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SHIMADZU MEDICAL SYSTEMS NISHINIHON CORPORATION

TECHNICAL SUPPORT & SERVICES DEPT.

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CONTENTS

1. Introduction ......................................................................................................1
1.1. Outline .....................................................................................................................................1
1.2. Reference ...............................................................................................................................2
2. Cautions ............................................................................................................3
3. Features of MUX-10 .........................................................................................5
3.1. Super Maintenance Function .................................................................................................5
3.2. FVR Adjustment......................................................................................................................5
3.3. Starter ......................................................................................................................................5
3.4. Measured Value Display Function..........................................................................................5
3.5. TMA Waveform .......................................................................................................................5
3.6. Exposure Counter/Error Log Display Function ......................................................................5
4. Periodical Inspection ........................................................................................6
4.1. Mechanical Inspection Items ..................................................................................................6
4.2. Electrical Inspection Items ......................................................................................................7
4.3. Inspection Items Related to X-ray Tube.................................................................................7
4.4. Cleaning ..................................................................................................................................7
5. Periodically Replaced Parts..............................................................................8
6. Recommended Spare Parts ..............................................................................9
7. PARTS MAP ................................................................................................... 11
8. REPLACING THE PARTS AND ADJUSTING............................................14
8.1. REPLACING THE BRAKE SHOE.......................................................................................14
8.2. Adjusting the brake ...............................................................................................................15
8.3. Replacing the caster..............................................................................................................16
8.4. Replacing the X-ray tube. .....................................................................................................17
8.4.1. Replacing the collimator. ............................................................................................17
8.4.2. Removing the X-ray tube............................................................................................18
8.4.3. Reassemble X-ray tube unit.......................................................................................20
8.4.4. Procedure after exchange x-ray tube.........................................................................23
8.4.5. Adjusting after replacing the X-ray tube. .................................................................24
8.5. Adjusting of tube rotation. .....................................................................................................24
8.6. Adjusting of arm catcher .......................................................................................................25
8.7. Arm bearing adjusting. ..........................................................................................................25
8.8. Replacing the wire.................................................................................................................26
8.9. Replacement of Collimator Lamp.........................................................................................28
8.10. Checking IGBT..................................................................................................................29
8.11. Waveform Confirmation and Adjustment.........................................................................30
9. Troubleshooting ..............................................................................................31
9.1. When Power Does Not Turn On or Off ................................................................................31
9.2. When X-ray Tube Rotation Sound Is Abnormally Large .....................................................31
9.3. When Collimator Lamp Does Not Turn On or Off................................................................32

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9.4. When Lock Cannot Be Released or Set..............................................................................33

9.5. UD125P-CH Self-diagnosis Function...................................................................................34
9.5.1. Alarm message list......................................................................................................34
9.5.2. Error message list......................................................................................................34
9.6. Countermeasures against Error Messages .....................................................................35
9.6.1. H1 and H2 ...................................................................................................................35
9.6.2. H3..................................................................................................................................35
9.6.3. F01 and F02 ................................................................................................................35
9.6.4. F03 ................................................................................................................................36
9.6.5. F11 (KV OVER)..........................................................................................................36
9.6.6. F12 (KV UNDER)......................................................................................................37
9.6.7. F13 (NO KV) ...............................................................................................................38
9.6.8. F14 (KV BRAKE).......................................................................................................39
9.6.9. F21 (MA OVER) and F22 (MA UNDER) ..............................................................40
9.6.10. F23 (NO MA) ..........................................................................................................41
9.6.11. F31 (IF OVER) and F32 (IF UNDER)...............................................................42
9.6.12. F33 (NO IF).............................................................................................................43
9.6.13. F41 ............................................................................................................................44
9.6.14. F43 ............................................................................................................................45
9.6.15. F44 and F45 ............................................................................................................46
9.6.16. F46 ............................................................................................................................47
9.6.17. F61 ............................................................................................................................48
9.6.18. F62 ............................................................................................................................49
9.6.19. F6E ...........................................................................................................................49
9.6.20. F6F ...........................................................................................................................49
10. MUX-10 Block Diagram.................................................................................50
11. Explanation on Each PCB..............................................................................52
11.1. NEXSC-MUX10................................................................................................................52
11.2. X CONT-2000 PCB.........................................................................................................54
11.3. INVERTER UNIT MUX...................................................................................................57
11.4. INPUT PCH-99 ................................................................................................................58
11.5. SHEET PANEL ................................................................................................................59
11.6. MUX AEC I/F ...................................................................................................................60
11.7. RC RECEIVER ................................................................................................................61

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1. Introduction

1.1. Outline
This service manual describes the manual type Mobile X-ray Unit MUX-10. Use this service
manual as the reference data of service works for inspection, repair, etc.

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1.2. Reference

The following reference are related to this service manual. All of these reference are required in
service works. Make sure to use them together with this service manual. The information
described in the following reference is not described in this service manual in principle.

① MUX-10 Installation Manual

Document No.: M503-E308
This manual describes the information required in installation and maintenance as well as detailed
adjustment methods. When replacing PCBs, make sure to perform adjustment using the
described adjustment methods.

② MUX-10 Connection Diagram Book

The document No. is not given.
This manual shows circuit diagrams of the MUX-10.

③ MUX-10 Parts List

Document No.: M503-4003
This list shows the information required in ordering parts.

④ MUX-10 Operation Manual

Document No.: M503-E006
This manual describes the specifications, the operating procedures and the information on
maintenance and inspection, guarantee, disposal, etc.

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2. Cautions

Make sure to read thoroughly the cautions below before starting a work during installation,
inspection or maintenance.

Fixing the Counterweight

Make sure to fix the counterweight inside the column to the column with bolt before removing the
X-ray tube and the collimator. If the counterweight is not fixed, the MUX-10 may become
unbalanced and extremely dangerous.

Caution on Waveform Adjustment

Make sure to take the following action to prevent charging before observing the IGBT gate
waveform. If the IGBT gate waveform is observed in two positions at the same time in the
charged status, an accident may be caused.
Remove the fuse F4 from the INPUT PCH-99 PCB.
Make short-circuit the CP3 (CHECK1) and the CP4 (CHECK2) on the X CONT PCB.

Caution on Power ON

Do not turn on the power while the extension NEXSC PCB is provided.
If such a PCB is provided, the MUX-10 may malfunction.

Caution on High Voltage Generation

Do not generate high voltage while the high voltage cable and the X-ray tube are not connected.

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Prevention of Electrical Shock (1)

Turn OFF the power before starting maintenance of the inside of the cabinet. Even if the power is
turned OFF, electric charge may remain for a while. Make sure that the LD1 on the INPUT
PCH-99 PCB is lit off before starting maintenance.

