Kodak EKTASCAN 160, User Manual

Page 1: ...User Guide for the KODAK EKTASCAN 160 Laser Imager with the KODAK X OMAT 2000 Processor Health Imaging EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY June 2000 ...

Page 2: ... a physician The information contained herein is based on the experience and knowledge relating to the subject matter gained by Eastman Kodak Company prior to publication No patent license is granted by this information Eastman Kodak Company reserves the right to change this infor mation without notice and makes no warranty express or implied with respect to this information Kodak shall not be lia...

Page 3: ...1 Distance from device to Patient Contact Equipment see illustration Horizontal 1 83 metres Vertical 2 5 metres above the floor under the patient 2 Contact of patient and device simultaneously by caregiver not allowed 3 NO direct electrical connection between device and Patient Contact Equipment is allowed AUTHORISED AGENT Manager Product Safety Kodak AG Hedelfingerstr 54 56 70327 Stuttgart GERMAN...

Page 4: ...henden Gerätschaften siehe Abbildung Horizontal 1 83 Meter Ver tikal 2 5 Meter über dem Boden unter dem Patienten 2 Gleichzeitige Berührung von Patient und Gerät durch das Pflegepersonal nicht zuläs sig 3 KEINE direkte elektrische Verbindung zwischen Gerät und Patient Contact Equipment zulässig AUTORISIERTE VERTRETUNG Manager Produktsicherheit Kodak AG Hedelfingerstr 54 56 70327 Stuttgart DEUTSCHL...

Page 5: ...uisiti elencati nel seguito 1 Distanza tra il dispositivo e le attrezzature a contatto del paziente vedere la figura Orizzontale 1 83 metri Verticale 2 5 metri sopra il livello del pavimento del paziente 2 Non deve essere consentito al personale il contatto diretto contemporaneo con il paziente ed il dispositivo 3 NON deve esistere alcun contatto elettrico diretto tra il dispositivo e le attrezzat...

Page 6: ... enheten til utstyr i kontakt med pasient se illustrasjon Horisontalt 1 83 meter vertikalt 2 5 meter over gulvet under pasienten 2 Personalet må ikke ha samtidig kontakt med pasient og enheten 3 INGEN direkte elektrisk forbindelse mellom enheten og utstyr i kontakt med pasient er tillatt AUTORISERT FORHANDLER Leder produktsikkerhet Kodak AG Hedelfingerstr 54 56 70327 Stuttgart TYSKLAND Português D...

Page 7: ...TTU EDUSTAJA Johtaja Product Safety Kodak AG Hedelfingerstr 54 56 70327 Stuttgart SAKSA Svenska Denna enheten utgör ej medicinsk utrustning enligt EN 60 601 1 och får därför ej införas i patientnära miljö såsom denna definieras i EN 60 601 1 1 Följande krav måste vara upp fyllda 1 Avstånd från enheten till utrustning med patientkontakt se figuren Horisontellt 1 83 m vertikalt 2 5 m ovanför golvet ...

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Page 9: ...1 1 Safety In this chapter Responsibility of the Manufacturer 1 2 General Information 1 3 1 ...

Page 10: ... Publication No 5E2235 The manufacturer is responsible for the effects on safety reliability and performance of the 160 Laser Imager when the following conditions are followed Assembly operations extensions readjustments modifications or repairs are carried out by persons authorized by the manufacturer The electrical installation of the site complies with the site specification requirements Operat...

Page 11: ...r direct patient contact Do not use the Laser Imager within a 6 ft radius of an immobilized patient Do not use the Laser Imager in an explosive environ ment Use of controls or adjustments or performance of pro cedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure CAUTION This device is intended for use only by professional trained personnel ...

