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ADJUSTMENTS 6
ACCEPTANCE 7
SERVICE INFORMATION 8
CAN-controlled X-ray generator

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SAFETY INFORMATION
Contents
TEXT
1. Safety Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−1

1.1. Intended use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−1
1.2. Accompanying documents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−1
1.3. General safety precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−1
1.4. Safety signs on the X−ray generator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−2
1.5. Load limit values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−2
1.6. Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−2
1.7. Spare parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−2
1.8. Safety messages and other messages used in this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−3
1.8.1. Safety messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−3
1.8.2. Other messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−3
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Velara INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA
1. SAFETY INFORMATION
1.1. INTENDED USE

This X−ray generator is part of an X−ray system that emits ionizing radiation. Use the X−ray generator for diagnostic
and interventional X−ray applications, only. Use the X−ray generator within stationary medical X−ray systems for
human beings, only.
Only qualified personnel must operate the X−ray system.
Only technically qualified, appropriately trained and instructed Field Service Engineers (FSE) must do the service
procedures of this X−ray generator. The FSE must be authorized to work with radiography equipment in medical
applications and to put this X−ray generator into operation.
The conditions for safe operation, and environmental conditions are part of the accompanying documents of the
X−ray system.
1.2. ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS

The user of this manual must read and carefully review the instructions about service procedures. Certain
procedures can have changed since you previously did the service procedures of a similar product. The changes
can significantly affect the present service procedure.
The instructions in this manual are considered as a supplementary guideline to do the service procedures of this
X−ray generator correctly. They are kept brief.
1.3. GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Before you start the service procedures, obey the following instructions:
− Obey the safety information of the respective X−ray generator and the respective X−ray system!
− Do all service procedures in strict compliance with the provided safety instructions!
− Do all service procedures in strict compliance with the local regulations concerning safety, health, accident
prevention, environment protection, and medical X−ray devices!
− Make sure that the electrical installations of medically used rooms are in compliance with the requirements of
each country!
− Protect yourself and others from leakage radiation or scattered radiation! Do not expose yourself or others
directly to the X−ray beam!
− The oxygen content of the ambient air during operation must be lower than 25 %.
− Take precautions against infections caused by body fluids:
− Wear rubber gloves where body fluids can be present!
− Do not eat, drink, or smoke with contaminated hands or gloves!
− When you finished work, dispose the gloves according to environmental regulations.
− Take precautions against electrical hazards:
− Set the power to OFF when you do the service procedures of the X−ray system. Make sure that no other
person can set the X−ray system to ON accidentally! Only set the power to ON, when it is necessary for the
service procedure!
− Connect this X−ray generator to a supply with a protective earth conductor to prevent a possible electrical
shock!
− Make sure that all accessible internal and external protective earth conductors are connected properly after
service work.
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− Use the protection service kit for electrostatic discharge (ESD) when you touch sensitive electrostatic
devices!
− Remove all jewelry, such as bracelets, watches, or rings to prevent short circuits!
− Keep away water or other liquids from the inside of the X−ray generator to prevent short circuits or corrosion!
− Use appropriate lifting devices when you have to lift heavy loads or ask another person for help!
− Use the carrying handles or auxiliary lifting devices on the X−ray generator if available.
− If necessary, wear appropriate protective clothing, such as safety boots, safety goggles, and gloves!
− Before you do serivce procedures, make sure that the temperature inside the X−ray generator decreases to a
comfortable value!
− Be careful with sharp edges that some components can have!
− Make sure that you always have sufficient light!
− Do all relevant safety checks before you hand the X−ray system over to the customer!
− Never let problems unsolved that can affect the safety of the X−ray system!
1.4. SAFETY SIGNS ON THE X−RAY GENERATOR

− Do not remove or change safety signs!
− Replace illegible safety signs by genuine spare parts!
− Clean soiled safety signs!
The following safety signs are attached on the X−ray generator:

Refer to 2Z−10.1 ’Velara Warning Labeling’ to see the position and the content of the labels.
1.5. LOAD LIMIT VALUES

The X−ray generator has sensors which check certain parameters in operation. The sensors prevent a possible
overload or damage of the X−ray generator.
− Do not change any safety devices!
− Obey the product specific load limit values mentioned in this manual!
1.6. TOOLS
− Use tools and measurement devices, which are suitable for the respective service procedure!
− Use test and adjustment devices which are calibrated at regular intervals!
− Do not use auxiliary materials past their expiration date!
1.7. SPARE PARTS

− Replace faulty components which affect the safety of the X−ray equipment by genuine spare parts, only!
− Refer to the local service provider of Philips Medical Systems to order spare parts!
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1.8. SAFETY MESSAGES AND OTHER MESSAGES USED IN THIS MANUAL
1.8.1. Safety messages
The following safety--relevant messages occur in the manual:
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or
moderate injury.
Safety messages within single steps of a service procedure occur without a preceding signal panel. The single
signal word precedes these steps.
1.8.2. Other messages
The following notes occur in the manual:
NOTICE addresses practices not related to personal injury. It relates

to possible property damage.
IMPORTANT refers to guidelines, parameters, conditions, or restrictions to obey.
TIP indicates helpful information how to improve the service procedure or how to save time.
Other messages within single steps of a service procedure occur without a preceding message panel or message
symbol. The single message word precedes these steps.
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INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA

Contents
TEXT
1. History of this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−1
2. Introduction and technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−5

2.1. Abbreviation and acronyms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−5
2.2. Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−5
2.2.1. Product information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−5
2.2.2. Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−6
2.2.3. Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−6
2.2.4. Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−6
2.2.5. Installation materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−7
2.2.5.1. Not contained in the scope of delivery of the generator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−7
2.2.6. Manpower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−7
2.2.7. Planned maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−7
2.3. Compatibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−8
2.3.1. Product End Items (PEI’s) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−8
2.3.2. Generator components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−9
2.3.3. X−Ray Tube Housing Assemblies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−10
2.3.4. Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−11
2.3.4.1. Hardware options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−11
2.3.4.2. Software options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−11
2.3.5. Certifiable items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−11
2.4. Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−11
2.4.1. Mechanical data and drawings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−11
2.4.2. Electrical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−12
2.4.2.1. Power data and mains conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−12
2.4.2.2. Operating data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−13
2.4.2.3. Mains supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−14
2.4.2.4. Calculating the mains resistances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−16
2.4.2.5. Power-ON circuit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−18
2.4.2.6. Interface cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−18
2.4.3. Environmental condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−19
2.4.3.1. Climatic conditions for operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−19
DRAWINGS
Mechanical dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z−1.1
Connection diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z−7.1
Connection diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z−7.2
Earthing diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z−7.3
Legend for earthing and cabeling diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z−7.10

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1. HISTORY OF THIS MANUAL
− 4512 984 26941 Applicable for Velara CV, CFD, RF and GCF
REV AA March 2003 First edition of Velara subsystem
REV AB June 2003 Corrections in chapters:
Technical data (compatible tubes), Installation (stator data, Cu interface),
Replacement added.
REV AC Nov 2003 Corrections in chapters:
Programmings (SAN/Signal Bus jumper).
− 4512 984 28011

REV AA Dec 2003 This manual replaces all revisions of 4512 984 26941 but for Velara
CFD only ! The manual update distribution is established with
Allura FD FCO 722 00031
Corrections: the stator data are finally revised
Technical changes: FW update into CFD Rel 1.2, Dig kVmA Unit
update into xx51
REV AB March 2003 This manual replaces all revisions of 4512 984 26941 and 4512 984
28011 REV AA for all Velara CFD, CV, RF and GCF
Corrections: Replacement completed
Technical change: update of Dig kVmA Unit into xx51
REV AC April 2004 This manual replaces 4512 984 28011 REV AB
Corrections: Z1−2 Power supply
REV AD May 2004 This manual replaces 4512 984 28011 REV AC
Technical change: update of CuBe into xx06
Corrections: Replacement completed
Correction: Replacement kV/mA control, CuBe
Improvement: Chapter Installation
REV AE July 2004 This manual replaces 4512 984 28011 REV AD
Incorporation of generator Velara CFD Upgrade for IBIS 2 (OMCP/FD)
Corrections and improvements.
− 4512 984 28012

REV AA August 2004 This manual replaces 4512 984 28011 REV AE
Incorporation of generator Velara CVFD
− 4512 984 28013

REV AA February 2005 This manual replaces 4512 984 28012 REV AA
Incorporation of generator Velara CVFD Upgrade for IBIS 2 (OMCP/FD)
Technical change: update of generator cabinet E into 9896−010−4030x
Chapter Installation: New SMI structure
− 4512 984 28014 Vers. 00

August 2005 This manual replaces 4512 984 28013 REV AA
Incorporation of generator Velara GFD
Improvement: Chapter Introduction and technical data

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− 4512 984 28014 Vers. 01

December 2005 This manual replaces 4512 984 28014 Vers. 00
Improvement: Chapter Installation
Corrections: Z1−4.1.1 to Z1−4.1.4 CuBe
Corrections: Z2−1.1 / Z2−1.2 Cabinet wiring E
− 4512 984 28015 Vers. 00

March 2006 This manual replaces 4512 984 28014 Vers. 01
Incorporation of Velara RF/GCF Release 2
Incorporation of Velara CVFD Release 3
− 4512 984 28016 Vers. 00

June 2006 This manual replaces 4512 984 28015 Vers. 00
Incorporation of Velara CVFD Release 4
Correction for HV cables in chapter Tech Data
− 4512 984 28016 Vers. 01

August 2006 This manual replaces 4512 984 28016 Vers. 00
Corrections: 2Z−10.2 Velara Labelling Generator Cabinet
Improvement/Correction: Chapter Installation
− SETTING−TO−WORK OVERVIEW
− Overview of electrical connections of the H.V. generator
− INSTALLING THE GRIDSWITCH TANK GWS
− HARDWARE PROGRAMMING
− 4512 984 28016 Vers. 02

Sept. 2006 This manual replaces 4512 984 28016 Vers. 01
Incorporation of Velara CVFD Rel 2.5.1
− 4512 984 28017 Vers. 00

January 2007 This manual replaces 4512 984 28016 Vers. 02
Incorporation of Velara RF/GCF Rel 3.5
− 4512 984 28017 Vers. 01

July 2007 This manual replaces 4512 984 28017 Vers. 00
− CSA label added
− data correction in chapter 1
− Velara CVFD Rel 3.x End of Production
− Velara RF / GCF Rel 2.x End of Production
− Velara GFD Re1.x End of Production
− 4512 984 28018 Vers. 00

January 2008 This manual replaces 4512 984 28017 Vers. 01
− Tool definition updated
− Securing of the cabinet incorporated
− Data correction in chapter 1 and 2
− Incorporation of Velara CVFD Rel. 5.6
− Update of Labelling for Velara CVFD Rel 5.6.1

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− 4512 984 28019 Vers. 00

− New power switch ENF2
− Removal of the ENF2 from the secondary−circle of the supply transformer
− Insertion of the ENF2 into the primarily−circle of the supply transformer
− 4512 984 28019 Vers. 01

Incorporation of Velara CVFD Rel. 5.7
− 4512 984 28019 Vers. 02

September 2008 This manual replaces 4512 984 28019 Vers.01
− Corections for Mains Transformer ENT
− CSA Label replace UL Lable
− 4512 984 28019 Vers. 03

Dezember 2008 This manual replaces 4512 984 28019 Vers.02
− Correction of Programming EZ W4
− FDA and CE Conformity of Labels e.g. symbol of manufacturer
− CuBe 12NC changed due to Geode CPU
− Option Upgrade Velara RF to GCF added
− 4512 984 31101 Vers. 00

January 2009 This manual replaces 4512 984 28019 Vers.03
− Grid Switch Supervisor Box added with impact on the chapters: Installation,
Replacement and Drawings Z1 and Z2
− GS procedures for Test and Calibration added
− Tolerance values of Converter test increased
− Location of mAs measurement points moved to GS supervisor Box
− Surge Arrester WN: new PEI number, mandatory for all new CV Systems
− Installation of ferrite cores in Surge Arrester for CV Systems only
− 4512 984 31101 Vers. 01

March 2009 This manual replaces 4512 984 31101 Vers.00
Improvement/Correction: Introduction and Technical Data
− Chapter Installation
− Chapter Faultfinding
− Chapter Replacements
− 4512 984 31101 Vers. 02

July 2009 This manual replaces 4512 984 31101 Vers.01
− Tool definition updated
Improvement/Correction: Introduction and Technical Data
− Chapter Installation
− Chapter Faultfinding
− Chapter Replacements
− 4512 984 31101 Vers. 03

August 2009 This manual replaces 4512 984 31101 Vers.02
− Phase suspension relay ENK3 added on Drawings Z1 and Z2
− 4512 984 31101 Vers. 04

January 2010 This manual replaces 4512 984 31101 Vers.03
− Phase suspension relay K3 removed on Drawings Z1 and Z2
− Correction: Replacement kV/mA control

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-- 4512 984 31101 Vers. 05

March 2010 This manual replaces 4512 984 31101 Vers.04
-- Ferrite ring core in CAN connection BIAS added on Drawings Z1 and Z2
-- 4512 984 31102 REV AA

November 2010 This manual replaces 4512 984 31101 Vers.05
Improvement/Correction: Chapter Installation
-- Chapter Faultfinding
-- Chapter Replacements
Incorporation of Velara CVFD Release 5.9.1
Corrections: Z1--2 Power supply with mains transformer
Corrections: Z1--3.2 kV power unit
Corrections: Z1--3.4.1to 3.4.2 kV control and mA control
Corrections: Z1--4.1.1 to Z1--4.1.4 CuBe
Corrections: Z1--14.2 Tube multiplexer 2 Tube
-- 4512 984 31103 REV AA

March 2011 This manual replaces 4512 984 31102 REV AA
-- New Rotor Control HS: Chapter Faultfinding
Chapter Replacements
Drawing: 2Z--10.1 Velara Warning Labeling
Drawing: Z1--3.2.1 EQ kV power unit
-- Improvement/Correction: Chapter Installation
Chapter Faultfinding
Chapter Programmings
Drawing: Z1--3.4.1 EH kV--control.
-- 4512 984 31103 REV AB

August 2011 This manual replaces 4512 984 31103 REV AA
-- Technical changes: add new 12NC 451210513071 for Converter 100/2 (8E)
Chapter Introduction and Technical Data
Drawing: 2Z--10.1 Velara Warning Labeling
Drawing: Z1--3.2.1 EQ kV power unit
-- 4512 984 31103 REV AC

October 2011 This manual replaces 4512 984 31103 REV AB
-- Technical changes: CuBe 12NC changed
-- 4512 984 31104 REV AA

February 2012 This manual replaces 4512 984 31103 REV AC
-- Safety messages according to IEC 60601--1 3rd Edition
-- Improvement/Correction: Introduction and Technical Data
-- Incorporation of Velara CVFD Release 5.11.3
1--4 CSIP Level 1 (12.0) Velara

 2012 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. Velara_1
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2. INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA
2.1. ABBREVIATION AND ACRONYMS
Abbreviation Explanation
AEC Automatic Exposure Control

AWG American Wire Gauge
C Cardio
CAN Control Area Network
C/FD Cardio/ Flat detector
CuBe Central Unit + Base Extension
C/V Cardio Vascular
DMC Development and Manufacturing Centre
duty factor duty factor = pulse width * pulse frequency
FD Flat detector
FDXD Flat Dynamic X-ray Detector
FSF Field Service Framework
FU Function units
FRU Field Replacement Unit
GS Grid switch
GSS Grid Switch Supervisor
H.V. High voltage
I Current
II Image Intensifier
N Neutral
PE Protective Earth conductor
PMS Philips Medical Systems
RF Radiography/Fluoroscopy
RCD Residual Current Device (Earth−leakage circuit−breaker)
SAN Signal Area Network
SDL Serial Data Link
SYSCO System Coordinator
U Voltage
2.2. INTRODUCTION
2.2.1. Product information
The Velara family of generators for radiography is based on computer-controlled converter technology.
The converter operates in the non-audible frequency range.
Control between the internal function units (FUs) and the external online equipment takes place via a CAN bus.
Safety-relevant signals are transferred directly on the signal bus (SAN).

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2.2.2. Applications
− Radiography, Fluoroscopy in Eleva Systems

− Cardio Vascular in Integris Allura Systems
The Velara generator is intended to be incorporated in following systems, controlled via a system controller:
− Cardio Velara CFD
− URF Velara RF + Velara GCF + Velara GFD
− Cardio/Vascular Velara CV + Velara CVFD
For details refer to applicable System Service Manual.
2.2.3. Tools
In addition to the standard tools the following are required:
Tool
Tool name Model 12 NC Number Remark
code
Mains resistance meter TC088 MRM 100 4522−300−23621
Dose kVp meter TC261 Unfors XI 4522−500−51721
Fluke−199/C0x
Oscilloscope TC095 4522−300−20301
Scope Meter
for Velara
0−modem cable RF/GCF/GFD in
4522−980−38603
Cable kit TC003 NT Systems and
Velara CV only
All purpose socket

TC046 PLCC AMP822154−1 4522−500−52051
extraction tool
Crimp hand tool Davico DHC 15 Tyco Su-

TC342 4522−300−36561 as equivalent to
per Champ
or ––––––––––––––––– Tyco super
Champ II
super champ II TC011 Tyco Super Champ
for Velara CVFD,

GS Calibration SW 4522 210 3952.
CV and GCF
for Velara CVFD,

GS diagnostic Tool TC341 4522 300 36541
CV and GCF
Service PC authorized
and maintained by Philips
Also see ”Tool Catalogue” of PMS.
2.2.4. Preparation
Connection diagram: see drawing Z−7.1, Z−7.2
Earthing diagram: see drawing Z−7.3
Legend: see drawing Z−7.10

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2.2.5. Installation materials
2.2.5.1. Not contained in the scope of delivery of the generator
To be ordered from PMS Service Orderdesk DMC Hamburg:

− Cabinet rear cover: 9896 010 40191
− Earth-leakage circuit-breaker (RCD):

To be provided between fuse and X-ray installation depending upon local regulations.
Siemens type is recommended:
− Type: N5SZ Typ B
− Order No. 5SZ3 466-0KG00
− Rated fault current 30 mA
− Rated current 63 A
− Connection terminals (MEX) for wire cross
sections of up to 25 mm2 ( 3 AWG ).
− Relay for warning indicator (optional): 4512 100 45231
2.2.6. Manpower
Time planning : 4 hours / 1 service engineer.

To insert the H.V. generator, with a weight of 80 kg, in the generator cabinet a second person is needed.
Time: 10 minutes.
To insert the Grid Switch Tank GWS, with a weight of 24 kg, in the generator cabinet a second person is needed.
Time: 10 minutes.
2.2.7. Planned maintenance
The technical documentation for planned maintenance work in compliance with the applicable regulations are
available at the responsible authority of Philips Medical Systems.
The importance of having maintenance implemented is pointed out to the operator in the operating instructions.
It must be guaranteed that the person carrying out maintenance work knows about the respective national
regulations and that this person observes these regulations throughout all steps of maintenance work.

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2.3. COMPATIBILITY
2.3.1. Product End Items (PEI’s)
− Velara GCF 1T Rel.1 − 9890 000 6201. End of Production

− Velara RF 1T Rel.1 − 9890 000 6205. End of Production

− Velara RF 2T Rel.3 − 9890 000 7029.

− Velara GCF 2T Rel.3 − 9890 000 7030.
− Velara GFD − 9890 000 6209. End of Production
− Velara CV − 9890 000 6501. End of Production
− Velara CFD − 9890 000 6502. End of Production

− Velara CVFD Rel.1 − 9890 000 65031 End of Production

− Velara CVFD Rel.4 − 9890 000 6506. End of Production
− Velara CVFD Rel.5 − 9890 000 6507.
− Velara CFD Upgrade for IBIS 2 (OMCP/FD) − 9890 000 7001. End of Production
− Velara CVFDRel.3 Upgrade for IBIS 2 (OMCP/FD) − 9890 000 7012. End of Production
− Velara CVFDRel.2 Upgrade for IBIS 2 (OMCP/FD) − 9890 000 7032. End of Production
− Velara CVFDRel.4.2 Upgrade for IBIS 2 (OMCP/FD)− 9890 000 70125 End of Production
− Velara CVFDRel.5 Upgrade for IBIS 2 (OMCP/FD) − 9890 000 70127 End of Production

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2.3.2. Generator components
Component Code number as Part of Velara

RF GCF CV CFD* CVFD GFD**
1T 2T 1T 2T
Firmware:
Firmware Velara RF Rel.3 4512 204 0034. x x
Firmware Velara CV 4512 204 0021. x
Firmware Velara CVFD R.5 4512 204 0051. x
Base OPTIMUS TC 4512 204 0001. x x x x x x
CuBe’s:
CuBe RF Rel.3 4512 204 0035. x x x
CuBe CV 4512 204 0018. x
CuBe CVFD Rel. 5 4512 204 0052. x
Unit CuBe 4512 178 0096. x x x x x x

Unit AMPLIMAT FD 4512 178 0034. x x x
Unit INTEGRIS TC 4512 178 0022. x
Dual–speed rotor control 9890 000 0269. x x x x x x

Extension 65/80/100kW TC 4512 204 0003. x x x x x x
Converter 100/2 (8E) 4512 204 0004. x x x x x x
4512 104 7232.
4512 104 1307.
Converter 100/2 (8E) 4512 204 0055. x
4512 105 1260.
Unit kV/mA control 4512 178 0005.
4512 178 0056. x x x x x x
4512 178 0087.
H.V. transformer:
H.V. transformer 1 tube, 4512 204 0007. x x x x x
65/80/100kW 4512 104 9454.
H.V. transformer 2 tube, 4512 204 0008. x x x
65/80/100kW 4512 104 9455.
Tube Multiplexer 4512 204 0009. x x x
GS TANK TC 4512 204 0012. x x

4512 104 5691.
Surge arrester Velara 9890 000 0286. x x x x x x
GS Supervisor Control 4512 105 0902. x x x x
*) Velara CFD is field upgraded into Velara CVFD.

**) Velara GFD is field upgraded into Velara GCF.

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2.3.3. X−Ray Tube Housing Assemblies
The generator is compatible with the following Philips tube types:
Application
X−Ray tube housing Not for
assemblies CFD* RF & GCF GFD** CV CVFD current
series
MRC 200 0407 ROT−GS 1004 x x
MRC 200 0508 ROT 1001 x x
MRC 200 0508 ROT−GS 1001 x x
MRC 200 0508 ROT 1002 x x
MRC 200 0508 ROT−GS 1002 x x
MRC 200 0508 ROT 1003 x x
MRC 200 0508 ROT−GS 1003 x x x
MRC 200 0310 ROT−GS 1004 x x
MRC 200 0508 ROT 1005 x x
MRC 200 0508 ROT−GS 1005 x
MRC 200 0508 ROT−GS 1008 x x
MRM 0410 ROT−GS 2502 x x

MRM 0508 ROT−GS 2502 x x x
RO 1750 ROT 350 x

RO 1648 ROT 350 x
RO 1648 ROT 360 x
SRO 0951 ROT 350 x

SRO 2550 ROT 350 x
SRO 2550 ROT 360 x
SRO 32100 ROT 350 x
SRO 33100 ROT 350 x
SRO 33100 ROT 351 x
SRO 33100 ROT 360 x
SRM 0511 ROT−GS 501 x

SRM 0608 ROT−GS 505 x x
SRM 0612 ROT 504 x
SRM 1551 ROT 500 x
SRM 2250 ROT 500 x
*) Velara CFD is field upgraded into Velara CVFD.
**) Velara GFD is field upgraded into Velara GCF.
Current information on further tubes to be connected is available at the service center Hamburg.
Refer to technical data on system level.

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2.3.4. Options
Component overview according to the commercial catalogue.

Only the versions in the current commercial catalogue can be ordered .
2.3.4.1. Hardware options
− Upgrade kit Velara RF to GCF 9890 000 62972

− 3 Field AMPLIMAT Chamber for Velara RF/GCF/GFD
− 5 Field Bucky AMPLIMAT Chamber for Velara RF/GCF Release ≥ 2 : 9890 000 7000x
− 7 Field AMPLIMAT Chamber for Velara GFD and RF/GCF Release >= 3: 9890 000 7009x
2.3.4.2. Software options
Inside the generator there are no software options. The programming of certain software functions takes place via
the system controller.
2.3.5. Certifiable items

− X−Ray Control cabinet E − 9890 000 02101
− H.V. generator 1 tube − 4512 104 9454.
− H.V. generator 2 tube − 4512 104 9455.
2.4. TECHNICAL DATA
2.4.1. Mechanical data and drawings
Installation dimensions see drawing Z−1.1

Transport data:
Weights (kg) Dimensions (cm)
net gross length width height

Case 1 :
Contents : generator cabinet 150 207 220 82 88
Case 2 :
Contents : H.V. generator
1–tube version 79 107 77 67 80
2–tube version 82 107

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2.4.2. Electrical data
2.4.2.1. Power data and mains conditions
Short-time rated load at 0.1 s 50 kW 65 kW 80 kW 100 kW

Nominal elektrical Power at 100 kV
IEC 60 601−2−7
Mains data :
Mains voltage : 3 x 380 V ± 10%
3 x 400 V ± 10%
3 x 440 V ± 10%
3 x 460 V ± 10%
3 x 480 V ± 10%
Mains frequency range : 49..61 Hz
Frequency variation : 0,5 Hz / min.
Max. mains resistance (RXG):
at 380 V ≤ 250 mΩ ≤ 200 mΩ ≤ 150 mΩ ≤ 100 mΩ
at 400 V ≤ 300 mΩ ≤ 250 mΩ ≤ 200 mΩ ≤ 150 mΩ
at 440 V ... 460 V ≤ 350 mΩ ≤ 300 mΩ ≤ 250 mΩ ≤ 200 mΩ
at 480 V ≤ 400 mΩ ≤ 350 mΩ ≤ 300 mΩ ≤ 200 mΩ
Mains fuses ( slow blow ) : 35 A 50 A 50 A 63 A
Connected load:
Static power consumption IFuse x U x v3
e.g. 100kW / 63 A : 63Ax400Vx1.73 = 43.6 kW
Power data at 400 V

Short-time rated at 100 kV / [ xxxmA ]
max. current per phase 145 A 190 A 230 A 290 A
[500mA] [650mA] [800mA] [1000mA]
Dynamic power consumption I x U x v3
e.g. 400V~ / (100kV) / 290 A : 290Ax400Vx1.73 = 200.92 kW
Current per phase during standby <2A
Current per phase during
continuous X-ray <8A
at 3mA/110kV
Power consumption
at defined profile:
− 61.5 % Standby
− 37.5 % Fluoro
870 W
− 1.0 % Exposure
Power loss (Dissipation)
of E cabinet
at lateral clearance 0 mm < = 500 W
at lateral clearance 70 mm < = 800 W
(see also Z−1.1)

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2.4.2.2. Operating data
Short-time rated load at 0.1 s 50 kW 65 kW 80 kW 100 kW

Tube voltage [kV]:
− Velara CV, CFD and CVFD : 40 −125 kV
− Velara RF, GCF and GFD: 40 −150 kV
Tube current[ mA ] 1 − 650 1 − 900 1 − 1100 1 − 1250
Exposure time :
with AEC 1 ms − 4 s
without AEC 1 ms − 16 s
mAs product :
with AEC 0.5 − 600 mAs
without AEC 0.5 − 850 mAs
Serial exposure :
Runtime 1 − 100 s
Max. duty factor :
in the run 0.6
for 10s 0.8
Pulse frequency
with AEC (Amplimat) 0.1 − 12 Hz
with AEC (II phototimer, FDXD) 0.1 − 30 Hz
without AEC 0.1 − 60 Hz
( with dose measurment after pulse )
Minimum interval between pulses 1 ms

Continuous fluoroscopy :
Setting ranges
high voltage 40 − 125 kV
tube current 0.2 − 30 mA
Pulsed fluoroscopy :
Setting ranges
high voltage 40 − 125 kV
tube current 2.5mA − 200mA
pulse width 2.5 − 100 ms

pulse frequency 0.1 − 30 Hz
max. duty factor 0.8
reaction time 0.25 ms
in case of missing beam attenuation 0.25 ms

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2.4.2.3. Mains supply
1. Standards
The instructions are based on the following IEC standards:

− IEC 60364: Electrical installation of buildings.
− IEC 60601−1−2 : EMC requirements
− UXN 035031 S0−1
However, the national instructions should always be given priority over these instructions.
2. Room mains power
The Velara X−ray generator needs a symmetrical (well balanced) 3−phase mains to ground.
3. Mains isolating systems
The allowed isolating systems are the TN ,TT and IT (see figure 4).
(1) IT (2) TN (3) TT

Input Type B,D,F Input Type Input Type A,C
A,C
MEB MEB MEB
Figure 4
MEB: Mains Earth Bar
IT: transformer parts are isolated

TN: directly connected to ground
TT: directly connected to ground

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4. Mains input types:
Type A
4−phase star, 4 wires, earthed neutral point;

N not connected to Velara
Type B
3−phase star, 3 wires, non-earthed neutral point;

only permitted if well balanced.
Type C
3−phase star, 3 wires, earthed neutral point.
Type D
3−phase star, 4 wires, non-earthed neutral point;

only permitted if well balanced,
N not connected to Velara
Type F
3−phase delta, 3 wires;

only permitted if well balanced
IMPORTANT: Test before and after installation if all phases to P. E. do not differ more than 5 %.
In all other cases: Use a transformer as described below as otherwise the generator does not
operate within legal limits.
Type G
Only
via (PDU)
isolating To X-ray generator
transformer

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5. Mains distribution
According to PMS standard UXN 035031 S0−1 a dedicated, low impedance, permanently installed connection, fed
in by the hospital stepdown transformer to supply large systems like MR, CT, X-ray Systems is required.
Recommended is the cable type NYC(W)Y.
6. Mains surge requirements
6.1. Surge arrester WN for Velara RF and GCF:
The generator Velara without the surge arrester WN is designed for surge protection (at immunity test levels):
< 2kV between line(s) to ground and < 1 kV from line to line. This is according to IEC 60601−1−2 section 36.202.5.
If the hospital mains is not conform with these values the surge arrester WN (standard delivery of the generator)
must be connected.
6.2. Surge arrester WN for Velara CVFD, Velara CV:
The Surge Arrester Unit need to be installed in each Cardio Vascular System, independent whether the
IEC 60601−1−2 specification is fulfilled or not, or whether an additional PDU is connected in the mains power
supply.
2.4.2.4. Calculating the mains resistances
The main resistance depends on the hospital step-down transformer, the mains supply line and all installation parts
such as fuses, terminals etc..
If possible, the sum of R0, R1, R2 and R3 should be

smaller than the RXG required. R0 + R1 + R2 + R3 < RXG
With higher internal mains resistances the generator
MEX
output has to be reduced respectively, depending on l1 l3
L1
mains voltage supply as well. L2 L1
Note that the cross section of lead l3 must not exceed L3 L2
L3
25mm2. Main switch
Sub distribution
Main distribution Cabinet rear
cover
− R0 designates the mains resistance on the hospital transformer which must be measured at the
mains distribution panel by the electrician responsible in case it is not indicated on the
manufacturer’s label.
− R1 is dependent upon the length of lead l1 between hospital transformer and sub distribution panel
and upon the cross section selected, so:
R1 = l1 RCu RCu from table below
− R2 consists of upstream elements such as:

− EMERGENCY–OFF switch 4 mΩ
− Earth-leakage circuit-breaker 5.5 mΩ
− Fuse 5.5 mΩ
− Surge arrester WN 10.0 mΩ at 50Hz
12.0 mΩ at 60Hz

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− R3 is dependent upon the length of lead l3 between sub distributor panel and cabinet rear cover
and upon the cross section selected, so:
R3 = l3 RCu RCu from table
− RXG specified X-ray generator mains resistance required at ENF1 (see Power data and mains
conditions)
Requirement 1:
To install equipment according to its mains resistance specification the following measurements and calculation
must be done.
Procedure:
1. Determine the main distribution panel where the equipment is supported.
2. Determine the mains resistance at the distribution panel (R0).
3. Determine the room mains resistance specification (Rsp = < RXG), (see Power data and mains conditions).
4. Determine the distance between the mains distribution panel and the mains switch box in the X-ray room.
5. Calculate the conductor size:
L = I1 + I3
R = RXG− R0 − R2
∂x2xL
A≥ (mm2 )
R
A = Cross section of the conductor (mm@)

= Resistivity of copper (17.24 m mm2/m)
L = Cable length (m)
RXG = Specified X-ray generator mains resistance
R0 = Mains resistance at main distribution panel
R2 = Sum of resistances of upstream elements, including the Surge Arrester WN
6. Determine the suitable standard conductor in mm@ or AWG
Resistance RCu [in mW/m]

Copper cross section [mm2] AWG
For double length L:
16.8 5 2.05
26.7 3 1.29
33.6 2 1.03
53.5 1/0 0.64
67.4 2/0 0.51
85.0 3/0 0.41
107.2 4/0 0.32
135.2 5/0 0.26

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2.4.2.5. Power-ON circuit
The power-ON circuit is controlled by the respective system connected at
EZX 550
or
EZX 510B (only Integris systems).
See also drawing ”Power supply with mains transformer” (Z1−2) and CuBe (Z1−4.1x) .
2.4.2.6. Interface cables
The following information shows a list of cables which are compatible with the generator Velara.
The cables are part of the system cabeling and not included in the scope of delivery.
− H.V. cables
Type No. Supplier Plugs Diameter [mm] capacity [pF/m]2) Max. length [m]1)
9806 402 6xx02 Okonite O3/O3 16.5 155 30 m
9806 402 8xx02 Okonite O3/R5 16.5 155 30 m
9890 000 03xx1 Okonite O4/O4 18.2 187 28 m
xx means the length in m
1) In case the total capacity exceeds 4000pf note the following restrictions:
− the max kV must be reduced, e.g. for 28m 155 pf/m to 144 kV
for 30m 155 pf/m to 138 kV
− for a length >26m a longer afterglow at low tube current has to be accepted
2) Remark for Velara GCF / GFD only (external GS Tank ):

− the additional length of the cathode cable of 1,5m to the grid switch tank is not relevant for programming data.
− Calculate the average value of the O4/O4 cable and the anode cable O3/O3 to define the total cable capacity
for programming data.
− Thermal contact cable
2 x 0.83 mm2 , AWG 18, screened: 0722 212 05004

2 x 2x0.5 mm2, AWG 20, screened: 4512 100 66151
10 x 0.53 mm2, AWG 20, screened: 0722 215 19005

for additional supervision like temperature alarm switch, buzzer, selection indicator.
− Stator cable
3 x 1.31 mm2, AWG 16, screened: 0722 215 02054

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Only for Velara RF, GCF and GFD:
− AMPLIMAT cable with D-Sub and 3 PLUS plug.

− xx m 9890 000 017xx (21=12m / 31=16m / .....)
The following cables are components of the Velara GCF and GFD:
− H.V. cable for GS tank 4512 104 91741

Plugs: O3/O3
Length: 3m
(only for GS tubes with external gridswitch, delivered with the option)
− Coaxial cable for control 4512 104 91821

Plugs: BNC
Length: 2m
2.4.3. Environmental condition
1. Climatic conditions: UXN 035 010 class C1

2. Pollution degree classification: 2 (IEC 60601−1)
3. Height above sea level during operation: −760 m ... 3000 m (IEC 6060−1)
4. Mechanical conditions: UXN 035 010 class M1
5. Electrical connections: UXN 035 031 S0−1
6. Electromagnetic compatibility: EN 60 601–1–2, class B
7. Noise measured at 1m distance
in 1m height over floor: < 55 dB (A)
8. ECO design: UXW 030 024
2.4.3.1. Climatic conditions for operations
Ambient temperature: 10°C ... 35°C for performance

10°C ... 40°C for safety
Relative humidity: 15 % ... 95 %, no condensation
Relative atmospheric pressure: 70 kPa ... 110 kPa (according to maximum 3000 m)

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cabinet rear cover
adaptable
2) Free space required for air circulation

2) 2)
hot air must be permitted to escape.
3)
generator
200 +10
2)
2)
to be insulated
from the floor
and wall 3)
2155 +10
2)
1955 +10
2)
2)
2)
adjustable
90° +1
14 +10
70 70
1) 1)
1) 690
cabinet rear cover
1) Lateral clearance 70mm

2) Cable inlet / outlet
160
3) 4 lens sheet metal screw
4 Fischer dowel S6 included
4 washer
520
4 Spring ring
A3 05-02-24 Schr.
0 500 1000
550
mm
Velara
Mechanical dimensions
Velara (a/05.0) Z-1.1
c Philips Medical Systems
Velara INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
Contents
TEXT
1. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−1
1.1. Required tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−2
1.2. Installation of generator components in the cabinet rear cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−3
1.3. Installing the H.V. generator in cabinet E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−4
1.3.1. Overview of electrical connections of the H.V. generator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−11
1.4. Installing the gridswitch tank GWS for the Velara GCF and GFD only . . . . . . . . . 2−12
1.4.1. GS tank is installed in generator cabinet E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−12
1.4.2. GS tank is delivered in an extra box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−12
1.4.3. Overview of electrical connections of the GS tank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−13
1.5. Electrical connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−14
1.5.1. Install Surge Arrester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−14
1.5.2. Mains connection of E cabinet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−15
1.5.3. Stator connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−16
1.5.3.1. Screening . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−16
1.5.3.2. Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−17
1.5.4. Cooling unit / fan connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−18
1.5.5. Signal cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−19
1.5.5.1. Room decade cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−19
1.5.5.2. X-Ray tube housing assembly supervision . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−19
1.5.5.3. CAN interface / signalbus interface / SDL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−20
1.5.5.4. Dose inputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−21
1.5.5.5. Dose rate input . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−21
1.5.6. Power ON control cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−21
1.6. Adapt generator to local mains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−22
1.7. Hardware programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−23
1.7.1. Central unit + Basic extension EZ (CuBe) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−23
1.7.2. Digital kV_mA_Control EH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−24
1.7.3. PCB Roco HS EY 100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−25
1.8. First Power ON at the generator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−26
1.8.1. Check of the RCD (earth-leakage circuit-breaker) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−26
1.8.2. Switch ON the generator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−27
1.9. Setting-to-work overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−28
1.10. Final installation work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−38
1.10.1. Securing the cabinet to the rear cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2−38
DRAWINGS
Connection of generator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Z−2
Warning Labelling Velara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Z−10.1
Velara Labelling System Cabinet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Z−10.2

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1. INSTALLATION
Hazard of electrical shock caused by remaining voltage

S To make sure that no energy is stored in the H.V. cables after you have disconnected
them from the socket, discharge them with a short circuit to ground.
Failure to obey could result in death or serious injury.
Hazard of physiological overload

S Install the H.V. generator (weight: 80kg) with the aid of a second person.
S Install the GS−tank GWS (weight: 24 kg) with the aid of a second person.
Failure to obey could result in minor or moderate injury.
Risk of destruction of the H. V. generator caused by electrical sparkover

S Do not tilt the H.V. generator during transport.
S When tilted more than 45_, you must wait about eight hours before you can start the
setting-to-work procedure of the generator.
Failure to obey could result in property damage.

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1.1. REQUIRED TOOLS
− TC129 standard toolkit
Generator Cabinet E Overview:

Front side Rear side
Grid switch
Grid switch
tank GWS
tank GWS
CuBe EZ CuBe EZ
EX11
EX21
NT24
Power NT Rotor Tube
supply Control Multi-
N Y plexer
WG
2Q
Converter Converter
Q Q 2Q Q
kV/mA control EH EH
GSS Fans M1 M2
GS Supervisor
EH 100
H.V.
Generator G H.V.
Generator G
CSIP Level 1 (12.0) Velara

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1.2. INSTALLATION OF GENERATOR COMPONENTS IN THE CABINET REAR COVER
In case the rear cover has been sent in advance, install the rear cover before the system is supplied.
Figure 1:
cabinet rear cover ME

S Identify the intended position of the generator.
S Attach the cabinet rear cover to the the wall.
S If necessary, install the surge arrester WN inside

the cabinet rear cover
(see Chapter 1.5.1. Install surge arrester or surge
arrester documentation).
S Have the mains cable present at the clinic
connected to mains terminal MEX by a person
who is authorized for this job.
S Set the mains supply present at the clinic to OFF
and make sure that it cannot be switched ON
again by anyone who is not authorized to do so.
generator E
surge arrester WN mains terminal MEX
Figure 1

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1.3. INSTALLING THE H.V. GENERATOR IN CABINET E
Risk of contamination caused by the open dearating hole

S Make sure that no foreign objects fall into the dearating hole.
Failure to obey could result in property damage so that the H. V. generator must be
exchanged.
S Unpack generator cabinet E.

(1)
Figure 2:
In case the H.V. generator has already been installed
in generator cabinet E at the factory:
S Loosen the clamping band lock (1) and remove
the clamping band.
S Remove the deaerating screw completely from
the cover of the H.V. generator (see Figure 13).
Only this way the precision of the high-voltage
measuring divider corresponds to the
specification.
In case the H.V. generator needs to be returned,
this screw must be fixed again. Therefore, keep
the screw laying on top of the cover.
S Control all electrical connections of the H.V.
generator. See overview of connections in
chapter 1.3.1. Figure 2
S Skip the following steps in this chapter. (1)
Figure 3: (1)
In case the H.V. generator is delivered in an extra

box:
S Remove the two lifting bars (1) from the rear side
of the cabinet .
S Remove the distance pieces (spacers) from the
cover plate that is used for H.V. generator back
cover, see figure 9.
Figure 3

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(1)
Figure 4: GM
S Loosen the three snap-action locks (1) at fan
assembly GM.
S Carefully pull the fan assembly a bit to the rear out
of the guide.
S Disconnect the PE connection going to cabinet E
located on the left-hand side on the inside of fan
assembly GM:
GM PE from E PE
S Remove the fan assembly from the cabinet.
(3)
S Loosen the four screws (3) at the metal rear cover

panel (2).
S Push the rear panel (2) upward and remove it.
Figure 4
(2)
Figure 4.1:
In case GS Supervisor is installed:
S Unscrew the GSS box temporarily from the cabinet by
2 Allen screws to insert the H.V. generator.
S Fix the box with a cable tie as shown in Figure 4.1.
NOTICE: Risk of damage of the floor caused

by sharp edges at the bottom of the
H. V. generator
S Do not place the H. V. generator
directly on the floor.
Failure to obey could result in
property damage.
S Unpack the H.V. generator. Figure 4.1

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S Remove the fixing strap from the H.V. generator.
Figure 5:
In case the packing material is strongly soiled with oil, deaerating hole
S identify the reason for the leakage,

S control the oil level,
ÎÎÎÎÎÎÎÎÎÎ
S correct the oil level if necessary.
ÎÎÎÎÎÎÎÎÎÎ 24 mm at
Tolerance: "2mm 20 − 30_C
Oil: Shell Diala G in 2.5l container
4512 148 43172
See also Figure 13.

Figure 5
Figure 6:
S Move the generator directly in front of the

generator cabinet.
S Make sure that the four bolts G X1001 to G X1004
point to the front of the generator cabinet.
The position of the H. V. sockets has to be as
shown in the picture.
S Lift the H.V. generator (2) with the aid of the
transport bars (1).
S Push the generator from the front side into the
generator cabinet.
S Install the generator.
(1) (2) Figure 6

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IMPORTANT
Remarks for H.V. cables at the H.V. Generator or Grid Switch Tank:
1. Do not use a silicone washer.
2. