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General| Type | Mobile Digital Radiography System |
|---|---|
| Pixel Size/Pitch | 139 μm |
| Generator Power | 32 kW |
| kV Range | 40 - 150 kV |
| mA Range | 10 - 400 mA |
| Image Resolution | 3072 x 3072 pixels |
| Dynamic Range | 16-bit |
| Detector Size | 35 cm x 43 cm |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Ethernet |
| Battery Life | Up to 8 hours |
| Compatibility | DICOM 3.0 |
| Environmental Conditions | Operating Temperature: 10°C to 35°C, Humidity: 30% to 75% (non-condensing) |
| Detector Type | Cesium Iodide (CsI) scintillator with Amorphous Silicon (a-Si) |
Information for safe and effective operation of the DR 100s mobile X-ray system.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, instruction, prohibition, and note symbols.
Information on keeping documentation with the system and accessing technical documentation.
Agfa's liability limitations regarding document accuracy, changes, and product warranty.
Specifies the DR 100s system's use for static X-ray imaging of the skeleton and body parts.
Describes the system's use for providing diagnostic quality images to aid physician diagnosis.
Details the procedures for powering the system on/off using RFID or keypad and status indicator lights.
Explains the battery charge level indicators and low battery warnings.
Describes the power supply cable reel, equipotential node, and circuit breaker.
Explains how to activate and release the emergency stop button for system safety.
Describes the NX application on the all-in-one PC, operated by touchscreen and USB ports.
Allows viewing and managing scheduled and performed X-ray examinations.
View and manage details of a specific examination; prepare images for diagnosis.
Prepare the X-ray image for printing and further processing.
Manage aspects of the NX Workflow not belonging to daily operations.
Supports X-ray exposure control, displays system status and contains DR detector switch.
Used to control X-ray exposure settings and displays system status.
Shows the active DR detector, its status, and can activate other DR detectors.
Provides orientation aids for the DR detector during exposures.
Details the components of the storage bin, including locks and storage spaces.
Describes the touchscreen display, collimation controls, and measurement tape.
Visualizes the anatomical region of interest and provides 3D depth sensing.
Images used for live display only, not stored. Shows live camera image on Examination window.
Details collimation controls, light field, laser light, and filter selection.
Indicates system status: not ready, ready for exposure, or X-ray radiation ongoing.
Describes the wired exposure button and its two-step operation for exposure.
Details the optional wireless exposure button, its holder, and status indicators.
Describes the components of the barcode reader and its operation for scanning.
Identifies IR Data Communication Unit, network connectors, and USB port on the X-ray system.
Explains system messages, their importance by color, and sound signals for success or alarms.
General guidance on considering markings and labels on the machine.
Examples of type labels for X-ray system and generator, including safety warnings.
Describes the writable label used to identify and dedicate a DR Detector to an X-ray system bucky.
Illustrates and explains laser openings, warning labels, and laser radiation symbols on the collimator.
Guidance on applying unique nicknames to DR Detectors for identification.
Details the equipotential earth connection point and its importance for electrical safety.
CAUTION regarding handling electrostatically sensitive components and ESD procedures.
Checks X-ray radiation exposure of personnel and adequacy of safety measures.
Explains how Source-Image Distance affects patient dose and provides a calculation example.
Provides instructions for cleaning the exterior of the equipment, including parts and surfaces.
Guidelines for disinfecting the device using approved methods and agents.
Covers safety warnings regarding disinfectants, flammability, and proper application methods.
Refers to the Agfa website for specifications on compatible disinfectants.
Details daily checks for lights, components, cables, connectors, and braking systems.
Provides user actions for correct battery maintenance, including charging and preventing deep discharge.
Guides through the steps of unlocking and powering on the DR 100s system.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for moving the DR 100s unit.
Details the process of preparing and starting an X-ray examination in NX.
Instructions for positioning and wrapping the DR detector in a protective plastic bag.
Guides on moving the X-ray tube head, rotating the column, and setting SID.
Ensures correct DR detector selection, status, and exposure parameters before exposure.
Describes taking a safe distance and pressing the exposure button to initiate an X-ray exposure.
Steps to select, prepare, and send images for diagnosis or hardcopy printing.
Details the procedure to put the unit in a secured position and shut it down correctly.
Instructions for inserting and locking the battery into the charger.
Explains the automatic switch-off timer, warnings, and how to prevent it.
Procedure to close the NX application and sign out of the Windows user account.
Highlights dose reduction for pediatric patients and refers to specific user documentation.
Describes the icons and functions of action buttons within the software console.
Overview of exposures to be taken for an examination; loads parameters and activates DR detector.
Shows readout of tilting angles for DR detector and X-ray tube head for alignment verification.
Displays live camera image on tube head and software console by clicking an empty thumbnail.
Acquired image displayed on tube head display; can be returned to controls or disabled.
Displays exam type, modality position, DAP value, detector status, radiation status, etc.
Allows adjustment of radiographic parameters like kV, mA, and patient size.
CAUTION regarding weight of apron on arm; use only the proper hanger.
Procedure for replacing the battery in the wireless exposure button.
Covers modifying, adding, and deleting access codes for the on/off keypad.
Explains configuring RFID keys for system startup and user authentication.
Steps to add an RFID key to the configuration using the RFID Configuration Tool.
Steps to add an RFID key specifically for system startup mode only.
Procedure to change user passwords or replace lost RFID keys in the configuration.
Steps to remove an RFID key from the system configuration.
Procedure to export and import RFID reader configurations between DR 100s systems.
Describes the integrated DAP meter, its function, and radiation measurement.
Details what to do if the front bumper hits an object during movement.
Troubleshooting steps for system movement failure, including battery/motor issues.
Solutions for NX workstation not shutting down automatically after system stop.
Addresses issues with the RFID reader not blinking or blinking without a key.
Procedure to force equipment shutdown using a button under the console.
Guides on configuring the Windows taskbar visibility via the Acquisition Workstation Control Center.
Steps to re-pair the barcode reader's Bluetooth connection via the Windows action center.
Solution for unexposed detector corners: increase the source-image distance.
How to close the virtual keyboard by pressing the keyboard icon.
Manual procedure to release DR detector locks if mechanical or software failure occurs.
Instructions for recalibrating the DR Detector as indicated by an NX message.
Lists optional accessories for the DR 100s system.
Specifies conditions for using other equipment and covers compliance standards.
Details network requirements (TCP/IP) and communication protocols (DICOM, IHE).
Classifies the device regarding electric shock protection, water ingress, and flammability.
Instructions for reporting complaints, dissatisfaction, or serious incidents to Agfa.
Information on WEEE symbol, waste handling, and battery disposal according to regulations.
Details electrical connection, product life, battery type, and safeties for the DR 100s.
Provides technical data for the Diamentor CI-P DAP meter, including measurement principles.
Details the R221 ACS automatic collimator's model, manufacturer, and technical data.
Details X-ray specifications including nominal power, kV values, mA values, and exposure times.
Details X-ray specifications including nominal power, kV values, mA values, and exposure times.
Provides technical data for the Omron C2UW-DS wired exposure button.
Presents default exposure parameters for various anatomic programs and dose values.
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