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6 Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Malfunction Possible Cause and Action
After triggering the X-rays, no
image is displayed.
Make sure that indicating that a sensor is connected to the
workstation and is ready for acquisition.
Make sure the sensor is correctly aligned with the X-ray source.
Make sure the settings of the X-ray source are correct.
Make sure that the sensor is connected to a USB 2.0 port that is
connected directly to the motherboard (generally located on the
back of the workstation).
The image is pale and grainy.
The exposure time is too short; increase it (see suggested doses on
page 13).
The X-ray source is too far from the patient with respect to the
selected dose.
Check the contrast and brightness settings of the monitor and
ensure there are no reflections on the screen.
The X-ray source voltage is too low; have the X-ray source checked.
The image is too dark.
The exposure time is too high; lower it.
Check the monitor settings (contrast and brightness) and ensure
there are no reflections on the screen.
The image is blurred.
Patient moved during exposure.
X-ray source head was not stable.
Use an image filter to enhance the contrast.
The image is white.
X-ray dose is insufficient.
Ensure the X-ray source is producing X-rays; have it checked by a
certified technician.
Important: If a malfunction persists or more serious conditions occur,
contact your representative.