Table of Contents Description Page Safety 4 Replacements . . 6 Battery Contact . 6 Bumpers. 9 DRX-1 Label . : : 12 Relieving a Bend in a DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. 19 HP 5700 Computer .. . 20 HP 5800 Computer . 22 Hard Dri 24 DVD Drive. : : 27 DRX-1 System Interface Box. 30 Transformer. - : 34 Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) 36 Mlustrated Parts List...... 38 Numerical Index 49 Alphabetical Index 52 Diagnostics : coe cee . 55 DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector LED Status Descriptions . . 55 Checkout Procedures 87 Error Codes 61 Theory : 103 Equipment Description 103 Operational Functions m1 Diagrams . ce . 124 Interconnect—Room Diagram 124 Interconnect—Original Console 125 Interconnect—New Console 1268 DRX-1 System Console Interface 127 DRX-4 System Tether Interfac: 128 Preventive Maintenance . - 129 Cleaning the DRX-1 System Consol 129 Cleaning the Monitor 130Section 1: Safety This information defines the safety and information icons used in this publication. This icon is used for conditions that could cause personal injury from radiation. A Caution This icon is used for conditions that could cause injury to a person, or damage to the equipment or software data. =<“ i esp Possible damage from electrostatic discharge. This icon is used for conditions that could cause damage to the equipment. Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a primary source of: + Equipment failure + Equipment repairs Electrical components in this equipment can be damaged by a low level electrical discharge imperceptible to a human.Preventive Measures + Check for an ESD warning label before doing any procedure with ESD-sensitive components, All sensitive components have graphic labels that frequently include instructions, Use all label instructions. + Wear a grounding strap when you touch ESD-sensitive components. Check that the clip remains fastened to a ground that has a clean surface with no paint. + Repair components in an ESD-protection area or use a portable grounding mat. + When moving ESD-sensitive components from area to area, insert and transport the components in the special material made for the transport of these components. Ba important This icon is used for important information. > note This icon is used for additional information. See the Safety and Regulatory Information for additional safety informationSection 2: Replacements Battery Contact Prerequisites None To Remove 1 Remove the CARESTREAM DRX-1/ DRX-1C System Battery from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector.2 Remove: 8 scroms ——— * 8 screws—use torque wrench, 1 TL6516, with T6 TORX head late , + Plate ~~ € eat Soran A 3 screws —— & Important The battery contact is not symmetrical. Observe the orientation of the battery contact before removing. 3. Remove: + 3 screws + Battery contactTo Install 1 Install: + The new battery contact in the correct orientation 3 screws + 3 screws—use torque wrench, TLE516, to tighten to 40 o-in * Plate + 8 screws—use torque wrench, TL6516, to tighten to 40 oz-in. Postrequisites NoneBumpers Prerequisites None To Remove 1 Remove: Labels * DRX-1/DRX-1C System Battery * Labels Detector iat consfinesip 2 Locate the bumper pins along the edge needle nose pliers of the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. bumper Pes A Important You must pull straight up to remove the bumpers pins. 3 Use a fine-tip needle nose pliers to pull and remove all the bumper pins. 4 Remove all the bumpers. Bumpers To Install 1 Install the new bumpers.2 Insert the bumper pins into the holes. 3 Use a T-hex drive to push the bumper Thex di Ise 3 ° rex ore pins into a fully seated position. LG 4 Do Step 1 - 3 for each of the side bumpers. 5 Cover the bumper pins with the labels. Bumper Pins Postrequisites NoneDRX-1 Label Prerequisites None To Remove B ioponane + You must follow this procedure when removing the label from the DRX-1/DRX-1C_ Detector. + Damage to the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector can occur if you incorrectly remove this label. + At the end of this procedure you must use the installation instructions to: — Install the new orientation sticker to the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. — Calibrate the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. 1 Place the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector on a flat work surface 2 Make a note of the orientation of the label so that the new label can be installed in the same orientation. 