Initial setting items ............................................................................................................ 3-2
3.3 Initialization of NEXSH Board ........................................................................................... 3-2
3.4 SA-60 Setting software ..................................................................................................... 3-3
3.4.1 Required jig and software .......................................................................................... 3-3
3.4.2 Connecting PC and setting DP SW ........................................................................... 3-3
3.4.3 Startup and setting of software .................................................................................. 3-4
3.5 Time setting ...................................................................................................................... 3-5
3.6 Input tube code ................................................................................................................. 3-6
3.7 Download and upload of setting data ............................................................................... 3-8
3.7.1 Download from setting data SA-60 ............................................................................ 3-8
3.7.2 Read and Upload the Setting Data ............................................................................ 3-8
3.8 Exit initial setting software ................................................................................................ 3-9
3.9 Nonstandard X-ray tube setting ........................................................................................ 3-9
3.10 Confirmation of startup, braking and output voltage..................................................... 3-10
3.10.1 Confirmation of output voltage (output voltage between X and Y of high-speed
rotation on startup) to SHIMADZU J-type 750MHU,1.5MHU tube ........................ 3-10
3.10.2 Confirmation of output voltage (output voltage between X and Y of high-speed
rotation on startup) to VARIAN 1.5MHU tube ....................................................... 3-12
3.10.3 Confirmation of output voltage applied to VARIAN 600 kHU tube (between X
and Y during startup by high-speed rotation) ........................................................ 3-14
4. Method of Adjusting Details.................................................................................................... 4-1
4.1 Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 4-1
4.2 Measuring Equipment Needed for the Adjustments ......................................................... 4-1
4.3 Precautions for the Adjustments ....................................................................................... 4-1
4.4 Connecting the Cables ..................................................................................................... 4-2
4.5 Turning on Power and Checking Voltages ....................................................................... 4-2
4.5.1 Preparations for supplying power .............................................................................. 4-2
4.5.2 Turning on power ....................................................................................................... 4-2
4.5.3 Checking the voltages ................................................................................................ 4-3
4.6 Inserting Printed Circuit Boards ........................................................................................ 4-3
4.7 Initial setting entries .......................................................................................................... 4-4
4.8 Preparations for Tentative Operations.............................................................................. 4-4
4.9 Adjusting INVERTER-SA60 board ................................................................................... 4-4
4.9.1 Adjusting the frequency of 50-kHz oscillator .............................................................. 4-4
5. Setting Terminal Communication .......................................................................................... 5-1
5.1 Requirements ................................................................................................................... 5-1
5.2 Connection ........................................................................................................................ 5-1
5.3 Setting PC ......................................................................................................................... 5-2
5.4 Confirmation of Connection .............................................................................................. 5-3
5.5 Acquiring Error Log (FLOG).............................................................................................. 5-4
5.6 Acquiring Operation Log ................................................................................................... 5-5
5.7 Automatic Acquisition of Operation Log ........................................................................... 5-6
5.7.1 Operating Environment .............................................................................................. 5-6
5.7.2 Executing RemologSA ............................................................................................... 5-6
6. Settings for P324DK and P364DK Tube ................................................................................ 6-1
6.1 Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 6-1
6.2 Supply input voltage ......................................................................................................... 6-1
6.3 Wiring Change .................................................................................................................. 6-1
6.4 SA-60 programming.......................................................................................................... 6-2
7. Maintenance ........................................................................................................................... 7-1
7.1 Cleaning and Disinfecting ................................................................................................. 7-1
7.2 Precautions when Returning or Transferring the Equipment ........................................... 7-2
7.3 Inspecting the Lithium Battery .......................................................................................... 7-3
Appendix A. ................................................................................................................................A-1
A.1 X-ray Tube Type Designation Table ................................................................................A-1
A.2 Specifications for the Modes ............................................................................................A-3
A.3 Outputs and anode rotation velocity in each mode ..........................................................A-6
A.4 LED Displays and Check Pins .........................................................................................A-8
A.4.1 MOTHER-SA60 Board LED display ..........................................................................A-8
A.4.2 INVERTER-SA60 board ............................................................................................A-9
A.4.3 POWER RELAY-SA60 board ..................................................................................A-10
Appendix B. Performance Checking and Installation Adjustments (For NEXSC Board) ...........B-1
B.1 Checking the power supply voltage .................................................................................B-1
B.2 Initial setting entries for the starter ...................................................................................B-2
B.2.1 Initial setting items .....................................................................................................B-2
B.2.2 General precautions ..................................................................................................B-4
B.2.3 Outline of the initialization procedure ........................................................................B-8
B.2.4 Checking the finished initial settings..........................................................................B-9
B.2.5 SA-60 initial settings ................................................................................................B-11
B.2.5.1 Initial setting procedure for General Mode ........................................................B-11
B.2.5.2 Initial setting procedure for Nonstandard Tube Mode.......................................B-16
B.2.5.3 Initial setting procedure for Option Mode ..........................................................B-19
B.2.5.4 Initial setting procedure for Data Display Mode ................................................B-30
B.3 Confirmation of Output Voltage ......................................................................................B-32
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1. Introduction
This manual is Installation Manual for Shimadzu High Speed Rotation Starter SA-60 which is used to
rotate the anode of rotating anode X-ray tubes of 1.5 MHU, 1.0 MHU, 750 kHU, 600kHU, and 400 kHU,
etc. made by Shimadzu (Circlex) and other manufacturers. Install and adjust the Starter following the
steps described in this manual.
When installing the Starter, follow the steps in Section 2 "Installation and Connection" and Section 3
"Performance Check and Installation Adjustments". Section 4 "Detailed Adjustments" describes the
adjustments that were made in the factory. Section 6 “Settings for P324DK and P364DK Tube”
describes setting P type X-ray tube. It is not necessary to adjust the items described in Section 4,
excepting when some troubles have occurred or readjustments are needed after circuit boards or parts
have been exchanged.
In addition, NEXSH board is used instead of CPU board for SA-60 which is shipped after July 2008.
For SA-60 with NEXSC board, please refer to Section Appendix B “Performance Checking and
Installation Adjustments (for NEXSC)” instead of Section 3 “Performance Checking and Installation
Adjustments”.
NOTE
In the factory, the starter is not set or adjusted in combination with X-ray tubes used in
hospitals. When installing the starter, specifically set and adjust the starter to combine it
with the X-ray tubes actually used in the hospital as described above.
DANGER
Electric charges are still remaining in the electrolytic capacitors of the power supply circuit
for five minutes after power off. During this time, do not touch the circuit as there is danger
of electric shock.
CAUTION
1 Change the tap connections of the following transformer in accordance with the local
power voltage.
Refer to Section 2.6 of this Installation Manual.
2 Before changing the connections at <T1> and <T2>, turn off power. The power-off can be
confirmed by turning off of LED1 on MOTHER-SA60 board.
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1.1 New SA-60 shipping after July 2008
Pay attention to the New SA-60, which is shipped after July 2008, as it is different from the
original SA-60.
This installation manual (for revision C or later version) is intended for new SA-60.
Procedure to distinguish the New SA-60 and original SA-60 will be described, so make sure to
read it before installation. For the original SA-60, refer to Section Appendix B “Performance
Checking and Installation Adjustments (For NEXSC)” instead of Section 3 “Performance
Checking and Installation Adjustments”.
Original SA-60 New SA-60 (Shipping after July, 2008)
CPU Board NEXSC Board NEXSH Board
(502-21241) (502-26586-01 / 562-26586-01)
Exterior Without SH label. With SH label.
(Floor
mounted)
SH
Name Plate
Name Plate
＜Side of the System＞＜Side of the System＞
Rack Unit Without SH label on the top of NEXSH With SH label on the top of NEXSH board.
board.
INVERTER-SA60 SH
INVERTER-SA60
POWER
POWER
RELAY SA-60 RELAY SA-60
NEXSC NEXSH
＜Rack Unit ASSY＞＜Rack Unit ASSY＞

Accessories SH-SA60/61 SAEditor CD
(502-26593 / 562-26593)
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1.2 Change MOTHER-SA60
MOTHER-SA60 board, which is shipped after July 2008, is changed (ASSY E).
Also, PN is changed to “502-20645-01 / 562-20645-01”.
From revision E, such as a main IC is mounted on the surface. When combine the later revision of
MOTHER-SA60 board and the original NEXSC board of CPU board, it is required to change DIP
switch of MOTHER-SA60. Check DIP switch as following the table 1 below.
(Refer to Section 2.7 for details of DIP SW.)
Table 1. Setting DIP Switch of MOTHER-SA60

For NEXSH Board For NEXSC Board
SW1-1 OFF SW1-1 ON
SW1-2 OFF SW1-2 OFF
SW1-3 OFF SW1-3 OFF
SW1-4 OFF SW1-4 OFF
1.3 Combination of NEXSH/NEXSC Board and MOTHER-SA60 Board

The combination of NEXSH board and original MOTHER-SA60 board (ASSY D or previous)
cannot be used as follows.
MOTHER-SA60 Board ＜Original＞＜Shipping After

MOTHER-SA60 Board July 2008＞
(ASSY D or previous) MOTHER-SA60 Board
CPU Board 502-20645 (ASSY E or later)
502-20645-01 / 562-20645-01
＜Original＞
Available Available
NEXSC Board
＜Shipping After
July 2008＞ Not Available Available
NEXSH Board
1.4 Restriction of Maintenance for SA-60 with NEXSC (Original)

SA-60 with NEXSC is not available with the following function described in this manual.
 Installation adjustment by using SA-60 setting software (SAEditor)
 Terminal communication and log acquisition
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2. Installation and Connection
2.1 Input ratings
Power Single phase 200V, 208V, 220V, 230V, 240V

Supply （for power and control circuits）
Frequency 50/60Hz
Capacity 7.5kVA
Voltage ±10%
validation
Ground No greater than 100 ohm.
resistance
2.2 Output ratings

(a) High speed rotation
Voltage/Frequency 150V, 220V, 275V, 340V, 425V, 500V, 550V, 600V
Rectangular wave output
180Hz / 150Hz
Phase shift capacitor 21μF (Q-stator), 5μF (R-stator)
(b) Low speed rotation

Voltage/Frequency 150V, 220V, 275V sinusoidal wave output 50Hz/60Hz
Phase shift capacitor 66μF (Q-stator), 30μF (R-stator)
(c) Intermittent drive Power is supplied intermittently with the same specifications as
above (a) and (b).
(d) Braking
・AC braking 150V, 220V, 275V Rectangular wave output 50Hz
Phase shift capacitor: 66μF (Q-stator), 30μF (R-stator)
・DC braking DC140V, DC210V, DC260V
* The voltages in (a) to (d) vary within ±10% of the above values with the variation of supply
voltage.
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2.3 Components and installation of the apparatus
2.3.1 Components of the apparatus
(1) SA-60main Unit ………………………..…. 1 set

(2) Cables
Power cable SA-60 (3cores 18m) ………………………..…. 1 pc
DC signal cable <JS1> (30cores 5m) ………………………..…. 1 pc
AC signal cable (16cores 5m) ………………………..…. 1 pc
(3) Floor set case (option) ………………………..…. 1 set
(4) Accessories
Core ………………………..…. 0 pcs
Aluminum clamp ………………………..…..3 pcs
* Depends on shipment time, there are two or four pieces of core and a piece of clamp.
Even when the core is attached, it is not necessary to use the core.
2.3.2 Outside dimensions and weight

Floor set
470case（Option）
mm 520 mm 400 mm
Weight: about 50 kg
NOTE
Install the equipment so that the cable inlet is located downwards and
the clearance between ventilation outlet of fans and wall is not less than
5 cm. There is a risk of malfunction of the equipment in case the air is
not ventilated properly.
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2.3.3 Environment conditions
(1) Operating environment
Temperature: 10℃～40℃
Humidity: 45%～85% (non-condensing)
Atmospheric pressure: 700hPa～1060hPa
(2) Transportation and storage environment

Temperature: -10℃～60℃
Humidity: 10%～95% (non-condensing)
Atmospheric pressure: 700hPa～1060hPa
2.3.4 Heat generation

Heat generated from the environment is as follows;
SA-60 1400W
Heat (1200kcal/h)
Generation
 1kW = 860 kcal/h

 Heat calculated drive sequence
 Repeating acceleration and breaking of Varian-made 1.5MHU x-ray tube
(G-1582Bi type) anode every 3 minutes.
 Note that heat generation value alters according to the drive sequence.
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2.4 Compliance of standards
(1) The device complies with IEC60601-1 safety regulations.
(Protection against electrical shock hazard: Class I equipment)
(2) Environmental conditions of EMC (Electro-magnetic compatibility)

This unit belongs to Group 1 and Class A equipment in accordance to EN60601-1-2: 1993,
EN55011: 1991.The device uses radio-frequency energy only for its internal function and is not
intended to deliver energy to the patient. But a little leakage radio-frequency energy does harm
to a high-sensitive equipment.
The supply mains line in the clinical site should be connected to the domestic power sources which
are separated from the public main network.
NOTE
The unit can drive up to two kinds and three X-ray tubes.
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2.5 Cable connections between power supply and each unit
2.5.1 Cable connections between power supply and each unit
Connect the cables as shown in Fig. 2.5.1. Refer to the internal wiring configuration of the
apparatus for the connecting terminal locations.
CAUTION
First, connect the earth line from the power distribution panel to the apparatus. Use
spring washers to prevent loosening of the connection.
DANGER
Be sure to turn off power before connecting the cables. Otherwise, there is danger of
electric
shock.
Power Distribution X-ray tube(1)
Power supply 1φ 200 ～ 240V
～ 50/60Hz Power cable SA-60 (18m)
Heat Exchanger(1)
AC signal Cable(5m)
X-ray tube(2)
TUBE SELECTOR-96 TH3L L100C TH2M MC TH1L L100A ENL
TH3M TH2L L100B GND TH1M
TUBE SELECTOR-90
TERMINAL-2002/2005 Terminal TB2
TH3L L100C TH2M GND TH1M
TH3M TH2L L100B TH1L L100A JS1
Heat Exchanger(2)
MOTHER SA-60 Board
Earth Terminal ( MC)

