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• Avoid multiple scans and use alternative diagnostic studies (such as

ultrasound or MRI) when possible.

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Table of Contents2
Legal Notice5
Introduction to this Manual6
Scope7
About the Safety Notices in this Document8
Disclaimer9
Introduction to the DR Detector10
Intended Use11
Indications for Use11
Intended User11
Configuration12
Equipment Classification14
Non-Medical Equipment14
Accessories16
Anti-Scatter Grids16
Operation Controls17
DR 10E, DR 14E, DR 17E18
DR Detector Battery Charger20
DR Detector Switch on the NX Workstation21
Wireless Access Point23
Related Links23
DR Detector Connector Cable and Power Box24
DR Detector Registration Cable27
System Documentation28
Wireless Access Point28
Training29
Product Complaints30
Compatibility31
Compliance32
General33
Safety33
Electromagnetic Compatibility33
Connectivity34
Wireless Communication35
Wired Communication36
Installation37
Environment of Use37
Messages39
Labels40
Additional Labeling of the DR Detector43
Additional Labeling of the DR Detector Battery44
Additional Labeling of the DR Detector Battery Charger45
Additional Labeling of the DR Detector Power Box46
Consulting the about Box47
Cleaning and Disinfecting48
Cleaning49
Use of Protective Plastic Bag50
Disinfecting51
Approved Disinfectants52
Safety Directions for Disinfection53
Maintenance54
Yearly Inspection55
Regular Inspection and Maintenance56
Replacement Parts Support57
Repair58
Patient Data Security59
Environmental Protection60
Disposal60
Safety Directions62
Safety Directions for the DR Detector Battery66
Safety Directions for the DR Detector Power Box70
Safety Directions for the Power Supply71
Getting Started73
Starting the DR Detector (Wireless Configuration)74
Starting the DR Detector (Wired Configuration)77
Basic Workflow DR Detector78
Step 1: Retrieve the Patient Info79
Step 2: Select the Exposure79
Step 3: Prepare the Exposure80
Step 4: Check the Exposure Settings81
Step 5: Execute the Exposure82
Positioning the DR 10E83
Positioning the DR 14E85
Positioning the DR 17E88
Guidelines for Pediatric Applications90
Stopping the DR Detector (Wireless Configuration)92
Automatically Turning the DR Detector to Sleep94
Automatically Turning off DR Detector94
Stopping the DR Detector (Wired Configuration)95
Automatic Exposure Detection96
Attaching the Handle Unit Without Grid97
Attaching the Handle Unit with Grid98
Advanced Operating99
Detector Status Indicators100
Battery Status Indicator101
Charging a Battery102
Inserting the Battery in the Battery Charger103
Battery Charger Indicator Lights104
First Use of a New Battery105
Storing a Battery106
Storage Conditions106
Registering the DR Detector on Another NX Workstation107
Renewing the EPS License108
Problem Solving110
Artifact in DR Detector Images111
DR Detector Status Is Not Changing to Ready for Exposure111
DR Detector Is Not Switched to Standby or Switched off Automatically112
A Program Is Preventing Windows from Logging off113
Identifying Problems114
Technical Data115
DR 10E, DR 14E, DR 17E116
DR 10E, DR 14E, DR 17E Battery118
DR 10E, DR 14E, DR 17E Battery Charger119
DR 10E, DR 14E, DR 17E Power Box120
Remarks for HF-Emission and Immunity121
EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) Statements122
Precautions on EMC123
Cables, Transducers and Accessories125
Electromagnetic Emissions126
Electromagnetic Immunity127
Recommended Separation Distance131
For U.S.A. and Canada132

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