3. Lift one corner of the label.4 Use tape to secure the corner of the label to the rod. 5 Place a slip sheet on the label.A Important * While rotating the rod, you must keep the rod in contact with the surface of the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. + Damage to the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector can occur if the label is pulled off in any way other then what is described in this procedure. 6 Rotate the rod back to remove the label with the slip sheet from the DRX-1/ DRX-1C Detector. 7 Remove from the rod: + slip sheet + old labelTo Install 1 Locate the new label. 2 Remove the backing sheet from 1/2 of the label. 3. Replace the backing sheet to the new backing sheet label, leaving 2.5 cm (1.0 in.) of the adhesive side of the label, exposed. 250 om(1.0in) rene pu4 Position the new label to the DRX-1/ DRX-1C Detector in the same orientation as the old label as noted in Step 2 of the removal section va.growo 5 Press on the adhesive end of the new label to secure that end of the label to the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. adhesive end eu. preaD6 Use a dry cloth to press the front of the label while removing the backing sheet. ro. pto7 When you are sure that any bumps or bubbles have been pressed out with the dry cloth, lift the label again to expose the second backing sheet. 8 Use a dry cloth to press the front of the label while removing the second backing sheet. 9 Use the dry cloth to press out any bumps or bubbles. Feu pwn ee Postrequisites Use the installation instructions to do the procedures for: + Installing the orientation sticker * Detector calibrationRelieving a Bend in a DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector Prerequisites None To Relieve a Bend 1 Working on a flat surface, remove the trim label from the tube side, on the long edge adjacent to the battery. 2 Using a T6 driver re-tighten all of the screws to 60 ounces. 3. Reinstall the Trim label.HP 5700 Computer Prerequisites None To Remove B csstion Dangerous Voltage 1 De-energize the DRX-1 System Console, 2. Disconnect the power cord from the main power. 2 Screws 3. At the DRX-1 System Console, remove: HP5700 Bracket . Compute, rack 2 screws * Bracket a Important You must label all the cables to the back of the computer before disconnecting, 4 Label all cables on the back of the computer. 5 Disconnect all the cables on the back of the computer. amet 6 Remove the HP 5700 computer.To Install 1 Install: + New HP 5700 computer + Bracket + 2 screws ona 2 Connect the cables to the back of the ompiter new computer. 3 Do the recovery instructions available ste on the Carestream Service Portal. |» Network ups (factory installed) Lice Box (factory installed) Network ‘Switch Box #1» console Power Postrequisites NoneHP 5800 Computer To Remove Dangerous Voltage 1 De-energize the DRX-1/DRX-1C System Console. 2 Disconnect the power cord from the main power. 5 screws 3 Remove: * 2 cables + 5 screws * Cover A Important You must label all the cables to the back of the computer before disconnecting. 4 Label all cables on the back of the computer. 5 Disconnect all the cables on the back of the computer. Inside the DRX-1 System Console remove two brackets on the computer. Remove the HP 5800 computer. o ~To Install 1 Install: + New HP 5800 computer + 2 brackets HP5800 computer, proximity badge reader (optional) console power power injector or network sswiteh (installed) exposure switch ups: eas ssi26¢ Postrequisites None 2. Connect the cables to the back of the new computer. 3 Do the recovery instructions available ‘on the Carestream Service Portal. keyboard bar code reader monitor ‘touchscreen monitor video connector ste networkHard Drive Prerequisites None To Remove Dangerous Voltage 1 De-energize the DRX-1 System Console 2 Disconnect the power cord from the main power. 3 Remove the computer. 4 Press the 2 latches and remove the 2 Latches cover from the computer. =~ Cover 2Latch 2 Cables K DVDIhard drive ay 5 Rotate the DVD/hard drive assembly. 6 Disconnect the 2 cables from the hard drive. 7 Pull the latch for the hard drive, 8 Remove the hard drive. To Install 1 Install the new hard drive. 2 Connect the 2 cables. 3 Rotate the DVD/hard drive assembly into the correct position.+ Computer 5 Do the recovery instructions available on the Carestream Service Portal. Postrequisites NoneDVD Drive Prerequisites None To Remove Dangerous Voltage 1 De-energize the DRX-1 System Console 2 Disconnect the power cord from the main power. 3 Remove the computer. 4 Press the 2 latches and remove the 2 Latches cover from the computer. SS |! il Cover A vTatch ——& 2 cables, = DVD/hard drive a assembly 4 screws 5 Rotate the DVD/hard drive assembly. 6 Disconnect the 2 cables from the DVD drive. 7 Pull the latch for the DVD drive. 8 Remove: + 4 screws + DVD driveTo Install 1 Install + DVD drive + 4 screws 2 Connect the 2 cables, 3 Rotate the DVDihard drive assembly into the correct position 4 Install + Cover + Computer Postrequisites NoneDRX-1 System Interface Box To Remove Dangerous Voltage 1 De-energize the DRX-1 System Console 2 Disconnect the power cord from the main power. 3. Does the DRX-1 System use the original or new DRX-1 System Console? ‘System Serial Numbers 0101 to 6999 ‘System Serial Numbers 7000 and Higher Continue at Step 4 Continue at Step 7. 4 From the original DRX-1 System Console, remove: + 6 screws + CoverSES ‘4 Cables FRU) nx syton neta Box oon000 -—_JTJI “4 Scrows 4 Screws 5 Remove: + 4 screws + Cover 6 Disconnect the 4 cables, 7 Remove: + 4 screws + Interface box 8 Continue at To Install.To Install 1. Install: + New interface box + Interface box mounting bracket + 2 nuts + 2 cables 2 Install: + Cover + 5 screws + 3 cables 9 From the new DRX-1 System Console, remove: + 3 cables + 5 screws + Cover 10 To remove the interface box, remove: + 2 cables + 2 nuts + Interface box mounting bracket + Interface box 44. Continue at To Install.Postrequisites NoneTransformer Prereq S This procedure only applies to the original DRX-1 System console. To Remove Dangerous Voltage 1 De-energize the DRX-1 System Console 2 Disconnect the power cord from the main power. 3. From the DRX-1 System Console, remove: + 6 screws + CoverAa Important You must label the wires before disconnecting them from the terminal block. 4 Label the wires for the transformer. 5 Disconnect the wires from the terminal block, 6 Remove: + Screw * Transformer To Install 1 Install: + Transformer + Screw 2 Use the labels from Step 4 to connect the wires to the terminal block. 3 Install: + Cover * 6 screws Postrequisites NoneUninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Prereq S This procedure only applies to the original DRX-1 System console. To Remove Dangerous Voltage 1 De-energize the DRX-1 System Console 2 Disconnect the power cord from the main power. 3 From the DRX-1 System Console, remove: + 6 screws * CoverTo Install 1 Install: + New UPS + Bracket + Screw + Cover + 6 screws Postrequisites None Aa Important You must label the wires before disconnecting 4 Label the cables to the UPS. 5 Disconnect the cables. 6 Remove: * Screw * Bracket * UPSSection 3: Illustrated Parts ListFigure 1 DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector Item Part No. Description Quantity: Notes 1_| SP9J0792K [Battery contact, detector 1 2 | SP6H7273 |Plate, retainer, battery contact 1 3 | SP8G5509 |Screw, cap, M2x6mm,TORX | 20 |For carbon fiber panel 4 | SP7H5255 | Screw, cap M2 x 4mm 3 |For battery contact 5 | SP9G2886 Detector, DRX-1 System, all 1 [5.15 to 5.25 GHz (CH 1 & 2) regions except China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Brazil 5 | SP9G2887 Detector, DRX-1 System, China, 1 [5.725 to 5.825/5.850 GHz Taiwan, Malaysia, and Brazil (cH4) 5 | SP8H4747 Detector, DRX-1C System, all T [5.15 to 5.25 GHz (CH 1 & 2) regions except China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Brazil 5 | SP8H4748 |Detector, DRX-1 System, China, |__1 [5.725 to 5.825/5.850 GHz Taiwan, Malaysia, and Brazil (CH4) 6 | SP6H7400B |Battery Charger, DRX-1 System | 1 |Contains a universal power supply 7 3F4151 | Label, detector trim 1 Includes 5 trim labels: + Long side + Short side + LED side + DRX-1 tether side + DRX-1C tether side 8 | SP8G8625PK | Bumper pin, 10-pack, DRX 1 |Includes 10 pins 9 | SP8G2535 |Bumper, detector, side 4 1 | Bumper that protects the detector 10 | SP8G2531 _|Bumper, detector, side 1 1 T1_|_SP8H7409_ |Cover, tether connector 1__[Used on the detector 13 | SP2G8240 |Bumper, detector, side 2 1 14 | SP8G2533_|Bumper, detector, side 3 1item | Part No. Description ‘Quantity Notes -- | 3F4401 [Bumper kit, 14, DRX 1 | + Includes items 9, 10, 13, 14 + Not visible in illustration 18 | SP8G8711 | Tray, detector 1 16 | SP7H9412 |Screw, cap, M2x 3mm, TORX 8 _ |For small covers on detector 17 | SP6H7330 | Spring, lft, battery 1 18 | SPGH7200B | Battery, DRX-1 System 1 19 | SP8G6174 |Label, DRX-1, tube side 1 19 | SP9G2561 |Label, DRX-1C, tube side 1 20 | 3F3970 _|Label, identification 1 21 | SP8G2912 Label, grip, full 1 22 | SP8G2913 |Label, grip, access port 1 23 | SP8G2914 | Label, grip, access cover 1 24 | SP8G2915 Label, grip, battery contact 1 25 | SP8G2916 | Label, grip, battery latch 1Q FW x DN 2 aN / \ g | . i iFigure 2 Wireless Network Components Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes 1 | SP8G1799 | Tether box 1 Used with cables SP8G0982 and SP8H7541 1 | SPAA2327 [Tether box, patient 1 [Used with cables SPAA2990 and SPAA2989 2__| SP8H6037 |Ethemet cable, CAT6, 10 1 3 SPBH6038 [Ethernet cable, CATS, 50 ft 1 4 | SP9J2919 |Wireless access point (AP), 1 |» Includes antenna usec + For use with power injector SPAA1291 (not included) 4 | SP9J2920 |Wireless AP, EAMER 1 | = Includes antenna + For use with power injector SPAA1291 (not included) 4 | $P9J2925 |Wireless AP, China 1 | * Includes antenna + For use with power injector SPAA1291 (not included) 4 | $P9J2927 |Wireless AP, Israel 1 | = Includes antenna + For use with power injector SPAA1291 (not included) 4 | $P9J2929 |Wireless AP, Korea 1 |» Includes antenna + For use with power injector SPAA1291 (not included) 4 | SP9J2922 |Wireless AP, Non-FCC 1 |» Includes antenna + For use with power injector SPAA1291 (not included) 4 | $P9J2928 |Wireless AP, Japan 2 1 | = Includes antenna + For use with power injector SPAA1291 (not included)Item | Part No. Description ‘Quantity Notes 4 | SP9J2931 |Wireless AP, Singapore 1 | + Includes antenna + For use with power injector SPAA1291 (not included) 4 | SP9J2932 |Wireless AP, Taiwan 1 | + Includes antenna + For use with power injector SPAA1291 (not included) 5 | SPBHBE5E [Network switch T LINKSYS, includes power ‘supply 5 | SP9G6141 |Network switch 1 (D-LINK ~- | SPAA2003 | Power supply, network switch 1 | + For D-LINK network switch + Not visible in illustration 6 | SP8G0982 |Cable, DRX-1 tether extension, 1 Used with tether box 4m SP8G1799 6 | SPAA2990 |Cable kit, tether extension 1 Used with tether box, patient ‘SPAA2327 7 | SP8H7541 |Cable, DRX-1 tether, 3m 1 [Used with tether box SP8G1799 7 | SPAA2989 |Cable kit, detector tether 1 Used with tether box, patient ‘SPAA2327 8 | SP8G1624 [Fuse, 4A 1 For the tether boxFigure 3. DRX-1 System Consol le—OriginalFigure 3 DRX-1 System Console—Original Item Part No. Description Quantity Notes 1 | SP6F5771 [Prep exposure hand switch 1 2 | 5FO979 [Uninterrupted power supply (UPS), 1 230V 3 SP9J2686 [Interface box, DRX-1 System 7 4 __SP8G1825 | Transformer, auto switching 1 5 SP8G1827 |Module, power entry 1 6 _ SP8G1826 |Fuse holder cartridge 1 7__SP8G1824|Fuse, 4A 1 8 _ SP9J0246 |Bar code reader assembly 1__|Inclides the holder 9 SP8G7601 |Cable, power, V-type 1 =| 955815 Power cord, 10.0 ft 1 | + Power cord for the DRX-1 System Console, US&C + Not visible in illustration =| SE6714_ [Power cord, China, 8.2 ft 7 | + Power cord for the DRX-1 System Console, China + Not visible in illustration — | SP8G7622|Power supply, 5 V, medical 1 | = Power supply for the interface box + Not visible in illustration -= | 3F4029 [Battery replacement for UPS, S-pack| 1 | + Package of 3 replacement batteries for the UPS + Not visible in illustrationFigure 4 DRX-1 System Console—New (1 of 2) Figure 4 DRX-1 System Console—New (1 of 2) Part No. Description ‘Quantity Notes ‘SPAAG652 Computer, HP 5800 ‘SPAA1332, Power strip SP9G6141 Network switch Shown in optional location SP8G7622 Power supply, interface box, 5 V ‘SPAA1893, Cover, console oananaz 3F4041 Power supply, monitorFigure § DRX-1 System Console—New (2 of 2) "ea een Figure 5 DRX-1 System Console—New (2 of 2) Item Part No. Description ‘Quantity Notes: 1 | SP9J2688 [Interface box, DRX-1 system 1 2 | SPAA2003|Power supply, network switch 1 [Shown in optional location 3_| SPAA1291 |Power injector 1 4 | SP748991 |Module, power eniry 1 5 | SPAA1916|Drawer, fuse, power entry module 1 —__|SP2G9859|Fuses 2 Not visible in illustration 6 | SPAA1936| Cover, input module 1Figure 6 Button Blocker Figure 6 Button Blocker tem | Part No. Description Quantity Notes ‘SP8G9833 Button blocker kit 1Section 4: Numerical Index Numerical Index Part No. Description Figure No. 955815 Power cord, 10.0 # 3F3970 Label, identification ‘3F4029 Battery replacement for UPS, 3-pack 3F4041 Power supply, monitor 3F4161 Label, detector trim ‘3F4401 ‘Bumper kit, 14, DRX 5E6714 Power cord, China, 8.2 ft 5FOS79 Uninterrupted power supply (UPS), 230 V ‘SP2G8240 Bumper, detector. side 2 ‘sP2G8859 Fuses ‘SP6FS771 Prep exposure hand switch ‘SP6H7200B Battery, DRX-1 System ‘SP6H7273 Plate, retainer, battery contact ‘SP6H7330 Spring, lif, battery ‘SP6H7400B Battery Charger, DRX-1 System ‘SP748991 ‘Module, power entry ‘SP7H5255 ‘Screw, cap M2 x 4mm. ‘SPTH9412 ‘Screw, cap, M2 x 3mm, TORK ‘SP8GO982 Cable, DRX-1 tether extension, 4 m SP8G1799 Tether box ‘SP8G1824 Fuse, 4A SP8G1825 Transformer, auto switching ‘SP8G1827 ‘Module, power entry ‘SPEG1828 Fuse holder cartridge ‘SP8G2531 Bumper, detector, side 1 SP8G2533, Bumper, detector, side 3 ‘SP8G2535 Bumper, detector, side 4 ‘SP8G2912 Label. grip, full ‘SP8G2913 Label, grip, access port ‘SP8G2914 Label, grip, access cover ‘SP8G2915 Label, grip, battery contact ftafelioffpahfen|2f rane nffea|fiooffof af} sofafNumerical Index Part No. Description Figure No. ‘SP8G2916 Label grip, battery latch r SP8G5509__ Screw, cap, M2 x 6 mm, TORX a SP8GE174 Label, DRX-1, tube side a SP8G7601 Cable, power, Y-type 3 ‘SP8G7622_ Power supply, 5 V, medical 3 ‘SP8G7622_ Power supply, interface box, 5 V 4 ‘SPEG8625PK Bumper pin, 10-pack, ORX a SP8G8711__Tray, detector a ‘SP8G9833 Button blocker kit s ‘SP8H4747 Detector, DRX-1C System, all regions except China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and 4 Brazil ‘SP8H4748 Detector, DRX-1 System, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Brazil a ‘SP8H6037 Ethernet cable, CATS, 10 ft 2 ‘SP8H6038__Ethemet cable, CAT6, 50 ft 2 ‘SP8H7409 Cover, tether connector T SP8H7541 Cable, DRX-1 tether, 3 m 2 ‘SP8H8858 Network switch 2 SP9G2561 Label, DRX-1C, tube side a ‘SP9G2886 Detector, DRX-1 System, all regions except China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and 1 Brazil ‘SP9G2887 Detector, DRX-1 System, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Brazil i SP9G6141__ Network switch 24 ‘SP9J0245 Bar code reader assembly a SP9J0792K Battery contact, detector 4 ‘SP9J2688_ Interface box, DRX-1 System 35 ‘SP9J2919 Wireless access point (AP), US&C 2 ‘SP9J2920 Wireless AP, EAMER 2 ‘SP9J2822 Wireless AP, Non-FCC. 2 ‘SP9J2925 Wireless AP, China 2 ‘SP9J2927 Wireless AP, Israel 2 ‘SP9J2928 Wireless AP, Japan 2 2 ‘SP9J2929 Wireless AP, Korea 2 ‘SP9J2931 Wireless AP, Singapore 2 2 ‘SP9J2932 Wireless AP, TaiwanNumerical Index Part No. Description Figure No. SPAA1291_ Power injector 5 SPAA1332__ Power strip 4 SPAA1893 Cover, console 4 SPAA1916__ Drawer, fuse, power entry module 5 ‘SPAAT936__ Cover, input module 5 ‘SPAA2003_ Power supply, network switch 25 ‘SPAA2327__ Tether box, patient z SPAA2989 Cable kil, detector tether 2 SPAA2990 Cable kit, tether extension 2 SPAAG652 Computer, HP 5800 4Section 5: Alphabetical Index Alphabetical Index Part No. Description Figure No. ‘SP9J0246 Bar code reader assembly ‘SP6H74008 Battery Charger, ORX-1 System ‘SP9J0792K Battery contact, detector 34029 Battery replacement for UPS, 3-pack ‘SP6H7200B Battery, DRX-1 System 3F4407 Bumper kit, 1=4, ORX ‘SP8G8625PK Bumper pin, 10-pack, DRX ‘SP8G2534 Bumper, detector, side 7 ‘SP2G8240 Bumper, detector, side 2 ‘SPaG2533 Bumper, detector, side 3 ‘SPaG2535 Bumper, detector, side 4 ‘SPaGo833 Button blocker kit ‘SPAA2989 Cable kit, detector tether ‘SPAA2980 Cable kit, tether extension ‘SPaG0982 Cable, DRX-1 tether extension, 4 m ‘SP8H7541 Cable, DRX-1 tether, 3m ‘SP8G7601 Cable, power, Y-type ‘SPAAGE52 ‘Computer, HP 5800 ‘SPAA1893, Cover, console ‘SPAA1936 Cover, input module ‘SP8H7409 Cover, tether connector ‘SP9G2886 Detector, DRX-1 System, all regions except China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Brazil eft ent |i fone] moma enfin) eo] ea ‘SP8H4T4B Detector, ORX-1 System, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Brazil ‘SP9G2887 Detector, DRX-1 System, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Brazil ‘SP8H4747 Detector, DRX-1C System, all regions except China, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Brazil Ble| ‘SPAA1916 ‘SP8H6037 Drawer, fuse, power entry module Ethemet cable, CAT6, 10 ft ‘SP8H6038 sPaGte28 Ethemet cable, CATS, 50 f Fuse holder cartridge ko noo enAlphabetical Index Part No. Description Figure No. ‘SPaGtE24 Fuse, 4A ‘SP2G9859 Fuses SP92688 Interface box, DRX-1 System 34151 Label, detector trim ‘SPaG5174 Label, DRX-1, tube side ‘SP9G2561 Label, DRX-1C, tube side ‘SPaG2914 Label, grip, access cover ‘SP8G2913, Label, grip, access port ‘SPaG2915 Label, grip, battery contact ‘SPaG2916 Label, grip, battery latch ‘SPaG2912 Label, grip, full 3F3970 Label, identification ‘SP748991 Module, power entry ‘SPaG1827 Module, power entry ‘SP8H8858 Network switch ‘SP9G6141 Network switch ‘SP6H7273 Plate, retainer, battery contact 955815 Power cord, 10.0 ft SESTI4 Power cord, China, 8.2 ft ‘SPAA1291 Power injector ‘SPAA1332. Power strip ‘SP8G7622 Power supply, 5 V, medical ‘sPaG7622 Power supply, interface box, 5 V 3F4041 Power supply, monitor ‘SPAA2003, Power supply, network switch ‘SP6F5771, Prep exposure hand switch ‘SP7H5255 ‘Screw, cap M2 x 4mm ‘SP7H9412 ‘Screw, cap, M2 x 3 mm, TORX ‘SP8GS509 ‘Screw, cap, M2 x 6 mm, TORX ‘SP6H7330 ‘Spring, lift, battery ‘SPaG1799 Tether box ‘SPAA2327 Tether box, patient ‘SP8G1825 Transformer, auto switching to] |e |i ftcs ttn Fm ttn | af finAlphabetical Index Part No. Description Figure No. ‘SP8G871t Tray, detector 5F0979 Uninterrupted power supply (UPS), 230 V SP9)2919 Wireless access point (AP), US&C ‘SP9J2925 Wireless AP, China 'SP32920 Wireless AP, EAMER ‘SP9U2927 Wireless AP, Israel ‘SP92928 Wireless AP, Japan 2 ‘SP9J2929 Wireless AP, Korea ‘SP9)2922 Wireless AP, Non-FCC 'SP9J2931 Wireless AP, Singapore ‘SP92932 Wireless AP, Taiwan ono momo psa] pote |Section 6: Diagnostics DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector LED Status Descriptions Bi important The detector LED blinks in alternating patterns of green and blue to indicate the status. Table 1 Typical Blink Patterns (Firmware Versions 24, 33, 43) Color Pattern Status 5 green, O blue | Boot-up 1 green, 0 blue | Powered on, not connected to AP 1 green, 3 blue | Connected to AP, but not communicating with computer 1 green, 1 blue | Connected and enabled, but not selected 1 green, 4 blue | Energized and uploading firmware to detector Ygreen, 5 blue Energized but not connected to AP nor computer (Version 24 firmware and earlier) Oogreen, 0 blue | Image acquisition in progress Firmware Version 24 or Earlier n LED flash count indicates the status of the MSP430 microprocessor Status Ygreen | Standby 2green | Ready 3 green Debug 4 green | Armed 5 green Power fault, reboot requiredTable 3 Blue LED flash count indicates the status of the BLACKFIN microprocessor Color ‘Status blue | BLACKFIN is connected to the computer 2blue | BLACKFIN is no longer connected to the computer—although it was previously connected since reboot 3 blue | BLACKFIN has rebooted and is not connected with the computer—displays after the 5 blue flash pattern 4 blue | BLACKFIN is performing a firmware upload 5 blue | BLACKFIN has rebooted and is not yet associated with a wireless AP Firmware Version 33, 43, and 67 (No Radius Server) Table 4 Green LED flash count indicates the status of the MSP430 microprocessor Color ‘Status O green | MSP430 not running ‘green | Low power, ready 2 green High power, standby 3 green | High power, waiting panel sync 4 green | High power, armed 5 green | Power fault, reboot required Table 5 Blue LED flash count indicates the status of the BLACKFIN microprocessor Color Status Oblue | BLACKFIN is not running ‘blue | BLACKFIN is connected to the computer 2 blue | BLACKFIN is no longer connected to the computer-although it was previously connected since reboot 3 blue | BLACKFIN has rebooted and is not connected with the computer-this displays after the 5 blue patternColor Status 4 blue | BLACKFIN is performing a firmware upload 5 blue | BLACKFIN has rebooted and is not yet associated with a wireless AP; or if tethered, BLACKFIN is not yet ready to communicate via a network connection; must wait until the 3 blue pattern displays before attempting a network connection (ping, Telnet, or an application such as DRXTest or Capture Console) Checkout Procedures Prep/Exposure Switch 1. Disconnect the prep/expose switch from the DRX-1 System Console. Prep and Expose LEDs PreplExpose Switch Cable Service Breakout Box S & 2 Connect the prep/expose switch to the To DRX1 connection on the service breakout box, TL8H6213.3 Disconnect the generator interface cable from the DRX-1 System Console. 4 Connect the generator interface cable to the To OEM Console connection on the service breakout box, TL8H6213. 5 Connect the USB power cable to USB port on the: + Service breakout box + DRX-1 System Console A Important You must observe the Prep and Expose LEDs on the service breakout box when making the exposure 6 Make an exposure. 7 Observe the Prep and Expose LEDs on the service breakout box 8 If the Prep and Expose LEDs: Muminate Do not illuminate a. The preplexpose switch is operating a. The preplexpose switch is correctly, matfunetioning, Install a new prep/ b. Connect the existing prep/expose expose switch. switch to the DRX-1 System Console. _b. Connect the new preplexpose switch to ¢. Continue with Step 9. the DRX-1 System Console. ©. Continue with Step 9. 9 Disconnect from the service breakout box: + USB power cable + Generator interface cable 410 Connect the generator interface cable to the DRX-1 System ConsoleDRX-1 System Interface Box 1 Disconnect the generator interface cable from the DRX-1 System Console. Prep and Expose LEDs Serial Cable woh Se 2 Connect the generator interface cable to the To OEM Console connection on the service breakout box, TL8H6213. 3 Connect the serial cable from the DRX-1 System Console to the To DRX1 connection on the service breakout box. 4 Connect the USB power cable to USB port on the: * Service breakout box + DRX-1 System ConsoleBi important You must observe the Prep and Expose LEDs on the service breakout box when making the exposure 5 Make an exposure, 6 Observe the Prep and Expose LEDs on the service breakout box, 7 If the Prep and Expose LEDs: Illuminate Do not illuminate a, The DRX-1 System interface box is operating correctly. b. Continue with Step 8. . The DRX-1 System interface box is matfunctioning—install a new DRX-4 System Interface Box. . Continue with Step 8. 