POWER RELAY Board　
H.V.Trans Terminal TB1
D150KH-20/30/40
XA YA ZA XB YB XB XC YC ZC
X-ray tube(3)
SA-60
UD CONT-2002 /2005
MOTHER-96
EMC-90A/B
JS1
Heat Exchanger(3)
JS1 Cable(5m)
High Voltage Generator
ZUD150B/L UD150B-40 Cable attached to X-ray
tubes
UD150B-30
AUD150G
Note 1) When connecting two X-ray tubes, use different type of X-ray tubes for the first and second X-ray tubes. When connecting three
X-ray tubes, connect the third tube of the same type as either the first or the second tube.
Note 2) Tightly connect the cable with a mark (metal center line) in the AC cable for the generator to the earth terminal board of the
high-voltage generator.(mA Detector) Do not connect it to any other earth terminal because a large current flows through the center line when
metal X-ray tube.
Note 3) Directly connect the X-ray tube attached cables to SA-60. This is different from the case with SA-42.
Note 4) Depends on tube types, Heat exchanger might not be provided.
Fig. 2.5.1 SA-60 Connection Diagram
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1. Power cable
Power Distributor SA-60
Cable contents
(Single Phase) TerminalTB2
L P/N 502-21311 / 562-21311 L
N Power cable (18m) N
φ11.5mm 3cores
Note) In MDD-CE reguration area, approval power cable should be prepared by local
agent. The specification of the power cable is following;
Number of cores 2+GND, without shield
2
Conductor (mm ) 3.5
Nominal Voltage Minimum 300V
Temperature range Minimum 105℃
Test Voltage Minimum 2000V
2. JS1Cable
SA-60 UD CONT-2002 (B-40/G-40)
MOTHER-SA60 Cable contents MOTHER-96 (B-30)
Board EMC-90A/B (AUD)
UD CONT-2005 (ZUD)
JS1 P/N 501-79774 / 561-79774 JS1
JS1 cable (5m)
Note1) Connect the shield by the side of High Voltage Generator with GND.
Note2) Refer to Fig. 2.5.2 and connect with provided metal clamp.
Note3) In case of that covering is not skinned and only a metal clamp is attached, clamp
processing of JS1 cable has an unnecessary.
Fig. 2.5.2 Shielded JS1 Cable (SA-60)
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3. AC signal Cable
TUBESELECTOR-96
SA-60 (B-40, B-30, and ZUD with
Cable contents
Terminal TB2 optional double-tube unit)
EMC-90A/B (AUD)
TERMINAL-2005 (ZUD)
TH1M ← → TH1M
TH1L ← → TH1L
L100A ← → L100A（*TERMINAL-2005L100）
L0 ← → L0
E E GND/E/PE
TH2M ← → TH2M
TH2L ← → TH2L
P/N 502-20091 / 562-20091
L100B ← → L100B
AC signal Cable CE (5m)
TH3M ← → TH3M
TH3L ← → TH3L
L100C ← → L100C
High Voltage Trans.
D150KH-20/30/40
MCA E E
CAUTION
There is no part which connects TH2M, TH2L, L100B, TH3M, TH3L, and L100C in
TERMINAL-2005 (ZUD). Insulated processing of the terminal portion of a cable is
carried out.
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Note) Refer to Fig. 2.5.3 and connect the shield of SA-60 and High Voltage Generator with
provided metal clamp.
Note) If only one side (only High Voltage Generator side) of cable which covering is
skinned, clamp only a High Voltage Generator side.
SA-60
SA-60
Fig. 2.5.3 Shielded Signal Cable
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4. X-ray tube attached cable
Use a box cutter, or other tool, to strip about 300 mm of the cable jacket from the SA-60 end
of the cable included with the X-ray tube.
Approx. 300 mm
Fig. 2.5.4 SA-60 End of Cable Included with X-Ray Tube
(a.1) First X-ray tube (TUBE1) (Without heat exchanger)

SA-60 X-ray Tube
POWER RELAY (Without heat
Terminal TB1 exchanger)
XA X
YA Y
ZA Z
Terminal TB2
L0 L0 (1)
L100A L100 (2)
TH1M TH (8)
TH1L TH (9)
E E
Note) Fasten the shield to the SA-60 chassis with the provided metal clamp (refer to Fig.
2.5.5).
Note) Depends on shipment time, there are two or four pieces of core. Even when the
core is attached, it is not necessary to use the core.
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Fig. 2.5.5 Shielded X-ray tube attached cable (In case of shielded type cable)
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(a.2) First X-ray tube (TUBE1) (Varian 600 kHU G292/G297 + ZUD system)
SA-60 X-ray Tube Heat Exchanger
ZUD
POWER RELAY TERMINAL-2005
X2
Terminal TB1
XA ← L0
YA ← L100 Connector
ZA ← PE
Terminal TB2
L0 ← Connector
L100A ←
MC ←
TH1M ←
TH1L ←
E E
Note) Depends on shipment time, there are two or four pieces of core. Even when the core
is attached, it is not necessary to use the core.
(a.3) First X-ray tube (TUBE1) (With heat exchanger other than HE-05S)
SA-60
POWER RELAY X-ray Tube Heat Exchanger
Terminal TB1
XA X
YA Y
ZA Z
Terminal TB2
L0 L0 (1)
L100A L100 (2)
TH1M TH (8)
TH1L TH7
E E
SPARE TH (9) TH9
2.5.5).
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(a.4) First X-ray tube (TUBE1) (With heat exchanger HE-05S)
SA-60 X-ray Tube Heat Exchanger
POWER RELAY HE-05S
Terminal TB1
XA X
YA Y
ZA Z
Terminal TB2
L0 L0 (1)
L100A L100 (2)
TH1M TH7
TH1L TH9
E E
2.5.5).
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(b.1) Second X-ray Tube (TUBE2) (Without heat exchanger)
SA-60 X-ray Tube
XB X
YB Y
ZB Z
Terminal TB2
L0 L0 (1)
L100B L100 (2)
TH2M TH (8)
TH2L TH (9)
E E
2.5.5).
b.2) Second X-ray tube (TUBE2 )(With heat exchanger other than HE-05S)
SA-60
Terminal TB1
XB X
YB Y
ZB Z
Terminal TB2
L0 L0 (1)
L100B L100 (2)
TH2M TH (8)
TH2L TH7
E E
SPARE TH (9) TH9
2.5.5).
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(b.3) Second X-ray tube (TUBE2) (With heat exchanger HE-05S)
SA-60
Heat Exchanger
POWER RELAY X-ray Tube
HE-05S
Terminal TB1
XB X
YB Y
ZB Z
Terminal TB2
L0 L0 (1)
L100B L100 (2)
TH2M TH7
TH2L TH9
E E
2.5.5).
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(c.1) Third X-ray Tube (TUBE3) (Without heat exchanger)
SA-60 X-ray Tube
XC X
YC Y
ZC Z
Terminal TB2
L0 L0 (1)
L100C L100 (2)
TH3M TH (8)
TH3L TH (9)
E E
2.5.5).
(c.2) Third X-ray tube (TUBE3)(With heat exchanger other than HE-05S)
SA-60
Terminal TB1
XC X
YC Y
ZC Z
Terminal TB2
L0 L0 (1)
L100C L100 (2)
TH3M TH (8)
TH3L TH7
E E
SPARE TH (9) TH9
2.5.5).
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(c.3) Third X-ray tube (TUBE3) (With heat exchanger HE-05S)
SA-60
Heat Exchanger
POWER RELAY X-ray Tube
HE-05S
Terminal TB1
XC X
YC Y
ZC Z
Terminal TB2
L0 L0 (1)
L100C L100 (2)
TH3M TH7
TH3L TH9
E E
2.5.5).
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2.5.2 Checking stator connections
After connecting the cables attached to X-ray tubes to POWER SUPPLY board of SA-60
unit, measure the resistance between X and Y, X and Z, and Y and Z on the terminal
board of POWER RELAY board with power turned off, and fill the measured values in
the table below.
The resistance between the two of X, Y, and Z must be X－Y < X－Z < Y－Z. Make sure
of this order.
If the order is different, check whether the cables attached to the X-ray tubes are
correctly connected to X, Y, and Z.
DANGER
Risk of electric shock. Be sure to measure the resistance after power

has been turned off.
X-ray tube unit No. POWER RELAY terminal Resistance [Ω]

XA - YA
X-ray tube unit - 1 XA - ZA
YA - ZA
XB - YB
X-ray tube unit - 2 XB - ZB
YB - ZB
XC - YC
X-ray tube unit - 3 XC - ZC
YC - ZC
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The resistances between the two of X, Y, and Z of various X-ray tubes are shown in Table
below.(At 25℃)
X-ray tube type designation X - Y (Ω) X - Z (Ω) Y - Z (Ω)

Shimadzu J-type model
14.0 ~ 18.0 45.0 ~ 55.0 59.0 ~ 73.0
(750 KHU, 1.5 MHU)
Shimadzu P-type model
6.0 ~ 9.0 28.0 ~ 42.0 34.0 ~ 51.0
(with R stator)
Shimadzu P-type model
(with Q stator) 4.2 ~ 5.8 7.8 ~ 10.6 12.0 ~ 16.4
(ex.0.6/1.2P32(6)4-125)
Varian-made model (1.5 MHU) 12.0 ~ 16.0 41.0 ~ 51.0 53.0 ~ 67.0
Varian-made model (1.0 MHU) 13.6 ~ 18.4 42.5 ~ 57.5 56.1 ~ 75.9
Varian-made model (600 KHU) 13.6 ~ 18.4 29.8 ~ 40.2 43.4 ~ 58.6
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2.6 Connection in accordance with supply voltage
DANGER
Before changing the connection in accordance with supply voltage,

be sure to turn off power. Otherwise, there is danger of electric shock.
WARNING
The factory-shipped internal connection in this apparatus is set for

single-phase 200V power supply. The internal connection must be
changed in accordance with the local supply voltage. If the connection
is changed in error, the apparatus may be broken down. Be sure to
check the connection before turning on power.
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2.6.1 Selecting the input taps of the power transformer T1 and T2
Depending on the mains supply voltage of power distribution panel, change the input line
connections of the internal transformer T1 and T2 as shown below:
CAUTION
Be sure to make the connection changes shown in this Section in

accordance with the supply voltage at the installation site.
Connecting terminals of T1
Supply mains voltage
Terminal for connecting L1
200V ± 10% P 200
208V ± 10% P 208
200V
220V ± 10% P 220
system
230V ± 10% P 230
240V ± 10% P 240
L1
Fig. 2.6.1 Connecting terminals of T1
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Connecting terminals of T2
Supply voltage Terminal for connecting
T2-L1
200V ± 10% 200
208V ± 10% 210
200V
220V ± 10% 220
system
230V ± 10% 230
240V ± 10% 240
T2-L1
Fig. 2.6.2 Connecting terminals of T2
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2.6.2 Changing the output tap of power transformer T1
In accordance with the input voltage specification of the X-ray tube stator to be combined with
this apparatus, change the connection of the lines "1HS", "2HS", "1NS", "2NS", "1BS", and
"2BS" that are connected to the output taps of the terminal unit of power transformer T1, 465
[500VINV.], 540 [550VINV.], 220 [220VAC], 275 [275VAC], 200 [220VINV.], and 240
[260VINV.], respectively.
In the factory setting, the connection for the first X-ray tube is set for Shimadzu J-type model
[1.5 MHU] (X-ray tube anode code: "2"), Circlex, and the connection for the second X-ray tube
is set for Varian-made model [1.5 MHU] (X-ray tube anode code: "6").
The connection for the third X-ray tube is set at unconnected code (X-ray tube anode code:
"0") and is not specified.
When connecting two X-ray tubes, use different type of X-ray tubes for the first and second
X-ray tubes. When connecting three X-ray tubes, connect the third X-ray tube of the same
type as either the first or the second tube.
Refer to the following table for the tap selection:
Following table describes means of wiremark of connecting lines.

1HS For high speed rotation of the first X-ray tube
1NS For low speed rotation of the first X-ray tube
1BS For breaking of the first X-ray tube
2HS For high speed rotation of the second X-ray tube
2NS For low speed rotation of the second X-ray tube
2BS For breaking of the second X-ray tube
Fig. 2.6.3 Connection Example of TB1
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Connection setting of each X-ray tube anode code to terminal board TB1 is as follows. Refer to
X-ray tube type designation table in “Appendix A” for combinations of X-ray tube type and X-ray
tube anode code.
And for Shimadzu J-Type [1.5MHU] and Varian-made model [1.5MHU, 600kHU], adjust the
output voltage which is indicated in section 3.10 after setting the tube code of SA-60.
X-ray tube anode code and a terminal board TB1 connection place
X-ray
tube 1HS 1NS 1BS

Model
anode 2HS 2NS 2BS
code
1 Shimadzu J-Type [750kHU] 465 150 150
2 Shimadzu J-Type [1.5MHU] 465 220 200 <-1HS/1NS/1BS Default
Shimadzu P-Type high speed rotation

3 380 150 150
model [400kHU] R-stator
Shimadzu P-Type low speed rotation

5 150 150 150
model
Varian-made model [1.5MHU]

6 465 275 220 <-2HS/2NS/2BS Default
(G1582BI/G1593BI)
Shimadzu P-Type high speed rotation
7 model [400kHU] Q-stator 335 220 200
(ex.0.6/1.2P32(6)4-125)
8 Varian-made model [1.0MHU] 520 220 200
Varian-made model [600kHU]

9 465 150 150
(G292/G297)
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2.7 DIP SW Settings and 7-Segment Display
2.7.1 NEXSH Board Dip SW Settings
a) SW2
Rotation speed selection In case of HeartSPEED-10 /BRANSIST alexa
ON:150Hz system, be sure to keep this switch ON.

SW2-1
OFF:180Hz In other systems, be sure to keep this switch
OFF.
SW2-2 Not Used. Keep this switch OFF
Initial setting mode In normal use of the apparatus, be sure to
SW2-8 ON: Initial setting mode keep this switch OFF.
OFF: In normal use
b) SW3
Writing standard initial setting data By turn ON this switch and SW2-8
SW3-1 ON: Writing standard initial setting data simultaneously, standard initial
OFF: :In normal use setting data are written in EEPROM.
c) SW4
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2.7.2 NEXSH Board Jumper Pin Settings
JP1 BATTERY Keep this switch 1-2 side.
JP2 ARC TERM (Not used.) Keep this switch 1-2 side.
JP3 DR (Not used.) Keep this switch 1-2 side.
2.7.3 Reset Switch of NEXSH Board

This switch is used to reset the operations of NEXSC board. Press this button to reset the
board in such cases as running check programs. It should be noted that this switch does not
reset whole functions of the apparatus.
SW4
LD1 LD2
SW2 SW3
LD3 LD4 LD5 LD6
JP2
JP3
SW1
CP1 +5V
CP2 GND
JP1
Fig. 2.7.1 NEXSH Board Layout Drawing
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2.7.4 7-segment displays on NEXSH Board
LD1 and LD2 on NEXSH board display each information.
LD1…. SA-60 or SA-61
LD2….SA-60 status
7-segment LED “LD1”

7-segment［LD1］
Description
display
- Displayed when SA-60 is recognized.
- Displayed when SA-61 is recognized.
This is not displayed normally in this device.
The display contents note of 7-segment LED “LD2” at the time of NEXSH board normal
operation
7-segment［LD2］
Description
display
- Displayed during the capacitors for inverter is being

charged. The period is about 20 seconds.
- Displayed when high speed rotation tube is selected.
(Not displayed when low speed rotation tube is selected.)
- Stand-by (Charging resister is short circuited.)
- Displayed during acceleration of both high speed and
low speed rotation.
- Displayed during intermittent drive of both high speed
and low speed rotation.
- Displayed during braking from high speed to low speed
rotation.
- Displayed when over current is detected.
- The system is stopped and error signal ‘STRBK’ is sent
to the high voltage generator.
- Displayed when no current error is detected.
- Displayed during the process of power shutdown.
Note) In some situation this display does not indicate correctly because of its slow response.
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LED indicators, LD3 to LD6
LD3 LED for indications about initial setting: ON : Working for initial setting
FLASH : Writing initial setting data
OFF : Working for normal operations
LD4 During initial setting: LED for indicating selection of the third X-ray tube
ON: Selected
OFF: Not selected
LD5 During initial setting: LED for indicating selection of the second X-ray tube
ON: Selected
OFF: Not selected
LD6 During initial setting: LED for indicating selection of the first X-ray tube
ON: Selected
OFF: Not selected
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2.7.5 MOTHER-SA60 Board
NEXSC/NEXSH Switch Keep this switch OFF in standard
SW1-1 Use NEXSC board: ON system use NEXSH board.
Use NEXSH board: OFF
SW1-2 (For debugging) Keep this switch OFF
SA-60/61Switch Keep this switch OFF in SA-60.
SW1-3 SA-61:ON
SA-60:OFF
SW1
CP1
+5V
CP3 +15V
CP2 GND
CP4 +24V
CP6 CHECK2
CP5 CHECK1
Fig. 2.7.2 MOTHER-SA60 Board Layout Drawing
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2.7.6 NEXSC board settings (Information)
Positions and settings of the switches and indicators are shown below:
Fig. 2.7.3 NEXSC Board Layout Drawing
Push-button switch SW1, DIP switches SW2 and SW3, LED indicators LED4 to LED6, and
7-segment displays LED1 and LED2 are mounted on NEXSC board. How to use them is as
follows:
1) SW1
This switch is used to reset the operations of NEXSC board. Press this button to reset the
board in such cases as running check programs. It should be noted that this switch does not
reset whole functions of the apparatus.
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2) DIP switches
Each DIP switch works as follows: (Usually keep the standard settings.)
a) SW2
Used for setting operating mode.
1. 1) Data write switch:
By turning ON this switch in initial setting mode, the conditions set by the DIP switches are
stored in memory and the LED indication changes.
2) Rotation speed selection(Software version 1.4～)( In case of HeartSPEED-10 /BRANSIST alexa
system.)
Turn OFF: 180Hz. Turn ON: 150Hz. (Keep this switch ON in HeartSPEED-10/BRANSIST
alexa System.)
2. Option Mode selection switch used at initial setting:
Turn ON this switch when setting Option Mode.
Normally, keep this switch OFF.
3. Extra Data Mode (other manufacturer's X-ray tube mode) selection switch used at initial setting:
Turn ON this switch when setting other manufacturer's X-ray tube mode.
4. General Mode selection switch used at initial setting:
Turn ON this switch when setting General Mode.
5. X-ray tube number selection switch used at initial setting:
6. Refer to clause 3.2.5.1[2].
7. Selection switch for debugging programs:
Be sure to keep this switch OFF. Otherwise, regular operations are not guaranteed.
8. 1) Initial setting mode:
Turn ON this switch when executing initial settings (General Mode, Extra Data Mode, and
Option Mode).
2) Turn ON this switch when uploading default settings from PC. (Software version 1.4～)
In normal use of the apparatus, be sure to keep this switch OFF.
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b) SW3
Used for setting data.
1. Writing standard initial setting data
By turning ON this switch and S2-8 simultaneously, standard initial setting
data are written in EEPROM.
Turn ON this switch when executing initial settings on NEXSC board
without any initial setting.
Do not turn ON except for above case, because all the initial settings
already made on NEXSC board will be deleted if this switch is turned on.
In the normal use of the apparatus, keep this switch OFF.
2.
3.
4.
Switches for setting each data
5.
In the normal use, keep this switch OFF.
6.
7.
8.
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3) 7-segment displays, LED1 and LED2
LED1 7-segment LED for displaying data
LED2 7-segment LED for displaying data
The display contents note of 7-segment LED “LED2” at the time of NEXSC board normal
operation
7-segment［LED2］
Description
display
- Displayed during the capacitors for inverter is being charged.