Prevention of Electrical Shock (2)

After disconnecting the high voltage cable, make sure to let the high voltage plug pin be in contact
with the grounded portion so that the plug pin is discharged.

Prevention of Charge

When touching a PCB, make sure to wear the wrist band for prevention of static electricity so that
charge can be prevented.

Protection against Radiation

When checking the filament of the X-ray tube or visually checking discharge inside the X-ray tube,
make sure to take proper protective action such as use of lead glass.

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3. Features of MUX-10

The features of the MUX-10 regarded as important to service are described below.
3.1. Super Maintenance Function
The initial setting mode and the adjustment mode are available without setting the DIP switches on
the NEXSC PCB. Refer to Appendix D in the Installation Manual.
3.2. FVR Adjustment
The MUX-10 offers two adjustment modes, the “two-point adjustment mode” in which the CPU
calculates other data after the operator has adjusted only two points in the FVR table and the
conventional “all-point adjustment mode” in which the operator adjusts all data in the FVR table.
Perform adjustment in the two-point adjustment mode in installation and adjustment, then confirm
the FVR in the all-point adjustment mode.
3.3. Starter
The starter circuit is assembled in the INVERTER UNIT PCB. The starter starts in 1.6 sec at
125V, and is driven intermittently at every 10 sec in the steady state.
3.4. Measured Value Display Function
Exposure for 32 msec or more is required to use the measured value display function. Have this
fact in mind in adjusting the FVR.
3.5. TMA Waveform
The TMA waveform is of 1 V/50 mA. In conventional units, the preset TMA value was
displayed for 10 msec after exposure was started. In the MUX-10, the preset value is not
displayed.
3.6. Exposure Counter/Error Log Display Function
The MUX-10 has the function to count the number of times of exposure and to restore the error log.
Refer to Appendix B in the Installation Manual.

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4. Periodical Inspection

Perform the periodical inspection in accordance with the tables below.

4.1. Mechanical Inspection Items
Inspection item Countermeasures Inspection result

1 Are bolts tightened securely in the tube holder?

Are flat countersunk head screws in the
collimator mounting area and flush head bolts in
2
the X-ray tube and the mounting ring tightened Tighten the bolts.
securely? (Remove the collimator for check.) Apply LOCKTITE.
Is the column fixed securely?
3
Are the fixing bolts tightened securely?
4 Are front wheel casters fixed securely?
Does the X-ray tube rotate smoothly without
5 Apply the lubricant.
abnormal sound?
Is the tension of two wire ropes equivalent?
6 Adjust the wire nuts.
Are the double-nuts tightened securely?
7 Are the wire ropes free from rust? Apply the lubricant.
Are the wire ropes free from flaws? Are
8 Replace the wire ropes.
element wires free from cuts and fine splits?
Does the X-ray tube move up and down smoothly
9 Clean the rails. Apply the
without abnormal sound?
lubricant. Or release the lock,
Does the column rotate smoothly without
10 and check for defects.
abnormal sound?
Remove the cover from the arm
Is the X-ray tube expanded smoothly without
11 end face, and check the
abnormal sound?
movement visually.
Investigate the cause in
12 Does the lock release switch operate normally? accordance with connection
diagrams.
13 Is the grip fixed securely? Tighten the bolts.
Adjust the gap. Clean the
14 Is the travel brake released and locked normally?
wheels.
15 Does the collimator lamp light normally? Replace the lamp.

16 Are cables not caught? Treat the cables again.

17 Does the arm catch unit operate normally? Check the movement visually.

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4.2. Electrical Inspection Items

Inspection item Countermeasures Inspection result

Adjust the DC power output.
1 Measure the supply voltage at each check pin. (Adjustment is available only
for 24 VDC.)
Observe actually the TKV and TMA waveforms
to check whether the tube voltage, the tube
Adjust again the FVR and
2 current, the exposure time and the tube current
IGBT gate waveforms.
time product are output in accordance with the
settings.
Confirm the photograph density if the phototimer
3 Adjust the phototimer again.
is provided.
4 Is the high voltage cable plug tightened securely? Tighten it securely.
Are terminals and connectors fixed or contacted Fix the terminals and the
5
securely? connectors.
Do the panel display and the sheet keys function Check contact of the connectors.
6
normally? Or replace the panel.
Are cables free from breakage? Check for
7 Replace the cables.
breakage in the cable reel plug especially.
8 Is the ground belt free from damages? Replace the ground belt.

4.3. Inspection Items Related to X-ray Tube

Inspection item Countermeasures Inspection result

1 Is the X-ray tube rotation sound normal? Replace the X-ray tube.

2 Is the X-ray tube free from oil leak? Replace the X-ray tube.

4.4. Cleaning
Make sure to clean the MUX-10 in the periodical inspection.
Cleaning position Caution Result
Remove dirt with cloth soaked in neutral
1 Appearance of MUX-10 detergent .And use carefully so that the
MUX-10 is not damaged.
Remove dusts by using a vacuum cleaner.
2 Inside of MUX-10 Fire may be caused by dusts and foreign
substances.
Wheels, brake face and
3 Remove dirt.
electromagnetic face of lock and rail.

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5. Periodically Replaced Parts

Replace the following parts in the periodical inspection.

Part Name Part No. Used Area Q’ty

Halogen lamp 062-65003-02 Collimator 1

LITHIUM BATTERY ASSY 501-78646 NEXSC 1

FUSE, SC-10 072-01649-01 1

FUSE, 326010 072-01665-34 INPUT PCH-99 2

FUSE, 313002 072-01664-26 2

SILICONE RUBBER JACKET
511-15061-13 X-RAY TUBE 2
SILICONE WASHER
HIGH VOLTAGE
SILICONE PACKING 532-23029 2
TRANSFORMER

If the MUX-10 has been used for 10 years or more, replace the following parts.

Part Name Part No. Product type Q’ty

503-46520-01 MUX-10 2
Wire rope
503-46520-04 MUX-10J 2

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6. Recommended Spare Parts

The following parts are recommended as spare ones (including periodically replaced parts).

