What to do if Canon CXDI-Pro power LED is flashing and exposure is not possible?
If the power LED lamps on your Canon Security Sensors are flashing in 1-second cycles and you cannot take an exposure, it is likely due to a lack of battery power. Replace the battery pack with a fully charged one and attempt the exposure again.
Covers operating/storage environment, electrical safety, patient handling, and temperature considerations.
Details radio frequency compliance and potential interference issues with other devices.
Provides guidance on usage, disinfection, cleaning, and handling of battery.
Steps for system startup and preparing the detector for use.
Procedures for entering patient data and performing the X-ray exposure.
Checking images, data processing, and system shutdown procedures.
Details Power LED and READY LED status indicators and notification beeps.
How to set the Elt value for image processing parameters.
Addresses common issues like power problems and provides remedies.
Details daily, monthly, yearly, and irregular inspection tasks.
Environmental requirements, power, dimensions, and mass of the detector.
Details for battery pack, computer, hub, and access point.
Spatial resolution (MTF) and DQE values of the detector.
Details on protection against electrical shock and applied parts.
Lists directives and regulations the product complies with for the EU market.
Information on EMD suitability and explanations of equipment markings.
Enumerates all components included in the CXDI-Pro system.
Describes additional software features like Scatter Correction and Rotation.
Information on estimated product lifetime and regular inspection needs.
Details on replacement parts availability and consumable items like battery packs.
General| Brand | Canon |
|---|---|
| Model | CXDI-Pro |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
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