The period is about 20 seconds.
- Displayed when high speed rotation tube is selected.
- Not displayed when low speed rotation tube is selected.
- Stand-by (Charging resister is short circuited.)
- Displayed during acceleration of both high speed and low
speed rotation.
- Displayed during intermittent drive of both high speed and low
speed rotation.
- Displayed during braking from high speed to low speed
rotation.
- Displayed when over current is detected.
- The system is stopped and error signal ‘STRBK’ is sent to the
high voltage generator.
- Displayed when no current error is detected.
- Displayed when shutting downn.
Note) In some situation this display does not indicate correctly because of its slow response.
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4) LED indicators, LED3 to LED6
LED3 LED for indications about initial setting: ON : Working for initial setting
FLASH : Writing initial setting data
OFF : Working for normal
operations
LED4 During initial setting: LED for indicating selection of the third X-ray tube
ON: Selected
OFF: Not selected
LED5 During initial setting: LED for indicating selection of the second X-ray tube
ON: Selected
OFF: Not selected
LED6 During initial setting: LED for indicating selection of the first X-ray tube
ON: Selected
OFF: Not selected
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3. Performance Checking and Installation Adjustments
This chapter describes the required performance checking and procedure of installation
adjustment when installing the Starter. Refer to chapter “4. Method of Adjusting Details” in this
manual if any trouble occurs.
Refer to this chapter when it is necessary to replace the board and parts, and re-adjust the Starter.
NOTE
In the factory, the starter is not set or adjusted in combination with

X-ray tubes used in hospitals. When installing the starter, specifically
set and adjust the starter to combine it with the X-ray tubes actually
used in the hospital as described in this chapter.
This section describes the installation adjustment for SA-60 with
NEXSH board. Refer to the section “Appendix B: Performance Check
and Installation Adjustments (for NEXSC Board)” for SA-60 with NEXSC
board.
Note
Electric charges remain in the electrolytic capacitor of the power supply for a while after turn off the
power.
DANGER
Once turn on electricity, check the power supply circuit 5 minutes

after turn off the power.
Be careful that the capacitor will be charged immediately when turn on
the power supply.
3.1 Checking the power supply voltage

(1) Close the knife switch or circuit breaker of the power supply facility.
(2) After closing the circuit breaker in SA-60, turn on power for the X-ray controller. Then,
LED L1 on MOTHER-SA60 will come on.
(3) Connect a tester or voltmeter that can measure AC 100V between Pin 3 (L0) and Pin 5
(L100) of connector J1 on MOTHER-SA60.
(4) Check that the tester or voltmeter reads 105V±5V about 2 seconds after power has been
turned on.
(5) If the voltmeter registration is not within the range of 105V±5V, check the connections
described in Section 2.6.
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3.2 Initial setting items
This chapter describes each X-ray tube settings of SA-60 according to the following software.
For SA-60 with NEXSH board specifies only each X-ray tube code as TUBE1, TUBE2, and TUBE3.
Refer to the X-ray tube type designation table in chapter “Appendix B” and check the connected
tube code.
Also, the following items can be edited as options.

 High Speed Rotation Hold Time
 Low Speed Rotation Hold Time
3.3 Initialization of NEXSH Board

Use this feature when exchange NEXSH board, to initialize the tube code on NEXSH board. The
following tubes will be set when initialize.
TUBE No. X-ray Tube X-ray Tube Rotating Anode Stator (R/Q)
Code Name anode type Code
TUBE1 44 0.6/1.0J317C J 2 R
TUBE2 3A G-1582 G 6 R
TUBE3 00 0 R
Set the switch SW2-8 and SW3-1 on and then turn on the power supply of SA-60 from the
high-voltage generator to initialize. During initialization, LED3~LED6 will be lighted when data
writing of each mode is completed. When all data writing is completed, LED3~LED6 are all
lighted.
After the initialization of data with the above settings, turn off the power supply of SA-60 and set
the switch SW2-8 and SW3-1 off.
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3.4 SA-60 Setting software
Initial setting of each X-ray tube is stored on NEXSH board by using PC software. The following
section describes how to use the software for each X-ray tube settings.
3.4.1 Required jig and software

The following jig is required for uploading the initial setting data to NEXSC board
memory.
 CD-ROM (P/N:502-26593 / 502-26593 ) for SAEditor
 PC with Windows 95/NT,98,me,2000,XP
(If PC does not have CD-ROM drive, copy that data of CD-ROM to PC in
another way.)
 RS-232C cross cable for 9pin-9pin which connects PC and NEXSH board
3.4.2 Connecting PC and setting DP SW

Connect PC and NEXSH board J4 as the following figure by using RS-232C cross
cable.
Turn on the NEXSH board DP SW SW2-8 and then turn on the power supply of SA-60.
SW2
ON
OFF NEX-SH Board

12345678
Turn on the PC power supply and insert the attached CD-ROM to the CD-ROM drive.
Copy all the files in CD-ROM to the optional directory of PC. It is useful to make a short cut
at this point.
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3.4.3 Startup and setting of software
(1) Copy data of CD-ROM to hard disk.
(2) Select “SAEditor.exe” from the copied data directory and double click it to startup.
(3) The following window will appear when the software starts.
(4) Confirm that the Model is SA-60. If it is SA-61, click [Select] to select SA-60.
(5) Set the serial communication port. Click [Port Settings] button and change the COM port
number according to the PC that will be used.
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3.5 Time setting
This section describes the setting of internal clock. The time display, such as error logs described
in section 5 “Setting Terminal Communication”, set properly when setting time.
(1) Click [Time Setting] button.
(2) The following dialog is displayed. Click [Get Time] to acquire the PC time.
(3) Click [Update Time] to set the current time for SA-60.
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3.6 Input tube code
(1) Click [Select] button of desired tube (TUBE1/TUBE2/TUBE3) for setting on SAEditor to set.
[Select Tube] dialog will appear.
(8)
(6)
(1)
(7)
(2) Click [Search] button to display the selectable tube. As input character strings in [TUBE
CODE] and [TUBE NAME], click [Search] button to refine the tube codes.
(2)
(3)
(4)
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(3) Select the correct tube name from the TUBE LIST to combine with.
(4) Click [OK] button.
(5) Follow the procedure (1)～(4) to input the tube code in each TUBE1～TUBE3. Input “00” in
case of not using.
For FLEXAVISION systems combined with a G-297 tube, designate tube code (32), G-292.
(6) Click [Edit/Info] button to browse the setting information as follows. When setting [High Speed
Rotation Hold Time] and [Low Speed Rotation Hold Time], select hold time of rotation for each
speed and then click [OK] button. For SA-60, standard value of [High Speed Rotation Hold
Time] and [Low Speed Rotation Hold Time] is set to “0 Sec”.
When combine with HeartSPEED-10/BRANSIST alexa, set [High Speed Rotation Hold Time]
to “5 Min”.
For FLEXAVISION systems combined with a G-292 or G-297 tube, set [Low Speed Rotation
Hold Time] to "5 Min".
Set if necessary.
(7) Click [Upload] button to upload and the tube code will be set to SA-60.
(8) Click [Save File] button to save the setting data and select the desired file name. Click [OK] to
save.
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3.7 Download and upload of setting data
When setting SA-60 tube codes, it is recommended to back up the setting data in case of any
trouble. This section describes the procedure for download and upload of SA-60 setting data.
3.7.1 Download from setting data SA-60

(1) Set DIP SW of NEXSH board according to section 3.4.2 and 3.4.3 to connect the cross
cable, and startup the initial setting software (SAEditor).
(2) Click [Download] button, the SAEditor will read the current setting data from SA-60.
(3) Select [Save File] button to save the file.
(4) Download is completed when the following dialog appears after approximately 5 seconds.
3.7.2 Read and Upload the Setting Data

(1) Set DIP SW of NEXSH board according to section 3.4.2 and 3.4.3 to connect the cross
cable and startup the initial setting software (SAEditor).
(2) Click [Load File] button to display the dialog for selecting the file. Select the desired file and
click [OK]. The file will be appeared on initial setting software (SAEditor).
(3) Edit this data if necessary and upload to SA-60. Click [Upload] button to upload.
(4) Upload is completed when the following dialog appears after approximately 65 seconds.
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3.8 Exit initial setting software
To end the initial setting software and exit from the initial setting mode, follow the procedure below.
(1) Click [Exit] button to exit the initial setting software (SAEditor).
(2) Turn off the power of SA-60.
(3) Remove NEXSH board and turn off DP SW2-8.
(4) Mount NEXSH board and turn on the power of SA-60 to become normal operation mode.
3.9 Nonstandard X-ray tube setting

For nonstandard X-ray tube setting not indicated in the table of tube code, the tube data using the
same DIP SW as NEXSC board can be input. Refer to Appendix B for installation.
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3.10 Confirmation of startup, braking and output voltage
When pressing the X-ray exposure switch or stepping on the fluoroscopy foot switch (in case of
fluoroscopy acquisition system), confirm that tube is startup and braking as it was configured.
For SHIMADZU J-type (1.5MHU, 750kHU) and VARIAN manufactured 1.5MHU tube, confirm
the Starter Output Voltage (output voltage between X and Y of high-speed rotation on startup)
described in section 0and 3.10.2.
3.10.1 Confirmation of output voltage (output voltage between X and Y of high-speed rotation on
startup) to SHIMADZU J-type 750MHU,1.5MHU tube
For X-ray tube device, it is important to set the output voltage of starter optimally for
reducing the rotating noise, long-lasting bearings, and preventing layer short of stator
coils. Confirm the output voltage of SA-60 by following the instruction below.
With the terminal TB1 on POWER RELAY board in SA-60, measure the output voltage
between X and Y which connects to the corresponding tube. Make sure to use probe of
100:1 and oscilloscope when measuring. (Do not use digital tester because it cannot
measure the value correctly)
Also, for time range, select an appropriate value such as to display all the waveforms of
high-speed rotation on startup. Wave forms will be like the figure below, so read the
voltage of flat part of an arrow.
200V/div
0.5s/div
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<Without Oscilloscope>
Connect Digital Multi Tester to Ji connector pin between 1 and 4 on INVERTER
SA-60 board to measure the Charge Voltage after 3 seconds when High Speed
Rotation begins.
Ji1 4pin
Ji1 1pin
Adjust the startup voltage by following the procedure (1) and (2) below to set the
measurement value as follows.
Power supply frequency 50Hz area 490-510V
*Note1) As [Power supply frequency] equals to [Frequency when fluoroscopy] for

SA-60, high-speed rotation on startup in fluoroscopy snapshot mode
becomes quicker in 60Hz area so the optimal startup voltage is different.
Also, make sure to adjust that the braking voltage should be 220V +/-
5%.
(1) Changing Wire Connection of T1 Output Tap

With standard settings, "1HS" is connected to the "465" tap. If the voltage is out of the
specified range shown above, however, change the wire connection to "500" or "520".
This change enables the voltage adjustment between +12% and +8%.
(2) Changing Wire Connection to T1 Connection Terminal
If startup voltage cannot be set in the specified range in procedure (1), change one
terminal from which should have been input to connect L1.
(For example: When power supply voltage is 208V, connect to P220 though it should
have connected to P208. By doing this, it can reduce about 5% of the output.)
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In addition, this connection change affects breaking voltage so do not change connection
terminal over two stages.
*Note2) The oscilloscope for measuring voltage should be revised within a year.
In addition, confirm if the measurement value is corrected with +15V
terminal on the board just in case before using the oscilloscope.
3.10.2 Confirmation of output voltage (output voltage between X and Y of high-speed rotation on
startup) to VARIAN 1.5MHU tube
This section describes cautions for configuration of parameters for the combination of
VARIAN 1.5MHU Tube G-1582BI and G-1593BI, and Starter SA-60.
Confirm the output voltage between X and Y as section 3.7.1. Adjust the startup voltage
as following the procedure (1) and (2) below to set the measurement value as follows.
*Note 1) As [Power supply frequency] equals to [Frequency when fluoroscopy] for
SA-60, high-speed rotation on startup in fluoroscopy snapshot mode

becomes quicker in 60Hz area so the optimal startup voltage is different.
Also, make sure to adjust that the breaking voltage should be 275V +/-
5%.
(1) Changing Wire Connection of T1 Output Tap (In case of that VARIAN tube is the first
tube)
With standard settings, "1HS" is connected to the "465" tap. If the voltage is out of the
specified range shown above, however, change the wire connection to "520" or "500".
This change enables the adjustment between +12% and +8%.
(2) Changing Wire Connection of T1 Input Tap "L1" Terminal
If startup voltage cannot be set in the specified range in procedure (1), change one
terminal from which should have been input to connect L1. (For example: When power
supply voltage is 208V, connect to P220 though it should have connected to P208. By
doing this, it can reduce about 5% of the output.)

In addition, this connection change affects breaking voltage, so do not change
connection terminal over two stages.
(3) Changing "1BS" Terminal Wire Connection of T1 Output Tap (In case of that VARIAN
tube is the first tube)
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"1BS" is connected to "220" tap for standard setting, but change the wire connection to
"240" or "200". This change enables the voltage adjustment between -10% and +9%.
*Note 2) The oscilloscope for measuring voltage should be revised within a year.
In addition, confirm if the measurement value is corrected with +15V
terminal on the board just in case before using the oscilloscope.
*Note 3) Any changes made to terminal L1 connections on the T1 input tap affect
the output voltages of all the X-ray tubes (between X and Y during startup
by high-speed rotation). Check the output voltages of all the X-ray tubes
being used.
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3.10.3 Confirmation of output voltage applied to VARIAN 600 kHU tube (between X and Y
during startup by high-speed rotation)
This note applies to setting conditions for systems that combine VARIAN 600 kHu G-292
and G-297 tubes and SA-60 starter.
Check the output voltage between X and Y, as described in section 3.10.1.
Adjust the startup voltage by following steps (1) and (2) below so that the measurement
value is within the following range.
Power supply frequency 50 Hz area: 490 to 530 V
Power supply frequency 60 Hz area: 480 to 530 V
*Note 1) For the SA-60, [Power supply frequency] is equal to [Frequency when fluoroscopy].
This means that high-speed rotation during startup in fluoroscopy snapshot mode is
quicker in 60 Hz areas than in 50 Hz areas, so the optimal startup voltage is
different.
(1) Changing Wire Connection of T1 Output Tap "1HS" Terminal (when VARIAN tube is the
first tube)
With standard settings, "1HS2" is connected to the "465" tap. If the voltage is out of the
specified range shown above, however, change the wire connection to "385". This
change enables making voltage adjustments down to -17%.
(2) Changing Wire Connection of T1 Input Tap "L1" Terminal
If startup voltage is not within the specified range, even after the measures described in (1)
above, change the input connection to terminal L1 by one from what it should be.
(Example: For a power supply voltage of 208 V, change the connection from P208 to P220.
This makes it possible to decrease output an additional 5% or so.)

