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Details the main hardware components of the XR3D scanner, including monitors, controls, and conveyor.
Specifies environmental and electrical requirements for operating the XR3D scanner.
Outlines the functionalities of the BioSans operator interface and its key features.
Illustrates the step-by-step operational workflow for both operators and supervisors.
Provides definitions for common acronyms and terms used throughout the manual.
Outlines the owner's responsibilities for safe scanner operation and maintenance.
Defines the operator's duties regarding safe operation and adherence to procedures.
Clarifies whether personal protective equipment is required for scanner operation.
Lists the critical conditions that must be met for the machine to generate X-rays.
Describes the X-ray warning signs and their locations on the scanner for safety.
Details procedures and considerations for handling accidental radiation exposure incidents.
Lists and describes the various safety features integrated into the scanner design.
Explains the fundamental principles of how X-rays are generated within the scanner.
Provides a pre-operation checklist for verifying the system's readiness.
Details the procedure for turning the XR3D scanner on and off safely.
Explains the process for changing operators and logging into the system.
Introduces the primary interface for controlling the scanner and viewing data.
Describes the main display area for scanned item images and its functionalities.
Details the controls used for manipulating scanned images and scan operations.
Explains how to switch between operational modes like Live, Archive, and Zoom.
Describes the area showing the current operator's name, time, and date.
Explains different display options for scanned images (Pseudo, Color, Negative, Normal).
Details buttons for pre-programmed functions like Send, Detect, HAI, ICON, MSR.
Provides the step-by-step process for operators to log into the system.
Details the procedure for scanning an object using the XR3D scanner.
Explains how to switch between different X-ray image views (e.g., Black & White, Color).
Guides users on how to access and display previously scanned images from the archive.
Describes access levels and permissions for operators, supervisors, and administrators.
Covers settings for configuring default scanner states and operator preferences.
Explains how to add, edit, delete, and manage user accounts and permissions.
Details settings related to managing scanned item images and archive data.
Allows setting primary and secondary languages for the operator interface.
Enables grouping materials for detection and customizing the detection list.
Configures security risk levels affecting scanner parameters and inspection accuracy.
Provides access to maintenance applications and system tests for technicians.
Allows adjustment of default contrast and sharpening levels for image types.
Contains system logs (FDRS) that can be exported for troubleshooting.
Lists all applications with their version numbers and changesets.
Controls the frequency and type of threat images displayed in TIP.
Used to edit operators who have TIP management rights.
Details how to add, edit, or remove threat images used in TIP.
Allows administrators/supervisors to review operator performance reports.
Enables operators to practice threat identification using TIP without X-ray source.
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