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Incisive CT

System Installation Instructions

459801178491
Revision P

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whole or in part, adapted, modified, disclosed to others, or disseminated without the prior written permission of the Philips Legal Department. Use
of this document and the information contained in it is strictly reserved for current Philips personnel and Philips customers who have a current and
valid license from Philips for use by the customer's designated in-house service employee on equipment located at the customer's designated
site. Use of this document by unauthorized persons is strictly prohibited. Report violation of these requirements to the Philips Legal Department.
This document must be returned to Philips when the user is no longer licensed and in any event upon Philips' first written request.
This document or digital media and the information contained in it is strictly reserved for current Philips personnel, Philips licensed representatives
and Philips customers who have purchased a valid service agreement for use by the customer's designated in-house service employee on
equipment located at the customer's designated site. Use of this document or digital media by unauthorized persons is strictly prohibited. This
document or digital media must be returned to Philips when the user is no longer licensed and in any event upon Philips' first written request.

© 2020 Koninklijke Philips N.V. All Rights Reserved. CSIP Level 1

Incisive CT System Installation Instructions Manual

Safety and Legal Information

To the User of This Manual
The user of this manual is directed to read and carefully review the instructions, warnings and cautions contained herein
prior to beginning installation or service activities. While you may have previously installed or serviced equipment similar
to that described in this manual, changes in design, manufacture or procedure may have occurred which significantly
affect the present installation or service.

Warranty Disclaimer
Philips provides this document without warranty of any kind, implied or expressed, including, but not limited to, the
implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.

Limitation of Liability
Philips has taken care to ensure the accuracy of this document. However, Philips assumes no liability for errors or
omissions and reserves the right to make changes without further notice to any products herein to improve reliability,
function, or design. Philips may make improvements or changes in the product(s) or program(s) described in this
document at any time.

Password Notice
The PASSWORD is the property of Philips Healthcare and is provided for the exclusive purpose of providing access to
selected service utilities which are described in this service manual as being associated with the password. Use of this
password for any purpose other than for the access to the selected services utilities is strictly prohibited.

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Incisive CT System Installation Instructions Manual

Safety

WARNING: In addition to the warnings listed above, follow all safety guidelines as described in the
Safety Manual. Failure to do so can result in severe personal injury.

Installation and Environment

Except for installations requiring certification by the manufacturer, see that a radiation protection survey is made by a qualified expert
in accordance with NCRP 102, section 7, as revised. Perform a survey after every change in equipment, workload, or operating
conditions which might significantly increase the probability of persons receiving more than the maximum permissible dose
equivalent.

Diagnostic Imaging Systems - Mechanical-electrical Warning

WARNING: Before initiating a movement of the Patient Support or gantry, ensure that the area is free of
obstructions such as tools, boxes, chairs, and step stools. Physical injury or damage can
occur.
All of the moveable assemblies and parts of this equipment should be operated with care and routinely inspected in accordance with
the manufacturer’s recommendations contained in the equipment manuals.
Only properly trained and qualified personnel should be permitted access to any internal parts. Live electrical terminals are deadly; be
sure line disconnects are opened and other appropriate precautions are taken before opening access doors, removing enclosure
panels, or attaching accessories.

Do not under any circumstances remove the flexible high tension cables from the x-ray tube housing or high tension generator and/or
the access covers from the generator until the main and auxiliary power supplies have been disconnected. Failure to comply with the
above may result in serious or fatal bodily injuries to the operator or those in the area.

Prior to any service and maintenance activities inside components:

• Switch off the system at the main power supply, and the uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
• Make sure that no other person can switch on power or switch off any safety measures, when installation, maintenance or service
work on the system is performed.

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• Always use an ESD protection wrist strap when servicing any component in the system.

Electrical-grounding Instructions
The equipment must be grounded to an earth ground by a separate conductor. The neutral side of the line is not to be considered the
earth ground. On equipment provided with a line cord, the equipment must be connected to a properly grounded, three-pin
receptacle. Do not use a three-to-two pin adapter.

Diagnostic Imaging Systems - Radiation Warning

X-ray and Gamma-rays are dangerous to both operator and others in the vicinity unless established safe exposure procedures are
strictly observed.

The useful and scattered beams can produce serious or fatal bodily injuries to any persons in the surrounding area if used by an
unskilled operator. Adequate precautions must always be taken to avoid exposure to the useful beam, as well as to leakage radiation
from within the source housing or to scattered radiation resulting from the passage of radiation through matter.

Those authorized to operate, participate in or supervise the operation of the equipment must be thoroughly familiar and comply
completely with the current established safe exposure factors and procedures described in publications, such as: Subchapter J of Title
21 of the Code of Federal Regulations, "Diagnostic X-ray Systems and Their Major Components", and the national council on radiation
protection (NCRP) no. 102, "Medical X-ray And Gamma-ray Protection For Energies Up To 10 Mev-equipment Design and Use".

Those responsible for planning of x-ray and gamma-ray equipment installations must be thoroughly familiar and comply completely
with NCRP no. 49, "Structural Shielding Design and Evaluation for Medical of X-rays and Gamma-rays of Energies Up to 10 Mev".
Failure to observe these warnings may cause serious or fatal bodily injuries to the operator or those in the area.

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Symbol Descriptions

Warning symbol Radiation warning symbol

Laser warning symbol Biohazard warning symbol

Magnetism warning symbol Projectile warning symbol

Electrical warning symbol Do not touch

Recycle Label
Dispose of in accordance with your country’s
requirements. This label indicates that there is
Crush warning symbol material in the system that you must separately
collect and recycle in accordance with the
requirements of the European Waste Electrical
Equipment (WEEE) Directive.

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Revision History

ECO # Revision Date Comments

E-087782 A April 2017 New Release

Added warning in Safety on page 20;

E-090472 B June 2017
Added UPS installation.

E-090781 C July 2017 Added figures in the section of 7.2.1 GND Check on page 147.

Updated the section of Implementation Order and Time Table on page 22.
Updated the section of Installation Items (Ship-With) on page 25.
Updated the section of Drilling the Gantry and Patient Support Anchor
Holes on page 54.
E-092477 D July 2017 Added the section of Optional: Isolation Transformer on page 82.
Added the sections of Connecting the Host Computer on page 120 and
Connecting Cables of Isolation Transformer on page 137.
Added the section of HP Service Warranty Check (for Z840) on page 318.
Added the section of Final Steps Before System Handover on page 368.

Update the section of Unpacking and Transporting the Gantry on page 63;
Workspace and Accessories on page 81; Positioning the Gantry on page 84;
Positioning the Patient Support on page 85; Equipment Isolation on page
143; Ensuring Safety Measures on page 159; System Settings (for Win 7) on
E-096019 E October 2017 page 192;RSN Configuration on page 245; HP Service Warranty Check (for
Z840) on page 318; Setting the OS Language on page 273; Update the
Option Key Manager System on page 369.
Delete the positioning the connect piece.

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ECO # Revision Date Comments

Add a last warning and Figure 1-1 in the section of Safety on page 20;
Adjust the order of section Unpacking the Patient Support; section
Transporting the Patient Support; section Removing the Patient Support
Transportation Bar in the section of Unpacking the Patient Support on page
33;
Updated the Figure 6-1 on page 103 and Figure 6-2 on page 104;
Updated Step 1 on page 105 and Step 2 on page 106 in the section of
Connecting the Gantry Rear on page 105;
Updated steps from Step 1 on page 110 to Step 2 on page 111,from Step 6 on
page 112 to Step 9 on page 114 in the section of Connecting the Gantry Left
Column on page 110.
E-098739 F January 2018 Updated the Figure 6-19 on page 127.
Updated the Powering on the UPS on page 131.
Added the steps from Step 4 on page 139 to Step 6 on page 141
Updated Step 1 on page 143 and added Step 2 on page 144 in the section of
Equipment Isolation on page 143;
Updated Table 7-1 on page 145;
Added the Caution in the section of Closing the Gantry Front Cover on page
157;
Added the Warning in the section of Checking Patient Support Movement
from the CTBOX on page 162;
Updated the Table 6-3 on page 127;

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ECO # Revision Date Comments

Updated Table 1-1 on page 22;

Updated Table 1-2 on page 23;
Updated 1.5 Required Tools on page 24;
Updated Figure 2-1 on page 31;
Updated Figure 2-4 on page 34;
Updated 2.3 Transporting the Patient Support on page 36;
Updated Step 2 on page 47 in the section of Removing the Patient Support
Transportation Bar;
Added a Note: on page 51 in the section of Positioning the Installation
Template;
Updated 3.4 Drilling the Gantry and Patient Support Anchor Holes on page
54;
Updated Installing the Concrete Floor Anchors on page 57;
Updated Transport Specifications on page 63;
Updated Figure 4-3 on page 66;
Added a Note: on page 67 in the section of Unpacking the Gantry;
E-110262 G December 2018
Added a WARNING: on page 73 in the section of Unpacking the Gantry;
Updated 4.2.5 Attaching the Gantry Transport Dollies on page 73;
Updated Step 10 on page 78 in the section of Attaching the Gantry Transport
Dollies;
Updated 5.1 Positioning the Gantry on page 84;
Updated 5.2 Positioning the Patient Support on page 85;
Updated Adding Shims on page 92;
Added Step 6 on page 99 in the section of Leveling the Patient Support;
Updated Figure 6-1 on page 103;
Added a Note: on page 108 in the section of Connecting the Gantry Rear;
Updated a Note: on page 109 in the section of Connecting the Gantry Rear;
Updated 6.4 Connecting the Patient Support on page 115;
Updated 6.5.1 Connecting the Host Computer on page 120;
Updated 7.5.1 Checking the Emergency Stop Switches on page 152;
Updated Table 7-2 on page 153 in the section of Verifying Output Power
Voltage;

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ECO # Revision Date Comments

Added Step 1 on page 157 in the section of Closing the Gantry Front Cover;
Updated Note: on page 158 in the section of Installing the Gantry Mylar;
Updated 8.5.1 Checking the Emergency Stop Switches on page 160;
Updated 8.6 Performing Software Calibrations on page 163;
Updated Step a on page 166;
Updated Figure 11-8 on page 199;
Added a Note: on page 218 in the section of Machine Information;
Updated Figure 11-43 on page 234;
Added Figure 11-48 on page 243;
Updated Section 16: Placing or Replacing the Multi-Language Labels on
page 305.

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ECO # Revision Date Comments

Updated 1.3 Implementation Order and Time Table on page 22;

Updated Table 1-2 on page 23;
Updated Figure 2-4 on page 34;
Updated Figure 3-3 on page 52;
Updated Table 4-2 on page 63
Updated Figure 4-3 on page 66;
Updated Figure 5-7 on page 92;
Added Figure 5-8 on page 93;
Updated Figure 5-14 on page 99;
Added Figure 5-15 on page 100;
Added Figure 6-1 on page 103;
Added Figure 6-2 on page 104;
Updated 6.4 Connecting the Patient Support on page 115;
E-118412 H September 2019
Added Figure 6-15 on page 119;
Added 6.5.1 Connecting the Host Computer on page 120;
Added Figure 6-20 on page 125;
Updated 6.6.1 Connecting Cables of Isolation Transformer on page 137;
Added Figure 7-5 on page 149;
Added Section 9: Configuring a Network Adapter on page 168;
Added Section 10: System Settings on page 177;
Added Section 12: HP Service Warranty Check on page 251;
Updated 14.2 Performance and Acceptance Tests on page 254;
Added 14.5 Setting the OS Language on page 273;
Added Section 15: Performing Backup on page 293;
Updated Section 16: Placing or Replacing the Multi-Language Labels on
page 305.

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ECO # Revision Date Comments

Updated Table 1-5 on page 25;

Updated 5.2.1 Leveling the Gantry on page 87;
Updated 5.2.3 Leveling the Patient Support on page 96;
E-121797 I December 2019
Deleted Section Remove the Gantry Tilt Restraints, and moved the contents
to 5.2.1 Leveling the Gantry on page 87;
Updated Appendix B: Activity Record on page 373.

Removed sections and figures for the system with Win 7;

Updated Table 1-1 on page 22;
E-124282 J March 2020 Added 14.3 Setting the Monitor Display Mode on page 260;
Added 14.4 Changing the Date and Time on page 265;
Updated Appendix B: Activity Record on page 373.

E-125133 K April 2020 Updated Table 1-5 on page 25.

Updated 8.6.1 Recording the Exposure Information on page 163;

E-125782 L April 2020
Updated Appendix B: Activity Record on page 373.

Updated 16.3 Label on the CT Box on page 310;

E-127882 M June 2020
Updated 16.5 Local Language labels (37) on page 312.

Updated Table 1-5 on page 25;

E-128585 N August 2020
Added 14.6 Importing the IFU (Instructions for Use) on page 288.

E-129125 O October 2020 Updated Figure 16-5 on page 310.

Updated Table 6-3 on page 121;

E-130766 P November 2020 Added Figure 6-17 on page 122;
Added Figure 6-18 on page 122.

This document was prepared by CT/AMI Service Innovations.

For any additions, corrections, or suggestions, contact your next level of support.

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Contents
Section 1: Introduction: ................................................................................... 19
1.1 How this Manual is Organized......................................................................................19
1.2 Safety......................................................................................................................20
1.3 Implementation Order and Time Table .........................................................................22
1.4 Packing List ..............................................................................................................23
1.5 Required Tools ..........................................................................................................24
1.5.1 Installation Items (Ship-With)............................................................................25
1.6 Support Documents ...................................................................................................30

Section 2: Unpacking the Accessories and Patient Support: ................................ 31

2.1 Unpacking the Accessories..........................................................................................31
2.2 Unpacking the Patient Support ....................................................................................33
2.2.1 Unpacking the Patient Support...........................................................................34
2.3 Transporting the Patient Support .................................................................................36
2.4 Removing the Patient Support Transportation Bar ..........................................................47

Section 3: Drilling the Anchoring Holes: ............................................................ 48

3.1 Site Preparation Requirements ....................................................................................49
3.2 Required Tools ..........................................................................................................49
3.3 Positioning the Installation Template ............................................................................50
3.4 Drilling the Gantry and Patient Support Anchor Holes .....................................................54
3.5 Installing the Concrete Floor Anchors ...........................................................................57
3.5.1 Recommendation for Subfloor Construction for Installation Floor ............................59

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Section 4: Unpacking & Transporting System Units: ........................................... 60

4.1 System Components ..................................................................................................62
4.2 Unpacking and Transporting the Gantry........................................................................63
4.2.1 Delivery Guidelines...........................................................................................63
4.2.2 Transport Specifications ....................................................................................63
4.2.3 Unloading the Gantry........................................................................................64
Forklift Specifications ......................................................................................64
4.2.4 Unpacking the Gantry .......................................................................................65
4.2.5 Attaching the Gantry Transport Dollies ................................................................73
4.2.6 Transporting the Gantry....................................................................................79
Transporting Guidelines...................................................................................79
Transporting the Gantry through Doors and Hallways ..........................................80
Transporting the Gantry through Minimum Width Clearance .................................80
4.3 Workspace and Accessories ........................................................................................81
4.4 Optional: Isolation Transformer ...................................................................................82

Section 5: Positioning System Components: ...................................................... 84

5.1 Positioning the Gantry................................................................................................84
5.2 Positioning the Patient Support....................................................................................85
5.2.1 Leveling the Gantry ..........................................................................................87
Adding Shims ................................................................................................92
5.2.2 Final Anchoring of the Gantry ............................................................................94
5.2.3 Leveling the Patient Support ..............................................................................96
5.3 Positioning the Operating Console.............................................................................. 100

Section 6: Cabling the System: ........................................................................ 101

6.1 Cable Connection Overview....................................................................................... 103
6.2 Routing the System Cables ....................................................................................... 104

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6.3 Connecting the Gantry ............................................................................................. 105