However, changing the connection will affect braking voltage. Therefore, do not change
the connection by more than two levels.
*Note 2) Measure voltage using an oscilloscope that has been calibrated within the last year.
To make sure oscilloscope measurement values are correct, measure the +15 V
terminal on the circuit board before using the oscilloscope.
*Note 3) Any changes made to terminal L1 connections on the T1 input tap affect the output
voltages of all the X-ray tubes (between X and Y during startup by high-speed
rotation). Check the output voltages of all the X-ray tubes being used.
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4. Method of Adjusting Details
4.1 Introduction
This section describes the adjusting method used to adjust SA-60 in the factory. Refer to this
section if SA-60 needs readjustments at its operating site due to some troubles or exchange of
circuit boards or parts.
It is not necessary to perform the adjustments described in this section when SA-60 is installed.
4.2 Measuring Equipment Needed for the Adjustments

(1) Oscilloscope (with memory) : 10 MHz or more
(2) Digital voltmeter : (abbreviated as D.V.M, measurable down to the third decimal place, if
available) (with DC 1000 V range)
4.3 Precautions for the Adjustments
DANGER
Be sure to turn OFF power before checking SA-60, changing its

connections, or connecting measurement probes.
Do not touch the internal circuits for 5 minutes after turning off power,
because electric charges are remaining in the electrolytic capacitors in
the power circuit.
DANGER
Do not connect GND terminal of power cord plug of the oscilloscope

to the ground. Do not measure two voltages at CH1 and CH2 at the same
time, if those voltages have a different reference voltage.
CAUTION
Be sure to turn off power when inserting/extracting printed circuit

boards or connecting/disconnecting connectors.
Be sure to calibrate the frequency characteristics of the probes and
voltage ranges of the oscilloscope.
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4.4 Connecting the Cables
Refer to Section 2.5 for connecting the cables.
Securely connect the grounding wires.
DANGER
Connect the cables after turning off the power breaker.
4.5 Turning on Power and Checking Voltages

4.5.1 Preparations for supplying power
(1) Pull out all the circuit boards in the rack.
DANGER
(1) Take the following steps to prevent the electrolytic capacitors of

the inverter from being charged:
Be sure to execute these steps for safety.
(a) Disconnect connector J5 on MOTHER-SA60 on the rack.
(b) Disconnect connector JR2 of POWER RELAY-SA60.
4.5.2 Turning on power

(1) Perform the connections in accordance with the supply voltage as shown in Section
2.6.
(2) Disconnect connector J1 on MOTHER-SA60 board and connect D.V.M between
terminal 3 and 5.
(3) Turn on the main circuit breaker.
(4) Press the power-on switch "|" of X-ray controller. Then power will be supplied to the
controller. Make sure that no heating or abnormal sound occurs.
(5) Confirm that at this time the AC voltmeter connected in (2) reads 105±5V. If the
meter reads a voltage out of this range, change the connection of T2 referring to
Section 2.6.
(6) After the checking, connect the connector J1 on MOTHER-SA60 board again.
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4.5.3 Checking the voltages
Check the voltages at those terminals shown in the following table:
Name Measuring terminals Voltage Remarks

T2 transformer 10 LA - 0 LA 10.5 V ± 1 V
100 LB - 0 LB 10 5V ± 10 V
T1 transformer 560-0 AC558 ± 30 V
540-0 AC540 ± 30 V
520-0 AC521 ± 30 V
500-0 AC502 ± 30 V
465-0 AC464 ± 25 V
380-0 AC382 ± 25 V
With no load
335-0 AC335 ± 20 V
275-0 AC290 ± 20 V
240-0 AC253 ± 20 V
220-0 AC232 ±15 V
200-0 AC211 ± 15 V
150-0 AC147 ± 10 V
DC supply J 3 1 - 2 (GND) DC 24V ± 600 mV PS 1
4.6 Inserting Printed Circuit Boards

Check to be sure with a tester that the following printed circuit boards for the cabinet
rack are not shorted between 24V/15V/5V and GND. After the checking, insert all the
printed circuit boards in the rack.
DC power for each circuit board is supplied through the pins of the card edge connector
shown in Table on next page. The pin numbers are shown in the Table.
INVERTER-SA60 board
NEXSC board
POWER RELAY-SA60 board
＋5V A22, B22 A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2

＋15V A21, B21 ―――
＋24V A20, B20 ―――
GND A33, B33, A34, B34, A35, B35, A36, A30, A31, A32
B36 B30, B31, B32
C30, C31, C32
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4.7 Initial setting entries
Refer to Section 3.2.
4.8 Preparations for Tentative Operations

Prepare for enabling practice of starting-up and braking without charging the electrolytic
capacitors of the inverter.
Be sure to restore the connections that are disconnected for the practice after the following
adjustments have been finished.
(1) Make sure that connector J5 on MOTHER-SA60 board and connector JR2 on POWER
RELAY-SA60 board are disconnected. (Refer to Section 4.5.1.)
(2) Short R55 on POWER RELAY-SA60 board (for rotation OK).
With above preparations, circuits can be checked without applying a high-voltage to
X-ray tube.
4.9 Adjusting INVERTER-SA60 board

4.9.1 Adjusting the frequency of 50-kHz oscillator
(1) Connect an oscilloscope probe to CP9 50kHz on INVERTER-SA60 board.
(2) Confirm that the frequency of the waveform at CP9 50kHz is 50kHz±5kHz.
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5. Setting Terminal Communication
This chapter describes the procedure to acquire such as error logs by connecting PC to the serial
port of NEXSH board. Connect PC and input command from the terminal to confirm an error
history if necessary.
5.1 Requirements
PC (lap top) running Windows 95/NT, 98, me, 2000, XP
9pin-9pin RS-232C cross cable for connecting PC and NEXSH board
Terminal program Tera Term Ver2.30 or later version (Tera Term is a freeware program. It
can be downloaded from the following internet site)
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA002416/
※ If there is no serial port on PC, use a store-bought USB serial conversion cable. Set
the cable by referring the attached instructions.
5.2 Connection
Connect PC and NEXSH board J4 as the figure below.
NEX-SH Board
J4
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5.3 Setting PC
This section describes the procedure for setting SA-60/61 of Tera Term Ver2.30.
(1) Turn on the power of PC to start installed Tera Term.

(2) From the “Setup” menu, set the “Terminal” as the following figure 5.1. Set [New-line]
correctly.
(3) Set “Serial port” from the “Setup” menu. (See the figure 5.2)
Change the COM port according to the PC configuration.
Fig. 5.1 Terminal Setup
Fig. 5.2 Serial Port Setup
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5.4 Confirmation of Connection
Turn on the power of the high-voltage system to start SA-60/61.
Connection is successful when the following dialog is displayed.
Leave SA-60/61 as stand-by mode (NEXSH LED2 is 1).
Confirm that prompt ”>” is displayed when pressing [Enter] key.
NOTE
To input such as command from the terminal during normal operation,

SA-60/61 needs to be on stand-by mode (NEXSH LED2 is 1). Operation
logs can be acquired (see chapter 5.6), but no input of them during
other operation mode.
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5.5 Acquiring Error Log (FLOG)
When input “!FLOG” in the terminal, [Error log viewer] will appear and up to 32 past error logs will
be listed.
When input “!FLOG ALL”, all the past error logs will be listed.
(“!” mark is required for command.)
Two error status will be listed, one is [Stator over current] and another is [Stator no current].
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5.6 Acquiring Operation Log
When connecting the terminal during the operation of SA-60/61, operation logs for SA-60/61 can
be viewed.
Descriptions of the following indications are as same as the LED2 NEXSH board/
Indication Description
LED 0: SA-60/61 starting-up Charge up the high-speed rotational inverter
condenser
LED 1: SA-60/61 stand-by Stand-by mode
LED 2: anode acceleration Rotating
LED 3: anode rotation hold Rotating continuously
LED 4: anode braking Braking
LED 5: stator over current Detect stator over current
LED 6: stator no current Detect no stator over current
LED 7: power off Turn off the power of generator
LED 8: error stop Stop when error occurs
Following is the example of the indication.
SA60A/61A Control Program Ver.1.11

(C) H19.12.28 (Fri) The West Bay
Normal Mode Start !!
LED 0: SA-60/61 starting-up
[TUBE-1]LED 1: SA-60/61 stand-by
[TUBE-1]LED 2: anode acceleration
[TUBE-1]LED 3: anode rotation hold
[TUBE-1]LED 4: anode braking
[TUBE-1]LED 2: anode acceleration
[TUBE-1]LED 6: stator no current
[TUBE-1]LED 0: SA-60/61 starting-up
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5.7 Automatic Acquisition of Operation Log
Use RemologSA software to store the operation log described in chapter 5.6 and backup the log
regularly. Use this software if necessary according to on the site.
5.7.1 Operating Environment

Operating Environment must be as described as in chapter 5.1.
Also, Tera Term must be installed in C:\Program Files\TTERMPRO(standard install
destination). It is not operated normally if Tera Term is installed other than this directory.
Re-install the Tera Term.
5.7.2 Executing RemologSA

1. Execute RemologSA.exe in CD-ROM to install RemologSA.
2. “C:\RemologSA” directory is created automatically.

Double-click “RemologEditor.exe” in “C\RemologSA” for initial setting.
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3. Edit “RemologEditor” conform to the environment. Click [Save&Quit] to end after complete
editing.
COMM Port Select a COM port to be used.

“RemologSA” makes a backup copy of the log file once a day.
Hour/Minute
Specify the backup time.
Specify the number of log files.
Latest Log Files
If input “50”, up to 50 days of log files can be stored.
4. As described in chapter 5.2, connect a serial cable to NEXSH board. Also, end Tera Term
if operated.
5. Execute “C:\Remolog\RemologSA.exe”.
Tera Term and Remolog.ttl dialog is startup automatically, and log acquisition is started.
Create a shortcut of RemologSA.exe on such as desktop if necessary.
Click [Pause] button to quit or [End] button to end the log acquisition of Remolog.ttl, and
then end the Tera Term.
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6. Log file is created in the following place.
C:\RemologSA\Starter.log Today’s log file.
Past logs are stored in the logs directory named such
as “starter_20080108_233000.log”.
For example, “starter_20080108_233000.log” is the
C:\RemologSA\logs\*.log
log stored in January 8, 2008.
(One day after the log acquisition is started, nothing is
stored.)
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6. Settings for P324DK and P364DK Tube
6.1 Introduction
The SA-60 high speed starter comes prewired from factory for the 1.5 MHU X-Ray tube. In
Fluoro system, using Shimadzu P type 400KHU model: P324DK and P364DK, the secondary
output of T1 transformer must be changed, otherwise the X-Ray tube will be damaged.
6.2 Supply input voltage

The input voltage is 208V~240V single phase (primary of T1 transformer)
6.3 Wiring Change
Locate 1HS/2HS, 1NS/2NS, 1BS/2BS terminals ( secondary of T1 transformer) at the back of

SA-60 and change them as follows: Refer to Fig6.1 and Fig6.2.
X-Ray tube Wiring Terminal of secondary Anode Code Type of Stator

type Name T1 transformer
1HS 380V
P324DK 1NS 150V 3 R
1BS 150V
2HS 380V
P364DK 2NS 150V 3 R
2BS 150V
Note: HS1= High Speed for tube #1

HS2= High Speed for tube #2
NS1= Normal Speed for tube #1
NS2= Normal Speed for tube #2
BS1= Brake for tube #1
BS2= Brake for tube #2
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Fig.5.1: Before Change
Fig5.2: After Change
6.4 SA-60 programming

The be operational, the SA-60 must be programmed for tube code type, stator type etc..
Refer to item 3.2.5 “SA-60 initial Setting”.
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7. Maintenance
7.1 Cleaning and Disinfecting
NOTE
This equipment is not resistant to liquids. Do not allow liquids to enter the
equipment during cleaning.
1) Ensure that the equipment is turned off.
WARNING
Always turn off the equipment power before starting cleaning or disinfecting work.
Failure to turn off the power can result in electric shock injuries or current leakage.
2) Carry out the cleaning and disinfection.

* Clean with a cloth soaked in alcohol or disinfectant.
* Use cotton buds to carefully clean and disinfect irregularities in the surface.
WARNING
Do not directly pour or spray disinfectant onto the equipment.
Disinfectant entering the equipment can result in accidents or breakdown.
NOTE
Do not use any of the following disinfectants. The equipment performance and
safety cannot be guaranteed if these disinfectants are used.
• Chlorine-based disinfectants
• Disinfectants that corrode metals, plastics, rubber, or paint
• Disinfectants unsuitable for metals, plastics, rubber, or paint
• Spray-gas type disinfectants
• Volatile disinfectants
• Disinfectants that may enter the equipment
3) When the cleaning and disinfection work is complete, check the following points before
turning the power back on:
* No water or disinfectant remains on the surface
* All tools used for cleaning and disinfection have been cleared away
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WARNING
Thoroughly ventilate the examination room before turning on the power after
disinfection work is complete. Flammable gases accumulated in the examination
room may ignite, smoke, explode, or cause electric shocks when the power is turned
on.
7.2 Precautions when Returning or Transferring the Equipment
NOTE
If a medical facility hosts microorganisms that can affect humans, the symptoms of
infectious diseases may appear when the incubation period elapses after infection.
Tools and equipment removed from the medical facility may result in secondary
infections outside. Disinfection and sterilization procedures must be conducted to
prevent secondary infection.
1) General Precautions
* For more efficient disinfection to prevent secondary infection, ask the medical facility to
conduct disinfection in-house, if possible.
* Contamination is difficult to determine visually. Always consult staff members of the
medical facility.
2) Precautions during Disinfection