RANK A
QTY
P/N DESCRIPTION
MUX-10 MUX-10J
503-49045-01 CODE REEL ASSY 1 1
062-65003-02 LAMP HALOGEN #55939 1 1
064-54801-98 SW PB A3AT-90A1-00L 3 3
064-54803-96 FLANGE A3A-222 3 3
501-78646 LITHIUM BATTERY ASSY 1 1
072-06033-08 FUSE , 600FH-100 1 1
072-01664-20 FUSE , 313001 1 1
072-02004-16 FUSE , 218001 2 2
072-01649-01 FUSE , SC-10 1 1
072-01665-34 FUSE , 326010 2 2
072-01664-26 FUSE , 313002 2 2
074-80678-16 POWER SUPPLY , LDC60F2 1 1
074-80678-86 POWER SUPPLY , LDA-50F-24-Y 1 1
502-21470 INVERTER UNIT MUX ASSY 1 1
502-21572 X CONT-2000 ASSY 1 1
502-21859 NEXSC-MUX10 1 1
502-20775 INPUT PCH-99 ASSY 1 1
060-39940-01 IGBT , 2MBI300N-060 2 2
511-15061-13 MAINTENANCE KIT MINI 1 1

RANK B
QTY
P/N DESCRIPTION
MUX-10 MUX-10J
503-34889-02 EARTH BELT 1 1
510-20036-05 PLUNGER PBF-12-KSN 2 2
503-51143 BRAKE SHOE 2 2
503-50495 MICRO SWITCH ASSY B 1 1
503-51287 MICRO SWITCH ASSY C 1 1
503-50093 RUBER CUSHION 1 1
511-64073 SHEET PANEL MUX-A 1 1

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RANK C
QTY
P/N DESCRIPTION
MUX-10 MUX-10J
503-46520-01 WIRE ROPE 2
503-46520-04 WIRE ROPE 2
511-18026-01 CABLE COVER 1 1
511-37050 WHEEL , 380 2 2
510-37081-04 CASTER , 420SA 2 2
502-20700-01 H.T. TRANS D125PH-C1 1 1
502-21479-01 H.T. CABLE MUX 1 1
065-90756-01 CIRCUIT PROTECTOR , CP22HS/15DB1 1 1
065-68009-48 RELAY , G3NA-420B-DC5V 1 1
065-40261-01 CONTACTOR , SH5AC100V1A5B 1 1

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7. PARTS MAP

MAIN BODY

RESISTANCE
R1A,R1B,R2A,R2B

SSR
NEXSC

DCPOWER DC POWER
SUPPLY PS1 SUPPLY PS2

X CONT 2000

ARM SW SW4

INPUT
PCH99

INVERTER
UNIT

T1TRNS TERMINAL

CORDREEL

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CAPACITOR

RELAY
MG-D

RESISTANCE
RDA,RDB,RDC

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ELECTRIC
LOCK

TRANS Ｔ１

FOR REMOVING
THE ELECTRIC
LOCK

ELECTRIC
EARTH BELT LOCK

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8. REPLACING THE PARTS AND ADJUSTING

8.1. REPLACING THE BRAKE SHOE

SPRING PLATE

BRAKE COVER

BRAKE BAR

1. Remove the brake cover. Remove the cassette box.

2. Remove the spring plate. Retighten the both bolts equally.
3. Remove the spring and the bolts.
4. Pull out the brake bar.
5. Remove the brake shoe assy from the brake bar.

BRAKE SHOE SPRIG NUT BRAKE BAR

BRAKE SHOE
CASE

SPRING PLATE

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8.2. Adjusting the brake

Adjust the brake in case that brake release is not easy.
Retighten the nut and rotate the eccentric shaft for changing the gap between the wheel
and the brake shoe. After adjusting , tighten the nut securely.

NUT

ECCENTRIC
SHAFT

Apply the greese to below.

grease

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8.3. Replacing the caster.

The special tool is need to replace the caster.

Spanner :503-37353

At first retighten the screw. Fix the shaft by special spanner and retighten the nut.

remove the nut

screw
fix this shaft by
spanner

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8.4. Replacing the X-ray tube.

It is very dangerous to remove the X-ray tube and the collimator because the
balance can not be keep. Fix the weight in the column by the bolt.

8.4.1. Replacing the collimator.

Remove the collimator from the X-ray tube.

Remove these 4
screws

Remove the socket and high voltage cable from X-ray tube and remove the low voltage
cable at the junction connector.

Remove these screws

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8.4.2. Removing the X-ray tube.

Remove the cable fixing at the arm and the column.

Remove the U-nut at the end of the arm.
remove the
cover,U-nut,dics
spring,detent
washer,thrust
washer

Remove the X-ray tube assy.

thrust washer

detent washer

Ｕ-nut
disc spring

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X-ray tube
assy

U-nut,disc spring,detent
washer,thrust washer

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8.4.3. Reassemble X-ray tube unit

Remove the cover from the tube rotation unit attaching the tube to the arm, remove socket head cap
screws (in 4 positions on each of the left and right sides) inside, then remove and move down the tube
from the holding frame.
CAUTION The weight of the tube ASSY is approximately 13 kg. Pay rigid
attention in moving it down from the arm.
Remove these socket
head cap screws (in 4
positions).

Remove these socket

head cap screws (in 4
positions).

Rotation unit on Rotation unit

the right side on the left side

Remove the left and right tube rotation units from the tube.
As to the right side, loosen the U nut (new type lock nut not requiring a inner clip washer) in the
center, then remove the rotation stopper, the spring washer, etc. After that, remove socket head cap
screws from the shaft area, then remove the shaft area.
As to the left side, remove the cover (countersunk head screws in 2 positions), then remove socket
head cap screws from the inside.
CAUTION Grease will be applied on sliding units at the end. Every time removing
each part, clean the sliding units. Moreover, please be sure to decompose
at the time of decomposition work, performing marking so that an
attachment position and a direction may be known from back. It
mistakes, and when assembling, it may not operate normally.

Left rotation unit

Remove these socket
head cap screws (in
4 positions).

Parts of left rotation

unit

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Right rotation unit

Before removing this
Remove rotation stopper, mark
this U nut. the attachment
position.

It is double-faced.

Remove these socket Parts of

head cap screws (in 4 right
positions). rotation
unit

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Remove the collimator rotation unit,

and attach it to a new tube. Please Remove these hexagon socket
be careful in the direction of stopper countersunk head screws (in 4
positions).
at this time.

Collimator
rotation unit

Attach the left and right rotation units to the new tube in the order of removal. At this time, clean the
sliding units, and apply grease on the following portions before attachment.

CAUTION Make sure to use grease not containing abrasive.

Recommended grease: Albania grease 2 (Showa Shell)
Apply grease
on this
portion.

Apply grease on this Apply grease on

portion. this portion.

Apply grease
on the entire
this face.
Apply grease
on the entire
this face.

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8.4.4. Procedure after exchange x-ray tube.

At the end, attach the low voltage cable, the collimator and the high voltage plug, and treat the cables.
At this time, attach the high voltage plug using the following procedure.