6.3.1 Connecting the Gantry Rear............................................................................. 105
6.3.2 Connecting the Gantry Right Column ................................................................ 107
6.3.3 Connecting the Gantry Left Column .................................................................. 110
6.4 Connecting the Patient Support ................................................................................. 115
6.5 Connecting the Workspace........................................................................................ 119
6.5.1 Connecting the Host Computer ........................................................................ 120
6.5.2 Connecting the Monitor ................................................................................... 124
6.5.3 Connecting the CTBOX.................................................................................... 126
6.5.4 Connecting UPS (Optional) .............................................................................. 127
Front/ Rear View .......................................................................................... 127
Installing the UPS......................................................................................... 128
Powering on the UPS .................................................................................... 131
6.6 Connecting the Isolation Transformer (Optional) .......................................................... 135
6.6.1 Connecting Cables of Isolation Transformer ....................................................... 137

Section 7: Pre-start-up Procedures: ................................................................. 142

7.1 Equipment Isolation ................................................................................................. 143
7.1.1 Protective Earth (Ground) System Measurements ............................................... 144
Setup ......................................................................................................... 145
Test............................................................................................................ 145
Test Procedures ........................................................................................... 146
7.2 Checking the Protective (GND) Covers........................................................................ 147
7.2.1 GND Check ................................................................................................... 147
7.3 Ensuring Air-conditioning Readiness ........................................................................... 150
7.4 Checking the Rotating Frame .................................................................................... 151
7.5 System Power Up .................................................................................................... 152
7.5.1 Checking the Emergency Stop Switches ............................................................ 152
7.5.2 Verifying Output Power Voltage........................................................................ 153

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7.6 Checking Manual Rotation and Tilt ............................................................................. 155

Section 8: First Time System Operation: ........................................................... 156

8.1 Closing the Gantry Front Cover ................................................................................. 157
8.2 Installing the Gantry Column Covers .......................................................................... 158
8.3 Installing the Gantry Left/Right Bottom Covers ............................................................ 158
8.4 Installing the Gantry Mylar ....................................................................................... 158
8.5 Ensuring Safety Measures......................................................................................... 159
8.5.1 Checking the Emergency Stop Switches ............................................................ 160
8.5.2 Checking the Door Interlock Switch .................................................................. 160
8.5.3 Checking the Gantry Fans ............................................................................... 161
8.5.4 Checking Movement from the Gantry Panel........................................................ 161
8.5.5 Checking Patient Support Movement from the CTBOX ......................................... 162
8.6 Performing Software Calibrations............................................................................... 163
8.6.1 Recording the Exposure Information ................................................................. 163
8.7 Final Patient Support Alignment and Anchoring............................................................ 164
8.8 Checking the Laser Markers ...................................................................................... 166
8.9 Final Patient Support Checks..................................................................................... 166
8.9.1 Checking Gantry and Patient Support for Collision .............................................. 166
8.9.2 Closing the Patient Support Covers................................................................... 167

Section 9: Configuring a Network Adapter: ....................................................... 168

9.1 IP Configuration ...................................................................................................... 168
9.2 Configuring the Hospital LAN..................................................................................... 169

Section 10: System Settings: ........................................................................... 177

10.1 User Authorizations................................................................................................ 179

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10.2 Voice Manager ...................................................................................................... 185

10.3 Data Source.......................................................................................................... 187
10.4 Image Information Setting ...................................................................................... 192
10.5 Display................................................................................................................. 195
10.6 IP Manager ........................................................................................................... 197
10.6.1 Adding an IP................................................................................................ 197
10.6.2 Editing an IP................................................................................................ 199
10.7 Patient Registration Settings ................................................................................... 205
10.8 ID Generator......................................................................................................... 207
10.8.1 PID Generator.............................................................................................. 208
10.8.2 Study ID Generator ...................................................................................... 211
10.9 Scanner Options .................................................................................................... 215
10.10 Cardiac............................................................................................................... 216
10.11 Dose Setting ....................................................................................................... 217
10.12 Schedule Task ..................................................................................................... 219
10.13 Hospital Information............................................................................................. 220
10.14 System Setting.................................................................................................... 221
10.15 Machine Information ............................................................................................ 224
10.16 User Management ................................................................................................ 225
10.17 Window Setting ................................................................................................... 227
10.18 Option Key Setup................................................................................................. 230
10.19 PSA Setting......................................................................................................... 232
10.20 Data Upload ........................................................................................................ 233
10.21 PKI .................................................................................................................... 235

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10.21.1 PKI Service Mode Operation ......................................................................... 236

10.21.2 Certificate Menu ......................................................................................... 237
10.21.3 Certificate Request Menu ............................................................................. 238
10.22 Planned Maintenance............................................................................................ 239
10.23 LAN Config.......................................................................................................... 240
10.23.1 Local Setting.............................................................................................. 240
10.23.2 HIS/RIS Setting ......................................................................................... 242
10.23.3 PACS Setting ............................................................................................. 244

Section 11: RSN Configuration: ........................................................................ 245

11.1 iSSL Functionality for Remote Connection ................................................................. 245
11.1.1 Philips Remote Service (PRS) Homepage ......................................................... 245
11.1.2 M2M User Guide and Troubleshooting Steps ..................................................... 245
11.1.3 Configuring RSN Setting ................................................................................ 245

Section 12: HP Service Warranty Check: ........................................................... 251

Section 13: Installation and Acceptance Test Documents: ................................. 253

Section 14: Final Steps: ................................................................................... 254

14.1 Microphone Check.................................................................................................. 254
14.2 Performance and Acceptance Tests .......................................................................... 254
14.3 Setting the Monitor Display Mode............................................................................. 260
14.3.1 Setting EIZO Monitor Display Mode ................................................................. 260
14.3.2 Setting DIN Monitor (Optional) Display Mode.................................................... 263
14.4 Changing the Date and Time ................................................................................... 265
14.5 Setting the OS Language ........................................................................................ 273
14.6 Importing the IFU (Instructions for Use) ................................................................... 288

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Section 15: Performing Backup: ....................................................................... 293

15.1 Backing Up System Configuration ............................................................................ 293

Section 16: Placing or Replacing the Multi-Language Labels: ............................. 305

16.1 Labels on the Gantry .............................................................................................. 306
16.2 Labels on the Patient Support.................................................................................. 308
16.3 Label on the CT Box ............................................................................................... 310
16.4 Label on the CCT Foot Switch (Optional) ................................................................... 311
16.5 Local Language labels (37) ..................................................................................... 312

Section 17: Final Steps Before System Handover: ............................................. 368

Appendix A: Option Key Manager System: ........................................................ 369

Appendix B: Activity Record: ........................................................................... 373

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This manual defines the installation procedures applied to the Incisive CT system. Ensure that all steps
described in the PRD are completed before system installation.
.

Only certified CT Engineers and authorized distributors shall install the Incisive CT scanner. FSE and
specialists trained on the Incisive CT scanner will be able to perform a complete system installation.FSE
will correct and evaluate the system if any installation is failure.
Before the installation, a Service Engineer, a Hospital’s facility representative and a local Philips Project
Manager are required to inspect the site. The site layout and environmental specifications are provided in
the site planning drawings. All materials necessary for the installation are included with the scanner.

1.1 How this Manual is Organized

This installation manual is organized in the order of procedures necessary to install the Incisive CT
scanner. This manual complies with Philips Healthcare service documentation format. Its landscape
format is intended for easy viewing on the Field Service Engineer’s computer. In addition to the
bookmarks displayed in Acrobat Reader, the user can take advantage of the Table of Contents in the
beginning of the manual. These navigation tools enable the FSE to find the necessary information quickly.

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1.2 Safety

Note: Before you start the installation you must read and understand all guidelines in the Incisive CT Safety
manual.

!
WARNING: Improper mechanical installation can lead to serious injury and even death.

!
WARNING: Maximum Load for Patient Support is 205Kg and the maximum load for patient support
remains no change with patient support top extension mounted.

!
WARNING: Electrical Hazard! Take care when installing cables for the wall box.

!
WARNING: Before installing Dollies, inspect and verify the dollies are OK for use. Do not use a damaged
dolly. Be ware of the mechanical hazard when operating the dollies. Operate the dollies with
care to avoid getting injuriesd.Physical and Mechanical Hazard when using Dolly Tools and
pay attention to use these tools to avoid getting injury.

!
WARNING: When transporting the Gantry and Patient Support, avoid toppling of the system which may
cause damage.

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!
WARNING: When Gantry Front Cover is open or during rotor rotation, be careful of the Laser Marker
Collision. If you need to move the Laser Marker bracket, disconnect the Laser Marker Cables
first.

Figure 1-1:

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1.3 Implementation Order and Time Table

It is most important to perform the pre-installation and installation tasks in the order shown in Table 1-1.
Estimated time for each installation operation is included. The total estimated time (not including pre-
installation tasks) is 3 days.

Note: The total estimated time to install includes the activities listed in the table below. Make sure that before
coming to the site to install a new system, the Site Preparation and Site Inspection checklists are
completed.

Table 1-1: System Installation Activities Order and Time Requirement

No. Activity Man hours FSE(s) Total labor hours

1. Completing site preparation and Site Inspection checklist Pre-installation - -
2. Section 2: Unpacking the Accessories and Patient Support on page 31 0.5 2 1
3. Section 3: Drilling the Anchoring Holes on page 48 1.5 2 3
4. Section 4: Unpacking & Transporting System Units on page 60 2 2 4
5. Section 5: Positioning System Components on page 84 2 2 4
6. Section 6: Cabling the System on page 101 1 2 2
7. Section 7: Pre-start-up Procedures on page 142 0.75 1 0.75
8. Section 8: First Time System Operation on page 156 4 1 4
9. Section 9: Configuring a Network Adapter on page 168 0.5 1 0.5
10. Section 10: System Settings on page 177 1 1 1
11. Section 11: RSN Configuration on page 245 0.5 1 0.5
12. Section 12: HP Service Warranty Check on page 251 0.15 1 0.15
13. Section 14: Final Steps on page 254 0.85 1 0.85
14. Section 15: Performing Backup on page 293 0.25 1 0.25

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Table 1-1: System Installation Activities Order and Time Requirement

No. Activity Man hours FSE(s) Total labor hours

15. Section 16: Placing or Replacing the Multi-Language Labels on page 305 0.5 1 0.5
16. Section 17: Final Steps Before System Handover on page 368 0.5 1 0.5
17. Deliver the system to the customer 1 1 1

Total 24

1.4 Packing List

Table 1-2 lists the shipping cases that are included in a delivery of the Incisive CT system. For shipping
case contents, refer to Required Tools on page 24.

Table 1-2: Component Weights and Sizes

Dimensions (L x W x H in mm) Weight in kg

Item # Component
Net Package Net Package

1 Gantry 2333x973x1956 2445x1125x2315 1995 235

2 Patient Support 2610x700x906 2805x905x1380 360 190

3 Accessories NA 1530x1210x1030 215 75

4 Isolation Transformer (Optional) 592x770x862 824x962x1105 370 50

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1.5 Required Tools

This section lists the tools required for the Incisive CT system installation.

Tools Description Remarks

ESD Protection Service Kit Code TC030

Toolkit, Standard Code TC129

Torque wrench kit Code TC327

AWG Wire Cutters

Hammer Drill

Drill bits

Gloves

Tie wraps

IST dongle (need for servicing the system)

Torpedo level for gantry/couch leveling

Gantry Transportation Dolly Kit

Patient Support Transportation Dolly Kit

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1.5.1 Installation Items (Ship-With)

IMPORTANT: FRU part numbers can change during the product’s life cycle. Obtain the up-to-date P/N on
eSPF.
Table 1-3: Crate #1 Gantry

No. Crate #1 Gantry - Contents Qty.

1 Gantry 1

Table 1-4: Crate #2 Patient Support

No. Crate #2 Patient Support - Contents Qty.

1 Patient Support 1

2 Patient Support Cushion 1

3 Bridge Component 1

4 Patient Support Transfer Extension 2

Table 1-5: Crate #3 Accessories

No. Box Title Items Qty.

1 CT BOX Package box CT BOX 1

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Table 1-5: Crate #3 Accessories

No. Box Title Items Qty.

Console power cable 1

Optical fiber cable (Gantry to Console) 1

Network cable (Gantry to Console) 1

2 Cable Box Gantry interface board to DRC Card cable (Gantry to Console) 1

Gantry interface board to Console interface board cable (Gantry to

1
Console)

Gantry to Console PE cable (Gantry to Console) 1

Pad-Flat Cushion 1

Pad-Large wedge 2

Pad-Medium wedge 2

Pad-Small wedge 2

Pad-Neck rest 1

Pad-Head rest 1

Pad-Knee rest 1

3 Couch Accessories Box PAD-FOOT EXTENSION 1

Common Head Rest 1

Strap200,Hook side 1

Strap200,Loop side 1

Strap300,Hook side 1

Strap300,Loop side 1

Table extension 1

Couch Board Handle (optional) 1

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Table 1-5: Crate #3 Accessories

No. Box Title Items Qty.

Incisive CT IFU-EN/ Incisive CT User Guide- English/Tube Manual/

4 Manual Box 1
Alignment Too set

OS Disc Kit 1

Console Software Disc 1

5 Disc Box
Incisive CT Database & Calibration Data 1

Firmware Disk 1

Rubber Stopper 2

Foot margin insulation sleeve 16

Rotary impact masonry drill bits 2

Front-rear cover rubber plug 4

Flat Washer 16 16

6 Fix Tool Box Shim A 30

Shim B 30

Wedge Anchor 16

Hexagon Socket Combination bolt M12*55 16

Gantry side cover rubber plug 4

Rubber plug (Black) 6

7 Installation Template Box Installation Template 1

8 Console Computer Box Console Computer 1

9 Monitor Box Monitor 1

10 System Phantom Box System Phantom 1

11 Phantom Support Box Water Calibration Phantom Support Assy 1

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Table 1-5: Crate #3 Accessories

No. Box Title Items Qty.

12 Step Phantom Box Step Phantom-II 1

13 Microphone Microphone 1

14 Spirit Level Bracket Spirit Level Bracket 1

15 Plummet Plummet 1

16 CD Box IFU Disc 1

Note: Tools listed below are shipped with the system. These tools do not replace the standard FSE tool kit
(prerequisite for system installation and maintenance).

Table 1-6: CCT (Optional)

No. Box Title Item CCT Monitor Handcart (Optional) Qty.

CCT Mobile Monitor Assy 1

1 CCT Package
CCT Foot panel Assy 1

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Table 1-7: UPS (Optional)

No. Box Title Item System Phantom Qty.

UPS_GX4-1000RT230 1
1 UPS Package
UPS power input cable 1

Table 1-8: ECG (Optional) only for America

No. Box Title Item ECG Monitor Handcart (Optional) Qty.

PIM 1

1 ECG Package PIM Data cable 1

Chess PIM KIT 1

Table 1-9: ECG (Optional for countries except America)

No. Box Title Item ECG Monitor Handcart (Optional) Qty.

PIM(AAIM) 1

1 ECG Package PIM Data cable 1

Chess PIM KIT 1

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1.6 Support Documents

• Incisive CT System Planning Reference Data
• Incisive CT Software Installation Instructions Manual
• Incisive CT Calibration and Adjustment Manual
• Incisive CT Image Quality and Dose Testing Instructions Manual
• Incisive CT Safety Manual
• Incisive CT Network Installation and Configuration Manual
• Incisive CT Remote Service User Guide
• Incisive CT CCT Option Installation and Instructions Manual (Optional)
• Incisive CT SAS Option Installation and Instructions Manual (Optional)

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2.1 Unpacking the Accessories

Unpack the Accessories crate as follows:
1. Release the clamps that secure the packing crate top and carefully remove it (see Figure 2-1).

Figure 2-1: Unpacking the Accessories

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2. Release the clamps that secure the front or rear cover.

3. If the pre-installation is not done, take out the Installation Template (see Figure 2-2) and the Fix Tools
Box to drill the anchor hole for installation.
Components in Fix Tool Box:
• Rubber Stopper
• Foot margin insulation sleeve
• Rotary impact masonry drill bits
• Front-rear cover rubber plug
• Flat Washer 16
• Foot margin washer
• Shim A

Figure 2-2: Installation Template

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2.2 Unpacking the Patient Support

Make sure the label is not damaged and vibration label is white on the package of the Patient Support.

