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The NOMAD Pro 2 should not be operated if it has been dropped or if performance
degrades; it should be returned to Aribex for an evaluation.
6.2 Troubleshooting
If you encounter results and/or errors in the operation of the NOMAD Pro 2 that are not
explained in the previous sections, check the following table on user troubleshooting to
determine the need for authorized service. If you have additional questions or require help,
contact Aribex: support@aribex.com
Device Symptom Potential Problem Corrective Action
6.2.1 Image from X-ray
exposure does not have
sufficient contrast.
Underexposure (too light).
Increase the exposure time setting; or see
“Incomplete Exposure” below.
Overexposure (too dark).
Decrease the exposure time setting. Also
check film expiration date (old film can
produce dark, grainy/foggy images).
Chemical developer (for
film-based imaging).
Ensure chemical freshness and proper
temperature.
6.2.2 Image from X-ray
exposure is blurred.
Combined movements
of operator and patient
during exposure produced
too much distortion.
Check the exposure time setting and re-
enable when operator and patient are again
properly situated.
6.2.3 Enabling X-rays
alert stays on.
Double triggering.
Release the trigger and wait for the Ready
alert.
6.2.4 Device does not
shift to the Enabling
X-rays alert or Ready
alert.
The trigger is pulled for
longer than one second.
Pull and release the trigger within one
second and wait for the Ready alert.
6.2.5 Ready state
terminated before an
exposure started.
The Ready state expires
because the X-ray
exposure is not initiated
within 15 seconds of the
start of the Ready state.
Double-check the exposure time setting and
re-enable when operator and patient are
again properly situated.
6.2.6 Incomplete
Exposure alarm
displayed on-screen.
Incomplete exposure:
the depressed trigger
is released before the
timed exposure is able to
complete.
This condition automatically clears within
15 seconds or by pressing any button on
the user interface panel. Be sure to depress
the trigger for the full duration of the timed
exposure.
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