ⅰ Make sure that the inside of the socket in the X-ray tube unit is not dirty.
ⅱ Make sure that the plug and the ring nut are not dirty.
(For the name of each part, refer to Fig. 6-31.)
ⅲ Let the ring flange go through the ring nut.
ⅳ Apply silicon oil on the silicon rubber jacket and the silicon washer.
ⅴ Fit the silicon washer into the tip of the plug.
ⅵ Put the plug into the socket. When the plug tip reaches the bottom of the socket, turn the plug to
find the position in which the plug is fitted into the key way, then push the plug.
ⅶ Tighten the ring nut with hand.
ⅷ Tighten the rotation stopper screw so that the ring nut does not rotate.

Ring nut
Ring flange

Silicon oil
Silicon High voltage
Silicon rubber
washer cable
jacket

Apply oil on
this silicon
rubber.
Not apply
toa pin
head.

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8.4.5. Adjusting after replacing the X-ray tube.

Perform the aging.
Perform FVR adjusting.

8.5. Adjusting of tube rotation.

Forth for rotate the tube can be adjusted by U-nut.

In case that rotation of X-ray tube is not smooth, please apply the greese refer to
installation manual appendix F.

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8.6. Adjusting of arm catcher

In arm catcher, there are two swiches.

SW4

ARM SW

SW4 should be ON when arm is hold. ARM switch should be ON when the lever is
pulled.
8.7. Arm bearing adjusting.
Adjust the eccentric bearing to decrease the gap of arm sliding.

eccentric bearing

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8.8. Replacing the wire

For replacing the wire, it need to fell down the column. Please perform the procedure
referring to below. And take care to safty.
Fix the weight in the column by the bolt.
Remove the X-ray tube referring to “replacing the X-ray tube”.
Remove the bolts at foot side of the column.

fix the weight by the

bolt

Retighten the screw and remove the washer and pin. Pull out the shaft. Do not use the
metal hammer, please use rubber hammer to protect the shaft from changing the shape.
If shape of the end of the shaft is changed, it is impossible to assemble again.

bearing with pully washer

pin

shaft

pully collar screw

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Remove the bolt fixing the weight. Pull out the weight from the column.

weight

After remove the subweight and bearing mount, retighten and remove the metal fitting
of wire. Remove the wire from the carrige.

double nuts

metal fitting

In case of reassembling, do not forget to fix the weight by the bolt.

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8.9. Replacement of Collimator Lamp

Replace the collimator lamp using the following procedure.

CAUTION :Never touch directly the collimator lamp. If dirt is adhered on the lamp,
the illuminance may be deteriorated.

NOTE : After the power of the system has been OFF for a while or after a while after
the key switch was set to OFF (that is, after the collimator lamp is cooled down), replace
the collimator lamp.

1. Remove the lamp outer cover of the collimator.

2. Remove the lamp cover.
3. Replace the lamp (P/N 062-65003-02 halogen lamp).
4. Attach the covers again.

Lamp cover Replace the collimator

(Remove screws in 2 lamp. (Never touch it
Lamp outer cover
positions.) directly.)
(Remove screws
in 3 positions.)

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8.10. Checking IGBT

In case that wave form of IGBT gate signal is abnormal, it means defective of IGBT.
If you want to check IGBT only, refer to below data. This IGBT unit has two IGBT in one
unit. Please refer to circuit diagram below.

Reference value ( measured at prototype MUX-10)

C2E1 C1 Measured value
＋ − 0.8ＭΩ
Digital meter
− ＋ infinity

C2E1 E2 抵抗値
＋ − infinity
Digital meter
− ＋ 0.8ＭΩ

terminal C1 E2
C2E1

IGBT

circuit
diagram

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8.11. Waveform Confirmation and Adjustment

Refer to Appendix C in the MUX-10 Installation Manual. Make sure to take proper action
such as short-circuiting in accordance with the instructions described there.

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9. Troubleshooting

Read this chapter as reference of troubleshooting.

9.1. When Power Does Not Turn On or Off
The outline of the power line is shown below. Check the line from the check pins on the PCB
from power source and find the cause of the trouble. The main switch may be defective, the fuse
may be blown out, or the DC power supply may be defective.

9.2. When X-ray Tube Rotation Sound Is Abnormally Large

Prepare the noise meter, and measure the rotation sound. When the measured value is 65 dB or
more at the distance of 1 m, the X-ray tube is abnormal.
→ Contact the Quality Assurance Department in Medical Systems Div. of Shimadzu
Corporation.
The rotation sound may be temporarily large in the early period (within 3 months after delivery),
and may return to the normal sound after a while (due to sticking of the solid lubricant of the
bearing). The skid time can be used to judge the rotation status of the X-ray tube. If the period
of time from rotation at low speed to stop by inertia is 1 min or more, the X-ray tube is normal.

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9.3. When Collimator Lamp Does Not Turn On or Off

The outline of the wiring related to the lamp is shown below. Check the wiring from the lamp
terminals inside the collimator to power source, and find the cause of the trouble. The switch
may be defective, or the fuse may be blown out, or the PCB may be defective,or the lump may be
defective.

T1-MUX-10

COLLIMATOR AC13V
CN1 CN5
J135 JT1IN
CIRCUIT
JMU
F5 PROTECTOR
LAMP

K6
INPUT PCH-99
SWITCH

JINP

JINP

X CONT-2000 NEXSC

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9.4. When Lock Cannot Be Released or Set

The outline of the wiring related to the locks is shown below. Check the wiring from the
electromagnetic locks to DC power supply, and find the cause of the trouble. A switch may be
defective, an electromagnetic lock may be defective, or the PCB may be defective.
ARM ARM
SL1 SL2 SL3 SL4 SWITCH SWITCH

CN2 CN3 CN17 CN18 CN1 CN3

JMU
DC24V

K5A

INPUT PCH-99

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9.5. UD125P-CH Self-diagnosis Function

9.5.1. Alarm message list

Display Description
With the set exposure condition, the heat accumulated on the anode of the X-ray tube is
H1 over tolerance. Reduce the exposure condition, or stop exposure until warning code
disappears.
The heat accumulated on the anode of the X-ray tube has reached its tolerance limit. Stop
H2
exposures until this warning code disappears.
The temperature of X-ray tube assembly is too high. Stop exposures until this warning
H4
code disappears.
The battery for CPU memory backup needs replacing now. Contact your nearest
E
authorized Shimadzu service center.
The life of battery for CPU memory backup has expired. Contact your nearest authorized
EEE
Shimadzu service center.
NOTE) The CPU memory battery (lithium battery) backs up the SRAM on the NEXSC PCB.
When the life of this lithium battery is expired, the contents displayed just before the power was
turned off last time, the error log and the time setting are erased. Accordingly, the MUX-10 can
be used though there is inconvenience.
9.5.2. Error message list
For the action to be taken, refer to “7.16 counter measure against error message”.
Display Description

F01,F02 The supply voltage is out of its normal range.