Figure 2-3:

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2.2.1 Unpacking the Patient Support

Unpack the Patient Support as follows:

Note: Keep the Top Cover, and it will be used as a ramp to transport the Patient Support to the floor.
1. Use a screwdriver to release and remove the clamps that secure the shipping crate top cover(see
Figure 2-4 on page 34).

!
WARNING: Take all necessary safety precautions when opening the crate. Use safety equipment such as
gloves, reinforced shoes, etc.

Figure 2-4: Unpacking the Patient Support

G.W: 550 KG
N.W: 360 KG
LXWXH: 2805X905X1380mm3

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2. Put the top cover of Patient Support Package in front of the Patient Support and keep space for
removing plate (see Figure 2-5).

Figure 2-5: Position the Package Top Cover

3. Release and remove the shipping crate panel one by one.

Recommend order: Front--->Left Side-->Right Side->Rear.
4. Store the removed panels in a safe place away from the Patient Support.
5. Remove the anti-static wrapping.

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2.3 Transporting the Patient Support

1. Unpack the Microphone Plinth Cover Assy and Patient Support extension bars (see Figure 2-6).

Figure 2-6:

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2. Remove plastic wrapping of Patient Support extension bars and Patient Support Microphone Plinth
Cover Assy (see Figure 2-7).

Figure 2-7:

Note: The Patient Support Microphone Plinth Cover Assy and extension bars are packaged with the Patient
Support (see Figure 2-7).

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WARNING: The extension bars must be installed to avoid tipping the couch backwards.

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3. Release the 2 screws which secure the rear bottom cover to the Patient Support (see Figure 2-8).

Figure 2-8: Two Screws

one screw
Not shown on this side

4. Release 2 screws that secure the rear bottom cover to front bottom cover (see Figure 2-9).

Figure 2-9: Screws

One screw on the other side

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5. Remove the rear bottom cover.

6. Release the 2 screws which secure the Front bottom cover to the Patient Support (see Figure 2-10), and
keep them for later use.

Figure 2-10: two screw on the front side

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7. Assemble the Transport Dollies to the Patient Support.

a. Remove the four screws on the rear bottom of Patient Support, keep them for later use (see
Figure 2-11).

Figure 2-11: Four screws

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b. Install the extension bars on the rear bottom with six screws (see Figure 2-12).

Figure 2-12:

8. Align the hole in the Transport Dolly with the screw in the extension bar, and screw out the screw till
its head aligns with the outer surface of the hole (see Figure 2-13).

Figure 2-13: Transport Dolly

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!
WARNING: If the extension bars are not installed, the Patient Support will tip over.

9. Repeat the same procedure for both rear ends of the Patient Support.
10. Use the handles to move the Patient Support transport wheels to touch the bottom plate.
11. Release the four nuts (two on each side) that secure the Patient Support to the pallet (See Figure 2-14
and Figure 2-15).
a. Remove the two nuts in the rear of the Patient Support.

Figure 2-14: Two Rear Nuts

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b. In the front of the Patient Support, remove the bottom screw of the baffle and then release the nut
on each side (see Figure 2-15).

Figure 2-15: Nut in the Front Bottom of the Patient Support

Bottom Screw

Nut

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12. Align the hole in the Transport Dolly with the screw in the front of the Patient Support Base, and
screw out the screw till its head aligns with the outer surface of the hole (see Figure 2-16).

Figure 2-16:

13. Now the Patient Support is ready for transport.

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14. Align the wheels with the ramp (see Figure 2-17), and raise the Patient Support with the dollies.

Figure 2-17: Align the wheels

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15. Position the top cover of the packing crate as a slideway so that it serves as a ramp for unloading the
Patient Support and carefully roll the Patient Support off the pallet (see Figure 2-18).

Figure 2-18: Transport the Patient Support

Note: Make the top cover of the packing crate closely cling to bottom cover of the packing.
16. Transport the Patient Support to the CT scanner room.
17. Do not remove the transport dollies yet.

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!
WARNING: CRUSH HAZARD: Minimize the clearance between the Patient Support and the floor when
transporting.This will prevent the possibility of Patient Support rollover. Failure to comply
may result in serious injury to service personnel.

2.4 Removing the Patient Support Transportation Bar

1. Remove the Transportation Bar (see Figure 2-19).

Figure 2-19: Transportation Bar

2. Install the metal covers on the hole of Transportation Bar and keep Transportation Bar on site.

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This section describes the following procedures to be performed on-site prior to system installation:
• How to position the Installation Template for the Gantry and Patient Support.
• How to drill the Anchor Holes for the Gantry and Patient Support.

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3.1 Site Preparation Requirements

Before the planned delivery date, prepare the site according to the details in Site Inspection Check List
and Layout Information.

3.2 Required Tools

The following tools and materials are needed to mark the holes with the Installation Template and drill
anchoring holes:

Table 3-1: Required Tools

Tools Description

Installation template Delivered with the system

Vacuum cleaner

Hammer drill

Drill bit M16 x 200

Masking tape

Marking pen

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3.3 Positioning the Installation Template

1. Make sure the floor area is clean and flat, before placing the Gantry and Patient Support drilling
templates on the floor surface.
2. Position the Installation Template on the floor (see Figure 3-1).

Figure 3-1: Positioning the Installation Template

Note: Make sure that the Installation Template is flat on the floor surface before marking the holes.
e

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3. Align the Gantry template with the Patient Support template by the three circles, and stick the
template to the floor (see Figure 3-2).

Figure 3-2: Align the Gantry with the Patient Support

Align positions

Note: The three circles are for Gantry and Patient Support alignment only. Do not drill holes in these positions.

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4. Measure the distances according to Figure 3-3 to ensure that the template is aligned correctly.

Figure 3-3: Installation Template with Space Required

ü
A B

B1
A1

Measure:
A to A2=1664.3±2.8mm
A2 B2
B to B2=1664.3±2.8mm
and then
A to A1=1045.4±1.7mm
B to B1=1045.4±1.7mm
ü

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5. Mark the circles with a marker pen, and punch a hole to start each anchor hole (see Figure 3-4).

Figure 3-4: Mark Circles

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3.4 Drilling the Gantry and Patient Support Anchor

Holes
1. Before drilling the holes, prepare a vacuum cleaner to clean the dust produced by drilling.
2. Drill the anchor holes according to the mark position.
3. Drill a little and while drilling, keep the drill bit perpendicular to the ground (see Figure 3-5). Use the
vacuum cleaner while drilling to avoid dust.

Figure 3-5: Drilling

4. Remove the Transport bar from Patient Support. Refer to Removing the Patient Support
Transportation Bar on page 47.

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5. Align the hole of the transport Bar to the hole of the Installation Template, and then drill the holes (see
Figure 3-6).

Figure 3-6: Align

6. For the Gantry, drill the 8 anchor holes to a depth of 105mm with a 16x200mm drill bit.
7. For the Patient Support, drill the 6 anchor holes to a depth of 105mm with a 16x200mm drill bit.

!
CAUTION: It is extremely important to drill the holes in the exact positions where they are marked. If
they are not located correctly, it will be difficult to align the Gantry or Patient Support with
the floor anchors.
8. Remove the transport bar and put it in a safe place.

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9. Remove drilling debris with a blowout bulb or with compressed air (see Figure 3-7). Vacuum the dust
from the inside of the holes and the surrounding area. The holes and surrounding area must be as free
of concrete dust as possible.

Figure 3-7: Removing Drilling Debris

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3.5 Installing the Concrete Floor Anchors

!
CAUTION: Both the Gantry and the Patient Support must be securely anchored to the floor with bolts.

Notes: The installation materials included with the Incisive CT system are for anchoring the Gantry to a floor made of
concrete.
• To anchor to other types of floors, purchase the appropriate installation materials locally.
• The anchors for the Gantry and Patient Support are for 1/2”-12mm bolts.
1. Insert the anchors supplied with the system into the anchor holes for the Gantry.
2. Beat the anchors into the holes with hammer so that the expansion pipes are about 7mm below the
ground (see Figure 3-8).

Figure 3-8: Gantry Anchor Bolt

7mm below the ground

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3. Remove the screw, nut, flat washer and spring washer.

4. Vacuum the dust from the inside of the holes and the surrounding area. The holes and surrounding
area must be as free of concrete dust as possible.
5. Insert the anchors supplied with the system into the anchor holes for the Patient Support.
6. Beat the anchors into the holes with hammer so that the expansion pipes are about 12mm below the
ground (see Figure 3-9).

Figure 3-9: Patient Support Anchor Bolt

12 mm below the ground

7. Remove the screw, nut, flat washer and spring washer.

8. Vacuum the dust from the inside of the holes and the surrounding area. The holes and surrounding
area must be as free of concrete dust as possible.
9. Clean the scanner room floor thoroughly.
10. If all the Gantry cables need to be routed under the floor, cut a hole for the cables on the installation
template according to the Room Cable Layout. If the Gantry cables do not need to be placed under the
floor, just put the Installation Template over the anchor bolts.
11. Make sure that the Patient Support template is lined up with the Gantry template and then use the
adhesive tape on the Patient Support template to affix the template to the floor.

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3.5.1 Recommendation for Subfloor Construction for

Installation Floor
The following diagram illustrates the recommended subfloor construction for installation floor.

Figure 3-10: Subfloor Construction

• A subfloor construction is recommended for the Gantry and the Patient Support.
• The Gantry and Patient Support may not be placed directly on the plates of the installation floor.
• Cut out the installation floor in the area of the installation support surface for the Gantry and Patient
Support, and use suitable material (e.g. steel plates) to provide flushed and non-positive
compensation.
• For earthquake-prone regions that require the Gantry to be secured to the floor, the same
requirements as for the Patient Support are in effect.
• The subfloor construction (between Gantry and concrete floor) must be made of steel only.

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!
CAUTION: Careful unpacking and transporting of the system units will help to prevent damage to the
system and make installation easier.
This section describes how to transport and unpack the system units. It includes these sections:
• 4.1 System Components on page 62
• 4.2 Unpacking and Transporting the Gantry on page 63
• 4.3 Workspace and Accessories on page 81
• 4.4 Optional: Isolation Transformer on page 82

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Note: If a unit shows external or internal damage, contact the transportation company and file a damage
claim following the routine process. Meanwhile, contact the CT Customer Support immediately for
further instructions.

Note: System Orientation in this manual are from the point of view of a person standing at the open end of the
Patient Support, facing the Gantry as shown in Figure 4-1 on page 61.

Figure 4-1: System Orientation

Left Right

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4.1 System Components

Table 4-1 lists the system components that are included in the delivery of the system. For dimensions and
weight specifications refer to the system’s Planning Reference Data (PRD) document.
Table 4-1: System Components

Component

Gantry

Patient Support

Workspace and Accessories

(Optional) UPS

(Optional) CCT

(Optional) SAS

(Optional) Isolation Transformer

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4.2 Unpacking and Transporting the Gantry

4.2.1 Delivery Guidelines

!
WARNING: To prevent damage to the system, transport the system only as described in this section.

!
CAUTION: When transporting the system outdoors, transport the entire system in its original
packaging.

4.2.2 Transport Specifications

!
CAUTION: During transportation, the environment must meet the following conditions:

Table 4-2:

Temperature in °C (°F) -20°C ~ +50°C (-4°F ~ +122°F)

Humidity in% (non-condensing) 20%—80%, non-condensing

Atmosphere pressure: 50 kPa~106 kPa

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Note: Make sure that the anchoring holes for the Gantry have been drilled before the Gantry is transported into
the room. See Section 3: Drilling the Anchoring Holes on page 48 or refer to the PRD documents for
necessary information.

4.2.3 Unloading the Gantry

Unload the Gantry from the truck by forklift with an extension arm and then place it on the aisle that
leads to the scanner room on the same floor level.

Forklift Specifications
The forklift must be able to lift a load of at least 3000 kg and able to balance a load that is 2.4 M long with
center of gravity at midpoint when uploading the crate from the truck and transporting it.
Fork specifications:
• max.184mm wide by 57mm high
• minimum 1524mm length
• Both forks must spread 610 mm apart (center to center)

!
CAUTION: If there is an incline exceeding 5° or if there are steps on the aisle, the Gantry must be
unloaded with its packing box onto the aisle or steps.

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4.2.4 Unpacking the Gantry

!
CAUTION: Do not leave the gantry outdoors unpacked for longer than 1 hour. Expedite unpacking and
immediately deliver the gantry to a room with stable temperatures, as described in the PRD
document.

!
WARNING: Take all necessary safety precautions when opening the Gantry crate. Use safety equipment
such as gloves, reinforced shoes, etc.Be careful when use screwdriver to release and remove
the clamps.
Make sure the label is no damaged and vibration label is white on the package of Gantry.

Figure 4-2:

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Unpack the Gantry as follows:

1. Position the shipping crate on a flat surface, refer to Unloading the Gantry on page 64.
2. Use a screwdriver to release and remove the clamps that secure the shipping crate top cover (see
Figure on page 66).

Figure 4-3: Unpacking the Gantry

G.W: 2230 KG
N.W: 1995 KG
LXWXH: 2445X1125X2315mm3

3. Put the top cover in a safe place, away from the gantry.
4. Remove two beams on the Top.
5. Release and remove the shipping crate panel one by one.

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Recommend order: Front--->Left Side-->Right Side->Rear.

6. Store the removed panels in a safe place away from the Gantry.

Note: When the system has been stored in a cold area with high humility for a period, condensation can cause
damage to the system, which can harm the gantry electronics. Leave the system unpacked for a few hours
so that the system can adapt the room temperature and the moist (water) will condensate on the packing
and NOT in the system.

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7. Remove the anti-static wrapping covering the Gantry (see Figure 4-4).

Figure 4-4: Anti-static wrapping

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8. Remove the Side Bottom Covers (see Figure 4-5) as follows:

Figure 4-5: Removing the Side Bottom Covers

Side Bottom Cover

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a. Release and remove the 4 screws that secure the Side Bottom Covers (see Figure 4-6).

Figure 4-6:

b. Remove the Side Bottom Covers.

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9. Release the 4 screws that secure the two Column Covers (see Figure 4-7).

Figure 4-7: Column Covers

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10. Press to open the Gantry Main Power Switch cover and use it as a handle to lift and remove the
Gantry right Column Cover (see Figure 4-8).

Figure 4-8:

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!
WARNING: To avoid damage to the small black cover switch, take special care to remove the right
column cover.
11. Put the Column Covers in a safe place.

4.2.5 Attaching the Gantry Transport Dollies

1. There are two bolts on each side of the Gantry that secure the shipping brackets to the package.
Release all the nuts and washers (see Figure 4-9).

Figure 4-9: Removing the Bolt

2. Push the bolts down. The Gantry is now released from the pallet.

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3. Insert the 4 Gantry transport dollies to the both sides of the Gantry (see Figure 4-10).

Figure 4-10:

4. Align the hole on the transport dolly with the mounting hole on the Gantry Frame (see Figure 4-11).

Figure 4-11: Align

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5. Install the securing bolts to secure the transport dollies to the Gantry.

!
WARNING: These securing bolts MUST be used to secure the dollies firmly, otherwise they might get
loose during transportation which is dangerous for the FSEs and the system.
6. Rotate the hand wheels of the transport dollies clockwise to raise the Gantry.

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7. Continue rotating all four wheels clockwise to raise the Gantry with the transport dollies until it
clears the pallet (see Figure 4-12).

Figure 4-12: Remove

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!
WARNING: Rotate the hand wheels of all four dollies alternately and evenly so that the Gantry stays
upright and does not lean to a side.
8. Remove the pallet and verify that the bottom frame is clean.
9. Rotate the hand wheels counter-clockwise to lower the Gantry until the Gantry base is approximately
15 mm above the floor (see Figure 4-13).

Figure 4-13:

Note: Turn hand wheel:

• Clockwise - raise the Gantry
• Counter-clockwise - lower the Gantry

!
WARNING: Crush hazard. Minimize the clearance between the Gantry base and the floor when
transporting the Gantry. This will prevent excess stress on the jack screws and reduce the
possibility of tipping the Gantry. Failure to comply may result in serious injury or death to
service personnel.

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10. Now the Gantry is ready for transport. Push on the solid surfaces in the lower half of the Gantry to
move it (see Figure 4-14).

