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General| Dynamic Range | 16-bit |
|---|---|
| Detector Size | 35 cm x 43 cm (14" x 17") |
| Image Acquisition Time | <5 seconds |
| Wireless Connectivity | Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n) |
| Power Requirements | 50/60 Hz |
| Compatibility | DICOM |
| Type | Mobile Digital Radiography System |
Details the main features of the DX-D 100 Mobile X-ray Unit, covering design, operation, and capabilities.
Explains the identification labels attached to the equipment, detailing manufacturer and product information.
Defines the intended and normal use of the equipment and lists contraindications for its operation.
Provides general safety considerations, precautions for patient, operator, and equipment.
Outlines the responsibilities of the operator and manufacturer regarding equipment safety and usage.
Details recommendations for qualified personnel regarding radiation exposure limits and safety.
Explains essential radiation protection measures for operators and patients, including shielding.
Describes methods for monitoring personnel radiation exposure to ensure safety measures are adequate.
Explains the meaning of various safety symbols used in the equipment and its accompanying documents.
Covers certifications, environmental statements, and operational modes in accordance with regulations.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic compatibility, potential interference, and compliance requirements.
Presents quantitative data from functional tests, including loading factors and dose indications.
Explains deterministic effects of radiation, their thresholds, and how they relate to equipment usage.
Details how to connect the unit to the mains power and the function of the line circuit breaker.
Describes the controls and indicators available on the main control panel of the X-ray unit.
Lists and describes the peripheral connections available on the unit, including CD/DVD writer and ports.
Explains the controls, indicators, and displays on the Control Console for operating radiographic exams.
Details the operation of the two-stage handswitch for initiating X-ray exposures and its indicators.
Explains the optional infrared remote control for performing exposures remotely and protecting against radiation.
Describes the function of the LED beacon light, indicating READY/PREP and EXP status for DR detectors.
Covers the general principles and safety precautions for controlling the movement of the X-ray unit.
Explains how the handlebar and locking bar control the unit's direction and speed for displacement.
Details the procedure for placing the arm in the parking position to ensure safety during displacement.
Describes how to control the rotation and vertical/telescopic movements of the column and arm assemblies.
Explains the controls for the collimator, including light, blade adjustment, filters, and lasers.
Describes the optional radiation meter for measuring Dose Area Product (DAP) during exposures.
Provides an overview of DR detectors and their configurations with the mobile unit.
Details the setup and communication for wireless DR detectors, including storage and accessories.
Explains the setup and placement of portable DR detectors within the unit's holder.
Covers general usage, maintenance, and cleaning procedures for DR detectors, grids, and accessories.
Details the recommended procedure for warming up the X-ray tube to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Refers to the NX application User Manual for detailed instructions on performing radiographic operations.
Provides steps for aligning the X-ray beam with the patient and image receptor for accurate imaging.
Describes essential maintenance tasks that the operator can perform to ensure continued safe operation.
Details the procedures for maintaining and charging the unit's batteries to prevent damage and ensure readiness.
Outlines the schedule for periodic maintenance services and the tasks involved in maintaining the equipment.
Provides instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the equipment to maintain hygiene and prevent damage.
Specifies that service tasks should only be performed by qualified and trained service personnel.
Details the factors for the generator, including kVp range, mAs range, mA range, and exposure time.
Lists the specifications for standard and optional X-ray tubes used in the DX-D 100 unit.
Provides physical dimensions, weight, and configuration details for the mobile unit with a portable DR detector.
Details physical dimensions, weight, and configuration for the mobile unit with a wireless DR detector.
Lists dimensions, weight, and configuration details for wireless DR detector models with a standard column.
Provides dimensions, weight, and configuration details for wireless DR detector models with a telescopic column.
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