* Wipe external surfaces with a cloth soaked in 2% glutaraldehyde.
* Disassemble parts (especially mechanical parts) as far as possible and disinfect using a
cloth soaked in 2% glutaraldehyde or using ethylene oxide gas
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7.3 Inspecting the Lithium Battery
Exchange lithium battery used for NEXSH board every year.
Replacement battery
Lithium battery, CR2450 P/N 074-73306-10
If battery for NEXSH board is run out, error logs and time settings are all initialized.
After replacing the battery, refer to the section 3.5 for setting SA-60 internal clock.
Dispose of replaced lithium batteries in accordance with government regulations.
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Appendix A.
A.1 X-ray Tube Type Designation Table
Rotating
X-ray tube type X-ray tube
X-ray tube type designation anode type R/ Q
designation code anode code
designation
00 No tube connected ―
01
02 0.8 P323DK P3 3 R
03 0.3 / 0.8 P38C P3 3 R
04 0.6 / 1.2 P38C P3 3 R
05 1/2 P38C P3 3 R
06
07 1.0 / 2.0 P38D P3 3 R
08 0.5 / 1.0 P33C P3 3 R
09
0A 1 P39AK P3 3 R
0B 0.6 / 1.2 P18C P1 5 R
0C 1/2 P18C P1 5 R
0D
0E
0F 0.5 / 1.0 P13C P1 5 R
10 1/2 P13C P1 5 R
11
12
13 0.2 / 0.8 P324DK P3 3 R
14
15
16 0.6 / 1.2 P323DK P3 3 R
17 0.8 P38CS P3 3 R
18 0.3 / 0.8 P18C P1 5 R
19 0.2 / 0.8 P38C P3 3 R
1A 0.6 / 1.2 P37CK P3 3 R
1B
1C 0.5 / 1W P36AK P3 3 R
1D 0.3 / 0.8 P323DK P3 3 R
1E 1/2 P33D P3 3 R
1F
20 0.2 / 0.8 P39C P3 3 R
21 0.3 / 0.8 P39C P3 3 R
22 0.6 / 1.2 P17CK P1 5 R
23 1/2 P13DK P1 5 R
24 1/2 P33DK P3 3 R
25 0.6 / 1.2 P164DK P1 5 R
26 0.6 / 1.2 P364DK(-85) P3 3 R
26 0.6 / 1.2 P364DK(-125) P3 7 Q
27 0.3 / 0.8 P18DK P1 5 R
28 0.3 / 0.8 P38DK P3 3 R
29 0.6 / 1.2 P18DE P1 5 R
2A 0.6 / 1.2 P38DE P3 3 R
2B
2C 0.8 P38DK P3 3 R
2D 0.6 / 1.2 P18DK P1 5 R
2E 1/2 P18DK P1 5 R
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2F 1/2 P38DK P3 3 R
Rotating
X-ray tube type X-ray tube
X-ray tube type designation anode type R/ Q
designation code anode code
designation
30 0.6 / 1.2 P324DK(-85) P3 3 R
30 0.6 / 1.2 P324DK(-125) P3 7 Q
31 0.3 / 0.8 P324DK P3 3 R
32 0.6 / 1.2 J39CM J 1 R
32 G-292 G 9 R
33 0.6 / 1.0 J39CM J 1 R
33 G-1092 G 8 R
34 G-1592 G 6 R
35 0.2 / 1.0 J326C J 1 R
36 0.6 / 1.0 J326C J 1 R
37 0.2T / 0.8 JG346C J 1 R
38 0.2 / 0.8T JG346C J 1 R
39 G-1593 G 6 R
3A G-1582 G 6 R
44 0.6/1.0 J317C J 2 R
47 0.6/1.0 J327C J 2 R
48 0.3/1.0 J327C J 2 R
E1
E2
E3
Note 1) SA-60 is not prepared for Shimadzu U-type models.

Note 2) This list of codes is applicable to SAEditor versions 1.0.0 and later.
Note 3) For FLEXAVISION systems combined with a G-297 tube, designate tube code (32),
G-292.
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A.2 Specifications for the Modes
(a) General technique high speed rotation mode
Hold of specified
Phase shift capacitor

Rotating anode type
Drive Braking
X-ray rotation
tube
Model
Time
Frequency
Voltage
ON time
OFF time
Time
Frequency
Voltage
anode
code
0 No X-ray tube connected ―

*3
Shimadzu J Type Model 500V 5μF 5.0s 50Hz 150V*1 30μF
1 J 3.5s 180Hz INV. 1.0sec 25sec （R） 7.5s
［750kHU］ 50Hz+DC 140V ――
Shimadzu J Type Model 500V 5μF 5.0s 50Hz 220V*1 30μF
2 J 3.5s 180Hz INV. 1.0sec 25sec （R） 7.5s
［1.5MHU］ 50Hz+DC 210V ――
Shimadzu P-type high speed 425V 5μF 1.6s 50Hz 150V*1 30μF
3 rotation model [400 kHU] R P3 1.6s 180Hz INV. 1.0sec 25sec （R） 2.6s 50Hz+DC 140V ――
stator
4
Shimadzu P-type low speed P1 ―― ―― ―― ―― ―― ―― ―― ―― ―― ――

5
rotation model
Varian-made model [1.5 MHU] 550V 5μF 4.0s 50Hz 275V*1 30μF
6 (G1582BI/G1593BI) G 3.5s 180Hz INV. 1.0sec 25sec （R） 7.0s 50Hz+DC 260V ――*2
Shimadzu P-type high speed 340V 21μF 0.8s 50Hz 220*1 66μF
7 rotation model [400 kHU] Q P3 1.0s 180Hz INV. 0.28sec 25sec （Q） 1.8s 50Hz+DC 210V ――
stator
Varian-made model [1.0 MHU] 550V 5μF 3.0s 50Hz 220V*1 30μF
8 G 2.3s 180Hz INV. 1.0sec 25sec （R） 5.5s 50Hz+DC 210V ――*2
Varian-made model [600 kHU] 500V 5μF 2.5s 50Hz 150V*1 30μF
9 G 1.7s 180Hz INV. 1.0sec 25sec （R） 4.5s
(G292/G297) 50Hz+DC 140V ――*2
Note) *1 These figures are effective values.
*2 Normally unusable.
*3 Set the X-ray tube anode code to 0, when X-ray tube is not connected.
*4 When setting Shimadzu P-type high-speed rotation model 0.6/1.2P38DK [400 kHU, filament
rated 6 A], please contact Shimadzu factory.
Mark (R) means Regular stator. The signal R/Q*STATOR becomes inactive.
Mark (Q) means Quick stator. The signal R/Q*STATOR becomes active.
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(b) General technique low speed rotation mode
Hold of specified
Drive Braking

Rotating anode type
rotation
X-ray
tube
Model
Frequency
Frequency
anode
OFF time
ON time
Voltage
Voltage
Time
Time
code

*3
Shimadzu J Type Model 30μF ―― ―― ―― ――
1 J 4.0s 50/60Hz 150V 1.0sec 15sec （R）
［750kHU］ 2.5s DC 140V ――
Shimadzu J Type Model 30μF ―― ―― ―― ――
2 J 4.0s 50/60Hz 220V 1.0sec 15sec （R）
［1.5MHU］ 2.5s DC 210V ――
Shimadzu P-type high speed 30μF ―― ―― ―― ――
3 rotation model [400 kHU] R P3 1.6s 50/60Hz 150V 0.28sec 10sec （R） 1.0s DC 140V ――
stator
4
Shimadzu P-type low speed 30μF ―― ―― ―― ――

5 rotation model P1 1.6s 50/60Hz 150V 0.28sec 10sec （R） 1.0s DC 140V ――
Varian-made model [1.5 MHU] 30μF ―― ―― ―― ――

6 (G1582BI/G1593BI) G 3.0s 50/60Hz 275V 1.0sec 15sec （R） 3.0s DC 260V ――*2
Shimadzu P-type high speed 66μF ―― ―― ―― ――
7 rotation model [400 kHU] Q P3 1.0s 50/60Hz 220V 0.28sec 10sec （Q） 1.0s DC 140V ――
stator
Varian-made model [1.0 MHU] 30μF ―― ―― ―― ――

8 G 2.5s 50/60Hz 220V 1.0sec 15sec （R） 2.5s DC 210V ――*2
Varian-made model [600 kHU] 30μF ―― ―― ―― ――
9 (G292/G297) G 2.8s 50/60Hz 150V 1.0sec 15sec （R） 2.0s DC 140V ――*2
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(c) Fluo. Spot mode
Hold of specified

Rotating anode type
Drive Braking
rotation
X-ray
tube
Model
Frequency
Frequency
anode
OFF time
ON time
Voltage
Voltage
Time
Time
code

*3
Shimadzu J Type Model 500V 5μF 50Hz
1 J 2.5s 180Hz 1.0sec 25sec 5.0s 150V*1 30μF
［750kHU］ INV. （R） INV.
Shimadzu J Type Model 500V 5μF 50Hz
2 J 3.2s 180Hz 1.0sec 25sec 5.0s 220V*1 30μF
［1.5MHU］ INV. （R） INV.
Shimadzu P-type high speed 425V 5μF 50Hz
3 rotation model [400 kHU] R P3 0.8s 180Hz INV. 1.0sec 25sec （R） 1.6s INV. 150V*1 30μF
stator
4
Shimadzu P-type low speed 30μF

150V
5 rotation model P1 1.2s 50/60Hz 0.28sec 10sec （R） ―― ―― ―― ――
Varian-made model [1.5 MHU] 550V 5μF 50Hz

6 G 3.0s 180Hz 1.0sec 25sec 4.0s 275V*1 30μF
(G1582BI/G1593BI) INV. （R） INV.
Shimadzu P-type high speed 340V 21μF 50Hz
7 rotation model [400 kHU] Q P3 0.7s 180Hz INV. 0.28sec 25sec （Q） 0.8s INV. 220V*1 66μF
stator
Varian-made model [1.0 MHU] 550V 5μF 50Hz

8 G 1.8s 180Hz 1.0sec 25sec 3.0s 220V*1 30μF
INV. （R） INV.
Varian-made model [600 kHU] 500V 5μF 50Hz
9 (G292/G297) G 1.2s 180Hz 1.0sec 25sec 2.5s 150V*1 30μF
INV. （R） INV.
Mark (R) means Regular stator. The signal R/Q*STATOR becomes inactive.
Mark (Q) means Quick stator. The signal R/Q*STATOR becomes active.
Note) *1 High speed rotation hold function is available with Varian-made G-1092 (1.0MHU) x-ray tube
on fluoroscopy spot technique. X-ray tube anode is accelerated to high speed rotation when the
foot switch for fluoroscopy is depressed.
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A.3 Outputs and anode rotation velocity in each mode
(a) General technique high speed rotation mode
Fig.A.3.1 General technique high speed rotation mode
(b) General technique low speed rotation mode
FigA.3.2 General technique low speed rotation mode
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(c) Fluoroscopy spot mode
Fig.A.3.3 Fluoroscopy spot mode
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A.4 LED Displays and Check Pins
A.4.1 MOTHER-SA60 Board LED display
LED displays
LED No. Signal name Description
LD1 +24V +24VDC input from DC power supply. (Normally ON)
LD2 2* Low speed rotation request signal from generator. (+15V-current loop)
LD3 1MS* Tube 1 selection signal from generator. (+15V-current loop)
LD6 FRSTS* Fault-reset signal from generator. (+15V-current loop)
Fluoroscopy spot technique selection signal from generator.
LD7 H12*
(+15V-current loop)
Acceleration, intermittent drive and braking are prohibited by this signal.
LD8 H11* This signal is input during x-ray irradiation except for fluoroscopy.
(+15V-current loop)
LD9 H2* High speed rotation request from generator. (+15V-current loop)
LD10 GND-G GND for +15V-current loop.
LD11 TRST* X-ray radiation prohibiting signal from generator. (+15V-current loop)
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A.4.2 INVERTER-SA60 board
LED displays
LD1 DRIVE1 Gate drive signal for IGBT(Q2A and Q6B).
LD2 DRIVE2 Gate drive signal for IGBT(Q2B and Q6A).
Check pins
CP No. Signal name Description
CP1 Q2G Gate and emitter of IGBT(Q2B).
CP2 Q2E
CP3 Q1G Gate and emitter of IGBT(Q2A).
CP4 Q1E
CP5 Q4G Gate and emitter of IGBT(Q6B).
CP6 Q4E
CP7 Q3G Gate and emitter of IGBT(Q6A).
CP8 Q3E
CP9 50kHz Oscillator output 50kHz
CP10 DRIVE 1* Gate drive signal for IGBT(Q2A and Q6B).
CP11 DRIVE 2* Gate drive signal for IGBT(Q2B and Q6A).
CP12 GND GND
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A.4.3 POWER RELAY-SA60 board
LED display
LD1 1M Tube 1 selection signal
CURRENT Not used.
LD4
WINDOW
Phase shift capacitor alternating signal for Regular/Quick type stator. (ON ;
LD5 R/Q
Quick stator)
NO Open circuit detection of stator connection.
LD6
CURRENT
LD7 Not used. Not used.
LD8 H. SPEED Alternating signal for Line / Inverter drive. (ON ; Inverter drive)
Alternating signal of driving voltage for Tube 1 / Tube 2. (ON ; Driving
LD9 H. POWER
voltage for Tube 2 is selected.)
LD10 RUN Display of braking state. (ON ; Braking)
Display of charging state of inverter capacitors through a resistor. (ON ;
LD11 START
Charging resistor is short circuited.)
CURRENT Over current detection of stator.
LD12
OVER
Phase shift capacitor alternating signal for High speed / Low speed. (ON ;
LD13 NORMAL C
Low speed)
Check pin
CP No. Signal name Description
CP1 GND GND
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Appendix B. Performance Checking and Installation Adjustments (For NEXSC Board)
DANGER
Electric charges are still remaining in the electrolytic capacitors of the power supply circuit for five
minutes after power off. During this time do not touch the circuit as there is danger of electric
shock.
Note also the capacitor is charged during turned on.
CAUTION
1 Change the tap connections of the following transformer in accordance with the local power
voltage.
Refer to Section 2.6 of this Installation Manual.
2 Before changing the connections at <T1> and <T2>, turn off power. The power-off can be
confirmed by turning off of LED1 on MOTHER-SA60 board.
NOTE
In the factory, the starter is not set or adjusted in combination with X-ray tubes used in hospitals.
When installing the starter, specifically set and adjust the starter to combine it with the X-ray
tubes actually used in the hospital as described above.
B.1 Checking the power supply voltage

(1) Close the knife switch or circuit breaker of the power supply facility.
(2) After closing the circuit breaker in SA-60, turn on power for the X-ray controller. Then, LED L1 on
MOTHER-SA60 will come on.
(3) Connect a tester or voltmeter that can measure AC 100V between Pin 3 (L0) and Pin 5 (L100) of
connector J1 on MOTHER-SA60.
(4) Check that the tester or voltmeter reads 105V±5V about 2 seconds after power has been turned
on.
(5) If the voltmeter registration is not within the range of 105V ± 5V, check the connections
described in Section 2.6.
M516-E306 B-1
B.2 Initial setting entries for the starter
Information on each X-ray tube is stored in EEPROM of NEXSC board through initial setting
entries.
Store the initial setting items needed for the operating conditions of the apparatus.
B.2.1 Initial setting items

The following items must be initially set according to the operating conditions of the apparatus.
The execution order of the mode A, B, C, and D will be described in SectionB.2.3.
A. Absolutely required settings General Mode
1. X-ray tube anode code: designating an X-ray tube anode code for each X-ray tube No.
・For X-ray tubes made by Shimadzu, designate an X-ray tube anode code for each X-ray tube
No. referring to the X-ray tube type code table in Table 3.2.2.
・For X-ray tube type designation code No 26, No.30 are Q(QUICK) stator, in that case the
X-ray tube anode code is 7, please set carefully.
・For X-ray tubes made by other manufacturers, designate the code referring to Table 3.2.3 if
the code is listed in the Table. If the code is not listed in the Table, designate the code d or
E.
2. Choosing 'for Q (QUICK) stator' or 'for R (REGULAR) stator'