Page 12: ...a Niewidzialne promieniowanie Radiacion laser cuando exposicion directa al haz estan desactivados Evite la esta abierto y los enclavamientos Peligro Rayonnement laser directe au faisceau desactives Eviter toute exposition verrouillages de securite sont lorsque l appereil est ouvert et les Attention Laser radiation when open Laserstrahlung bei Laserstrahl aus Sie sich nicht direkt dem Sicherheitsvo...

Page 13: ... Laser Imager Publication No 5E2235 for additional details This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy If not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual it may cause interference with radio communications This equipment has been tested and found to be exempt from the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Part 15 Subpart J of FCC Rules This is ...

Page 14: ...15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation ICES 003 This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian à la norme NMB 003 du Canada Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme ...

Page 15: ...el suministro de corriente antes de de reparation sur la machine proceder a toute operation de maintenance ou Tension dangereuse Peut provoquer des blessures graves ou la mort Debrancher le cordon d alimentation avant de Verletzungsund Lebensgefahr Schalten Sie die Stromversorgung ab bevor Sie das Gerat warten Hochspannung Hazardous Voltage power supply before servicing machine Can cause severe in...

Page 16: ...1 8 5E2234 June 2000 Safety ...

Page 17: ...Product Description 2 2 System Configuration 2 3 Single Input 2 3 Multiple Input and Network 2 4 Using the Control Panel 2 5 Features 2 8 Screen Types 2 10 Main Display Screen 2 11 Using the Setup Menu and Configure Display 2 14 2 ...

Page 18: ...or with direct docking to a KODAK X OMAT 2000 Processor The Laser Imager uses EIR 23 blue base IR film in roomlight loadable 35 x 43 cm 14 x 17 in car tridges The digital image data for the Laser Imager are provided by a dedicated network connection to the KODAK PACS Link Medical Image Manager MIM IMPORTANT See the User Guide for the KODAK PACS Link Medical Image Manager 200 Publication No 5E9764 ...

Page 19: ...maging Device is connected to the KODAK PACS Link Medical Image Manager MIM Using either an internal digital or video interface the MIM acquires medical images from the Imaging Device The MIM formats the input signal digitizes the video input for example and transfers the data over a 100BaseT Ethernet Network The operator sends printing commands to the Laser Imager from the MIM keypad or if autofi...

Page 20: ...Imaging Device In the Multiple Input configuration up to 2 Imaging Devices and a DICOM Network can be connected to a sin gle MIM Using an internal video or digital interface the MIM formats the input signal digitizes the video input sig nal for example and transfers the data over a dedicated 100BaseT Ethernet network Remote service access may be provided through a modem in any MIM on the network M...

Page 21: ...5 Overview Using the Control Panel The Control Panel allows the user to enter commands and view the status of the Laser Imager x MENU F2 F1 F3 F4 H178_0127BC Screen Main Display Control Panel 160 Laser Imager H178_0127BCA ...

Page 22: ...2 6 5E2234 June 2000 Overview Indicator Functions H178_0017GCA ACCESS FILM SUPPLY FILM ACCESS RECEIVE ERROR x MENU F2 F1 F3 F4 H178_0017GC ...

Page 23: ...to the operator when the Laser Imager film path including the film supply cartridge and the receive magazine may be safely accessed WARNING DO NOT OPEN THE FILM SUPPLY UNTIL THE ACCESS FILM SUPPLY INDICATOR IS ILLUMINATED FOGGED FILM WILL RESULT Film When illuminated indicates to the opera tor that the Laser Imager is out of film or the receive magazine is full Error Illuminates whenever a Laser I...

Page 24: ...F1 through F4 Buttons Menu Button and Buttons and four LED functions The Button LEDs indicate whether the Button is enabled illuminated or disabled not illuminated The Menu Button allows you to select a menu option or complete an operation Menu H178_0125AC H178_0125ACA LEDs H178_0126AC Menu ...

Page 25: ...uttons allow you to scroll through items on the screen Press the up Button to scroll up press the down Button to scroll down Press the up Button to increment press the down Button to decrement The F1 F4 Buttons allow you to move directly to the main display screen by pressing any function button that is not programmed H178_0124AC H178_0132AC F4 F3 F1 F2 ...

