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General| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
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| Type | Computed Radiography (CR) |
| Cassette Sizes | Multiple sizes available, including: * 35 x 43 cm (14 x 17 in) * 24 x 30 cm (10 x 12 in) * 18 x 24 cm (8 x 10 in) |
| Image Plate Size | Varies by cassette size |
| Spatial Resolution | Up to 10 lp/mm |
| Grayscale | 65536 |
| Compatibility | DICOM compliant |
| Output | DICOM images |
| Throughput | Varies depending on the model. Up to 100 plates/hour in some models. |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Weight | Varies by model |
Overview of the hardware components making up the CR User Station, including console, monitor, tablet, and storage.
Describes how the CR User Station can be positioned for use, either as a stand-alone unit or combined with a digitizer.
Configuration where the CR User Station and Digitizer are dedicated to a single server for an optimal workflow.
Configuration allowing multiple CR User Stations to serve multiple Digitizers, offering flexible use based on workload.
Configuration where cassettes are identified without an ID Tablet, with ID data transmitted via the network.
Provides fundamental safety guidelines for operating the CR User Station, including compliance and handling precautions.
Specific safety measures related to the monitor and its arm, ensuring secure positioning and adjustment.
Procedures for safely cleaning the CR User Station equipment, emphasizing power disconnection.
Information regarding the safety standards and certifications the CR User Station complies with, including EN and FCC regulations.
Lists the essential equipment required for the CR User Station's operator console, such as PC, UPS, and network switch.
Instructions on how to power on and reset the ID Tablet using its designated button.
Explains the function of the ID Software for inserting patient demographics and examination data into cassettes.
Guide on how to correctly insert different sizes of cassettes into the ID Tablet and Digitizer.
Detailed technical specifications for the CR User Station and its associated components, including dimensions and operating conditions.
Technical specifications for peripheral equipment not included with the CR User Station, such as PC, UPS, and monitor.
Discusses the device's performance regarding high-frequency emission and immunity, referencing relevant standards like CISPR and IEC.
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