Figure 4-14:

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4.2.6 Transporting the Gantry

Transporting Guidelines
Transport the Gantry as follows:
• Ensure that the floor load for the transport path as well as the installation rooms has been checked or
certified by a structural engineer prior to the installation. Installation floors must be laid out to
support a load of min. 400 kg/plate. During transport of the Gantry, higher loads can occur at
individual points (3-point load, e.g., if the floor is not level). Cover the transport path with metal sheet
or equivalent to distribute the floor load.
• Use the rollers of the transport dollies to move the Gantry to the installation location.
• Turn the rollers of the transport dollies in the direction that the Gantry is to be moved towards.
• To avoid damage, do not move the transport dollies over obstructions.
• Do not transport the Gantry over uneven flooring. Hard bumps against the Gantry can damage its
sensitive parts (e.g. ball bearings).
• To minimize the danger of toppling, do not raise the Gantry more than 15 mm above the floor during
transportation.
• The transport passage must be smooth and level due to the required minimal floor clearance of the
Gantry.

!
CAUTION: Move the Gantry by exerting pressure only on the transport dollies or the steel columns of
the Gantry. Do not exert any pressure on the covers or on any of the electronic boards in the
columns.

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Note: For sites with narrow passageways refer to section Transporting the Gantry through Minimum Width
Clearance on page 80.

Note: Make sure that the anchoring holes for the Gantry have been drilled before you transport the Gantry into
the room. See section Section 3: Drilling the Anchoring Holes on page 48 or refer to the PRD documents
for necessary information.

Transporting the Gantry through Doors and Hallways

The Gantry with the dolly assembly provided by Philips will fit through a standard 2000mm door height.

Note: The Dollies have hard plastic wheels. Tiled floors should be protected with 6 MM thick tempered
masonite panels or an equivalent hard material.
For sites that do not meet minimum door height requirements, cover removal may be necessary. Refer to
Transporting the Gantry through Minimum Width Clearance on page 80.

Transporting the Gantry through Minimum Width

Clearance
In some cases where passageways are too narrow to allow the Gantry to move, it may be necessary to
remove the Gantry covers. Refer to Incisive CT Gantry Repair and Replacement instructions.

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4.3 Workspace and Accessories

The following components are packaged in the accessories crate.
• Console
• System accessories (cables, phantoms, tools etc., see Required Tools on page 24)
• UPS (optional)
Take all of the components to the operation room.

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4.4 Optional: Isolation Transformer

Philips supplies one type of Isolation Transformer for Incisive CT.
• Connecting the Isolation Transformer (Optional) on page 135
Refer to the Manufacturer’s documents for additional information.
1. Cut the package belts.
2. Release the screws that secure the left plate, right plate and the top cover (see Figure 4-15).

Figure 4-15: Release the screw

3. Separate the side plate from base plate (see Figure 4-16).

Figure 4-16: Separate the side plate

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4. Take outstow-wood (2PCS) from the bottom of Isolation Transformer and put them under front plate.
Take outshock absorber EPE on the front plate. Remove the quakeproof bracket on both sides. Push
out he cabinet along the from plate (see Figure 4-17).

Figure 4-17: Transport

5. Remove the file bag plastic film and the dryer. Move the cabinet to the installation location and install
the quakeproof bracket to the cabinet with the screws. Fix it to the floor (see Figure 4-18).

Figure 4-18:

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This section includes the following procedures:

• 5.1 Positioning the Gantry on page 84
• 5.2 Positioning the Patient Support on page 85
• 5.3 Positioning the Operating Console on page 100

5.1 Positioning the Gantry

1. Align the Gantry with the anchor holes on the ground.
2. When the Gantry is over the anchor, slowly lower the Gantry to the floor; evenly rotate the Dolly
hand wheel counterclockwise to maintain the Gantry in a level position when Gantry is being
lowered.

!
WARNING: Pinch Hazard! Use caution when lowering the Gantry to the floor. Feet can be caught
between the Gantry and the floor. Failure to comply may result in serious injury to service
personnel.
3. Install the insulation covering and anchor bolt in each anchor hole (do not tighten).

Note: Do not remove the transport dollies; the Gantry still needs to be leveled.
4. Open the Gantry Front Cover in order to check the Gantry later.

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5.2 Positioning the Patient Support

Notes: Before you start this procedure:

• The Gantry should be in position before you begin these steps. The front and rear Gantry anchor bolts must be
partially threaded into the floor anchor holes.
• Anchor holes for the Patient Support have already been drilled and the anchors put in place (see Drilling the
Gantry and Patient Support Anchor Holes on page 54).
1. Position the Patient Support according to the anchor holes.
2. When the Patient Support is positioned over the anchor locations, lower the Patient Support front and
rear synchronously to the floor over the template.
3. Install the insulation covering and anchor bolt on each of the two rear anchors (do not tighten).

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4. Remove the one screw on the baffle, and install the insulation covering and anchor bolt on each of the
two front anchors (do not tighten).

Figure 5-1:

Screw

Anchor Bolts

5. Do not remove the transport dollies; they may be required for final leveling.

Note: Do not tighten the anchor bolts yet. Final anchoring is performed in section Final Patient Support
Alignment and Anchoring on page 164.

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5.2.1 Leveling the Gantry

!
WARNING: Pinch Hazard! Use extreme caution when lowering the Gantry to the floor. Keep extremities
away from the Gantry Base until the weight of the Gantry rests completely on the floor.
Fingers can be caught in close clearances between the screw jacks, Gantry, and floor. Failure
to comply may result in serious injury to service personnel.

Note: Do not attempt to level the Gantry until the eight anchor bolts are installed.
The Gantry should be still on the transport dollies, but lowered to the floor. Follow the instructions below
to level the Gantry in both X and Z directions.
1. Find the spirit level bracket from the accessories crate.

Figure 5-2: Spirit Level Bracket

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2. Remove the three bolts that secure the transport bracket on each side of the Gantry, and remove the
transport bracket.

Figure 5-3: Removing the Transport Bracket (Example)

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3. Use one of the bolts that secures the transport bracket to install the spirit level bracket on the left side
of the Gantry.

Figure 5-4:

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4. Place the spirit level on the bracket in X direction, and check if the bubble in the spirit level is in the
middle of the bubble tube.

Figure 5-5:

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5. Place the spirit level on the bracket in Z direction, and check if the bubble in the spirit level is in the
middle of the bubble tube.

Figure 5-6:

6. If the Gantry is not leveled, proceed to Adding Shims on page 92.

7. Remove the bolt that secures the spirit level bracket, and remove the bracket.
8. Repeat Step 3 on page 89 through Step 7 on page 91 on the right side of the Gantry.
9. If the Gantry is not leveled, proceed to Adding Shims on page 92.

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Adding Shims
The Gantry has to be leveled in both X and Z directions. If needed shim plates are placed over the Gantry
anchor bolts, under the Installation Template, to fill a gap when the Gantry is lowered to the floor.
1. If the Gantry is not leveled, adjust the Dolly to level the Gantry.
2. Place the shim under the Gantry at the corresponding anchoring point (see Figure 5-7).

Figure 5-7: Shim

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!
WARNING: The shims should be placed BELOW the installation template.

Figure 5-8:

3. Lower the Gantry to the floor so that the base rests on the shims on the floor.
4. Check the Gantry levelness in both X and Z directions with spirit level. Add or remove the shim if
needed. Repeat Step 1 on page 92 to Step 3 on page 93 (if necessary) until the Gantry is level.

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5.2.2 Final Anchoring of the Gantry

1. If the Gantry is leveled and the columns are parallel, remove the securing bolts that secure the
transport dollies to the Gantry on both sides (see Figure 5-9).

Figure 5-9: Removing the Bolt

Note: The black locking bolt should be installed back into the dolly again (see Figure 5-9).
2. Remove the transport dollies.

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3. Tighten the eight Gantry anchoring bolts to a torque of 30 N.m (22 ft-lb).

Figure 5-10:

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5.2.3 Leveling the Patient Support

1. Push the Patient Support top inwards to expose the plates.
2. Place the spirit level bracket on the horizontal guide rail of the Patient Support.

Figure 5-11:

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3. Place the spirit level on the bracket in X direction, and check if the bubble in the spirit level is in the
middle of the bubble tube.

Figure 5-12:

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4. Place the spirit level on the bracket in Z direction, and check if the bubble in the spirit level is in the
middle of the bubble tube.

Figure 5-13:

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5. If leveling is necessary, lift the patient support by dollies, use the shim to fill the gap and level the
patient support over the drilled holes in the desired direction (see Figure 5-14).

Figure 5-14: Adding Shims

Note: Do not torque the Patient Support at this time and you may have to adjust the patient support later again.
6. Remove the transport dollies.

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5.3 Positioning the Operating Console

Figure 5-15 on page 100 shows the typical layout of the Operating Console.

Figure 5-15: Operating Console (Example)

Monitor

CT Box

Mouse

Keyboard

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This section describes the system electrical interconnections.

Before connecting, route and position all cables through the cable ducts.

!
WARNING: Before connecting the system to the main power, make a visual inspection to check that
there was no damage to the system during transportation or storage. Failure to do so can
lead to possible injury to personnel.

!
WARNING: Do not switch on power to the system at this time.

!
WARNING: Make sure that all electrical connections are torqued to the specified values. Loose
connections CAN cause system failure.

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Note: Always refer to the latest revision of Site Planning Data before you start the installation procedure.
• The isolation transformer must be configured to comply with local voltage and frequency. The isolation
transformer is an OPTION, which is not in the standard delivery.
• The Phillips Service Engineer is only authorized to connect the power cables between the isolation transformer
and the system.
• Only a licensed electrician authorized by the customer may perform line power device installation. The FSE is
not authorized to install line power devices.
This section contains instructions for the electrical connections to the main system components:
• 6.1 Cable Connection Overview on page 103
• 6.3 Connecting the Gantry on page 105
• 6.4 Connecting the Patient Support on page 115
• 6.5 Connecting the Workspace on page 119

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6.1 Cable Connection Overview

Figure 6-1: Cable Connection Overview
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6.2 Routing the System Cables

Figure 6-2: System Cable Routing

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6.3 Connecting the Gantry

This section describes how to route and connect the cables to the Gantry Rear, and the Left and Right
Columns of the Gantry.

6.3.1 Connecting the Gantry Rear

1. Route the five power cables of L1, L2, L3, N, and PE through the cable hole in the rear of the Gantry to
the right of the Gantry (see Figure 6-3).

Figure 6-3: Route the Power Cables to Gantry Right

Gantry Right
Gantry Left

Power Cables Signal Cables

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WARNING: Ensure that all breakers on the Gantry right column are in the Off position, and the main
transformer On/Off switch is Off and Gantry power switch is Off.
2. Connect L1, L2, L3, N, and PE cables to Terminal X100 with a torque of 3.2Nm (2.4ft-lb)(see Figure 6-
4).

Figure 6-4:

L1
L2
L3
N
PE

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6.3.2 Connecting the Gantry Right Column

1. Connect the Console Power cable W407 to the terminals 15, 16, 17 on X102 (see Figure 6-5).

Figure 6-5:

Note: The colors of the cables are for reference only and they might be different from that of the cables supplied
in the kit.

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Note: Door interlock cables and X-ray on lamp indicator connections must be provided by the hospital
authorized electrician.

Note: Door interlock switch is just a switch, not a power supply. Use external power for the warning light, and
no power from the system is allowed.
2. Connect the Door Switch and X-ray on Lamp Cables as follows:
a. Connect the X-ray on Lamp Cables with a torque of 1.6 Nm (1.2 ft-lb) (see Figure 6-6).

Figure 6-6:

X116-1
X116-2

X-Ray on Lamp Cables

Door Interlock Switch Cables

X116-3
X116-4

b. Connect the Door Interlock Switch cables with a torque of 1.6 Nm (1.2 ft-lb) (see Figure 6-6).

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Note: Incisive CT has the capability to switch on the X-ray warning light during X-ray exposure.

Note: X-ray exposure is disabled if the door interlock switch is connected incorrectly.

Note: Regarding the customer supplied X-ray warning light power and cable, the voltage should be less than
250V, current less than 4A.

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6.3.3 Connecting the Gantry Left Column

1. Route the four signal cables of W401, W402, W404 and W405 through the cable hole in the rear of the
Gantry to the left of the Gantry (see Figure 6-7).

Figure 6-7: Route the Signal Cables

Gantry Right
Gantry Left

Power Cables Signal Cables

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2. Route and tie up the signal cables with clips along the Gantry Tilt Frame on the Left of the Gantry (see
Figure 6-8).

Figure 6-8: Example

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3. Connect W402 to X23 connector on Gantry Interface Board (see Figure 6-9).
4. Connect W404 to X7 connector on Gantry Interface Board (see Figure 6-9).
5. Connect W405 to X17 connector on Stator Control Board (see Figure 6-9).

Figure 6-9: Left Column Connection

X23

X17

Table 6-1: Gantry Left Cable Connections

From To Cable

Gantry Interface Board X23 Host Computer LAN port Eth2 W402

Gantry Interface Board X7 Host Computer DRC X5 W404

Gantry Interface Board X17 Host Computer Console Interface Board X2 W405

6. Connect the Gantry Left Column to Host Computer according to Table 6-1 on page 112.

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7. Continue to route and tie up the Optical Fiber W401 through the hole on the Gantry Left Column (see
Figure 6-10) and(see Figure 6-11).

Figure 6-10:

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8. Tie up the Optical Fiber Cable W401 with cable tie on Gantry Frame.
9. Connect the Optical Fiber Cable to the Receiver on the Slip Ring.

Figure 6-11:

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6.4 Connecting the Patient Support

Connect the Patient Support cables as follows:
1. Remove the Waterproof Cover. Refer to Incisive CT Patient Support Repair & Replacement Manual.
2. Connect the cables to the Patient Support (facing the Gantry) as shown in Figure 6-12 and Table 6-2 on
page 116.

Figure 6-12: Patient Support

X18 X19

Power X301 GND

X311
Speaker X321

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Table 6-2: Cable Connections between the Gantry and the Patient Support

From Patient Support Connector Cable

Gantry Terminal Block X102 Patient Support Interface X301 W103 220V

Gantry Terminal Block X102 Patient Support Interface GND W103

Gantry Power Control Board X3 Patient Support Interface X311 W103 24V

Gantry Interface Board X19 Patient Support Speaker Interface X321 W109

Patient Support Motion Control Board X18

Gantry Interface Board X8 W109
(CAN INTERFACE)

Patient Support Motion Control Board X19

Gantry Interface Board X13 W109
(ENCODER)

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3. Connect the Gantry cable W198 connector X322 to Patient Support Microphone Plinth Cover Assy
cable W326 (see Figure 6-13).

Figure 6-13: Patient Support Microphone Plinth Cover Assy Cable Connection

W198

X322

W326

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4. Fasten the two screws that secure the Microphone Plinth Cover Assy cable (see Figure 6-14).

Figure 6-14:

5. Put the Microphone Plinth Cover Assy in position. Refer to Incisive CT Patient Support Repair and
Replacement Instructions.

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6.5 Connecting the Workspace

This section describes how to connect the cables to the Workspace, including the Host Computer,
Monitor, CT BOX and UPS (optional).

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6.5.1 Connecting the Host Computer

Figure 6-16: Computer Cables Connection

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Table 6-3: Z8 Cables Connection

No. Cable From To Cable No.

1. Console Power Cable Gantry Terminal Block X102 Console W407

2. Microphone Cable Console-MIC Microphone N/A

3. Mouse
USB Console N/A
Keyboard

4. CBL, Gantry to Console LAN Gantry Interface Board X23 Console Computer Eth2 W402

5. CBL, Gantry Interface Board to DRC Gantry Interface Board X7 DRC X5 W404

6. CBL, Optical fiber Gantry to Console Optical fiber-XC2H Slip ring DRC X7-5804-2 W401

7. Monitor (need mDP to DVI

Monitor Cable Console for Video Cable adapter cable (see Figure 6- N/A
17))

8. CCT 20m DVI-D Display Signal

CCT (need mDP to DVI
Console for Video Cable adapter cable (see Figure 6- N/A
Cable
17))

9. Console LAN to Hospital Hospital Console Computer Eth1 N/A

10. CT Box X1
CBL, Console to CT Box and Injector Console Interface Board X1 W403
To injector

11. Audio Cable (see Figure 6-18) Console Interface Board X6 Console-Audio out N/A

12. CBL, Gantry to Console Interface

Gantry Interface Board X17 Console Interface Board X2 W405
Board

13. CBL, Gantry to Console PE Console PE Gantry PE W406

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Figure 6-17: mDP to DVI Adapter Cable

Figure 6-18: Audio Cable Connection

Console Interface Board X6

Audio Out

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!
WARNING: If you connect the connectors for Host and CCT monitors incorrectly, they could not function
properly.