F03 The power supply circuit in the system is at fault.

F11∼F14 The X-ray tube voltage control is at fault.

F21∼F23 The X-ray tube current control is at fault.

F31∼F33 The filament heating control is at foult.

F41∼F46 The charge control is at fault.

F61 The starter is at fault.

F62 There is abnormality in the Bucky unit operation.

F6E、F6F The irradiation control or photo timer

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9.6. Countermeasures against Error Messages

Error messages displayed on the panel are described in detail, and the countermeasures are
described below.
9.6.1. H1 and H2
The CPU calculates the accumulated heat capacity based on previous exposure, then issues these
alarm messages. If an either of these messages is issued even while there is not so many exposure,
check the voltage of lithium battery and initialize the CPU.
9.6.2. H3
When the thermal switch of the X-ray tube is activated, this message is issued. If this message is
issued even while the X-ray tube is not hot at all, check the thermal switch signal.
9.6.3. F01 and F02
(detected by software)
F01: The supply voltage is higher by approximately 20% or more than the normal value .
F02: The supply voltage is lower by approximately 30% or more than the normal value .

Check CP23 (LV) on X

CON T -2000.

YES X CO NT or NEX SC is
W ithin range from
abnormal.
2.4 to 1.4V ?
→ Replace them in turn.

NO

Fuse F5 on NO
IN PU T PCH Replace F5.
normal?

YES

Voltage
between pins 3 and YES
IN PU T PCH is abnormal.
5 of connector J135 from
transformer T1-M UX10
→ Replace it.
13 V AC?

NO

T 1-M UX10 is defective.

Or check power line to T 1-
M UX 10.

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9.6.4. F03
(detected by hardware)
The -15V power supply for the control circuit is abnormal.

Normal X CONT or NEXSC is

Check -15V (CP26) abnormal.
on X CONT. → Replace them in turn.

Abnormal

Abnormal
Check output
PS2 is abnormal.
of power supply → Replace it.
PS2.

Normal

-15V may be short-

circuited with GND on X
CONT or other PCB.

9.6.5. F11 (KV OVER)

(detected by software, at 20ms after exposure and each 100ms )
The measured tube voltage is higher by approximately 30 kV or more than the preset value.

Measure TKV(CP9) and

RKV(CP12) on X CONT.

RKV X CONT or NEXSC is

abnormal? Or both YES
TKV and RKV abnormal.
→ Replace them in turn.
normal?

Only TkV is abnormal.

① X CONT,
② INVERTER UNIT
③ High voltage transformer
may be defective.

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9.6.6. F12 (KV UNDER)

The measured tube voltage is lower by 50% or more than the preset value (detected by
software, at 20ms after exposure and each 100ms )
NOTE) It is most possible that glow discharge has occurred in the X-ray tube.
When checking the IGBT gate waveform, take proper action such as short-circuiting to prevent
generation of high voltage in accordance with Appendix C in the Installation Manual.

Check TKV(CP9) and

RKV(CP12) on X
CONT.

YES X CONT or NEXSC is

RKV abnormal?
Or both normal? abnormal.
→ Replace them in turn.

NO

YES
Only either
KVFB+ or KVFB- One side of high voltage transformer is defective.
output? →Replace high voltage transformer.

NO

FVR is too large. Adjust it.

If it does not become normal, proceed to next step.

Perform adjustment
related to tube voltage
shown in Appendix C in
Installation Manual.

If it does not become normal, proceed to next step.

Waveform Abnormal
at F(CP29), A/D(CP33) X CONT is abnormal.
or B/C(CP34) normal? → Replace it.

Normal

IGBT
gate waveform on Abnormal
INVERTER UNIT
normal?

Normal IGBT Normal INVERTER UNIT is

single element abnormal.
check → Replace it.

Abnormal

① X ray tube
② High voltage transformer Replace IGBT.
③ High voltage cable
may be defective.

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9.6.7. F13 (NO KV)

The measured tube voltage is approximately 10 kV or less (detected by software, at 20ms after
exposure and each 100ms )
When checking the IGBT gate waveform, take proper action such as short-circuiting to prevent
generation of high voltage in accordance with Appendix C in the Installation Manual.

Fuse on Blown out

INVERTER UNIT
blown out?

Normal
Damaged Replace INVERTER
IGBT damaged? UNIT. Or replace only
IGBT and fuse.
Check TKV(CP9) and
RKV(CP12) on X CONT.
Normal
Replace fuse.

RKV abnormal? YES X CONT or NEXSC is abnormal.

Or both normal? → Replace them in turn.

Only TKV is abnormal.

Perform adjustment
related to tube voltage
shown in Appendix C in
Installation Manual.

Waveform Abnormal
of F( CP29),A/D(CP33) or X CONT is abnormal.
B/C(CP34) → Replace it.
normal?

Normal

IGBT gate Abnormal

waveform on INVERTER
UNIT normal?

Normal Normal
INVERTER UNIT is
IGBT abnormal.
single element check → Replace it.

Abnormal

High voltage transformer

may be defective. Replace IGBT.

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9.6.8. F14 (KV BRAKE)

Abnormal measured tube voltage or X-ray tube discharge is detected (by the hardware).
This error message actually postulates discharge in the high voltage system (especially the X-ray
tube). This error may be eliminated by aging. Perform aging first.

Perform aging.

Same error occurs again.

High voltage cable may be poorly

contacted. Refer to "Appendix G
High Voltage Cable Connection
Procedure" in Installation M anual,
and connect it again.

Same error occurs again.

① X-ray tube,
② High voltage cable,
③ High voltage
transformer,
④ X CONT or NEXSC
may be defective.

Judgement in the last item in the flow chart above is difficult. Abnormality in a PCB means that a
false error message is issued, but the possibility is regarded as low.
If an either of the following phenomena is detected, it can be clearly determined that discharge has
occurred in the high voltage system.
1. Discharge sound “pop” is issued during exposure.
2. The error message is not issued at low kV, but is issued while the kV is rising.
3. The glass is clearly clouded (due to evaporation of the target material) when seen from the
X-ray tube irradiation port.
4. The target is clearly rough when seen from the X-ray tube irradiation port.
5. Spark discharge like thick thunderbolt can be seen at the time of exposure from the X-ray tube
irradiation port.
(Make sure to take protective measures against radiation such as use of lead glass.)

An aluminum filter is provided in the X-ray tube irradiation port. When checking the inside
of the glass tube, remove the lead cone fast, then remove the aluminum filter also.

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9.6.9. F21 (MA OVER) and F22 (MA UNDER)

(detected by software, at 20ms after exposure and each 100ms )
F21: The measured tube current is higher by approximately 50 mA or more than the preset value
F22: The measured tube current is approximately 50% or less of the preset value .
When these messages are displayed, check the heating system also in accordance with the flow
chart for F31 and F32.

