Page 2 - INTRODUCTION; TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 1 INTRODUCTION EPIX Digital Imaging System by LOGOS IMAGING Congratulations on your purchase of the EPIX Digital Imaging System. The EPIX Digital Imaging System is a revolutionary new product designed to replace traditional x-ray film and film processors. TECHN...
Page 3 - TABLE OF CONTENTS
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1: Use .............................................................................................................................. 3 Section 2: Safety Requirements .....................................................................
Page 4 - The EPIX SCANNER is not intended for medical imaging of humans.
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 3 SECTION 1: USE The EPIX Digital Imaging System is intended for use as a general radiography system using x-ray recording media (phosphor imaging plates) for radiographic analys is providing interactive CRT retrieval, viewing and processing of stored computed ...
Page 5 - SECTION 2: SAFETY REQUIREMENTS; Use of controls or adjustments or
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 4 SECTION 2: SAFETY REQUIREMENTS 2.1. IMPORTANT INFORMATION It is important that all personnel who will operate the EPIX Digital Imaging System read and understand this manual before operating the device. All personnel should follow all warnings and precautions...
Page 7 - ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 6 SECTION 3 : PRE-INSTALLATION INFORMATION AND RECOMMENDATIONS 3.1. PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL The instructions contained in this manual should be carefully followed for safe, trouble- free and effective equipment use. This manual provides the essential information ...
Page 10 - Plastic mounting strips used to hold; CAROUSELS; Top of the carousel
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 9 Figure 3-4 8 x 17 in. and 8 x 10 in. IMAGING PLATES 8 x 17 in 8 x 10 • Plastic mounting strips used to hold imaging plate onto the carousel ‚ Active imaging area, white color Figure 3-5 CAROUSELS 8 x 10 8 x 17 • Top of the carousel ‚ Imaging plate retaining d...
Page 11 - Minimum Computer Requirements Recommended; *See also the Imaging Software computer requirements.
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 10 3.4. COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS * Minimum Computer Requirements Recommended CPU Speed 1.0 GHz or higher Operating system Windows 2000 and Windows XP operating systems RAM 256 MB Hard Drive 6 GB CD ROM Drive 4X 24X USB port Required Display 24-bit display (minimum...
Page 12 - SECTION 4 : INSTALLATION
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 11 SECTION 4 : INSTALLATION 4.1. SITE SELECTION The EPIX SCANNER can be located almost anywhere the operating conditions are met. The site you pick should have: œ Subdued lighting conditions. You should have the ability to turn down/off the lights and block sun...
Page 14 - WARNING; : THE EPIX SYSTEM MUST NOT BE INSTALLED ON THE NETWORK; USB
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 13 4.3. LOADING THE EPIX DRIVER SOFTWARE Do not plug in or turn on the EPIX scanner before installing the Logos Imaging software. The EPIX system drivers are loaded automatically during Logos Software installation. WARNING : THE EPIX SYSTEM MUST NOT BE INSTALLE...
Page 15 - SECTION 5 : SYSTEM OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 14 SECTION 5 : SYSTEM OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5.1. PREPARING YOUR CURRENT X-RAY EQUIPMENT The EPIX Digital Imaging System produces x-ray images of high quality and low noise. More details on how this technology works can be found in appendix A. Almost any x-ray ...
Page 18 - SECTION 6 : SOFTWARE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 17 SECTION 6 : SOFTWARE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Logos Imaging software can capture digital x-ray images from the EPIX systems. Please refer to the Logos Imaging software user’s manual or online help file for detailed instructions.
Page 19 - SECTION 7: MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES; Cleaning the Scanner
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 18 SECTION 7: MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES The EPIX Digital Imaging System is designed for many years of trouble-free operation. It is manufactured from the highest quality components to ensure excellent performance. Maintenance that can be performed by the operator ...
Page 20 - : To avoid possible electrical shock, ensure; Carousel Maintenance
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 19 7.2. OPERATOR MAINTENANCE Scanner Maintenance The only operator serviceable part of the EPIX SCANNER is the fuse. If you experience any other maintenance problem, contact your local Logos Imaging dealer. Follow these directions to change the fuse. Fig. 7-2 T...
Page 24 - SECTION 8: STORAGE AND SHIPMENT
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 23 SECTION 8: STORAGE AND SHIPMENT 8.1. STORAGE The EPIX Digital Imaging System has been designed for long-term operation in a normal office environment. The system must be protected from adverse conditions such as excessive moisture, cold or heat. If the syste...
Page 25 - SECTION 9 : TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS; EPIX Scanner; 70 micron square pixels, approximately 2 lp/mm
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 24 SECTION 9 : TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 9.1. SPECIFICATIONS EPIX Scanner Height 39.4 cm 15.5 in Width 49.3 cm 19.4 in Depth 27.4 cm 10.8 in Weight (empty) 15 kg 32 lbs Interface Cables USB cables Voltage 100-240 V AC Freque ncy 50/60 Hz Power 100 watts max. Las...
Page 26 - SECTION 10: WARRANTY STATEMENT
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 25 SECTION 10: WARRANTY STATEMENT EPIX Scanner The scanner and carousels are warranted against defects arising from faulty materials or workmanship for one (1) year from date of purchase. Parts will be repaired or replaced at our option. The EPIX Scanner and Ca...
Page 27 - Appendix A: Storage Phosphor Technology
Logos Imaging EPIX Scanner User Manual 26 Appendix A: Storage Phosphor Technology The EPIX SCANNER Digital Imaging System produces high quality x-ray images at very low doses. The imaging plates in the EPIX SCANNER system are much more efficient at capturing x-ray energy than x-ray film. How Storage...