Brivo OEC 715/785/865 Mobile C-Arm X-Ray Product
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3.2.4. Vertical Column Operation
The vertical column motor is actuated by pressing the up and down vertical column switches located on
top cover of the mainframe. Use the vertical column to elevate the C-Arm upward and downward.
Press or to lift and lower the C-Arm, the upward movement continues until the switch is released or
the movement reaches its limits.
When C-Arm can’t be driven down by only pressing down switch, please release the switch, make sure
there are no obstacles between the C-Arm and the T-Base. Make sure there are no obstacles between
Cross-Arm and console. Press and hold the two switches (down and mandatory switches), it will
lower C-Arm to the lowest position.
Use the scale located on the vertical column to help position the C-Arm at the height you want.
Please make sure C-Arm will not be blocked by any other equipment during the vertical
movement. If there’re any obstacles, system will sound two beeps and stop movement.
Please check and clear the obstacle. Then you can continue to raise or lower the C-Arm.
If any failure occurs, please contact GE Healthcare service engineer.
When positioning the vertical column, observe the moving assemblies to ensure the safety
of patients and hospital personnel.
A possible pinch point exists between C-Arm and the tip of the front cover. Do not place
your foot on the tip of the front cover while operating the vertical column or while
positioning the C- Arm.
Set all brakes and watch carefully when you move the motorized vertical column. Even a
low-speed collision can result in significant personal injury or equipment damage.
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