Check RMA(CP13) and

TMA(CP11) on X CONT.

YES
RMA abnormal? X CONT or NEXSC is abnormal.
Or both normal? → Replace them in turn.

Only TMA is abnormal.

Adjust FVR again.

Same error occurs again.

X-ray tube may be

defective.

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9.6.10. F23 (NO MA)

The measured tube current is approximately 10 mA or less (detected by software, at 20ms
after exposure and each 100ms )

Short-circuit bar
(mA+ and mA-) attached to NO
Attach short-circuit bar.
terminal block X1
on X CONT?

YES

Check RMA(CP13) and

TMA(CP11) on X CONT.

YES X CONT or NEXSC PCB is

RMA abnormal?
abnormal.
Or both normal? → Replace them in turn.

Only TMA is abnormal.

High voltage cable NO

conductive? Replace high voltage cable.

YES

Breakage or poor YES

contact in cable JFB between
Replace cable.
high voltage transformer
and X CONT?

NO

① High voltage transformer may

be defective or
② X-ray tube filament may be
broken.

X-ray tube filament check method

Remove the collimator. Look into the X-ray tube from the X-ray tube irradiation port, and check
whether the filament is lit in the ready status. Make sure to use lead glass, etc. for protection
against radiation.

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9.6.11. F31 (IF OVER) and F32 (IF UNDER)

(detected by the software at each 800ms when AR! Income, and at each 400ms when ready up)
F31: The measured filament current is higher by 50% or more than the preset value .
F32: The measured filament current is lower by 50% or more than the preset value .

Check FVR(CP15) and

IFV(CP7) on X CONT.

Both YES X CONT or NEXSC is

normal? Or only FVR abnormal.
abnormal? → Replace it.

Only IFV is abnormal.

NO INVERTER UNIT or X
C0 and CL CONT is abnormal.
waveforms normal? → Replace it.

YES

① X CONT,
② INVERTER UNIT or
③ High voltage (filament)
transformer In case of F31, ②
may be defective. and ③ rarely occur.

In the last item, ① and ② means defect in the detection system. Actually, the possibility of ③
is high.

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9.6.12. F33 (NO IF)

The measured filament current is approximately 1 A or less .
(detected by the software at each 800ms when AR! Income, and at each 400ms when ready up)

Fuse F7 YES
on INPUT PCH blown Replace F7.
out?

NO
Heating FET may be
damaged. Refer to
Appendix C in Installation
Manual, and check CL and
C0 waveforms.
NO INVERTER UNIT or X
C0 and CL
CONT is abnormal. Waveform is abnormal.
waveforms normal?
→ Replace it.

YES
Replace INVERTER
UNIT.

Check filament Normal X CONT or NEXSC is

current of IFV(CP7) on abnormal.
X CONT. → Replace it.

Abnormal

High voltage cable may be poorly contacted.

Refer to "Appendix G High Voltage Cable
Connection Procedure" in Installation
Manual, and connect it again. Exchange +
and - sides of high voltage cable.

Same error occurs again.

Filament is
Check X-ray broken.
tube filament Replace X-ray tube.
visually.

Normal

High voltage (filament)

transformer may be
defective.

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9.6.13. F41
The measured capacitor voltage is approximately 360V or more. The charging capacitor is
charged beyond its withstand voltage.

Transformer NO
Change tap in accordance
tap changed correctly for
with Installation M anual.
supply voltage?

YES

Perform "Appendix C
Charging Voltage
Adjustment" in Installation
M anual.

NO
Adjustment INPUT PCH-99 is abnormal.
performed correctly? → Replace it.

Error message is displayed

even after adjustment.

NO
SSR normal? Replace SSR.

YES

① INPUT PCH-99,
② X CONT or
③ NEXSC
may be defective.
→ Replace them in turn.

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9.6.14. F43
The measured capacitor voltage is approximately 20V or less at 3 sec after start of charging.
The power may not be supplied.

Transformer NO
Change tap in accordance
tap changed correctly for
with Installation M anual.
supply voltage?

YES

Fuse on YES
INPUT PCH blown Replace fuse.
out?

NO

Perform "Appendix C
Charging Voltage
Adjustment" in Installation
M anual.

NO
Adjustment INPUT PCH-99 is abnormal.
performed correctly? → Replace it.

Error message is displayed

even after adjustment.

NO
SSR normal? Replace SSR.

① INPUT PCH-99,
② X CON T or
③ NEXSC
may be defective.
→ Replace them in turn.

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9.6.15. F44 and F45

F44: The measured capacitor voltage does not reach approximately 240 V (at which the charging
control resistor is reset).
F45: The measured capacitor voltage does not reach 310 V (which is the preset value).

Transformer NO
Change tap in accordance
tap changed correctly for
with Installation M anual.
supply voltage?

YES

Perform "Appendix C
Charging Voltage
Adjustment" in Installation
M anual.

NO
Adjustment INPUT PCH-99 is abnormal.
performed correctly? → Replace it.

Error message is displayed

even after adjustment.

① INPUT PCH-99,
② X CONT or
③ NEXSC
may be defective.
→ Replace them in turn.

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9.6.16. F46
The capacitor voltage rises while charging is stopped (detected by the software).
The SSR may be short-circuited.

NO
SSR normal? SSR is abnormal.
→ Replace it.

YES

X CON T or NEXSC is
abnormal.
→ Replace it.

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9.6.17. F61
Starter error (The starter does not issue the current detection confirmation signal.)
The current does not flow in the stator coil, and the rotor does not rotate.

NO
SW1A set to ON on Set SW1A ON.
INVERTER UNIT?

YES

F6 blown YES
out on INPUT PCH? Replace F6.

Voltage between CP7 NO

and CP13,CP11 and
CP13 should be 1V or
more Check coil Normal
current of YC(CP7) and Replace X CONT or NEXSC.
ZC(CP11) on INVERTER
UNIT.

Abnormal

X-ray tube coil Low voltage cable is poorly

Normal contacted. → Replace it.
resistance Measure or
X-Y: 13±0.7W X-ray tube coil resistance. INVERTER UNIT is abnormal.
X-Z: 46±2.3 W → Replace it.
Abnormal
X-ray tube connector
pin layout
Pin No. 1 = X
Pin No. 2 = Y Replace X-ray tube.
Pin No. 3 = Z

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9.6.18. F62
In 1 sec after HX1 is input, XOK is not sent back. This message is not displayed usually.
Confirm the setting of the DIP switch.

9.6.19. F6E
Exposure is not finished even after the backup time or beyond the preset mAs.
The X CONT-2000 PCB (X-ray cutoff circuit) may be abnormal.