8 Disconnect from the service breakout box: + USB power cable * Generator interface cable 9 Connect the generator interface cable to the DRX-1 System Console.Error Codes 15900000—Failed to initialize the Exposure Switch. Please verify the exposure switch is connected and reboot. If the problem persists, please call Carestream Health Service, Description: Could not establish communication with the exposure switch box. Possible Cause The exposure switch is not connected correctly. 1: Action: a. Check that the exposure switch is connected correctly. b. Reboot the DRX-1 System Console. Possible Cause The exposure switch is malfunctioning, 2: Action: ‘a. Check the operation of the exposure switch. Do the checkout procedure Prep/Exposure Switch. b. If necessary, install a new exposure switch.18200001—Attempt to abort the current image acquisition failed. Please remove and re-insert the battery. Description: Possible Cause 1: Action: Possible Cause 2 Action: The attempt to send the Abort Image command to the DEC failed. Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a, Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on: + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP 4, If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication. ¢. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network,18200004—The detector has encountered an internal error during the exposure sequence. Please remove and re-insert the battery. If the problem persists please contact Service. Description: Arm command failed, Possible Cause Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the 1 DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. Action: a. Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on: + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP d. If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector, Action: ‘a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b, Ping to verify the communication. c. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network.18200005—The detector could not be prepared for exposures, Please deselect then re-select the detector and try again. Description: Possible Cause 1: Action: Possible Cause 2 Action: Begin Study command failed Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a, Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on: + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP 4, If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication. ¢. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network,18200006—The Detector is incorrectly configured. Please contact Service. Description: The configuration data is invalid or missing Possible Causs The detector registration files may be missing or invalid. Action: a. Check that you are using the correct registration DVD. b. Unregister the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. c. Register the DRX-1 Detector again. d. Check that the registration DVD is readable.18200007—Could not connect to detector. Please remove and re-insert the battery and try the operation again. Descriptio Possible Cause 1: Action: Possible Cause 2 Action: Could not connect to the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. ‘Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a, Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on: + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP 4, If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication. ¢. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network,18200009—Attempt to deactivate the detector failed. Please reboot the system. Description: Possible Cause 1: Action: Possible Cause 2 Action: End Study command failed. Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a, Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on: + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP 4, If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication. ¢. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network,18200010—Could not get the detector configuration data. Please contact Service Description: Possible Cause 1: Action: Possible Cause 2 Action: Could not get the detector configuration data Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a, Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on: + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP 4, If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication. ¢. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network,18200011—Could not get the current detector status information. Please remove and re-insert the battery. The attempt to get the status of the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector failed Description: Possible Cause 1 Action: Possible Cause 2: Action: Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on: + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP d. If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector, a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication. c. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network.18200012—The system encountered an error receiving an image from the detector. Please reboot the console Description: Possible Cause A: Action: Possible Cause 2: Action: The attempt to get the image from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector failed. Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on: + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP d. If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector, a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication. c. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network.18200013 Descriptio Possible Cause 1: Action: Possible Cause 2: Action: The attempt to retrieve the settings from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector failed. Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. c. Check the LEDs on + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP d. If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication. c. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016) + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network,182000015—The detector has insufficient power to perform an exposure. Please exchange the battery as soon as possible Description: The detector has insufficient power to complete the exposure. Possible Cause: The DRX-1 System Battery: + Has a low charge, or is not charged + Is malfunctioning Action: a. Remove the DRX-1 System Battery. b. Install a charged DRX-1 System Battery.182000016 Descriptio Possible Cause 1: Action: Possible Cause 2: Action: The DRX-1 System Console is not connected to the detector. Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Remove the battery. b, Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP 4, If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication c. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network,182000020 Descriptio Possible Cause 1: Action: Possible Cause 2: Action: The detector orphan check failed. Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Remove the battery. b, Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP 4, If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication c. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network,182000021—The detector encountered an error while attempting to reboot. Please remove and re-insert the battery. Detector reboot failed. Description: Possible Cause 1 Action: Possible Cause 2: Action: Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on: + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP d. If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector, a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication. c. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network.182000022—The system could not reserve the detector. Please verify the detector is powered on and is not currently in use by another system Description: Possible Cause 1 Action: Possible Cause 2: Action: The reserve of the detector failed. Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on: + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP d. If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector, a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication. c. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network.182000023—The system could not configure the detector. Please remove and re-insert the battery. The attempt to set the values for the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector failed. Description: Possible Cause 1 Action: Possible Cause 2: Action: Communication problem between the DRX-1 System Console and the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector. a. Remove the battery. b. Install a charged battery. ¢. Check the LEDs on: + DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector + Wireless AP d. If you are using a tether, check the connection of the tether. Error or fault returned from the DRX-1/DRX-1C Detector, a. Check the log files for errors or faults. b. Ping to verify the communication. c. Use the Off-Line Detector Recovery Tool to verify the configuration. See Service Bulletin, SB6K9016): + IP Address + SSID + Pass Phase d. Check the configuration for the network.