0 [OFF] : for R (REGULAR) stator
1 [ON] : for Q (QUICK) stator
Choose correct one and confirm it.
B. When using other manufacturer's X-ray tubes that are not listed in the Table:
Nonstandard Tube Mode (d, E mode)
1. Other manufacturer's X-ray tube anode code: designating an X-ray tube anode code [d, E]
0 [OFF] : d
1 [ON] : E
2. Choosing 'for high speed rotation' or 'for low speed rotation'
0 [OFF] : for high speed rotation
1 [ON] : for low speed rotation
3. Setting the startup time combinations [low speed rotation / high speed rotation / spot
fluoroscopy]
Note) Braking voltage for high speed rotation is equal to starting voltage for low speed
rotation. The braking time is the low speed rotation startup time plus 1 second.
M516-E306 B-2
C. When setting options:
1. Setting high speed rotation hold time: Setting high speed rotation hold time for each X-ray
tube No.
0.0 to 16.0 min
2. Setting low speed rotation hold time: Setting low speed rotation hold time for each X-ray tube
No.
0.0 to 16.0 min
3. Setting low speed rotation hold time with spot fluoroscopy selection signal input (H12):
Setting X-ray tube low speed rotation hold time for each X-ray tube No. when
spot fluoroscopy selection signal inputs (H12)
0.0 to 100.0 sec
Note 1) This setting is not used now. Set it at 0.0 sec.
4. Setting the interlock reset time with exposure start signal input during rotation hold:
Setting the interlock reset time with exposure start signal input during X-ray tube
rotation hold for each X-ray tube No. 0.0 to 1.5 sec
5. Choosing DC braking: Choosing DC braking of X-ray tube for each X-ray tube No.
Choosing DC braking from high speed rotation:
0.0 : OFF
Other than 0.0 : ON
Note 2) The braking time with this choice ON is [the low speed rotation startup time
(selected from startup time combinations)]＋[1 sec]＋[DC braking time from low
speed rotation].
Setting DC braking time from low speed rotation: 0.0 to 5.0 sec
Note 3) If this setting is other than 0.0 sec for X-ray tubes with X-ray tube anode code d or
E, this DC braking time will be set to the value listed in Table 3.2.3.
D. When listing up the contents of the settings:
1. The setting data for each X-ray tube No. will be listed in order of the No.
M516-E306 B-3
B.2.2 General precautions
(1) On standard settings
(a) If the data have not been initialized (including the case where NEXSC board has been
exchanged), the data initialization operation automatically stores the initial setting values
[General Mode, Nonstandard Mode, and Option Mode] shown in TableB.2.1. If the initial
settings have to be changed, change them to the required values at the installation site.
Table B.2.1 Content of the initial setting
Standard initial settings [General Mode]

X-ray tube No. TUBE 1 TUBE 2 TUBE 3
X-ray tube anode
2 6 0
code
Type of stator (R/Q)
R R R
Designation of
0.3/0.6/1.0 J327C G-1582
X-ray tube type (00) unconnected
(E1) (3A)
(reference)
Standard initial settings [Nonstandard Tube Mode]

X-ray tube
d
anode code
Type of stator R (REGULAR) stator
Maximum
anode High speed rotation
rotation
High speed rotation
d Startup time Low speed High speed
startup time from low
combination rotation startup rotation startup
speed rotation in spot
setting time in general time in general
fluoroscopy
technique: technique:
technique:
[3.5 sec] [3.5 sec]
[3.0 sec]
[Code]
[ C ]
X-ray tube
E
anode code
Type of stator R (REGULAR) stator
Maximum
anode High speed rotation
rotation
High speed rotation
E Startup time Low speed High speed
startup time from low
speed rotation in spot
fluoroscopy
technique:
[3.5 sec] [3.5 sec]
[3.0 sec]
[Code]
[ C ]
M516-E306 B-4
Standard initial settings [Option Mode]
High speed rotation hold 0.0 sec 0.0 sec 0.0 sec
time setting [code] [ 0 ] [ 0 ] [ 0 ]
Low speed rotation hold 0.0 sec 0.0 sec 0.0 sec
time setting [code] [ 0 ] [ 0 ] [ 0 ]
Low speed rotation hold
time with spot fluoroscopy 0.0 sec 0.0 sec 0.0 sec
selection signal input [ 0 ] [ 0 ] [ 0 ]
[code]
Interlock reset time with
exposure start signal 0.0 sec 0.0 sec 0.0 sec
input during rotation hold [ 0 ] [ 0 ] [ 0 ]
[code]
DC braking time setting in 0.0 sec 0.0 sec 0.0 sec
high speed rotation [code] [ 0 ] [ 0 ] [ 0 ]
DC braking time setting in 0.0 sec 0.0 sec 0.0 sec
low speed rotation [code] [ 0 ] [ 0 ] [ 0 ]
Write the on-site settings in [ ] at the installation site. [General Mode]

X-ray tube anode
code [ ] [ ] [ ]
[ ] [ ] [ ]
Designation of
X-ray tube type
(reference) [ ] [ ] [ ]
note) In case of Quick Stator ( 1st tube is Q type stator)
Standard initial settings [General Mode]

X-ray tube anode
7 6 0
code
Q R R
Designation of 0.6/1.2P324DK-120S
G-1582
X-ray tube type F (00) unconnected
(3A)
(reference) (30)
M516-E306 B-5
Write the on-site settings in [ ] at the installation site. [Nonstandard Tube Mode]
X-ray tube
d
anode code
Type of stator [ ]
Maximum
anode [ ]
rotation
High speed rotation
d Startup time Low speed High speed
startup time from
low speed rotation in
spot fluoroscopy
technique:
[ ] [ ]
[ ]
[Code]
[ ]
X-ray tube
E
anode code
Type of stator [ ]
Maximum
anode [ ]
rotation
High speed rotation
E Startup time Low speed High speed
startup time from
low speed rotation in
spot fluoroscopy
technique:
[ ] [ ]
[ ]
[Code]
[ ]
※ Note 1) Enter the code shown in TableB.2.4 for the startup time combination setting.
Write the on-site settings in [ ] at the installation site. [Option Mode]
High speed rotation hold
time setting [code] [ ] [ ] [ ]
time setting [code] [ ] [ ] [ ]
time with spot fluoroscopy 0.0 sec 0.0 sec 0.0 sec
selection signal input [ 0 ] [ 0 ] [ 0 ]
[code]
Interlock reset time with
exposure start signal
input during rotation hold [ ] [ ] [ ]
[code]
DC braking time setting in
high speed rotation [code] [ ] [ ] [ ]
DC braking time setting in
low speed rotation [code] [ ] [ ] [ ]
M516-E306 B-6
(2) The outline of the initialization procedure for the mode that needs initial data setting will be
described in SectionB.2.3.
(a) In the case where the initial setting was executed in the past, follow the steps in Section B.2.3.
(b) In the case where data initialization has never executed after circuit boards were installed or
EEPROM has been exchanged (including the case where NEXSC board was exchanged),
execute the data initialization first by turning on switches SW2-8 and SW3-1.
NOTE
In this case, make a memo of the initial settings in advance, because all the initial settings will be
automatically rewritten to new data.
◎ ☆ ☆ LED2 SW3 ◎
LED6 LED5
☆ ☆
LED4 LED3
LED1 SW2
SW1 J1
◎ NEXSC BOARD ◎
While LED2 and LED1 are displaying each mark as shown below, the data of each mode are
written in successively. Every time the data of a mode have been written in, an LED from LED3 to
LED6 comes on successively. When all the data have been written in, all the LED's have been
turned on.
LED2
★ ★ ・ ○○○○○○○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ● ON
LED4 LED3
★ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○○○ SW2
LED1 ● ON
8 1
NOTE
When any of LED3 to LED6 is staying off, the EEPROM is being written in. During this time, do
not turn off power or push the reset switch. Otherwise, the data will not be written in correctly.
After the data have been initialized with above switch settings, return the switches, SW2-8 and
SW3-1, to their OFF position.
(c) In case three tubes are connected and the parameter for tube 1 and/or tube 2 is going to be
changed, set the parameters for tube 3 to zero first then change tube 1 and/or tube 2.
M516-E306 B-7
B.2.3 Outline of the initialization procedure
The outline of the initial data setting procedure is described below. According to the operating
conditions of the apparatus, the following flowchart will determine the execution order of the mode
A, B, C, and D, which were described in Section 3.2.1 "Initial setting items". (Refer to Subsection
B.2.5.1 to B.2.5.4 for details of each mode.)
Start
Data initialization has been No

done before?
Yes Set switches SW2-8 and SW3-1 to

ON position, and then execute data
initialization.
Select X-ray tube No. at SA-60 side.
(1) Execute General Mode.
Yes
Setting for nonstandard X-ray tube
unit not listed in the Table? Note 1)
(2) Execute Nonstandard Tube
No
Execute option mode setting? Yes
No (3) Execute Option Mode.
Check the setting contents? Yes
No (4) Execute Data Display Mode.
No
Settings for all the X-ray tubes
that require initial setting have
been completed?
Yes
End. Go to (Ⅱ).
Note 1) Execute this mode when the anode code of nonstandard X-ray tube to be used is set to d or E.
CAUTION
Never pull NEXSC board out of EXTENDER board during energized. Confirm NEXSC board is
fully inserted to EXTENDER board. Else some IC might be broken.
M516-E306 B-8
B.2.4 Checking the finished initial settings
After the initial settings have been finished, whether the initial settings are set to correct values or
not must be checked by operating the X-ray high-voltage generator. Check it following the steps
below:
Power ON
LED2
Select all the X-ray tubes successively from X-ray high-voltage generator ・
side. If indicator " " is on and "STARTER BRAKE" is displayed, check the
LED display of SA-60, and correct the initial settings, if necessary.
・
Press any of general technique keys. LED1
Select any of X-ray tubes.
Set exposure conditions.
Perform "Ready" operation and check performance of the starter.
Check whether the startup time is appropriately setup.
When spot fluoroscopy is to be used, select it by pressing spot fluoroscopy

technique key, and then check performance of the starter by executing
"Ready" operation while pressing the foot switch for fluoroscopy and spot
exposure button.
All the techniques and X-ray No

tubes have been checked?
Yes
[End] Turn off power.
M516-E306 B-9
TableB.2.4 Non-Standard Tube Startup time combination table
(Low speed rotation / High speed rotation / Spot fluoroscopy)
Startup time Low speed rotation High speed rotation High speed rotation startup
combination startup time in startup time in general time from low speed rotation
code general technique technique in spot fluoroscopy
technique
0 0.8 sec 0.8 sec 0.7 sec
1 0.9 sec 0.9 sec 0.75 sec
2 1.0 sec 1.0 sec 0.8 sec
3 1.2 sec 1.2 sec 0.85 sec
4 1.3 sec 1.3 sec 0.9 sec
5 1.5 sec 1.5 sec 1.0 sec
6 1.6 sec 1.7 sec 1.2 sec
7 1.8 sec 1.8 sec 1.35 sec
8 2.0 sec 2.0 sec 1.5 sec
9 2.5 sec 2.5 sec 1.8 sec
A 3.0 sec 3.0 sec 2.2 sec
b 3.2 sec 3.2 sec 2.4 sec
C 3.5 sec 3.5 sec 2.6 sec
d 4.0 sec 4.2 sec 3.1 sec
E 4.5 sec 4.8 sec 3.2 sec
F 5.0 sec 5.2 sec 3.5 sec
Note) Intermittent drive for high speed rotation is specified as follows; ON time: 1.0 sec, OFF time: 25 sec.
Intermittent drive for low speed rotation is specified as follows; ON time: 1.0 sec, OFF time: 15 sec.
M516-E306 B-10
B.2.5 SA-60 initial settings
Initial data settings are required in (1) General mode, (2) Nonstandard Tube Mode, and (3) Option
Mode. (4) Data Display Mode is used to display the set initial data.
B.2.5.1 Initial setting procedure for General Mode

Initial setting procedure is described below.
Connect an extension board to NEXSC board to enable the switch settings,

and turn on power.
By setting the switches SW2 and SW3 on NEXSC board, select "[1] Initial
setting", "[2] X-ray tube No.", "[3] Initial setting mode", "[4] X-ray tube anode
code", and "[5] Use of Q (QUICK) stator or R (Regular) stator".
◎ ☆ ☆ LED2 SW3 ◎
LED6 LED5
☆ ☆
LED4 LED3
LED1 SW2
SW1 J1
◎ NEXSC BOARD ◎
[1] Selecting initial setting [SW2-8: "ON", on NEXSC BOARD]

Set SW2-8 to "ON".
Note) In the case where data initialization has not
LED2
been executed after circuit boards were ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○○○○ SW3
installed or EEPROM has been exchanged LED6 LED5 ○
LED4 LED3 ON
(including the case where NEXSC board ☆ ★ 8 1
was exchanged), execute the data ・
◎○○○○○○ SW2
initialization first by turning on switches LED1 ●
ON
SW2-8 and SW3-1, and then execute the 8 1
initial setting.
While LED2 and LED1 are displaying ‘IN’,
the data of each mode are written in
successively. Every time the data of a
mode have been written in, an LED from
LED3 to LED6 comes on successively.
When all the data have been written in, all
the LED's have been turned on.
M516-E306 B-11
[2] Selecting X-ray tube No. [SW2-6, 5: "ON", on NEXSC BOARD]
Select tube No. with SW2-7, 6, 5.
SW2 X-ray tube LED2
No. "ON" LED with ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○○○○ SW3
-6 -5 (Tube number power-on LED6 LED5 ON
selection) LED4 LED3
● ● ☆ ★ 8 1
Not selection ・
ON ◎●●○○○○ SW2
● ○
● ON
Tube 1 LED 6 LED1 ON
● 8 1
●
Tube 2 LED 5
ON
● ● ON
Tube 3 LED 4
M516-E306 B-12
[3] Selecting initial setting mode [SW2-4, 3, 2: "ON", on NEXSC BOARD]
Select initial setting mode with SW2-4, 3, 2.
SW2 Initial setting LED2
☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○○○○ SW3
-4 -3 -2 mode selection
LED6 LED5
● ● ● not selection ON
LED4 LED3
ON
☆ ★ 8 1
● ● ・
●
General Mode ◎○○●●●○ SW2
ON
● ● Nonstandard LED1 ○
ON
● ON Tube Mode
8 1
● ●
● ON
Option mode
Data Display
● ● ● ON Mode
Select General Mode with SW2-4, 3, 2.

LED2
SW2 Initial setting ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○○○○ SW3
-4 -3 -2 mode selection LED6 LED5 ON
● ● LED4 LED3
●
General Mode
ON ☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○ ●●○ SW2
LED1 ○ ●
ON
8 1
After checking the selected X-ray tube No. and initial setting mode,
press SW1 (reset key).
LED3 and LED that corresponds to the selected X-ray tube No. become
on. Also, "[4] X-ray tube anode code" and "[5] Use of Q (QUICK) stator or R
(Regular) stator" are displayed on LED2 and LED1.
NOTE
LED2
If LED2 and LED1 display the patterns shown on the right, ・
the selections of X-ray tube No. and initial setting mode are not appropriate.
Try the selections again from "[2] X-ray tube No."
・
LED1
M516-E306 B-13
[4] Setting X-ray tube anode code [SW3-7, 6, 5, 4: "ON", on NEXSC BOARD]
Set the code with SW3-7, 6, 5, 4.
Table B.2.5.1 X-ray tube anode code setting list LED2

☆ ☆ ・ ○●●●●○○○ SW3
SW3 7-segmen LED6 LED5
X-ray tube ON
-7 -6 -5 -4 t display LED4 LED3
anode code [LED2] ☆ ★ 8 1
● ● ● ● ・・
not selection ◎○○○○○○ SW2
ON
LED1 ○
● ● ● ・ ON
● ON Code 1 8 1
● ● ● ・
● ON
Code 2
● ● ・
● ● ON Code 3
● ● ● ・
● ON
Code 4
● ● ・
● ● ON Code 5
● ● ・
● ● ON
Code 6
● ・
● ● ● ON Code 7
● ● ● ・
● ON
Code 8
● ● ・
● ●ON Code 9
● ● ・
● ● ON
Code A
● ・
● ● ●ON Code b
● ● ・
● ● Code C
ON Other manufacturer's X-ray tube code
● ・ not listed in Table.
● ● ●ON Code d
● ・
● ● ● ON
Code E
・
● ● ● ●ON Code F
M516-E306 B-14
[5] Selecting use of Q (QUICK) stator or R (Regular) stator
[SW3-3: "ON", "OFF" on NEXSC BOARD]
Select one with SW3-3.
Use of Q (QUICK) stator : [SW3-3: "ON", on NEXSC BOARD]
Use of R (Regular) stator : [SW3-3: "OFF", on NEXSC BOARD]
SW3 7-segme LED2
☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○●○○ SW3
Stator type nt display
-3 LED6 LED5
[LED1] ON
LED4 LED3
● ・ ☆ ★ 8 1
REGULATER
ON ・
◎○○○○○○ SW2
・ ○
●ON
QUICK LED1 ON
8 1
TableB.2.5.2 Selecting use of Q (QUICK) stator or R (Regular) stator
*1 Set SW2-1 key at "ON".
*1 This operation is to check whether the initial settings for "General Mode" are
correctly written in. Be sure to perform this operation.
If this operation is not performed, normal operations of the apparatus will not
be guaranteed.
*2 During this time, the setting data are being stored, so do
*2 Wait for about one second. not turn off power or push the reset switch.
Set SW2-1 key to "OFF".
Check the displays LED1 and LED2 on NEXSC board.