9.6.20. F6F
The exposure control circuit is abnormal.
In 250 msec after the EXR is output, the KVT (kV rising signal) is not sent back. This
abnormality occurs when the shutdown signal IPOF is input at the same time with the EXR due to
input of direct radiation during phototimer radiography. In other words, this abnormality cannot
occur while the phototimer is not provided. If this message is displayed while the phototimer is
not provided, the initial setting may be wrong or the X CONT-2000 PCB may be abnormal.

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10. MUX-10 Block Diagram

CIRCUIT
INPUT PCH-99 JINP JINP X CONT-2000 JM30 NEXSC
PROTECTOR LF PRINTER
POWER CHON MGRSON
SOURCE LV VP1 J4

STON
MGR-S CN1-1 CN2-1 THERMAL(TH1)
JT1IN VP1 DC power 24Ｖ J24
supply CHON
PS2
STOK
LV
CN1-2 CN2-2 LV
DC power 15Ｖ、5Ｖ J21
supply TKV KVBR5
J135 JPS PS1 OVER
TRANS 13V
RECTIFIER J22
T1-MUX10 MG-D -15VOK
13V INVERTER UNIT-MUX
135V TKV,TMA,IF
JM2 JM2 JINV JINV
J280 135V filament AR1,HX1
Q14,Q23 FET
heating
RSM1,RSM2 DRIVE
circuit
280V JSP JSP
125V to IGBT
100V 125V
starter DRIVER
SHEET PANEL MUX-A
interface JSP JSP
STOK
to sheet
TH1
panel
ARM SW VC V+ TH2
CN1 JMU JM3

RELAY charege CL,C0

CIRCUIT detection

CN2 VC0 V- J9 HAND SW

SL1 AR1,HX1
MGRSON IGBT AD,BC
control CHON X-RAY,READY,LAMPU RC RECEIVER
CN3 resistance
T1,T2
TKV
SL2 JR12 JSSR STON
TMA REMOTE
DOOR CL REMOTE
starter
CN7 CONTROL
JREM
charge control JFB DOOR1
SL3 CN4
SSRON CN7 JSOUT JAEC DOOR2 SW4
ARM SW KVFB+ ARM POSITION
CN8 CN15 CN3
X,Y,Z,TH1,TH2 KVFB-
SL4 N1 MUX AEC I/F
N2 PHM
PH-REF PADDLE
COLLIMATOR H.V cable
CN15 X-ray tube H.V trans EXR SIGNAL PADDLE
FSD2
13K,0K IPOF
LAMPSW
0V

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Description of major signals shown in the block diagram in the previous page
Signal Name Description
AD/BC IGBT driving signal
AR1 Ready signal
CHON Charging start signal
CL,C0 Filament heating signal
DOOR CL Arm accommodation confirmation signal
EXR Exposure signal
FSD2 Number of lighting fields selection signal
HX1 Exposure
IPOF Phototimer exposure shutdown signal
KVBR5 Discharge detection signal
KVFB+ + side of measured tube voltage signal
KVFB- - side of measured tube voltage signal
LAMPU Collimator lighting signal from remote control unit
LV Transformer T1 primary voltage confirmation signal
MGRSON Charging suppression resistor reset signal
N1,N2 Measured tube current signal
PADDLE
Voltage signal from phototimer detector
SIGNAL
PHM Phototimer selection signal
PH-REF Phototimer reference signal
Q14,Q23 Filament heating FET driving signal
READY Ready signal from remote control unit
RSM1,RSM2 Filament current signal
STOK Starter confirmation signal
STON Starter start signal
TH1,TH2 X-ray tube thermal signal
TKV Measured tube voltage signal
TMA Measured tube current signal
T1,T2 IGBT output signal
VP1 Charging voltage detection voltage signal
X-RAY Exposure switch signal from remote control unit
-15VOK -15 VDC confirmation signal

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11. Explanation on Each PCB

11.1. NEXSC-MUX10

Function
This is the CPU PCB which controls the MUX-10 using the software. Different from the
NEXSC PCB used in other generators and fluoroscopy units, this NEXSC PCB is not equipped
with an optical cable connector. (The NEXSC PCB equipped with an optical cable connector can
be used in the MUX-10.)
The following data is stored in this PCB. It is recommended to back up the following data in
preparation for PCB replacement.
Initial setting data
FVR value
Phototimer tube voltage correction value
APR
Number of times of exposure
During PCB replacement
When replacing the PCB, set the DIP switches first, then initialize the PCB. After that, perform
the initial setting, adjust the FVR, adjust the phototimer, and register the APR.

Lithium battery replacement

When the life of the lithium battery is expired, the information (contents displayed just before the
power was turned off last time, the error log and the time setting) stored in the SRAM is erased.
When the message requesting battery replacement is displayed, replace the battery using the
following procedure.
① Turn on the power. ON → ② Replace the existing lithium battery with a new one. → ③
Confirm the operation.

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LED list
LED No. Description
LD1 Indicate the status in the 7-segment display area as shown
LD2 below.
LD3∼6 Flickers while the X-ray tube is released.

Meaning of indication by the LD1 and the LD2 in the 7-segment display area
SS: An input is given from a sheet key.
On: Exposure is being performed.
OF: Exposure is finished.

Check pin list

CP No. CP Name Description
CP1 System clock CLK6M
CP2 System clock CLK12M
CP3 Vbatt Lithium battery voltage
CP4 +5V +5V
CP5 DGND GND

DIP switch list

SW No. Status
2-1 Always ON
2-2 Always OFF
2-3 Always OFF
2-4 Always OFF
2-5 ON: Measured value display mode OFF: Normal mode
2-6 Always OFF
2-7 Always OFF
2-8 ON: Initial setting mode OFF: Normal mode
3-1 ON: EEPROM initialization mode. OFF: Normal mode
3-2 ON: Phototimer option is provided. OFF: Not provided.
3-3 ON: 200 mAs option is provided. OFF: Not provided.
3-4 ON: Remote control option is provided. OFF: Not provided.
3-5 ON: Printer option is provided. OFF: Printer option is not provided.
3-6 ON: Bucky unit is connected. OFF: Bucky unit is not connected.
3-7 Always OFF
3-8 ON: Adjustment mode OFF: Normal mode

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11.2. X CONT-2000 PCB

CP24∼CP31

VR1,VR2

VR3
CP3∼CP17

CP1,CP2
CP32∼CP40

LD2∼LD4

LD1

CP18∼CP23

Function
This PCB equipped with the following circuits performs general control.
1. I/O circuit, A/D circuit and D/A circuit to transfer data between the NEXSC PCB
2. Circuits to detect and feed back the TKV and the TMA
3. TKV OVER detection circuit (discharge detection circuit)
4. System timer circuit (X-ray cutoff signal)
5. IGBT drive control circuit
6. Filament heating FET drive control circuit
7. Dynamic display control circuit, sheet key input circuit and sheet key search circuit
8. -15V detection circuit
9. Power ON reset circuit (master reset signal)
10. Charging control
11. Interface circuit for the Bucky unit

During PCB replacement

The VR1 (mAs), the VR2 (VFADJ) and the VR3 (PULSEADJ) should be adjusted.
Refer to “Appendix C2 X CONT-2000 Adjustment Method” in the Installation Manual.