Note: An adapter is necessary for connecting CT box and injector.

Note: When installing the new host computer on site, make sure the clock and time zone setting are the same in
the system.

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6.5.2 Connecting the Monitor

1. Take out the Monitor from its package.
2. Set the monitor on the operator table.
3. Connect the cables (see Figure 6-19) and (see Figure 6-20).

Figure 6-19: Standard Configuration Monitor Cables Connection

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Figure 6-20: DIN Monitor (Optional) Cables Connection

Signal Cable Power Cable

Note: There is a power adapter for DIN monitor (Optional).

4. Set the monitor upright.

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6.5.3 Connecting the CTBOX

1. Route the cable of CT Box and connect it to the X1 connector on Console Interface Board.

Figure 6-21: CT Box (Example)

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6.5.4 Connecting UPS (Optional)

!
WARNING: UPS Initial Installation is performed by trained service person and UPS installation requires
Emergency Power switch at operator station.
This procedure provides instructions for UPS (optional) installation and setting.

Front/ Rear View

The front Panel of the Liebert GXT4 UPS is shown in Figure 6-22.

Figure 6-22: Front View

Figure 6-23: Back View

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Installing the UPS

Perform the following procedure to install the UPS:
1. Remove the support bases from the accessories box (see Figure 6-24).

Figure 6-24: Support Base

2. Adjust the direction of the operation and display panel.

a. Remove the front plastic bezel cover (see Figure 6-25).

Figure 6-25: Remove Front Cover

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b. Pull the operation and display panel gently, rotate it 90 degree clockwise and snap it back into
position (see Figure 6-26).

Figure 6-26: Rotate Display Panel

3. Place the UPS onto the base (see Figure 6-27).

Figure 6-27: UPS

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4. Connect the Host Monitor and Computer power cables to their connectors on the UPS (see Figure 6-
28).

Figure 6-28:

Two output cables: one for monitor and one for computer

Input Cable

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Powering on the UPS

1. On the UPS front panel, press the Enter button to start UPS (see Figure 6-29).

Figure 6-29: UPS Panel

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2. Select 3 Control by pressing Down button on the main screen (see Figure 6-30).

Figure 6-30:

3. Select 1 TURN ON&OFF (see Figure 6-35).

Figure 6-31:

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4. Select TURN ON UPS(see Figure 6-32).

Figure 6-32:

5. Select YES (see Figure 6-33).

Figure 6-33:

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6. UPS operates normally (see Figure 6-34).

Figure 6-34:

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6.6 Connecting the Isolation Transformer (Optional)

Note: The Service Engineer is only authorized to connect the power cable to the Gantry Right Column.

!
WARNING: Do not turn power to the system at this time.

!
WARNING: Ensure all electrical connections are tightened. Loose connections are one of the most
common failures on wiring systems.

Note: Connect the main power input cable to an electrical outlet wall cabinet; an air switch should also be
installed in the wall-mounted cabinet.
The wall electrical outlet cabinet and the cable from the wall electrical cabinet to the isolation transformer
should be prepared only by the customer-authorized electrician.

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Figure 6-35: Isolation Transformer

Table 6-4: Isolation Transformer

Model CT-PDU-115kVA

Input Power 200/208/220/230/240/380/400/415/440/460/480 Volts.Delta

Supply Frequency 50Hz/60Hz

35KVA(Continuous)
Power Output
115KVA(Intermittent 15s@ 9 cycles per hour)

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Table 6-4: Isolation Transformer

#1:3-Phase.280/400/380/208VAC
Output Voltage #2:1-Phase.230 VAC-L-N
#3:1-Phase.120 VAC-L-N

6.6.1 Connecting Cables of Isolation Transformer

1. Check voltage on the wall box.
2. Set the Isolation Transformer according to the voltage.

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Figure 6-36: Isolation Transformer Internal Front View

Note: Refer to the isolation transformer user manual for parameter settings.

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3. Select the cable connections based on the input voltage (see Figure 6-37).

Figure 6-37: Front View Cable Connections

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4. Connect the input and output cables with a torque as follows:

Table 6-5:

No. Cable Type Torque

1 2/0~6 AWG 12.4 Nm (9.2lb-ft)

2 8 AWG 4.5 Nm (3.3lb-ft)

3 10~14 AWG 4.0 Nm (3.0lb-ft)

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5. The Isolation Transformer input connections are made to the terminal block X0 (L1, L2, L3, PE), with a
torque of 31Nm (22.9lb-ft).

Figure 6-38:

Terminal Block X0

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6. Output connections are made to the output terminal block X5 (L1, L2, L3) or X6 (L1, L2, L3) and
terminal block N with a torque of 4.5Nm (3.3 lb-ft).

Figure 6-39: Cables Connection

N X5 X6

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This chapter describes the following activities required for system startup:
• 7.1 Equipment Isolation on page 143
• 7.2 Checking the Protective (GND) Covers on page 147
• 7.3 Ensuring Air-conditioning Readiness on page 150
• 7.4 Checking the Rotating Frame on page 151
• 7.5 System Power Up on page 152
• 7.6 Checking Manual Rotation and Tilt on page 155

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7.1 Equipment Isolation

The CT system equipment components shall be insulated from grounding of hospital building.
Only isolated ground wires from the facility power source or power conditioner shall provide proper
grounding to the CT system, assuring safety and ground quality in compliance with country and local
codes.
1. Before any connections are made to the Gantry, check resistance from System GND to anchors with a
multimeter to the scanner safety GND (green/yellow conductors) to Hospital building grounding.
• Test for Gantry: from Gantry GND to 8 Gantry anchors respectively.

Figure 7-1:

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• Test for Patient Support: from Patient Support GND to 6 Patient Support anchors.
2. Record the measured value.
3. Resistance should be >100K Ω.

IMPORTANT: Record the measured resistance in the Incisive CT Installation and Acceptance Test
Documents.
4. If no power or ground is connected to the system, you should have total isolation from facility. This
can be measured by using the procedure. If not, you may have a Gantry anchor bolt touching building
steel.

7.1.1 Protective Earth (Ground) System Measurements

1. Open the Front cover. Refer to the Incisive CT Gantry Repair and Replacement instructions.

WARNING: Hazardous voltages inside wall box. Use extreme caution when doing ground tests
originating from the inside of the wall box. Failure to comply can result in serious injury or
death to service personnel.
Test to ensure the connection integrity of protective earth (ground) within the CT SYSTEM.
Before beginning ground testing,
1. Make sure that the equipment isolation check is completed.
2. Verify there is no power to the CT System.
3. Lockout the wall box.
4. Remove external power from Host.
5. Make sure that all CT SYSTEM components are connected, by visual inspection.
6. Make sure that all grounding cables are installed firmly, by visual inspection.
7. Make sure that the special multimeter leads are long enough to reach the farthest test points.

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Setup
• Measuring device (Volt/ohm multimeter) set to most accurate range for measuring low voltages.
Condition: Current for Gantry is 150A and Current for Patient Support and Console is 40A. Frequency is
50 HZ.
• Measure lead resistance (remove test device contribution)
• Short leads together and measure resistance
• Record lead resistance as value (B) in Table 7-1 on page 145

Note: Actual ground measurement value of the machine is greater than the lead resistance value.

Test
Measure and record ground resistance at the locations indicated in this table:

Table 7-1: Equipment Isolation: Measure and Record Ground Resistance

Measurement Device Lead Resistance ____________________ Ohm (B)

Conductor Measurement Specs and Data. Record ohm values to a minimum of two (2) decimal places. (i.e 0.XX)

Measured Actual Value

From To (list test points from CT manual) Test Point ID (REF) Spec Pass (Y/N)?
Value (A) Ohm (A-B) Ohm

Gantry Right Column Gantry Stationary 0.1 Ohm max.

Gantry Rotor Frame Gantry Rotor #1 0.1 Ohm max.

X100 PE Gantry Rotor Frame Gantry Rotor #2 0.1 Ohm max.

Patient Support GND Patient Support GND 0.1 Ohm max.

Console GND Console GND 0.1 Ohm max.

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Test Procedures
Required Tools
• Grounding Resistance Tester (AN9611E)
1. Disconnect the PE Cable (see Figure 7-2).

Figure 7-2: PE

2. One clip is connected to Gantry PE, and the other clip is connected to the GND point respectively
according to Table 7-1 on page 145.
3. Power on the Grounding Resistance Tester to measure the value.
4. Record lead resistance as Value B in the Table 7-1 on page 145.

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WARNING: Pay attention to the current to avoid getting injured.

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7.2 Checking the Protective (GND) Covers

Verify the resistance on GND between the on-site GND connection point and main GND points on
System components is <=0.1 ohm.
Refer to Figure 7-3 to Figure 7-6 on page 150 for GND check point locations.

WARNING: Ensure power to the system is off.

7.2.1 GND Check

1. Check GND resistance on the Gantry Right Column.

Figure 7-3: GND Check Point on Gantry Right Column

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2. Check the GND resistance on the Gantry Rotor frame (see Figure 7-4).

Figure 7-4: GND on the Gantry Rotor frame

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3. Check the GND resistance on the Host Computer (at the rear) (see Figure 7-5).

Figure 7-5: GND on Host Computer

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4. Check the GND resistance on the Patient Support (see Figure 7-6).

Figure 7-6: GND on the Patient Support

7.3 Ensuring Air-conditioning Readiness

Ensure that the air-conditioner power supply is connected and tested before the system start-up. Refer to
the Philips PRD for scanner room temperature specifications.

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7.4 Checking the Rotating Frame

1. Verify the Gantry rotor locking pin is out.
2. With Gantry front cover opened, slowly rotate the Rotor 2 or 3 rotations clockwise.

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CAUTION: Only turn the Rotor clockwise.
3. Listen to any noise that may indicate friction between components or loose parts.
4. Check and verify that all components on the rotating frame are tightened securely. Secure any loose
components/connections if necessary.
5. Check that all the cables are tie-wrapped.

WARNING: Ensure that there is no power to the system.

WARNING: Rotate the Rotor carefully. There are many sharp protrusions and close clearances on the
rotating frame that may cause injury to personnel.

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7.5 System Power Up

WARNING: During this procedure hazardous voltages are applied to the system.

7.5.1 Checking the Emergency Stop Switches

There are five emergency stop switches on the system:
• One on the CT BOX
• Two on the Gantry Front Control Panels (left front/right front)
• Two on the gantry frame.

Note: The two emergency stop switches on the gantry frame are for FSEs only, which are not connected after
service. When FSEs open the front cover, connect the cables to the emergency stop switches on the gantry
frame.
Pushing any one of the emergency switches will disengage power to the Gantry stator, patient support
and console. There is still power alive on the Gantry Rotor. Check if the emergency stop switches are
working correctly before the Gantry is powered up.
To check the emergency stop switch, press the emergency stop switch down.
To release the switch, press the switch again.
Repeat this check on the three switches (one on the CT Box and two on the Gantry Front Control Panels).

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7.5.2 Verifying Output Power Voltage

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WARNING: Electrical Hazard! Before switching power of your system on, make sure that it is wired
appropriately to your country’s power supply.

WARNING: Do not power up the Gantry. Leave the breakers on the Gantry, QF 102-QF 107 off.

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WARNING: The Gantry power switch does not totally remove the power from the slip ring.
Measure output power voltage on the power terminal X100 (internal cable connections) as follows:
1. Turn ON the Wall Power Box, or Isolation Transformer.

Note: Always measure the voltage on the output power points (see marked area in Figure 7-7 on page 154).
2. Measure the test points as listed in Table 7-2.
Table 7-2: Test Points

Measurement Points Voltage

L1—L2
L1—L3 342-440 VAC
L2—L3

L—PE/N 200-240 VAC

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3. The following figure shows the Test Points (see Figure 7-7).

Figure 7-7: Measurement of Test Points

Test Points

4. Switch ON the breakers:

a. QF107 power to Console
b. QF106 power to Patient Support
c. QF105 power to Stator Control Board
d. QF104 power to Rotation Driver
e. QF102 power to Slip Ring and Rotation Parts
5. Make sure all the Emergency Stop Switches are released.
6. Switch the Main Power Switch ON.

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WARNING: The system is now powered On. Stay clear of the Gantry!

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7.6 Checking Manual Rotation and Tilt

Check the manual rotation as follows:
1. On the Gantry Left Column, switch the Manual/Auto Switch to (Manual).
2. Check the manual Gantry Rotation and Tilt motions with the Switch.
3. Switch the Manual/Auto Switch to (Automatic).
4. Lower the Patient Support to the lowest position.
5. Turn OFF the Gantry power ON/OFF switch.
6. Turn OFF the Wall box.

Note: It is normal that when the speed of rotation is to the lowest limitation, the Gantry could be wobbling a
little bit at this very low speed.

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This chapter describes the first time operation and initial system verification of the system.

This chapter describes the following:

• 8.1 Closing the Gantry Front Cover on page 157
• 8.2 Installing the Gantry Column Covers on page 158
• 8.3 Installing the Gantry Left/Right Bottom Covers on page 158
• 8.4 Installing the Gantry Mylar on page 158
• 8.5 Ensuring Safety Measures on page 159
• 8.6 Performing Software Calibrations on page 163
• 8.7 Final Patient Support Alignment and Anchoring on page 164
• 8.8 Checking the Laser Markers on page 166
• 8.9 Final Patient Support Checks on page 166

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8.1 Closing the Gantry Front Cover

1. Disconnect the cables connected to the emergency stop switches on the gantry frame and connect
them to the emergency stop switches on the Gantry Front Control Panels.
2. Make sure all rotor cables and parts are properly secured.
3. Hold and pull down the Front Cover from the bottom side. Hold firmly the Front Cover when it is
almost closed to prevent the cover from sudden falling back.
4. Release the Front Cover latch by turning it for another 90 degree. Gently push the Front Cover back
until the latch falls into the striking plate. Do this at both sides. Gently push at the bottom edge of
Front Cover to get it aligned with the sub-front cover.

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CAUTION: Remove plastic protectors of ventilation on Gantry Covers (see Figure 8-1).

Figure 8-1: Plastic Protectors

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8.2 Installing the Gantry Column Covers

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CAUTION: Pay attention to collision for the Gantry Switches.
1. Lift the Gantry Column Cover to align the Gantry Frame.
2. Install two screws that secure the Gantry Column Cover.
3. Install two plastic caps on the screw holes.

8.3 Installing the Gantry Left/Right Bottom Covers

1. Align the Left/Right Bottom Covers to the Gantry.
2. Install four screws that secure the Left/Right Bottom Covers.

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CAUTION: When you install the Gantry Left/Right Bottom Covers, avoid scratching other covers.
3. Put the rubber caps on the screw holes.

8.4 Installing the Gantry Mylar

1. Insert the Gantry Mylar into the Gantry Front Cover. It must fit with nothing more than mild pushing.

Note: There are two joints in the mylar. The mylar shall be installed in such a way that the middle of the two joints shall be
at 12 o'clock position.
2. If the cover and Mylar can not be replaced in their original location, you may be required to re-adjust
upper side covers, lower Front Cover and the Rear Cover.

