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General| Spatial Resolution | 10 lp/mm |
|---|---|
| Type | Computed Radiography (CR) |
| Image Plate Size | 35x43 cm |
| Image Acquisition Time | Approx. 10 seconds |
| Cassette Sizes | 18x24 cm |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Scanning Time | Approx. 10 seconds per plate |
| Connectivity | DICOM |
Defines the intended purpose and operational environment of the CR 35-X device.
Specifies the qualified personnel and their responsibilities for operating the CR 35-X.
Details the functionalities and capabilities of the CR 35-X digitizer.
Explains the meaning and usage of safety symbols and messages in the manual.
Classifies the CR 35-X according to safety standards and operational characteristics.
Emphasizes the requirement for adequate Agfa training for safe and effective product use.
Provides instructions on how to report product dissatisfaction or malfunctions.
Outlines general safety instructions for operating and maintaining the CR 35-X.
Details the standards and certifications the CR 35-X complies with.
Describes the different operational modes of the CR 35-X: operator, key-operator, and service.
Explains the two main configurations: interchangeable and dedicated.
Covers preventive maintenance schedules and recurrent safety tests for the CR 35-X.
Outlines the hospital's responsibility for ensuring patient data security and record management.
Provides end-user information on WEEE and battery disposal guidelines.
Describes the CR 35-X's operation modes, keypad, display, and status indicators.
Provides step-by-step instructions for powering on the CR 35-X device.
Details the procedure for safely powering off the CR 35-X at the end of the day.
Explains the typical workflow for identifying cassettes and digitizing image plates based on system configuration.
Details the process of digitizing an image plate in the interchangeable and dedicated configurations.
Describes how to digitize image plates that require priority processing.
Explains the procedure for re-erasing image plates to prevent ghost images.
Details how to read cassette identification data in the dedicated configuration.
Guides on initializing cassettes to set the image plate type in the dedicated configuration.
Provides an overview of key-operator functions and their corresponding sections in the Reference manual.
Lists common errors and their corrective actions for the CR 35-X.
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