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LED list
LED No. Signal Name Description
Lights when an input is given from the
LD1 KEY IN
panel.
Lights when the READY switch or the first
LD2 AR
step of the hand switch is pressed.
Lights when the X-RAY switch or the
LD3 HX
second step of the hand switch is pressed.
LD4 CHON-O Lights during charging.

VR list
VR No. VR Name Description
VR1 mAs Adjusts the mAs clock.
VR2 VFADJ Adjusts the inverter working frequency.
VR3 PULSE ADJ Adjusts the IGBT gate pulse.

Check pin list

CP No. CP Name Description
CP1 +5V +5V
CP2 GND GND
CP3 CHECK1 To be short-circuited during adjustment. Shirt-circuit them first, then turn
on the power. Short-circuiting them in the power ON status is invalid.
CP4 CHECK2
Refer to Appendix C in the Installation Manual.
15V input during adjustment.
CP5 VSIN
Refer to Appendix C in the Installation Manual.
CP6 IFST Filament heating voltage signal (after correction)
CP7 IFV Measured filament current (1V/1A)
Inverter working frequency voltage until the tube voltage reaches the preset
CP8 VS
value
CP9 TKV Measured tube voltage (1V/20 kV)
Reference inverter working frequency voltage after the tube voltage reaches
CP10 VN
the preset value
CP11 TMA Measured tube current (1V/50 mA)
CP12 PKV Preset tube voltage (1V/20 kV)
CP13 RMA Preset tube current (1V/50 mA)
CP14 FVR Preset filament current (1V/1A)
CP15 PH-REF Preset phototimer reference voltage
CP16 GND GND
CP17 +15V +15V
CP18 +5V +5V
CP19 GND GND
CP20 VP1 Charging voltage detection (1V/100V)
CP21 VP2 Not used
CP22 IC Not used
Power supply confirmation (2V/100V) (which detects 100V output from the
CP23 LV
T1)
CP24 +15V +15V
CP25 GND GND

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CP26 -15V -15V

CP27 VIN Inverter frequency voltage
Signal created when the TMA is converted into the frequency by the
CP28 MASCLK
V/F converter. This signal (5 kHz/50 mA) is used in the mAs timer.
Oscillation frequency to drive the IGBT. This signal is adjusted by
CP29 F the VR2 (VFADJ).
Refer to Appendix C in the Installation Manual.
CP30 mA-IN To be short-circuited during adjustment
Charging control reference voltage (equivalent to 330V) which is
CP31 CHGREF
approximately 3.3V (330V)
CP32 GND GND
CP33 A/D IGBT drive control signal
CP34 B/C IGBT drive control signal
CP35 KVFB- Tube voltage feedback signal (-)
CP36 KVFB+ Tube voltage feedback signal (+)
CP37 KVT Signal which rises when the tube voltage reaches the preset value
CP38 Q1-4 Heating FET drive control signal
CP39 EXRR Exposure signal
CP40 Q2-3 Heating FET drive control signal

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11.3. INVERTER UNIT MUX

Function: This PCB equipped with the following circuits controls the power system.
1. IGBT circuit
2. Filament heating circuit
3. Starter circuit
During PCB replacement
Adjust the FVR again.
Set the DIP switches also.
Check pin list
CP No. CP Name Description
CP1 CL
Filament heating voltage
CP2 CO
CP3 Gc
IGBT gate signal
CP4 Ec
CP5 Ga
IGBT gate signal
CP6 Ea
CP7 YC Stator coil current detection (1V or more is normal.)
CP8 Gd
IGBT gate signal
CP9 Ed
CP10 Gb IGBT gate signal
CP11 ZC Stator coil current detection (1V or more is normal.)
CP12 Eb IGBT gate signal
CP13 GND GND
Fuse
Fuse Name Description
F1 Provided for protection
DIPSW
SW No. Function
SW1A ON in the MUX-10
SW2A Not used

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11.4. INPUT PCH-99

Function
This PCB equipped with the following circuits controls the power supply.
1. Collimator lamp voltage output circuit
2. Electromagnetic lock voltage output circuit
3. Charging voltage detection circuit
4. Supply voltage confirmation

During PCB replacement

The VR1 (VP1ADJ) should be adjusted.
Refer to “Appendix C3 Charging Voltage Adjustment Method” in the Installation Manual.

LED
LED Name Description
LED1 Lit while electric charge remains. Check this LED during a work.

VR
VR No. VR Name Description
VR1 VP1 ADJ Adjusts the charging voltage detection function.

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Check pin list

CP No. Signal Name Description
CP1 VC0 Charging voltage
CP2 VC
CP3 +15V +15V
CP4 GND GND
CP5 VPA Provided for charging voltage check.
CP6 VPB VP1=0.246×(VPA−VPB)

Fuse list
Fuse No. Description
F1、F2、F3 Not used
F4 280 VAC line from the transformer T1
F5 13 VAC line from the transformer T1
F6 125 VAC line from the transformer T1
F8 100 VAC line from the transformer T1

11.5. SHEET PANEL

This PCB is used also in the MUX-100.

During PCB replacement

Adjust the buzzer sound volume trimmer.

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11.6. MUX AEC I/F

VR1 VR2

Function
This PCB is provided for the phototimer option. This PCB compares the paddle signal from the
detection unit with the reference voltage PH-REF from the NEXSC PCB, and outputs the
exposure cutoff signal IPOF to the X CONT PCB.
During PCB replacement
Adjust the VR1 and the VR2 in accordance with the description on installation of the phototimer
option in the Installation Manual.
VR list
VR No. VR Name Description
VR1 OFFSET Adjusts the offset.
VR2 GAIN Adjusts the gain.
Check pin list
CP No. Signal Name Description
CP1 IN1 Phototimer signal 1
CP2 IN2 Phototimer signal 2
CP3 REF Phototimer reference voltage
CP4 IPOF Phototimer cutoff signal
CP5 GND GND

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11.7. RC RECEIVER

Function
This PCB functions as the receiving side of the remote control unit option.

During PCB replacement

There are no adjustment items.

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