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8.5 Ensuring Safety Measures

WARNING: Electrical hazard! Before switching On power to the system, make sure that it is
appropriately wired to your country’s power supply.
The following safety measures must be verified prior to system operation:
• 8.5.1 Checking the Emergency Stop Switches on page 160
• 8.5.3 Checking the Gantry Fans on page 161
• 8.5.4 Checking Movement from the Gantry Panel on page 161
• 8.5.5 Checking Patient Support Movement from the CTBOX on page 162
• 8.7 Final Patient Support Alignment and Anchoring on page 164
• 8.8 Checking the Laser Markers on page 166

After final leveling and anchoring of the Patient Support, verify the following:
8.9.1 Checking Gantry and Patient Support for Collision on page 166

Before switching ON the system, check that the following conditions are met
• All mains cables, protective conductors, and system cables are connected
• All radiation ON indicators provided by the customer are installed and connected
• The Rear Cover of the Gantry is closed
• All radiation protection measures have been taken
• The CT Scanner Room has been cleaned
• Air Conditioning is turned on
• Power On wall box/Power Conditioner
• Power On the Gantry

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8.5.1 Checking the Emergency Stop Switches

There are five emergency stop switches that turn OFF all power to the system:
• One on the CT BOX
• Two on the Gantry Front Control Panels (left front/right front)
• Two on the gantry frame.

Note: The two emergency stop switches on the Gantry frame are not connected since the front cover is closed.

Check the three emergency stop switches (one on the CT BOX and two on the Gantry Front Control
Panels) as follows:
1. Press an emergency stop switch and make sure that the Gantry power is turned Off.
2. Release the switch by pressing the same button again.
3. Power on the Gantry again using Gantry power ON/OFF switch.
4. Repeat the above steps for the three switches.

8.5.2 Checking the Door Interlock Switch

If a door switch was installed, perform this test to check whether the switch interrupts radiation when the
door is opened after powering on.
1. Select any spiral protocol with radiation.
2. Click Scan.
3. Open the scanner room door that has the switch installed.
4. The switch passes the test if the scan stops immediately and an appropriate message appears on the
screen.

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8.5.3 Checking the Gantry Fans

Note: The Gantry Fans operation is controlled by the Gantry temperature detection mechanism. The Gantry
fans start turning when the temperature inside the Gantry reaches a certain level. It is normal if the
Gantry fans do not work when the Gantry power is just turned ON. Leave the Gantry Power ON and
check the fans start to turn when the Gantry temperature rises high enough.
1. Hold a sheet of paper over the exhaust openings at the top of the Gantry to monitor air flow.
2. Air being pushed out of the Gantry indicates proper functioning of the fans.
3. Check the Tube heat Exchanger and heat Exchange flow and the bottom fans and the normal result is
that the wind is from bottom and to the up side.

8.5.4 Checking Movement from the Gantry Panel

Use the following procedure to check movements from the Gantry panel.
1. Verify that the movements are enabled (the virtual buttons on the Gantry panel are enabled).
2. Check all movements from the Gantry panel:
• Patient Support UP and DOWN
• Patient Support IN and OUT
• Laser Markers on the Gantry ON and OFF
• Gantry Tilt
All movements should be smooth and you should not hear any unusual noise.

Note: The virtual buttons in the Gantry panel are ON only when the corresponding movement is enabled. If the
virtual button is grayed out, the movement is disabled due to the collision envelope.

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8.5.5 Checking Patient Support Movement from the CTBOX

Use the following procedure to check movements from the CTBOX panel.
1. Verify that the movements are enabled; the LEDs on the CTBOX panel are ON.
2. Check all movements from the CTBOX panel: UP and DOWN, IN and OUT.

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WARNING: When Patient Support is under movement check, be careful for the baffles collision on both
sides of Patient Support.

Note: The LEDs in the CT Box are ON only when the corresponding movement is enabled. If the LED is OFF, the
movement is disabled due to the collision envelope.

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8.6 Performing Software Calibrations

When the safety check is finished, perform software calibrations as follows:
1. Power on the console computer, log on to the Windows as CT and run the Application software and
log in as philips_service (IST key is required).
2. Navigate to the service icon ->Advanced->System Calibration->Custom Calibration.
3. Perform Tube Conditioning, DMS Bad Detector Calibration, DMS Temperature Stability Test and Air
Calibration. Refer to Incisive CT Calibration and Adjustment Manual.

Note: To ensure a high image quality before performing Air Calibrations and Acceptance Test, bring the system
to the nominal operating temperature and ensure that:
• All the Gantry covers are closed
• The DMS has been ON for at least 2 hours.

8.6.1 Recording the Exposure Information

1. On the Host computer, double-click the FRU History icon .
2. Record the values of Exposure Seconds.

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8.7 Final Patient Support Alignment and Anchoring

Note: The patient support must be sitting on the anchoring points and moved away from the anchoring points
during the alignment.
1. Raise the Patient Support to the approximate center of the scan FOV.
2. Move the Patient Support Top into the Gantry scan aperture.
3. Log on to the Application Software.
4. Navigate to Head->Reference->Brain Axial 2D->HFS and then click Start Exam.

Figure 8-2:

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5. Check if the Patient Support Top image is in the center of the scan FOV (5 mm) and the edge of the
Patient Support Top image is parallel.

Figure 8-3:

6. Repeat this procedure until the Carbon top is in the center of the scan FOV as requested.

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7. Tighten the six anchoring screws of the Patient Support.

8. Remove the Patient Support extension bars.
9. Anchor the Patient Support as follows:
a. Tighten the six M12 X 55 bolts.
b. Torque all the anchor bolts to 30 N.m (approximate 22 Ft./lbs).
10. Scan and check patient support is in the center position.

8.8 Checking the Laser Markers

Once the patient support is secured, check the Laser markers. If the laser markers need to be adjusted,
perform the Laser Marker Calibration. Refer to the Incisive CT Calibration and Adjustment Instructions.

8.9 Final Patient Support Checks

8.9.1 Checking Gantry and Patient Support for Collision
Check for possible collision between the Patient Support and Gantry. Ensure that a collision does not
occur when the Patient Support is at different positions and the Gantry is tilted to different angles. Gantry
Tilt Angle Graph for the nominal Gantry tilt angles and corresponding Patient Support heights for
clearance without collision.
1. Adjust the height of the Patient Support position is between the height of 300 and 380.
2. Manually move the Patient Support Top into the Gantry aperture by the Control Panel.
3. Tilt the Gantry towards the Patient Support (negative). Motion automatically stops by the protection
of the Gantry tilt angle relative to Patient Support height.
4. When the Gantry can not tilt any further, raise the Patient Support a little higher.
5. Tilt the Gantry towards Patient Support. The Gantry can be tilted to a larger angle than last time.
6. Repeat the above steps when the patient position is between the height of 350 and 460 with the Gantry
titled back (positive).

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WARNING: Collision hazard! During the gantry-Patient Support collision test make sure that there is no
possible contact of service person near the system.
Improper operation of the system can cause serious injury to service personnel.
7. For the collision envelope, refer to Incisive CT Service Manual.

8.9.2 Closing the Patient Support Covers

1. Install the Patient Support Bottom Rear Cover. Refer to Incisive CT Patient Support Repair and
Replacement Instructions.
2. Install the Patient Support Bottom Front Cover. Refer to Incisive CT Patient Support Repair and
Replacement Instructions.
3. Check all the covers of the Patient Support, and make sure they are properly installed.
4. Install the Patient Support Mattress. The line on the Patient Support Mattress should be closer to the
rear of the Patient Support.

Figure 8-4:

Front of Patient Support Rear of Patient Support

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Notes: You must receive the IP information such as: IP address, NetMask, Gateway from the hospital network
Administrator.
• The IP address consists of 4 fields (for example, 192.168.54.100). The first three fields are the IP network address,
the fourth field is the node address of the workstation.

9.1 IP Configuration

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CAUTION: There are four IP addresses used on the Incisive CT system (see Table 9-1).

Table 9-1: Ethernet IP Addresses

Part Ethernet IP Address (Default) Ethernet IP Address (Optional)

GPC 192.168.60.100 192.168.80.100

Gantry Left Panel 192.168.60.105 192.168.80.105

Gantry Right Panel 192.168.60.106 192.168.80.106

Console PC 192.168.60.10 192.168.80.10

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9.2 Configuring the Hospital LAN

Configure the hospital LAN as follows:
1. Right click the Windows icon on the desktop, and select Control Panel (see Figure 9-1).

Figure 9-1: Control Panel

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2. Click Network and Internet (see Figure 9-2).

Figure 9-2: Network and Internet

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3. Click Network and Sharing Center (see Figure 9-3).

Figure 9-3: Network and Sharing Center

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4. Click Change adapter settings at the left side of the window (see Figure 9-4).

Figure 9-4: Change adapter settings

5. There are two LAN icons in the Network Connections (see Figure 9-5):
a. Gantry
b. Hospital LAN.

Figure 9-5: Two LAN Icons

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6. Right click Hospital LAN, and select Properties (see Figure 9-6).

Figure 9-6: Hospital LAN

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7. The Hospital LAN Properties dialog box appears. Highlight the Internet Protocal Version 4 (TCP/
IPv4) (see Figure 9-7).

Figure 9-7:

8. Click Properties (see Figure 9-7).

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9. Select Use the following IP address, and type in the correct values in the appropriate fields (see
Figure 9-8):
• Computer’s IP address, e.g., 192.168.54.60
• Subnet Mask, e.g., 255.255.255.0
• Default Gateway, e.g., 202.107.117.11 (if necessary).

Figure 9-8:

10. To add another gateway, click Advanced (see Figure 9-8).

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11. From the Default Gateways tab, click Add and type in the desired gateway number. Use the same
procedure to add another default gateway (see Figure 9-9).

Figure 9-9: TCP/IP Gateway Address

12. Click OK three times for the changes to take effect.

13. Restart the computer to make the change effective.

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Section 10
Section 10: System Settings
The System Setting menu includes different functions that control system behavior and allow the user to
set access rights, passwords, etc. This section explains the different functions of System Settings.

1. Double click Incisive CT host icon on the desktop. Figure 10-1: System Setting
2. Type in philips_service and password.
3. Click OK to log on to the software.
4. Click on the top right of the screen.
5. Click Advanced at the left side of the screen.
6. Click System Setting at the left side of the screen
(see Figure 10-1).

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The following functions are listed in the System Setting menu.

1. User Authorizations on page 179 Figure 10-2: System Setting

2. Voice Manager on page 185
3. Data Source on page 187
4. Image Information Setting on page 192
5. Display on page 195
6. IP Manager on page 197
7. Patient Registration Settings on page 205
8. ID Generator on page 207
9. Scanner Options on page 215
10. Cardiac on page 216
11. Dose Setting on page 217
12. Schedule Task on page 219
13. Hospital Information on page 220
14. System Setting on page 221
15. Machine Information on page 224
16. User Management on page 225
17. Window Setting on page 227
18. Option Key Setup on page 230
19. PSA Setting on page 232
20. Data Upload on page 233
21. PKI on page 235
22. Planned Maintenance on page 239
23. LAN Config on page 240

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Note: The following settings are only for reference. Please set the system according to actual situations.

10.1 User Authorizations

The User Authorizations allows the administrator to enable or disable specific function for each specific
logon user.
1. Click Service to switch the user profiles (see Figure 10-3).

Figure 10-3: User Authorizations

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2. Click Daily or Advanced to open the drop-down list of the functions, and the access can be enabled
or disabled (see Figure 10-4).

Figure 10-4:

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3. For Daily and Advanced functions, the following user profiles can be enabled or disabled (see
Figure 10-5).

Figure 10-5:

4. In the Advanced functions, for Mask Detectors, System Setting, Language Setting, Software
Update, and Firmware Update, you can enable or disable the user profiles. Other functions in
Advanced can not be modified by FSE.

Figure 10-6: Mask Detectors

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Figure 10-7: System Setting

Figure 10-8: Language Setting

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Figure 10-9: Software Update

Figure 10-10: Firmware Update

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5. The system asks you to restart to make the configuration effective. Click OK (see Figure 10-11).

Figure 10-11:

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10.2 Voice Manager

The Voices Manager function allows the user to record auto-voice messages in the local language.
1. Click Add... in the Language column to add new languages of voices (see Figure 10-12) and (see
Figure 10-13).

Figure 10-12:

Figure 10-13:

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2. Click Add... in the Action Sets column to add new actions (see Figure 10-14) and (see Figure 10-15).

Figure 10-14:

Figure 10-15:

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10.3 Data Source

Use this tool to configure the Data Source Setting according to the hospital requirements.
1. Click Add to add a Data Source.

Figure 10-16: Data Source

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2. Type in the ID.

Figure 10-17: Adding a Data Source (Example)

3. Select Type (Removable—can be a USB drive, or Network) from the drop-down menu.

Figure 10-18: Example

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4. If you select Network from the Type drop-down menu, copy the network path to the field of Path.

Figure 10-19: Example

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Note: It is not recommended to define a USB drive as a data source, since it may introduce virus to the Console
PC.

Note: If you select Removable from Type drop-down menu, click to browse the path of the new Data
Source, and click OK.

Figure 10-20: Example

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5. Click OK.

Figure 10-21: Example

6. Check if the data source has been added to the data source list.

Figure 10-22: Example

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10.4 Image Information Setting

The Image Information Setting enables you to configure the information displayed on the images and
the image information layout according to hospital requirements.
1. To edit the image information layout, click Image Information Setting.
2. The Image Information Setting window opens. The image is displayed and shows parameter
positioning (see Figure 10-23).

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Figure 10-23:

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• —Moves selected item in Category items list into/out of the Left/Right box; relevant parameter
viewed or not viewed in corresponding location on the images.
• —Moves selected item out of/into the Left/Right box; relevant parameter is viewed or not
viewed in corresponding location on the images.
• —Moves selected item in Left/Right box Up; reordering parameters displayed on the images.
• —Moves selected item in Left/Right box Down; reordering parameters displayed on the images.
• —Moves the selected item to the Right/ Left forwards. Relevant parameter is viewed in
corresponding location on the images.

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10.5 Display
Note: The CCT is an option with additional hardware. Verify that the option has been purchased for the system
before setup.
1. Use this function to set Single Monitor or enable Second Monitor (see Figure 10-24).

Figure 10-24:

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2. After installing a CCT option, click Use Second Monitor and check the second monitor display to
verify it is the same as the main monitor.

Figure 10-25: CCT monitor setting

Note: For the CCT Monitor installation, refer to Incisive CT CCT Option Installation Instructions.

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10.6 IP Manager
IP Manager enables you to configure the IP address on site according to the hospital requirements.
• Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (3) I219-LM, connected to the Gantry.
• Intel(R) Ethernet I210-T1 GbE NIC, connected to Hospital LAN.

Figure 10-26: IP Manager

10.6.1 Adding an IP
1. Click Add... (see Figure 10-27).

Figure 10-27: Add

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2. Input the IP Address and Default Gateway. Based on actual conditions, decide whether to input
Primary DNS or Secondary DNS (see Figure 10-28).

Figure 10-28:

3. Click OK (see Figure 10-28).

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10.6.2 Editing an IP
• Editing Gantry IP
1. Select Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (3) I219-LM from the drop-down menu.

Figure 10-29: IP Manager

2. Select the Gantry default IP (192.168.60.10), and click Edit... (see Figure 10-30).

Figure 10-30: Edit

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3. The Edit IP window appears. Select 192.168.80.10 (see Figure 10-31).

Figure 10-31: Edit IP

4. Click Modify (see Figure 10-31).

5. The system asks you to restart the Gantry and Host Computer.

Figure 10-32:

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6. Check the control panel, and it is disconnected from the console.

Figure 10-33:

7. Log off of the application software, and shut down the computer.
8. Power off the Gantry.
9. Wait at least ten seconds, and power on the Gantry.
10. Power on the computer, and log in to the application software.

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11. The message “Gantry rotation in progress. Please confirm nothing could block the rotation of
Gantry.” appears. Click OK.
12. Check the control panel, and it is connected with the console.

Figure 10-34:

13. Perform a few scans to make sure the system works properly.

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• Editing Hospital LAN IP

1. Select Intel(R) Ethernet I210-T1 GbE NIC from the drop-down menu.

Figure 10-35:

2. Select the hospital LAN IP, and click Edit... (see Figure 10-36).

Figure 10-36:

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3. Change the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway.

Figure 10-37: Example

4. Click OK (see Figure 10-37).

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10.7 Patient Registration Settings

Customize the contents in Patient Registration interface (see Figure 10-38). The contents contain the
following elements:
• First Name (check box - can be set to Mandatory)
• Date of Birth
• Age
• Gender (check box - can be set to Mandatory)
• Age Group (Optional)
• Patient's Weight (Optional)
• Patient's Height (Optional)
• Voice Language (Optional)
• Accession Number (Optional)
• Other Patient ID (Optional)
• Referring Physician (Optional)
• Requesting Physician (Optional)
• Operator Name (Optional)
• Requesting Department (Optional)
• Study Description (Optional)
• Procedure Description

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Figure 10-38: Patient Registration Settings

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Keyboard Language needs to be consistent with the keyboard type. Refer to Incisive CT Software Installation
Instructions for details.

10.8 ID Generator
Use this function to generate Patient ID and Study ID.

Figure 10-39: ID Generator

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10.8.1 PID Generator

Modify the Patient ID format as follows:
1. Select the variable from the drop-down menu, and make changes to it according to the desired format
(see Figure 10-40).

Figure 10-40: Patient ID Generator

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2. The PID Generator creates the ID format for the anonymous Patient ID (see Figure 10-40). The Patient
ID string is composed of three variables (see Figure 10-40), each of which is configurable according to
the hospital conventions.
a. Type some words in String Setting dialog box, and click OK (see Figure 10-41).

Figure 10-41: String Setting

b. Select a format in Date/Time Setting dialog box, and click OK (see Figure 10-42).

Figure 10-42: Date/Time Setting

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c. Input number in Form, To and Step in Number Setting dialog box, and click OK.

Figure 10-43: Number Setting

3. Click Apply to save the new settings and close the dialog box.

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10.8.2 Study ID Generator

Configure the Study ID format as follows:
1. Select the variable from the drop-down menu, and make changes to it according to the desired format
(see Figure 10-44).

Figure 10-44: Study ID Generator

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2. The Study ID Generator creates the ID format for an anonymous Study ID (see Figure 10-44). The
Study ID string is composed of three variables, each of which is configurable according to the hospital
conventions.
• Type some words in String Setting dialog box, and click OK (see Figure 10-45).

Figure 10-45: String Setting

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• Select a format in Date/Time Setting dialog box, and click OK.

Figure 10-46: Date/Time Setting

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• Input number in Form, To and Step in Number Setting dialog box, and click OK.

Figure 10-47: Number Setting

3. Click Apply to save the new settings and close the dialog box.

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10.9 Scanner Options

In this window the following settings can be configured:

Figure 10-48: Scanner Options

View Convention
• Set supine image view convention as Right on Left.
• Set decubitus image view convention as Anterior on Left.

Various
• Set the System Orientation as Gantry left of table.

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10.10 Cardiac
Use this function to set cardiac related items. Check the relevant items as per the hospital’s requirements.

Figure 10-49: Cardiac

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10.11 Dose Setting

Use this function to set DoseCheck based on local regulation.
Dose Setting
• Make sure to check Perform DoseCheck (see Figure 10-50).

Figure 10-50: Dose Setting

Exam Dose Limit (DoseCheck)

Enter the Head and Body CTDI and DLP values for the DoseCheck Function (see Figure 10-50).
• 0 means no limit
• 1000 means the value <= 1000 mGy.

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Series Dose Limits

Enable custom mAs limits for DRI/DOM series allows you to access this parameter from the scan
protocols.

Figure 10-51:

Scan Location Dose Limits

• Warning CTDIvol: 250mGy
• Maximum CTDIvol: 500mGy

Figure 10-52:

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10.12 Schedule Task

With the Schedule Task you can schedule three consecutive tasks to run at a specific time that is
convenient for the hospital (see Figure 10-53).

Note: It is recommended not to change any original settings in Schedule Task.

• Delete Debuglog files task delete the debuglog files automatically.
• Antivirus Task runs the virus scanning automatically.
• RadarRealTimeProperties Manager.

Figure 10-53: Schedule Task

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10.13 Hospital Information

Use this function to check system information and record hospital information as follows (see Figure 10-
54):

Figure 10-54: Hospital Information (Example)

1. Enter the Hospital Name (see Figure 10-54).

2. Enter the Hospital Address and Department according to the hospital’s requirements (see Figure 10-
54).
3. Enter the Serial Number (see Figure 10-54).

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4. Click OK (see Figure 10-55).

Figure 10-55:

10.14 System Setting

Use this function to perform the system settings as follows:
Password Policy
• Password will expire: to expire the password.
• Use Strong passwords: force to use strong passwords.

Note: Use Strong passwords is recommended to be checked.

Figure 10-56:

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Date/Time Format
• Set a Custom Date and Time format in accordance with the requirement of the hospital.

Figure 10-57: Example

Logs Setting
• LogOutputLevel includes the following levels to be set: Fatal, Error, Warning, Information, Debug,
and All. The default setting is Error.

Figure 10-58:

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• BufferOutputLevel includes the following levels to be set: Fatal and Error. The default setting is Error.

Figure 10-59:

• LogMaxNum: the default setting is 50000.

Figure 10-60:

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10.15 Machine Information

Machine Information shows the Machine usage status.

Note: Getting the data will take some time. Please be patient. This is only information, and the data could not
be changed.

Figure 10-61: Machine Information (Example)

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10.16 User Management

Use this function to set user levels.

!
CAUTION: Do not make any change to the following users: Config, olevel_service, trialuser,
philips_service, CT and Emergency.
There are five user levels, including Administrator, O Level Service Engineer, TrialUser, Service Engineer
and User.

Figure 10-62: User Management

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It can enable the authorization of users to perform some actions on users, such as Add, Edit or Delete
users. To add new users as follows:
1. Click Add... (see Figure 10-63).

Figure 10-63:

2. Enter the User name (see Figure 10-64).

Figure 10-64:

3. Enter the Password (see Figure 10-64).

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4. Confirm the password (see Figure 10-64).

5. Click Confirm (see Figure 10-64).

10.17 Window Setting

The Window Setting dialog box contains configurable variables. It is highly recommended to retain the
factory default values for these variables.

Figure 10-65: Window Setting

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• To add a new display mode for clinical use

a. Click Add... (see Figure 10-66).

Figure 10-66:

b. Input the new display mode name (see Figure 10-67).

Figure 10-67:

c. Input the Window Width and Window Center (see Figure 10-67).
d. Select the Type from the drop-down menu of Surview or Axial-Helical (see Figure 10-67).
e. Click Add to save (see Figure 10-67).

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• To Edit configurable variables

a. Select the Display Mode Name to edit.
b. Click Edit... (see Figure 10-68).

Figure 10-68:

c. Input the Window Width and Window Center (see Figure 10-69).

Figure 10-69:

d. Click Modify (see Figure 10-69).

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10.18 Option Key Setup

Note: The Option License Key is usually set before delivery of the system.

Figure 10-70: Option Key Setup (Example)

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Get option key as follows:

1. Get the option key from Philips local Service agent.
2. Verify the option key is for the concerned system by verifying the User ID and System S/N.
3. Contact your Philips business partner if option is missing or status is invalid.
Add a new option key as follows:
1. Click Add key... (see Figure 10-71).

Figure 10-71: Add key...

2. Enter the option key code (see Figure 10-72).

Figure 10-72:

3. Click OK (see Figure 10-72).

Note: Options can be enabled only by valid option keys. (see Appendix A:Option Key Manager System).

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10.19 PSA Setting

PSA (Philips Service Agent) Setting is the Setting for RSN. Refer to 11.1.3 Configuring RSN Setting on
page 245 for details.

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10.20 Data Upload

Note: If the function is not applicable/used, please skip this section.

The Data Upload is the function to monitor the files after RSN connection.
• Add files
1. Type in Monitored Directory, Monitor File and Uploaded File Name (Zip) (see Figure 10-73).

Figure 10-73: Data Upload

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Note: Copy the file path in the local and then paste it in the Monitored Directory. The uploaded filed is
uploaded as the Zip file.
2. Click Add (see Figure 10-73).
3. Click OK.
• Delete files
1. Select the files in the Monitored Files (see Figure 10-74).

Figure 10-74: Monitored Files

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2. Click Delete (see Figure 10-74).

3. Click OK.

10.21 PKI

Note: If the function is not applicable/used, please skip this section.

The PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) interface provides a comprehensive overview of the PKI client
interface. The following sections describe how to use the interface of the PKI.
The following screenshot depicts the main user interface elements of the PKI Interface.

Figure 10-75: PKI

PKI Service Mode Operations Certificate Operations Certificate Request Operations

Activity Log

Status Bar

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10.21.1 PKI Service Mode Operation

Figure 10-76:

Display Automatic
Event Options dialog Check to enter
Command Mode
when the PSA starts

Select to exit Command Mode

(when Command Mode is active)

Automatic Event Options

When the "Automatic Event Options" menu item is selected, a form is presented that allows the user to
select which Automatic events display a top-level window called the "Action To Take" form.

Figure 10-77:

Save Setting

Cancel Setting

Select Automatic events

Select all events

Deselect all events

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10.21.2 Certificate Menu

Figure 10-78:

Get the status of the installed

certificate (All modes) Displays certificate properties
(all modes of operation)
Install a certificate issued by
the RA (Command Mode only) Uninstall a certificate
(Command Mode only)

Contact the RA to check the

status of the installed certificate

Contact the RA for Certificate Status

The RA provides a web service method that allows the PSA to periodically check on the health of its
installed certificate. The use case for this operation is to provide an automatic mechanism for the PSA to
request a new certificate in the unlikely event that the CA's certificate has been compromised. In this
scenario, all issued certificates will be revoked, effectively deactivating all PSA instances.
In order to recover from this disastrous scenario, the PSA can contact the RA to determine the "health" of
its certificate. The RA can instruct to PSA to uninstall its certificate and request a new one. In Automatic
mode, the PSA utilizes a configurable start count setting to control when the PSA contacts the RA. When
the number of application starts has been reached, the PSA will contact the RA to check the status of its
certificate.

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10.21.3 Certificate Request Menu

The following screenshot depicts available certificate request operation:

Figure 10-79:

Generate a certificate
Generate and Submit a request and saves to a file
certificate request to the (Command Mode only)
RA (Command Mode only)

Clears the PKI service’s

Submit a certificate certificate request retry count
request from a file
(Command Mode only)

The PKI Service only allows one active certificate request at a time, since the private key used to sign the
certificate request must be stored for later use. The PKI Client API provides a method to determine if a
certificate request is active and also to clear an active certificate request. The PKIFeatureDemo
automatically clears an active certificate request each time a certificate request menu option is activated. It
is possible to create an "orphaned" certificate request using the PKIFeatureDemo. An error is reported if
an attempt is made to submit an orphaned certificate request.
Also available on the certificate request menu is an option to clear the certificate request retry counter. The
PKI Service attempts to submit a failed certificate request at start for a configurable number of start
sequences and then give up if not successful. When the configured number of retries has occurred, the
PKI Service sends an event called CertificateRequestRetriesExhausted. The user can clear the retry
counter to have the PKI Service automatically submit certificate requests. The counter is automatically
reset upon successful certificate issuance.

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10.22 Planned Maintenance

The purpose of this procedure is to record the planned Maintenance history.

Figure 10-80: Planned Maintenance (Example)

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1. Check Enable Planned Maintenance reminders (see Figure 10-80).

Note: If you check the option, the customer will get the PM due date notification.
2. Click OK.

10.23 LAN Config

This function of LAN Config Setting includes Local Setting, HIS/RIS Setting, and PACS Setting.

10.23.1 Local Setting

This feature makes Incisive CT scanner as SCP Server. DICOM compatible devices can query or retrieve
images from CT scanner or send images to CT scanner.
1. Ask the hospital IT Administrator for the local settings or provide the default settings to the hospital:
Local AE, Storage Port, and Commit Port.
2. Click Local Setting.
3. Click Stop to type in the values provided by the Hospital IT Administrator, and click Start; or keep
the defaults.

Figure 10-81: Local Setting (Example)

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4. Click OK.
5. You are prompted to restart the computer. Click OK.

Figure 10-82:

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10.23.2 HIS/RIS Setting

Note: RIS Settings include the Worklist and MPPS settings.

!
CAUTION: If the CT Scanner is not connected to HIS/RIS, the MPPS may result in slowing the computer.

Note: Only if Worklist function is purchased and generated, this function needs to be set.
1. Check the Enable Worklist option (see Figure 10-83).

Figure 10-83: HIS/RIS Setting

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2. Type in the values for the Worklist AE, Worklist Port and Worklist IP, Default Showing, and Max
Patient Count (see Figure 10-83).
3. Click Test to test the network connection (see Figure 10-83).

Note: It is recommended to set Scheduled Station AE Title, Scheduled Station Name and Modality options as
UNCHECKED (see Figure 10-84).

Figure 10-84:

4. Check the Enable MPPS function (see Figure 10-85).

Figure 10-85:

5. Type in the values for the MPPS AE, MPPS Port, and MPPS IP (see Figure 10-85).
6. Click Test to test the network connection (see Figure 10-85).

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Note: The local AE can be changed only in the local setting page.

10.23.3 PACS Setting

PACS setting is used to configure the PACS servers connection.
1. Click Add... to add Server (see Figure 10-86).

Figure 10-86: PACS Setting

2. Get the properties from the Hospital Network Administrator, enter the parameters, and click OK.

Figure 10-87:

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11.1 iSSL Functionality for Remote Connection

Incisive CT now has iSSL functionality. iSSL is recommended method to remotely connect system.

11.1.1 Philips Remote Service (PRS) Homepage

11.1.2 M2M User Guide and Troubleshooting Steps

If you can not connect RSN for many times choose Clear Retry Count. Refer to Incisive CT Remote Service
User Guide.

11.1.3 Configuring RSN Setting

1. Insert your IST Dongle. In the Logon window, type in your IST password.
2. Log on to the Incisive CT applicant software as philips_service.

Note: To connect the RSN by Internet Directly, ask the Hospital Network Administrator for the IP address, and
set. FSE needs to get the serial number from the GCS, navigates to Advanced->System Setting->Hospital
Information, and fills in the serial number.

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3. Navigate to service icon->Advanced->System Setting->PSA Setting.

4. From the M2M Server drop-down menu, select Production.

Figure 11-1: PSA Setting (Example)

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Note: Production: connected to the RSN by router or broadband Internet used for the system installed in the
field.
5. There are two ways to connect to RSN:
a. To connect RSN via Philips Router, select No Client-side Certificates (RSN).

Figure 11-2:

b. To connect RSN via direct Internet, select Bidirectional Certificates (Internet).

Figure 11-3:

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Note: If you want to use a Proxy to connect to Internet, check the Use Proxy, and input the Address, User name
and Password in Proxy Setting. Click Start.

Figure 11-4:

6. Click Start to start the Remote Service Function (see Figure 11-1). When the access is reachable, RSN is
successful and check the status is reachable.
Name: Agent Diagnose Test

Please wait, the test is being executed........

Section: Questra Server

Questra Server 192.68.49.50:443 is Reachable.

Section: Total Access Connections - Enterprise

TA Enterprise Server 192.68.49.49:443 is Reachable.

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TA Enterprise Server 192.68.49.49:443 is Reachable.

TA Enterprise Server 192.68.49.49:443 is Reachable.
TA Enterprise Server 192.68.49.49:443 is Reachable.

Section: Total Access Connections - Agent

TA Agent Side Server localhost:9055 is Active.
TA Agent Side Server localhost:22 is Active.
TA Agent Side Server localhost:22 is Active.
TA Agent Side Server localhost:16001 is Active.

Section: Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Server

PKI RA Server car-m2m.prs.healthcare.philips.com:443 is Reachable.

Test Result: Succeeded

7. Restart the Application Software.

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8. The Alert and property service will be started with host console if the RSN has been configured
successfully (see Figure 11-5).

Figure 11-5: Alert

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After system installation you must check the Service Warranty for the customer as follows:
1. Go to HP website at: https://support.hp.com/us-en/checkwarranty.
2. Select the Country/Region of purchase from the drop-down menu, and type in the Serial Number
(see Figure 12-1).

Figure 12-1: HP Service Warranty Check (Example)

3. Click Check warranty (see Figure 12-1).

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4. Check the Warranty Status (see Figure 12-2).

Figure 12-2: Warranty Status (Example)

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• Download the Installation and Acceptance Test

from
• Complete the Installation and Acceptance Test Documents for the system you just installed.
• Attach a detailed report when needed (and mark the correct box).

Note: This report does not replace any other reports (complaints or insurance claims).
Upon completion of this report, send it by email to:
• Your local service office
• BU Haifa CT Service Engineering
• Send a printed report to fax++972-4-831-0530.

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14.1 Microphone Check

Check if the microphone is OK for use. If not, replace the battery of microphone.

14.2 Performance and Acceptance Tests

Since the system has been adjusted to the optimum setting and has passed all quality assurance tests in
the factory prior to delivery, it is likely that test results are still within the tolerances during and after
installation procedure. To ensure that all the parameters of the system are in the stated tolerances,
perform the Performance and Acceptance tests before transferring it to the customer.

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The system phantom box includes the following:

a. System phantom;
b. Physics layer;
c. Funnel;
d. Bottles with water.

Figure 14-1: System Phantom Box

a b c

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1. Remove the cap in the system phantom.

Figure 14-2:

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2. Put the funnel in the hole.

Figure 14-3:

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3. Fill the system phantom with supplied water until the phantom is full of water.

Figure 14-4:

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4. Tighten the cap with torque wrench and torque to 1.4~2 N.m (1.0~1.5ft-lb).

Figure 14-5:

5. Perform the Performance and Acceptance Tests as instructed in the Incisive CT Image Quality and
Dose Testing Manual.

IMPORTANT: The FSE, after installation, shall document the inspection and test results to demonstrate
proper installation of the system.

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14.3 Setting the Monitor Display Mode

14.3.1 Setting EIZO Monitor Display Mode
1. Press the MENU button.

Figure 14-6:

2. Press the MODE button.

Figure 14-7:

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3. The display modes menu appears.

Figure 14-8:

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4. Press the UP or DOWN button to select DICOM from the display modes menu.

Figure 14-9:

Figure 14-10:

5. Press OK button.

Figure 14-11:

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14.3.2 Setting DIN Monitor (Optional) Display Mode

1. Press the Menu button on the monitor (see Figure 14-12).

Figure 14-12:

Menu Button

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2. Use or button on the monitor to navigate to Gamma, and check if the setting for Gamma
is DICOM (see Figure 14-13).
• If the setting for Gamma is DICOM, the procedure is completed.
• If the setting for Gamma is not DICOM, proceed to Step 3 on page 264.

Figure 14-13:

3. Press Menu button, and Gamma option becomes red.

4. Use or button on the monitor to select DICOM for Gamma.
5. Press Menu button again, and Gamma DICOM becomes black (see Figure 14-13).
6. Select Exit and press Menu button to exit the current menu (see Figure 14-13).

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14.4 Changing the Date and Time

Note: In the following procedures Germany is used as an example.

1. Log off of the application software.
2. Right click the Windows icon on the desktop, and select Control Panel (see Figure 14-14).

Figure 14-14: Control Panel

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3. Click Clock, Language, and Region (see Figure 14-15).

Figure 14-15: Clock, Language, and Region

4. Click Date and Time (see Figure 14-16).

Figure 14-16: Date and Time

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5. Click Change time zone... (see Figure 14-17).

Figure 14-17: Change time zone... (Example)

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6. Select local time zone from the Time Zone drop-down menu, check Automatically adjust clock for
Daylight Saving Time, and click OK (see Figure 14-18).

Figure 14-18: Time Zone Settings (Example)

Note: If Daylight Saving Time is observed by this time zone, check Automatically adjust clock for Daylight
Saving Time when you set the time zone (see Figure 14-18).
If Daylight Saving Time is not observed by this time zone, Automatically adjust clock for Daylight
Saving Time will not be displayed (see Figure 14-19).

Figure 14-19: Time Zone Settings (Example)

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7. Uncheck Notify me when the clock changes (see Figure 14-20).

Figure 14-20: Change date and time... (Example)

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8. Click Change date and time... (see Figure 14-21).

Figure 14-21: Change date and time... (Example)

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9. Change Date and Time to local date and time, and click OK (see Figure 14-22).

Figure 14-22: Date and Time Setting (Example)

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10. Click OK to close the Date and Time window (see Figure 14-23).

Figure 14-23:

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14.5 Setting the OS Language

Note: In the following procedures German is used as an example.

1. Right click the Windows icon on the desktop, and select Control Panel (see Figure 14-24).

Figure 14-24: Control Panel

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2. Click Clock, Language, and Region (see Figure 14-25).

Figure 14-25: Clock, Language, and Region

Note: If you will use a non-English language keyboard, continue with next step.
If not, proceed to Step 13 on page 279.

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3. From the Language tab, click Add a language (see Figure 14-26).

Figure 14-26: Add a language

4. Click Add a language (see Figure 14-27).

Figure 14-27: Add a Language

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5. Select Deutsch (German) (see Figure 14-28).

Figure 14-28:

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6. Click , and select German (Germany) (see Figure 14-29).

Figure 14-29:

7. Select .

Note: If the language only has one option, click to add your preferred language.
8. From the Language interface, check if Deutsch (Deutschland) is in the language list (see Figure 14-
30).

Figure 14-30:

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9. Click at the right side of the interface.

10. Click Make this the primary language (see Figure 14-31).

Figure 14-31:

11. Select Log off later (see Figure 14-32).

Figure 14-32:

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12. Go back to Control Panel interface, and click Clock, Language, and Region (see Figure 14-33).

Figure 14-33: Clock, Language, and Region

13. From the Region tab, click Change date, time, or number formats (see Figure 14-34).

Figure 14-34: Region

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14. From the Formats tab, select German (Germany) from the drop-down menu, and Click Apply (see
Figure 14-35).

Figure 14-35: Formats

15. Click Additional settings... (see Figure 14-35).

Note: If the OS Language is in the following list, make sure to perform Step 16 on page 281.
• German
• Russian

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• Spanish
• French
• Italian
• Portuguese
16. From the Numbers tab, set the Decimal Symbol as “.” and the Digit grouping symbol as “,”, click
Apply and then click OK (see Figure 14-36).

Figure 14-36: Customize Format

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17. Select the Location tab, select Germany from the drop-down menu, and click Apply (see Figure 14-
37).

Figure 14-37: Location

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18. Select Administrative tab, and click Change system locale... (see Figure 14-38).

Figure 14-38: Administrative

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19. The Region Settings window appears. Select German (Germany) from the drop-down menu, and
click OK (see Figure 14-39).

Figure 14-39: Region Settings

20. The system will ask you to restart Windows. Click Cancel (see Figure 14-40).

Figure 14-40: Click Cancel

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21. From the Administrative tab, select Copy settings... (see Figure 14-41).

Figure 14-41: Administrative

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22. Check Welcome screen and system accounts and New user accounts, and click OK (see Figure 14-
42).

Figure 14-42: Welcome Screen and New User Accounts Settings

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23. The system will ask you to restart Windows. Click Restart now.

Figure 14-43: Restart Now

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14.6 Importing the IFU (Instructions for Use)

1. Insert the IFU disc into the DVD drive.
2. Insert your IST dongle and log on with your IST password.
3. Double click Incisive CT host icon on the desktop and log in to the host application as
philips_service.
4. Click Help icon on the top right of the interface (see Figure 14-44).

Figure 14-44: Clicking Help Icon (Example)

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5. Select Operation Manual at the left side of the interface (see Figure 14-45).

Figure 14-45: Operation Manual

6. Click Import.

Figure 14-46:

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7. The Caution window appears. Click OK.

Figure 14-47:

8. The system begins to copy the IFU.

Figure 14-48:

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9. When the importing is completed, the IFU cover appears.

Figure 14-49: Example

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10. Select the desired IFU from the drop-down menu.

Figure 14-50: Example

11. Navigate to service icon->Exit Console to log out of the Application Software.
12. Eject the IFU disc.

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15.1 Backing Up System Configuration

1. In the Logon window, type in the user name (CT) and password to log in to the Windows.
2. Insert your IST dongle and type in your IST password.
3. Double-click the Backup&Restore icon on the desktop (see Figure 15-1).

Figure 15-1: Backup&Restore icon

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4. Log in to the Backup&Restore Interface. The User name is philips_service (see Figure 15-2).

Figure 15-2: User Login

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5. The Backup&Restore window appears (see Figure 15-3).

Figure 15-3: Backup&Restore

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6. Select Backup tab (see Figure 15-4).

Figure 15-4: Backup Tab

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Note: There are two ways to back up the system.

a. Local- backup Database to Hard Disk.
b. CD/DVD- backup Database to a CD/DVD.
7. In Backup Mode tab, select Local or CD/DVD.
a. If backing up to Local, backup to disk D by default.

Figure 15-5:

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b. If backing up to CD/DVD, insert a blank CD/DVD into the optical drive (see Figure 15-6).

Figure 15-6: CD/DVD

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8. Select Select All/Clear All to select all the backup options (see Figure 15-7).

Figure 15-7: Select Items

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9. Click Backup (see Figure 15-8).

Figure 15-8:

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!
CAUTION: Select All/Clear All must be selected, otherwise an error will occur when the system Restore
is performed using this backup.

!
CAUTION: Make sure the folder name does not include a space.
10. When the Backup dialog box appears, click Yes (see Figure 15-9).

Figure 15-9: Backup

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11. When backup is completed, click OK (see Figure 15-10).

Figure 15-10: Operation Completed

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12. The detailed backup information appears (see Figure 15-11).

Figure 15-11: Detail (Example)

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13. Click on the top right corner of the interface to close the detailed backup information (see
Figure 15-11).
14. Click to close the Backup&Restore window.
15. Open the Backup CD/DVD or local folder, and check the files selected to backup are all in the CD/
DVD or local folder.
16. Eject the CD/DVD.
17. Unplug the IST dongle.

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Note: If the local language is the same as the existing label language on the system, skip this section.

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16.1 Labels on the Gantry

• Make sure to attach the labels in the local language.

Figure 16-1: System Warning Label on the Right Side of the Gantry (Example)

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Figure 16-2: Labels in the Rear of the Gantry (Example)

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16.2 Labels on the Patient Support

• Make sure to attach the labels in the local language.

Figure 16-3: Patient Support Labels 1 (Example)

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Figure 16-4: Patient Support Labels 2 (Example)

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16.3 Label on the CT Box

• Make sure to attach the label in the local language.

Figure 16-5: CT Box Label (Example)

Note: The sizes in Figure 16-5 on page 310 are for reference only.

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16.4 Label on the CCT Foot Switch (Optional)

• Make sure to attach the label in the local language.

Figure 16-6: CCT Foot Switch Label (Example)

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16.5 Local Language labels (37)

1. English on page 313
2. Chinese on page 315
3. German on page 317
4. Japanese on page 318
5. French on page 320
6. Italian on page 322
7. Turkish on page 323
8. Russian on page 325
9. Polish on page 327
10. Portuguese on page 328
11. Spanish on page 330
12. Bulgarian on page 332
13. Lithuanian on page 333
14. Romanian on page 334
15. Greek on page 335
16. Latvian on page 337
17. Serbian on page 338
18. Estonian on page 339
19. Finnish on page 341
20. Kazakh on page 342
21. Korean on page 344
22. Macedonian on page 345
23. Slovakian on page 347
24. Slovenian on page 348
25. Ukrainian on page 350

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26. Vietnamese on page 351

27. Albanian on page 353
28. Czech on page 354
29. Norwegian on page 355
30. Swedish on page 357
31. Danish on page 358
32. Dutch on page 359
33. Croatian on page 361
34. Bosnian on page 362
35. Montenegrin on page 364
36. Indonesian on page 365
37. Hungarian on page 366
Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

English System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

English Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

English Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

English Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

English CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Chinese System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Chinese Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Chinese Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Chinese Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Chinese CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

German System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

German Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

German Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

German Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

German CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Japanese System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Japanese Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Japanese Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Japanese Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Japanese CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

French System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

French Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

French Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

French Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

French CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Italian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Italian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Italian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Italian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Italian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Turkish System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Turkish Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Turkish Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Turkish Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Turkish CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Russian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Russian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Russian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Russian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Russian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Polish System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Polish Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Polish Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Polish Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Polish CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Portuguese System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Portuguese Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Portuguese Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Portuguese Don’t grasp hand 2 Patient Support 6

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Portuguese CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Spanish System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Spanish Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Spanish Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Spanish Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Spanish CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Bulgarian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Bulgarian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Bulgarian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Bulgarian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Bulgarian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Lithuanian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Lithuanian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Lithuanian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Lithuanian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Lithuanian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Romanian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Romanian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Romanian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Romanian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Romanian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Greek System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Greek Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Greek Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Greek Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Greek CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Latvian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Latvian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Latvian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Latvian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Latvian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Serbian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Serbian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Serbian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Serbian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Serbian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Estonian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Estonian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Estonian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Estonian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Estonian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Finnish System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Finnish Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Finnish Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Finnish Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Finnish CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Kazakh System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Kazakh Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Kazakh Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Kazakh Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Kazakh CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Korean System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Korean Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Korean Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Korean Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Korean CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Macedonian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Macedonian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Macedonian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Macedonian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Macedonian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Slovakian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Slovakian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Slovakian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Slovakian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Slovakian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Slovenian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Slovenian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Slovenian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Slovenian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Slovenian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Ukrainian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Ukrainian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Ukrainian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Ukrainian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Ukrainian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Vietnamese System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Vietnamese Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Vietnamese Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Vietnamese Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Vietnamese CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Albanian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Albanian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Albanian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Albanian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Albanian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Czech System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Czech Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Czech Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Czech Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Czech CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Norwegian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Norwegian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Norwegian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Norwegian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Norwegian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Swedish System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Swedish Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Swedish Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Swedish Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Swedish CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Danish System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Danish Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Danish Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Danish Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Danish CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Dutch System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Dutch Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Dutch Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Dutch Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Dutch CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Croatian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Croatian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Croatian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Croatian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Croatian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Bosnian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Bosnian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Bosnian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Bosnian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Bosnian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Gantry Right Side 1

Montenegrin System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Montenegrin Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Montenegrin Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Montenegrin Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Montenegrin CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Indonesian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

Indonesian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Indonesian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Indonesian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Indonesian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

Gantry Right Side 1

Hungarian System Warning CCT Foot Switch

1 (optional)
(optional)

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Table 16-1: Multi-Language Labels (Continued)

Language Label Name Location Qty.

Hungarian Don’t pinch foot Gantry Rear 2

Hungarian Don’t pinch hand 1 Patient Support 2

Hungarian Don’t pinch hand 2 Patient Support 6

Hungarian CT Box Warning CT Box 1

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Before handing the system over to the customer:

• Pull all tools away.
• Leave the site clean and orderly.
• Ensure that no one is in the scanner room.
• Run a few scans to see that the system functions properly.
• If old/removed component is not returned, dispose of it according to local regulation.

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The Option Key Manager System is available online.

1. Launch Internet Explorer.
2. Go to the license key website.

Note: If the system Serial Number can not be found, contact the Help Desk.
The system Login interface appears (see Figure A-1).

Figure A-1: Option Key Manager

3. Type in the User ID: philips_service and password.

4. Click Login (see Figure A-1).

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Note: The ID and Password are case-sensitive.

5. Click View System Options. The View System Options interface appears.

Figure A-2: View System Options

6. Select one of the View System Options.

• System S/N: only show the input S/N system option. Type in the system S/N, and

Figure A-3: Show by System S/N (Example)

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• System Type: show selected Type system Options

Figure A-4: Show by System Type

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• System all: show all system options.

Figure A-5: Show all

7. Click button in front of the system S/N to view option details.

8. Click Save for the desired system.
9. Click Save on the popup window to save the option key information of the system to a text file.
10. Click on the upper right corner of the interface.

!
WARNING: All USB devices must be scanned for virus by the site’s IT department before being inserted
into a host computer. Do not use a USB device that has been connected to non-Philips
computer.
11. Save the text file to an external device that you can use when you are at the site.

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While performing the procedures described in this manual, Philips requires that you record each action
in a printed copy of the attached Activity Record or in the PA tool to confirm that the actions have been
performed as described in the procedure.
If you use the Activity Report, attach it to your Service Work Order when you have completed the
procedure. To open the Activity Record, click on the icon below.

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