LED2
LED1 and LED2 display the ・
Yes
patterns shown on the right?
No ・
LED1
Nonstandard Tube Mode must be setup again
according to SubsectionB.2.5.2. Be sure to
execute Nonstandard Tube Mode.
[3]
LED2
・
LED1 and LED2 display the Yes
No ・
LED1
Option Mode must be setup again according to
Subsection B.2.5.3. Be sure to execute Option Mode.
Be sure to execute Nonstandard Tube Mode.
[3]
M516-E306 B-15
B.2.5.2 Initial setting procedure for Nonstandard Tube Mode
By setting the switches SW2 and SW3 on NEXSC board, select "[3] Initial setting mode", "[6] X-ray
tube anode code [d, E]", "[7] Use of High speed rotation or low speed rotation", "[8] Startup voltage
and rotation hold voltage", and "[9] Combination of startup time".
The initial setting procedure for Nonstandard Tube Mode is described below.
Select Nonstandard Tube Mode according to "[3] Selecting initial setting mode" in Subsection
3.2.5.1 "Initial setting procedure for General Mode".
[3] Selecting initial setting mode [SW2-4, 3, 2: "ON", on NEXSC BOARD]

Set Nonstandard Tube Mode with SW2-4, 3, 2. LED2
☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○○○○ SW3
SW2 Initial setting mode
LED6 LED5
- - selection ON
-2 LED4 LED3
4 3 ☆ ★ 8 1
● ● ・
●
Extra Data Mode ◎○○● ●○ SW2
ON
LED1 ○ ●
ON
8 1
[6] Setting X-ray tube anode code [d, E] [SW3-8: "ON", "OFF" on NEXSC BOARD]
Set this code with SW3-8. d: 0 [OFF] LED2
☆ ☆ ・ ●○○○○○○○ SW3
E: 1 [ON] LED6 LED5 ON
SW3 X-ray tube 7-segment LED4 LED3
display ☆ ★ 8 1
-8 anode code ・
[LED1] ◎○○○ ○○ SW2
● ・ LED1 ○ ○
“d” ON
ON
8 1
・
●ON
“E”
TableB.2.5.3 Setting X-ray tube anode code [d, E]

After checking the selected X-ray tube No. and initial setting mode, press SW1 (reset key). Then,
"[4] X-ray tube anode code" and "[5] Use of Q (QUICK) stator or R (Regular) stator" that are stored
in EEPROM are displayed on LED2 and LED1.
[7] Setting use of quick or low speed rotation [SW3-3: "ON", "OFF" on NEXSC BOARD]
Set the rotation with SW3-3. LED2
Use of high speed rotation : 0 [OFF] ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○●○○ SW3
LED6 LED5
Use of low speed rotation : 1 [ON] ON
LED4 LED3
SW3 Setting quick or 7-segment ☆ ★ 8 1
display ・
low speed ◎○○○ ○○ SW2
-3 [LED1]
rotation LED1 ○ ○
ON
● Low speed ・
ON rotation setting 8 1
High speed ・
●ON rotation setting
TableB.2.5.4 Setting use of quick or low speed rotation
M516-E306 B-16
[9] Setting startup time combination (Low speed rotation, High speed rotation, Spot fluoroscopy)
[SW3-7, 6, 5, 4: "ON", on NEXSC BOARD]
Set the combination with SW3-7, 6, 5, 4.
LED2
SW3 Low High High speed 7-segme ・ ○●●●●○○○ SW3
speed speed rotation nt display
-7 -6 -5 -4 rotation rotation startup [LED1] ON
startup startup time from
time in time in low speed 8 1
general general rotation in
technique techniqu spot ・
◎○○○○○○ SW2
e fluoroscop
y LED1 ○
ON
technique
● ● ● ● 0.8 sec 0.8 0.7 sec ・ 8 1
ON sec
● ● ● 1.0 ・
● ON 1.0 sec sec
0.8 sec
● ● ● 1.2 ・
● ON 1.2 sec sec
0.85 sec
● ● 1.5 ・
● ● ON 1.5 sec sec
1.0 sec
● ● ● 1.8 ・
● ON 1.8 sec sec
1.35 sec
● ● 2.0 ・
1.5 sec
● ● 2.3 ・
1.8 sec
● 3.5 ・
● ● ● ON 3.5 sec sec
2.5 sec
● ● ● 3.5 ・
● ON 3.8 sec sec
2.5 sec
● ● 3.5 ・
● ●ON 3.5 sec 3.2 sec
sec
● ● 3.5 ・
3.2 sec
● 3.5 ・
● ● ●ON 4.5sec 3.2 sec
sec
● ● 3.5 ・
3.0sec
● 3.5 ・
● ● ●ON 4.0 sec 3.0 sec
sec
● 3.5 ・
● ● ● ON 4.5 sec sec
3.0 sec
5.2 ・
● ● ● ●ON 5.0 sec 3.5 sec
sec
TableB.2.5.5 List of startup time combination settings
M516-E306 B-17
*1 Set SW2-1 key at "ON".
*1 This operation is to check whether the initial settings for "Nonstandard

Tube Mode" are correctly written in. Be sure to perform this operation. If
this operation is not performed, the initial settings will not be stored.
*2 During this time, the setting data are being stored, so do
not turn off power or push the reset switch.
*2 Wait for about one second.
Check the displays LED1 and LED2 on NEXSC board.

LED2
LED1 and LED2 display the ・
Yes
No ・
LED1
The setting "[6] X-ray tube anode code [d, E]" is
different from the X-ray tube anode code that was set
in SubsectionB.2.5.1 "General Mode". Set it again to
the same code. Be sure to execute Nonstandard
[6]
LED2
・
LED1 and LED2 display the Yes
No ・
LED1
Option Mode must be setup again according to
Subsection B.2.5.3.
Be sure to execute Option Mode, after turning
OFF power.
[3]
M516-E306 B-18
B.2.5.3 Initial setting procedure for Option Mode
By setting the switches SW2 and SW3 on NEXSC board, select "[1] Initial setting", "[2] X-ray tube
No.", and "[3] Initial setting mode [Option Mode] ".
The initial setting procedure for Option Mode is described below.
Select Option Mode according to "[3] Selecting initial setting mode" in Subsection 3.2.5.1 "Initial
setting procedure for General Mode".
[3] Selecting initial setting mode [SW2-4, 3, 2: "ON" on NEXSC BOARD]

Select Option Mode with SW2-4, 3, 2.
LED2
SW2 Initial setting mode ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○○○○ SW3
- - selection LED6 LED5 ON
-2 LED4 LED3
4 3
☆ ★ 8 1
● ● ・
●ON
Option Mode ◎○○●● ○ SW2
LED1 ○ ●
ON
8 1
[10] Selecting Option Mode selection item [SW3-4, 3, 2: "ON", on NEXSC BOARD]
Select Option Mode selection item with SW3-4, 3, 2.
SW3 Selection item in 7-segme LED2
nt display ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○●●●○ SW3
- - Option mode
-2 [LED1] LED6 LED5 ON
4 3 LED4 LED3
● ● ● not selection ・ ☆ ★ 8 1
ON [0-0] ・
○○○○○ ○ SW2
● ● Setting high speed ・ ○ ○
LED1 ON
●ON rotation hold time [0-1]
● ● Setting low speed ・
8 1
● ON rotation hold time [0-2]
● Setting low speed
● ●ON rotation hold time with
spot fluoroscopy ・
selection signal input
(H12)
[0-3]
● ● Setting interlock reset
● ON time with startup signal ・
input for exposures
during rotation hold [0-4]
● Setting DC braking time
・
● ●ON for high speed rotation
0.0 to 5.0 sec [0-5]
● Setting DC braking time
・
● ● ON for low speed rotation
0.0 to 5.0 sec [0-6]
・
● ● ●ON [0-7]
After checking to be sure of the selected X-ray tube No., initial setting mode, and
option mode selection item, press SW1 (reset key).
The selected option mode item is displayed on LED1, and the data of the selected
item that is stored in EEPROM is displayed on LED2.
M516-E306 B-19
High speed rotation hold time is to be Yes ・
set?
LED1 display is as shown on the LED1
[11][0-1] Set high speed rotation hold time.
No
[11] [0-1]
Low speed rotation hold time is to be
set? Yes ・
LED1 display is as shown on the LED1

[12][0-2] Set low speed rotation hold time.
No
[12] [0-2]
Low speed rotation hold time with spot
fluoroscopy selection signal input (H12) is Yes ・
to be set?
LED1 display is as shown on the right? LED1
[13][0-3] Set low speed rotation hold time with
No
spot fluoroscopy selection signal input (H12).
[13] [0-3]
Interlock reset time with startup signal
input during rotation hold is to be set?
Yes ・
LED1 display is as shown on the right?
LED1
[14][0-4] Set interlock reset time with
No
startup signal input during rotation hold.
[14] [0-4]
DC braking time for high speed Yes ・
rotation is to be set? LED1 display is
as shown on the right? LED1
[15][0-5] Set DC braking time for high
No
speed rotation.
[15] [0-5]
DC braking time for low speed Yes ・
rotation is to be set? LED1 display
is as shown on the right? LED1
[16][0-6] Set DC braking time for low
No
speed rotation.
[16] [0-6]
All the necessary option settings are No
complete? [10]
Yes
●●●●●●●● SW3
Return all the settings of SW2 and SW3 on
NEXSC board to "OFF" as shown on the right. ON
8 1
Turn off power. ●◎●●●●●● SW2
ON
Initial settings of Option Mode have been completed.
8 1
M516-E306 B-20
[11] [0-1] Setting high speed rotation hold time [SW3-8, 7, 6, 5: "ON", on NEXSC BOARD]
Set high speed rotation hold time with SW3-8, 7, 6, 5.
SW3 High speed 7-segmen LED2
-8 -7 -6 -5 rotation hold t display ☆ ☆ ・ ●●●●○○ ○ SW3
[LED2] ○
time LED6 LED5 ON
● ● ● ● 0 sec ・ LED4 LED3
ON (no rotation hold) ☆ ★ 8 5 1
・
● ● ● ・ ○○○○○ ○ SW2
● ON 10 sec
LED1 ○ ○
ON
● ● ● ・
● ON
20 sec 8 1
● ● ・
● ● ON 35 sec
● ● ● ・
● ON
40 sec
● ● ・
● ● ON 50 sec
● ● ・
● ● ON
70 sec
● ・
● ● ● ON 100 sec
● ● ● ・
● ON
2 min
● ● ・
● ●ON 3 min
● ● ・
● ● ON
4 min
● ・
● ● ●ON 5 min
● ● ・
● ● ON
6 min
● ・
● ● ●ON 8 min
● ・
● ● ● ON
10 min
・
● ● ● ●ON 16 min
TableB.2.5.6 High speed rotation hold time setting list
M516-E306 B-21
Check to be sure of the settings of SW2 and SW3.
LED2
Set SW2-1 key at "ON". ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○ ○○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ↓ SW2
LED1 ○ ○●
ON
8 1
This operation is to write the selected high speed rotation hold time. Be sure to execute
this operation.
Check the displays of LED1 and LED2. LED2

☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○ ○○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ SW2
LED1 ○ ○○
ON
8 1
LED2
☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○ ○○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ● SW2
LED1 ○ ○↑
ON
[10] 8 1
NOTE
The high speed rotation hold function is available with Varian-made G-1092
x-ray tube (Anode code: 8). Recommended hold period is 2 minutes.
M516-E306 B-22
[12] [0-2] Setting low speed rotation hold time [SW3-8, 7, 6, 5: "ON", on NEXSC BOARD]
Set low speed rotation hold time with SW3-8, 7, 6, 5.
SW3 Low speed 7-segmen LED2
rotation hold t display ☆ ☆ ・ ●●●●○ ○○ SW3
-8 -7 -6 -5
time [LED2] LED6 LED5 ○
ON
LED4 LED3
● ● ● ● 0 sec ・
☆ ★ 8 5 1
ON (no rotation
・
hold) ◎○○○○ ○ SW2
● ● ● ・ LED1 ○ ○
● ON 10 sec ON
● ● ● ・ 8 1
● ON
20 sec
● ● ・
● ● ON 35 sec
● ● ● ・
● ON
40 sec
● ● ・
● ● ON 50 sec
● ● ・
● ● ON
70 sec
● ・
● ● ● ON 100 sec
● ● ● ・
● ON
2 min
● ● ・
● ●ON 3 min
● ● ・
● ● ON
4 min
● ・
● ● ●ON 5 min
● ● ・
● ● ON
6 min
● ・
● ● ●ON 8 min
● ・
● ● ● ON
10 min
・
● ● ● ●ON
TableB.2.5.7 Low speed rotation hold time setting list
M516-E306 B-23
Set SW2-1 key at "ON". LED2

☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○○ ○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ↓ SW2
LED1 ○ ○●
ON
8 1
This operation is to write the selected low speed rotation hold time. Be sure to execute this
operation.

☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○○ ○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ SW2
LED1 ○ ○○
ON
8 1
LED2
Set SW2-1 key to "OFF". ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○○ ○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ● SW2
LED1 ○ ○↑
ON
[10] 8 1
M516-E306 B-24
[13] [0-3] Setting low speed rotation hold time with spot fluoroscopy selection signal input (H12)
NOTE
This setting is not used now.
[SW3-8, 7, 6, 5: "ON", on NEXSC BOAD]

Set the low speed rotation hold time with SW3-8, 7, 6, 5.
SW3 7-segmen LED2
Rotation hold
-8 -7 -6 -5 t display ☆ ☆ ・ ●●●●○ ○ SW3
time [LED2] LED6 LED5 ○○
● ● ● ● ON
0 sec ・ LED4 LED3
ON (no rotation ☆ ★ 8 5 1
hold) ・
◎○○○○ ○ SW2
● ● ● ・
● ON 2 sec LED1 ○ ○
ON
● ● ● ・ 8 1
● ON
3 sec
● ● ・
● ● ON 4 sec
● ● ● ・
● ON
5 sec
● ● ・
● ● ON 6 sec
● ● ・
● ● ON
8 sec
● ・
● ● ● ON 10 sec
● ● ● ・
● ON
16 sec
● ● ・
● ●ON 20 sec
● ● ・
● ● ON
35 sec
● ・
● ● ●ON 40 sec
● ● ・
● ● ON
50 sec
● ・
● ● ●ON 70 sec
● ・
● ● ● ON
100 sec
・
● ● ● ●ON
TableB.2.5.8 List of low speed rotation hold times in spot fluoroscopy
M516-E306 B-25
LED2
Set SW2-1 key at "ON". ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○ ○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ↓ SW2
LED1 ○ ○●
ON
8 1
This operation is to write the selected low speed rotation hold time with spot fluoroscopy
selection signal input (H12). Be sure to execute this operation.

☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○ ○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ SW2
LED1 ○ ○○
ON
8 1
LED2
☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○ ○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ● SW2
LED1 ○ ○↑
ON
[10] 8 1
M516-E306 B-26
[14] [0-4] Setting interlock reset time with startup signal input for exposures during rotation hold
[SW3-6, 5: "ON", on NEXSC BOARD]
Set the interlock reset time with SW3-6, 5. (About 0.5 sec to about 1.5 sec)
SW3 7-segme LED2
Interlock reset ○○●● ○○○
-6 -5 nt display ☆ ☆ ・ SW3
time [LED2] LED6 LED5 ○
ON
● ● 0.0 sec ・ LED4 LED3
ON (no reset time) ☆ ★ 6 5 1
・
● ・ ◎○○○○ ○ SW2
● ON 0.5 sec
LED1 ○ ○
ON
● ・
● ON
1.0 sec 8 1
・
● ● ON 1.5 sec
Table B.2.5.9 Interlock reset time setting list
LED2
Set SW2-1 key at "ON". ○○○○ ○○○
☆ ☆ ・ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ↓ SW2
LED1 ○ ○●
ON
8 1
This operation is to write the selected interlock reset time with startup signal input for
exposures during rotation hold. Be sure to execute this operation.
LED2
Check the displays of LED1 and LED2. ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○ ○○○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ SW2
LED1 ○ ○○
ON
8 1
LED2
Set SW2-1 key to "OFF". ○○○○ ○○○
☆ ☆ ・ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ● SW2
LED1 ○ ○↑
ON
[10]
8 1
M516-E306 B-27
[15] [0-5] Setting DC braking time for high speed rotation [SW3-7, 6, 5: "ON", on NEXSC BARD]
SW3 DC braking time 7-segme LED2
-7 -6 -5 for high speed nt display ☆ ☆ ・ ○●●● ○ ○ SW3
rotation [LED2] LED6 LED5 ○ ○
ON
● ● ● 0 sec ・ LED4 LED3
ON (no DC BRAKE) ☆ ★ 7 5 1
● ● ・・
1.0 sec ○○○○○ ○ SW2
● ON
LED1 ○ ○
● ● ON
・
● ON
1.6 sec
8 1
● ・
● ● ON 2.0 sec Note) If the DC braking time of other than 0.0 sec is
selected for the X-ray tube with X-ray tube
● ● ● ・
2.5 sec anode code other than d and E, the time will be
ON
set to the DC braking time listed in Appendix A.
● ・
● ● ON 3.0 sec
● ・
● ● ON
4.5 sec
・
● ● ● ON 5.0 sec
TableB.2.5.10 List of DC braking times for high speed rotation
Set SW2-1 key at "ON". LED2

☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○ ○ ○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○ ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ↓ SW2
LED1 ○ ○●
ON
8 1
This operation is to write the selected DC braking time for high speed rotation. Be sure to
execute this operation.
LED2
Check the displays of LED1 and LED2. ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○ ○ ○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○ ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ SW2
LED1 ○ ○○
ON
8 1
LED2
Set SW2-1 key to "OFF". ○○○○ ○ ○
☆ ☆ ・ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○ ○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ● SW2
LED1 ○ ○↑
ON
[10]
8 1
M516-E306 B-28
[16] [0-6] Setting DC braking time for low speed rotation [SW3-7, 6, 5: "ON", on NEXSC BARD]
SW3 DC braking time 7-segme
LED2
-7 -6 -5 for low speed nt display ○●●● ○○
☆ ☆ ・ SW3
rotation [LED2]
LED6 LED5 ○○
● ● ● 0 sec ・ ON
LED4 LED3
ON (no DC BRAKE) ☆ ★ 7 5 1
● ● ・・
● ON 1.0 sec ◎○○○○ ○ SW2
LED1 ○ ○
● ● ・ ON
● ON
1.6 sec
8 1
● ・
● ● ON 2.0 sec
Note) If the DC braking time of other than 0.0 sec is
● ● ・ selected for the X-ray tube with X-ray tube
● ON
2.5 sec anode code other than d and E, the time will be
● ・ set to the DC braking time listed in Appendix A.
● ● ON 3.0 sec
● ・
● ● ON
4.5 sec
・
● ● ● ON 5.0 sec
TableB.2.5.11 List of DC braking times for low speed rotation
Check to be sure of the settings of SW2 and

SW3.
LED2
Set SW2-1 key at "ON". ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○ ○○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ↓ SW2
LED1 ○ ○●
ON
8 1
This operation is to write the selected DC braking time for low speed rotation. Be sure to
execute this operation.

☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○ ○○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ SW2
LED1 ○ ○○
ON
8 1
Set SW2-1 key to "OFF". LED2

☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○ ○○ SW3
LED6 LED5 ○○
ON
LED4 LED3
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎○○○○ ● SW2
LED1 ○ ○↑
ON
[10]
8 1
M516-E306 B-29
B.2.5.4 Initial setting procedure for Data Display Mode
By setting the switches SW2 and SW3 on NEXSC board, select "[1] Initial setting", "[2] X-ray tube
No.", and "[3] Initial setting mode [Data Display Mode] ".
The initial setting procedure for Data Display Mode is described below.
Select Data Display Mode according to "[3] Selecting initial setting mode" in Subsection 3.2.5.1
"Initial setting procedure for General Mode".
[2] Selecting X-ray tube No. [SW2-7, 6, 5: "ON" on NEXSC BOARD]

Set X-ray tube No. with SW2-6, 5.
SW2 X-ray tube "ON" LED2
-6 -5 No. LED ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○○○○ SW3
● ● not LED6 LED5 ON
ON LED4 LED3
selection
☆ ★ 8 1
● ・
● ON
Tube 1 LED 6 ◎○○ ○ SW2
● LED1 ○ ●●●
Tube 2 LED 5 ON
● ON
8 1
● ● ON
Tube 3 LED 4
[3] Selecting initial setting mode [SW2-4, 3, 2: "ON" on NEXSC BOARD]

Select Data Display Mode with SW2-4, 3, 2.
SW2 Initial setting LED2
mode selection ☆ ☆ ・ ○○○○○○○○ SW3
-4 -3 -2
LED6 LED5 ON
Data Display LED4 LED3
● ● ● ON Mode
☆ ★ 8 1
・
◎●●○○○○ SW2
LED1 ○
ON
8 1
After checking to be sure of the selected X-ray tube No., and initial setting mode,
press SW1 (reset key) to display the selected settings.
All the necessary data displays have No

been checked according to table
Yes
Set all the settings of SW2 and SW3 on ●●●●●●●● SW3

NEXSC board to "OFF" as shown on the right.
ON
8 1
Press SW1 (reset key), or turn off power. ●◎●●●●●● SW2
ON
Initial settings for Data Display Mode
have been completed.
M516-E306 B-30
TableB.2.5.12 Display items of Data Display Mode [7-segment-LED1 on NEXSC BOARD]
Display items of Data Display Mode are displayed on 7-segment-LED1 on NEXSC BOARD.
The data stored in EEPROM are displayed on 7-segment-LED2.
Every item is displayed for 5 seconds successively.
After the last item has been displayed, the first item is displayed again, and this display cycle is repeated.
7-segment Display item of Data Display Table of the contents List of data displayed on 7-segment
display Mode of 7-segment display display [LED2] [Details]
[LED1] [LED2]
・
・ [4] X-ray tube anode code Table B.2.5.1 Table B.2.3 Specifications for the
X-ray tube anode code modes corresponding to Circlex
setting list 8 1 X-ray tube anode codes
types and
・ [5] Stator type Table B.2.5.2
Setting Q or R stator
・ [6] Setting X-ray tube anode Table B.2.5.3
code [d, E] Setting X-ray tube
anode code [d, E]
・ [7] Setting use of quick or Table B.2.5.4
low speed rotation Setting use of quick or
low speed rotation
・ [8] Unused
・ [9] Setting startup time Table B.2.5.6 Table B.2.4 Startup time
combination List of startup time combination table
combination settings
・ not selection
[0-0]
・ not selection
[0-0]
・ [11] Setting high speed Table B.2.5.7
rotation hold time [0-1] High speed rotation
hold time setting list
・ [12] Setting low speed Table B.2.5.8
rotation hold time [0-2] Low speed rotation
hold time setting list
・ [13] Setting low speed rotation Table B.2.5.9
hold time with spot fluoroscopy List of low speed
selection signal input (H12) rotation hold times in
[0-3] spot fluoroscopy
Unused
・ [14] Setting interlock reset time Table B.2.5.10
with startup signal input for Interlock reset time
exposures during rotation hold setting list
[0-4]
・ [15] Setting DC braking time for Table B.2.5.11
high speed rotation List of DC braking
0.0 to 5.0 sec times for high speed
[0-5]rotation
・ [16] Setting DC braking time for Table B.2.5.12
low speed rotation List of DC braking
0.0 to 5.0 sec times for low speed
[0-6] rotation
・
[0-7]
M516-E306 B-31
B.3 Confirmation of Output Voltage
When pressing the X-ray exposure switch or stepping on the fluoroscopy foot switch (in case of
fluoroscopy acquisition system), confirm that tube is startup and braking as it configured. For
SHIMADZU and VARIAN manufactured 1.5MHU tube, confirm the Starter Output Voltage (output
voltage between X and Y of high-speed rotation on startup) described in section 3.10.1 and 3.10.2.
M516-E306 B-32
C Corrections
 Chapter 5
Added this chapter.
D Corrections
 Chapter 2
Changed Fig 2.5.1.
Changed chapter2.6.1.
Changed chapter 2.7.1. (For new control board NEXSH.).
 Chapter 3
Changed to new initial setting method. (For new control board NEXSH.).
 Chapter 5
Added this chapter.
 Chapter 7
Added this chapter.
 Appendix A
Added this chapter. (Same contents moved this chapter).
 Appendix B
Added this chapter.
E Corrections
 Chapter 2
Chapter 2.5.2: Changed the resistances of R-stator and Q-stator
Chapter 2.6.2: Change the connection of HS to 465 (J-type tube).
 Chapter 3
Changed chapter 3.10 (<Without Oscilloscope>)
F Corrections
 Chapter 2
Chapter 2.6.2: Change the connection of BS to 200(Anode code 7).
G Corrections
 Chapter 2
Chapter 2.6.2: Changed the connection of HS to 465(Anode code 6).
Chapter 2.6.2: Changed the connection of BS to 220(Anode code 6).
Chapter 2.7.1: BRANSIST alexa system was added(DIP SW2-1).
 Chapter 3
Chapter 3.6: BRANSIST alexa system was added. (High Speed Rotation Hold Time)
 Chapter 5
Chapter 5.6: Changed the example of operation log.
H Corrections
 Chapter 2
Chapter 2.1: Corrected "Capacity 5kVA" to "7.5kVA".
Chapter 2.3.1: Corrected details of cables and accessories.
Chapter 2.5: Changed Fig. 2.5.1.
Power Cable:
Added "UD CONT-2005".
Signal Cable:
Corrected description of high voltage generator terminals to which the signal
cable is connected. Added Fig. 2.5.2.
Cable Included with X-Ray Tube:
Added description of how to handle the cable. Added Fig. 2.5.3.
Added description of how to handle the core. Added Fig. 2.5.4.
Added a.2.
Chapter 2.6.2: Added "600kHu".
 Chapter 3
Chapter 3.6: Added notes on G297 to description of tube code.
Added description of maintaining low-speed rotation for 5 minutes.
Chapter 3.10.3: Added description of VARIAN 600kHu tubes.
J Corrections
 Chapter 2
Chapter 2.3.1: Changed the number of (4) Accessories.
Chapter 2.5: Add Notes to 2.JS1Cable.
Change and add Notes to 3.AC signal Cable.
Add description and Notes to 4.X-ray tube attached cable.
Chapter 2.6.2: Add descriptions.
Chapter 2.7.4: Changed the LED indicators and description.
Chapter 2.7.6: Changed the LED indicators.
 Chapter 3
Chapter 3.10.3: Changed “510V” to “530V” and “500V” to “530V”.
K Corrections
 Chapter 1
Chapter 1.1: Changed "(502-26586-01) " → "(502-26586-01 / 562-26586-01) "
Changed "(502-26593) " → " (502-26593 / 562-26593) "
Chapter 1.2: Changed "502-20645-01 " → "502-20645-01 / 562-20645-01 "
Chapter 1.3: Changed "502-20645-01 " → "502-20645-01 / 562-20645-01 "
 Chapter 2
Chapter 2.3: Changed Core 0pc.
Added description of core that is not necessary to use.
Chapter 2.5.1: Changed "502-21311 " → "502-21311 / 562-21311 "
Changed "501-79774 " → "501-79774 / 561-79774 "
Changed "502-20091 " → " 502-20091 / 562-20091 "
Changed "50cm " → " 300mm "
Added description of core that is not necessary to use.
Chapter 2.7.6: Added the LED 7 indicators.
 Chapter 3
Chapter 3.4.1: Changed "502-26593 " → "502-26593 / 502-26593 "
 Chapter 7
Chapter 7.3: Changed "074-73306-09 " → "074-73306-10 "
 Appendix A
A.1: Added description of X-ray tube type designation (-85/-125).

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High Speed Rotation Starter

＜Side of the System＞ ＜Side of the System＞

＜Rack Unit ASSY＞ ＜Rack Unit ASSY＞

Table 1. Setting DIP Switch of MOTHER-SA60

SW1-1 OFF SW1-1 ON

SW1-2 OFF SW1-2 OFF

SW1-3 OFF SW1-3 OFF

SW1-4 OFF SW1-4 OFF

1.3 Combination of NEXSH/NEXSC Board and MOTHER-SA60 Board

MOTHER-SA60 Board ＜Original＞ ＜Shipping After

1.4 Restriction of Maintenance for SA-60 with NEXSC (Original)

Power Single phase 200V, 208V, 220V, 230V, 240V

2.2 Output ratings

(b) Low speed rotation

(1) SA-60main Unit ………………………..…. 1 set

2.3.2 Outside dimensions and weight

(2) Transportation and storage environment

2.3.4 Heat generation

 1kW = 860 kcal/h

(Protection against electrical shock hazard: Class I equipment)

(2) Environmental conditions of EMC (Electro-magnetic compatibility)

Earth Terminal ( MC)

metal X-ray tube.

Note 4) Depends on tube types, Heat exchanger might not be provided.

Fig. 2.5.1 SA-60 Connection Diagram

Nominal Voltage Minimum 300V

Temperature range Minimum 105℃

Test Voltage Minimum 2000V

Fig. 2.5.2 Shielded JS1 Cable (SA-60)

Fig. 2.5.3 Shielded Signal Cable

Fig. 2.5.4 SA-60 End of Cable Included with X-Ray Tube

(a.1) First X-ray tube (TUBE1) (Without heat exchanger)

Risk of electric shock. Be sure to measure the resistance after power

X-ray tube unit No. POWER RELAY terminal Resistance [Ω]

X-ray tube type designation X - Y (Ω) X - Z (Ω) Y - Z (Ω)

Before changing the connection in accordance with supply voltage,

The factory-shipped internal connection in this apparatus is set for

Be sure to make the connection changes shown in this Section in

Fig. 2.6.1 Connecting terminals of T1

Fig. 2.6.2 Connecting terminals of T2

Following table describes means of wiremark of connecting lines.

1NS For low speed rotation of the first X-ray tube

1BS For breaking of the first X-ray tube

2HS For high speed rotation of the second X-ray tube

2NS For low speed rotation of the second X-ray tube

2BS For breaking of the second X-ray tube

Fig. 2.6.3 Connection Example of TB1

tube 1HS 1NS 1BS

1 Shimadzu J-Type [750kHU] 465 150 150

2 Shimadzu J-Type [1.5MHU] 465 220 200 <-1HS/1NS/1BS Default

Shimadzu P-Type high speed rotation

Shimadzu P-Type low speed rotation

Varian-made model [1.5MHU]

Shimadzu P-Type high speed rotation

7 model [400kHU] Q-stator 335 220 200

8 Varian-made model [1.0MHU] 520 220 200

Varian-made model [600kHU]

ON:150Hz system, be sure to keep this switch ON.

SW2-2 Not Used. Keep this switch OFF

SW2-3 Not Used. Keep this switch OFF

SW2-4 Not Used. Keep this switch OFF

SW2-5 Not Used. Keep this switch OFF

＜Side of the System＞＜Side of the System＞

＜Rack Unit ASSY＞＜Rack Unit ASSY＞

MOTHER-SA60 Board ＜Original＞＜Shipping After