Page 26: ... button is programmed When you press the function key the screen displays Screen Types This screen will appear when docked to a 2000 Processor H178_9001HC Density Data Entry Values Compute Data Calibration Calibration Print Cal Film Printer Calibrate Access Film Supply Access Receive Adjusting Screen Contrast Changing Decimal Point Convention View Actuations Error Recovery Film Destination Setup M...

Page 27: ...ing normal operation The screen is divided into two sections The top section of the screen displays the Laser Imager Status and the bot tom section of the screen is the Command and Data Sec tion Ready Blue Film 34 H178_0006BC Receive Status Section Command Data Section Film Base Film Destination H178_0006BCA ...

Page 28: ...ate Ready The Laser Imager is ready to print The Laser Imager accepts commands and data in this state Testing The Laser Imager is not printing films from the imaging devices but is printing test films or transporting films The Laser Imager is accepting commands and data from the MIM Offline The offline condition is shown in a right justified position on the Status Line When offline the Laser Image...

Page 29: ... bottom of the screen are indicated by and respectively The Main Display Screen displays the following Laser Imager Status The film base and level of the loaded cartridge if no cartridge is loaded this line is blank Possible film destinations with the currently selected destination highlighted If the selected destination is the Receive Magazine the level of film in the Receive Magazine is displaye...

Page 30: ...anging the number convention for the dec imal point and adjusting the display screen contrast Using the screen Press the to move the Exit Menu The Exit Menu returns to the Main Menu Screen Press the Menu Button to select your choice You are automatically moved to the screen of your choice To exit use the arrow Button to move to the Exit Menu ...

Page 31: ... Screen 3 3 System Shutdown 3 4 Loading Film 3 5 Film Supply Cartridge 3 6 Accessing the Receive Magazine 3 8 Store and Print Images 3 10 Changing the Film Destination 3 10 Viewing the Laser Imager Actuation Count 3 12 Changing the Decimal Point Convention 3 13 Adjusting the Screen Contrast 3 14 3 ...

Page 32: ... warm up 1 Turn on the Processor Wait approximately 30 min utes for the Processor to warm up 2 Turn on the Laser Imager NOTE The Laser Imager as a stand alone unit takes less than 10 minutes to initialize When the Laser Imager is docked to a 2000 Processor the Processor must warm up approximately 30 minutes before initializing the Laser Imager H178_0130BC H178_0130BCA 2000 Processor 160 Laser Imag...

Page 33: ... The Laser Imager initially displays this screen with the prompt Initializing at power up The screen will display the approximate number of seconds remaining until the Laser Imager is Ready NOTE During initialization no keys are active When initialization is complete the Main Menu Screen will appear Offline xxx seconds remain Initializing H178_0122AC KODAK EKTASCAN 160 Laser Imager ...

Page 34: ...ms waiting to be printed if the Laser Imager state in the upper left hand corner of the Display Screen is Ready CAUTION Do not open the Front Door when you turn off the Laser Imager The Film Supply Cartridge is open To prevent exposure to the film press Access Supply and wait for the Indicator to light before you turn off the Laser Imager 2 Turn off the Laser Imager by moving the Main Power Switch...

Page 35: ...ASCAN IR Laser Imaging Films Each box contains 4 cartridges of 125 sheets each IMPORTANT The Film Supply Cartridge for the Laser Imager is packaged similar to the KODAK 969 Laser Imager The Laser Imager accepts only EIR 23 film Check that you are using the correct film supply cartridge KODAK EKTASCAN IR Laser Imager Film Film Code Color Description EIR 23 Bluebase Roomlight Load ...

Page 36: ...ply Indicator is illumi nated Fogged film may result 1 Remove the Film Supply Cartridge from the box 2 From the Main Menu select Access Film Supply and press the Menu Button Wait for steady illumination of the Indicator Ready Exit Menu Access Receive Access Film Supply Calibrate Printer Setup Menu Film Destination ...

Page 37: ... if present 5 Slide the cartridge into the Film Supply with the Bar Code down See the illustration for the correct orien tation of the Film Supply Cartridge 6 Close the Front Door 7 Rotate the Front Door Latch clockwise Push down the Latch H178_0020HCB Film Supply Cartridge Film Supply H178_0020HC K o d a k E k t a s c a n L A S E R I M A G I N G F I L M ...

Page 38: ...Fogged film may result 1 From the Main Menu select Access Receive and press the Menu Button Wait for steady illumination of the Indicator 2 Open the Top Cover and engage the Top Cover Latch Ready Exit Menu Access Receive Access Supply Calibrate Printer Film Destination Setup Menu H178_0011GCB Latch Top Cover Receive Magazine H178_0011GC Top Cover ...

Page 39: ...4 In a darkroom pull down on the top of each Latch to open the Receive Magazine and remove the film 5 Engage each Latch to close the Receive Magazine 6 Place the Receive Magazine into the Magazine Slot and verify that the Magazine is securely in place 7 Disengage the Top Cover Latch and close the Top Cover ...

Page 40: ...from the Receive Magazine to the Processor or from the Processor to the Receive Magazine 1 From the Main Menu press the to move the to Film Destination Press the Menu Button The Laser Imager displays the initial Film Destination Screen IMPORTANT For a new film destination advance to Step 2 For more information on calibrating the Laser Imager see Chapter 4 Calibration Ready Receive Magazine Last ca...

Page 41: ... the Menu Button toggles the destina tion The Calibrate Printer menu item appears on the screen 3 Use the to move the to Exit Menu Press the Menu Button twice to return to the Main Display Ready Processor Last calibrated on 13 Dec 1998 07 24 Exit Menu Change Destination Calibrate Printer ...

Page 42: ...yed 2 Use the to move the to Setup Menu 3 Press the Menu Button The Setup Menu Screen is displayed 4 Use the or to move the to Exit Menu Press the Menu Button to return to the Main Display Ready Exit Menu Access Receive Access Supply Calibrate Printer Setup Menu Film Destination Ready Actuations 5 567 Exit Menu 0 00 to 0 00 Screen Contrast 7 ...

Page 43: ...the to Setup Menu Press the Menu Button The Setup Menu Screen is dis played 3 Use the to move the to 0 00 to 0 00 The menu selection appears with the currently selected decimal point in the number to the left of to Press the Menu Button to change to the desired symbol 4 Use the to move the to Exit Menu Press the Menu Button 2 times to return to the Main Display Ready Exit Menu Access Receive Acces...

Page 44: ... Button The Setup Menu Screen is dis played 3 Use the to move the to Screen Contrast Press the Menu Button to select the desired contrast setting 4 Use the to move the to Exit Menu Press the Menu Button to return to the Main Display Ready Exit Menu Access Receive Access Supply Calibrate Printer Setup Menu Film Destination Ready Actuations 5 567 Exit Menu 0 00 to 0 00 Screen Contrast 7 ...

Page 45: ...4 1 Calibration In this chapter Introduction 4 2 When to Calibrate 4 3 Performing the Calibration 4 4 4 ...

Page 46: ...ive Magazine You will do the following during calibration 1 If the 2000 Processor is docked to the Laser Imager select Film Destination 2 Print and process the calibration film 3 Read the densities of the film and enter the density values 4 Compute the Calibration Calibration Screens Screen Function Calibrate Printer Prints the calibration film and allows access to calibration data Calibration Dat...

Page 47: ...ocessing environment for example the processor chemistry processor temperature or differ ent processor Film Box Label Emulsion Number To determine if the emulsion number has changed check the 3 digit emulsion number on the side of the film box Emulsion Number H178_0165ACA H178_0165AC 2001 10 REF CAT 880 0013 561992 025 03 LOT 4 125 Sht Cartridges 35 x 43 cm EIR 4 Ektascan IR Laser Imaging Film Kod...

Page 48: ...d Film Destination 2 From the Main Display press the Menu Button The Main Menu is displayed 3 Use the to move the to Calibrate Printer Press the Menu Button The Calibrate Printer Screen is displayed The Calibrate Printer Screen displays the calibration time and date for the currently selected destination Ready Exit Menu Access Receive Access Film Supply Calibrate Printer Setup Menu Film Destinatio...

Page 49: ... Retrieve the film from the Receive Magazine or the Processor Receive Bin Refer to Chapter 3 Operation 7 Process the film Ready Receive Magazine Last calibrated on 19 Jun 2000 14 24 Exit Menu Print Cal Film Calibration Data Printing Cal Film Receive Magazine Last calibrated on 19 Jun 2000 14 02 Exit Menu Print Cal Film Calibration Data ...

Page 50: ...sed for process control 8 Measure the 10 step density data by using a Densitometer a Prepare the Densitometer for use b Measure the density at the center of each grey step on the Calibration Image c Record the data 9 Enter the film densities from the Calibrate Printer Screen 21 step 10 step 10 9 8 7 6 1 2 3 4 H178_0038GC 5 ...

Page 51: ...The Calibration Densities Screen is displayed 12 Use the to select each density to be changed Press the Menu Button Ready Receive Magazine Last calibrated on 13 Dec 1998 07 24 Exit Menu Print Cal Film Calibration Data Ready Receive Magazine Last Calibrate on 13 Dec 1998 07 24 Exit Menu Density Values Compute Calibration Ready Calibration Densities Exit Menu 1 0 25 2 0 32 3 0 69 4 1 31 5 1 95 ...

Page 52: ...n 17 Use the to select Compute Calibration 18 Press the Menu Button to complete the calibration The calibration information is erased from the screen display and is replaced by Computing Film Model If the calibration is not successful see Chapter 5 Troubleshooting for more information 19 Use the to move the to Exit Press the Menu Button 2 times to return to the Main Menu Ready Density Step 1 0 14 ...

Page 53: ...the Laser Imager 5 3 Clearing a Film Jam in the Processor 5 5 Replacing the Receive Magazine Latches 5 6 Error Codes and Messages 5 7 General Information 5 7 Error Recovery 5 26 Preventive Maintenance 5 27 Cleaning the 160 Laser Imager 5 27 Replacing the Air Filter 5 28 Streaks on the Film 5 29 5 ...

Page 54: ...that the film takes through the Laser Imager this chapter will give you guidance for clearing film jams In order to clear film jams you must open the Film Door of the Laser Imager Before opening the Film Door read the Safety Information that is provided at the beginning of this User Guide and note the location of the laser beam in the Laser Imager ...

Page 55: ...m occurs during normal operation the Laser Imager will stop printing An Error Message will be dis played on the Control Panel Follow the instructions on Page 5 5 to clear the error and return to normal operation If the problem persists record the error message number and call your Kodak Service Representative ...

Page 56: ...he Access Film Supply Indicator is illumi nated Fogged film will result H178_0134HC H178_0134HCA Optics Door Latch Processor Entrance Optics Module Door Exposure Optics Module Film Supply Lower Film Path Middle Film Path Upper Film Path 2000 Processor Receive Magazine Film Path Receive Magazine Picker Assembly ...

Page 57: ...m 6 Carefully remove the film and check that all the films are removed from the Laser Imager 7 Empty all the film from the Receive Magazine before inserting the empty Magazine into the Laser Imager This will ensure a correct film count in the Receive Magazine for the next session 8 Close the Optics Door 9 Close the Top Cover and the Front Door 10 If the film jam persists call your local Kodak Serv...

Page 58: ... replaced Con tact your local Kodak Representative to order the Replacement Latch for KODAK EKTASCAN 160 Laser Imager Receive Magazine Catalog Number 109 3004 1 Insert a screwdriver between the Latch and the Magazine to loosen and remove the Latch 2 Install the new Latch H178_0133AC H178_0133ACA Latch Screwdriver ...

Page 59: ... Imager will provide feedback to the user If an error occurs the LCD displays an Error Message See the Error Messages Table for a list of error messages and suggested action to clear these error messages Wait for the Access Film Supply Indicator to illuminate steadily before opening the Top Cover or the Film Supply ...

Page 60: ... number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative 7040 7043 Mechanical Control Error 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Turn off the Laser Imager 3 Turn on the Laser Imager 4 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative 7050 Initialization Error 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Turn off the Laser Imager 3 Tur...

Page 61: ...ve 7076 7077 7320 Calibration Error 1 Calibrate the Laser Imager see Chapter 4 Calibration 2 If the above action does not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative 7078 7079 Calibration Software Error 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Turn off the Laser Imager 3 Turn on the Laser Imager 4 If the above actions do not solve the problem record...

Page 62: ... Error 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Turn off the Laser Imager 3 Turn on the Laser Imager 4 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative 7310 7311 7312 7313 7314 Mechanism Error 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Turn off the Laser Imager 3 Turn on the Laser Imager 4 If the above actions do not solve the problem recor...

Page 63: ...e Chap ter 3 Film Supply Cartridge 2 If the error is still present record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative 7317 7318 7319 7382 7349 Barcode Error 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Open the Front Door 3 Install new Film Supply Cartridge Verify that the correct film is installed EIR 23 4 Close the Front Door 5 If the above actions do not solve the problem re...

Page 64: ...problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative 7322 Film Jam at Cartridge 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Open Front Door 3 Locate and remove the film jam in the Film Sup ply See Chapter 5 Clearing a Film Jam 4 Close the Front Door 5 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Rep...

Page 65: ...he problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative 7324 Film Jam at Transport 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Open Front Door 3 Check the Lower Film Path Middle Film Path and Upper Film Path to locate and remove the film jam See Chapter 5 Clearing a Film Jam 4 Close the Front Door 5 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage ...

Page 66: ...e Door 4 Check the Exposure Optics Module Film Path to locate and remove the film jam See Chapter 5 Clearing a Film Jam 5 Close the Optics Module Door 6 Close the Front Door 7 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative MESSAGE DESCRIPTION ACTION ...

Page 67: ...o open the Cartridge 5 Check the Film Cartridge for a film jam and remove the film jam See Chapter 5 Clearing a Film Jam 6 Close the Front Door The top films in the car tridge will be fogged 7 Turn on the Laser Imager 8 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative MESSAGE DESCRIPTION ACTION ...

Page 68: ... Close the Front Door The top films in the car tridge will be fogged 6 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative 7328 Service Override Switch Failure 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Turn off the Laser Imager 3 Turn on the Laser Imager 4 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage num...

Page 69: ...ccess Film Supply 2 Open the Front Door 3 Check the Middle and Upper path and remove the film jam 4 Close the Front Door 5 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative MESSAGE DESCRIPTION ACTION ...

Page 70: ...out opening the Receive Magazine Cover 5 Process any films in the Receive Magazine to ensure a correct film count in the Receive Magazine for the next session 6 Install the Receive Magazine 7 Close the Top Cover 8 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative MESSAGE DESCRIPTION ACTION ...

Page 71: ...rance Roller 5 Close the Front Door 6 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative 7332 7337 7339 7342 7350 Optics Error 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Turn off the Laser Imager 3 Turn on the Laser Imager 4 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Koda...

Page 72: ...ions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative 7347 7348 Diagnostics Error Diagnostics Error 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Turn off the Laser Imager 3 Turn on the Laser Imager 4 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Message number dis played and call your Kodak Service Repre sentative MESSAGE DESCRIPTION ...

Page 73: ...idge at that time or wait until the Error 7380 indicates the cartridge is empty 7389 The receive magazine is nearly full There will be a warning when there is room for 10 or fewer films in the Receive Magazine A full magazine can hold 50 films You can empty the Receive Magazine at that time or wait until the Error 7390 indicate the Receive Magazine is full 7390 The receive magazine is full 1 Press...

Page 74: ...Kodak Ser vice Representative 7393 Top Cover Open 1 Check that the Top Cover is completely closed 2 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative 7426 7428 Operator Interface Error 1 Press Access Film Supply 2 Turn off the Laser Imager 3 Turn on the Laser Imager 4 If the above actions do not solve the problem re...

Page 75: ...d remove the film jam See Chapter 5 Clearing a Film Jam 4 Manually rotate the Roll back Roller to close the Film Cartridge 5 Close the Front Door The top films in the car tridge will be fogged 6 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative MESSAGE DESCRIPTION ACTION ...

Page 76: ...oller to open the Cartridge 5 Check the Film Cartridge for a film jam and remove the film jam See Chapter 5 Clearing a Film Jam 6 Close the Front Door The top films in the car tridge will be fogged 7 Turn on the Laser Imager 8 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative MESSAGE DESCRIPTION ACTION ...

Page 77: ... jam and remove the film jam See Chapter 5 Clearing a Film Jam 4 Manually rotate the Roll back Roller to close the Film Cartridge 5 Close the Front Door The top films in the car tridge will be fogged 6 If the above actions do not solve the problem record the Error Mes sage number displayed and call your Kodak Ser vice Representative MESSAGE DESCRIPTION ACTION ...

Page 78: ...r Date and time the error occurred Up to three lines of description of the log entry xxxx more indicates how many more errors may be viewed by pressing the down arrow button Only errors that have occurred since the current display of the Error Recovery screen are available to be viewed Use the down arrow button to view the next error if one exists The up arrow button is not active Press the Menu B...

Page 79: ...l connections When soil is removed wipe external surfaces dry with clean soft cloth Do the following to clean the Laser Imager 1 Turn off the Laser Imager and disconnect the Power Cord 2 Immerse a clean soft cloth in an appropriate non abrasive cleaning solution 3 Wring cloth to remove excess fluid 4 Wipe the external surfaces free of soil ...

Page 80: ...m accumulating in the Laser Imager Do the following to access the Air Filter 1 From the Main Menu press Access Film Supply Wait for the indicator to illuminate steady before pro ceeding 2 Turn off the Laser Imager 3 Open the Front Door of the 160 Laser Imager 4 Open the Optics Module Door 5 Remove the Air Filter and replace if necessary Contact Kodak Distribution to order a new Air Filter for KODA...

Page 81: ...play press the Menu Button The Main Menu is displayed 2 Use the to move the to Calibrate Printer Press the Menu Button The Calibrate Printer Screen is displayed The Calibrate Printer Screen displays the calibration time and date for the currently selected destination 3 Use the to select Print Cal Film Press the Menu Button 4 Retrieve the film from the Processor Receive Bin 5 Return to normal opera...

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Page 83: ...The minimum optical density found on a film in an unexposed region Ethernet A passive coaxial cable that transmits digital signals for a net work in which the interconnections contain active elements Image Each picture that you take of a patient through an imaging device is called an image Imaging Device A generic term for the imaging system imaging device that may include the scanner imaging comp...

Page 84: ...se Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPA to connect dissimilar sys tems The TCP protocol controls the transfer of the data and the IP protocol provides the routing mechanism Throughput The number of sheets of film that can be printed in one hour Twisted Pair Wiring Wiring used in telephone systems and many networks It con sists of a pair of copper wires twisted around each other to counteract th...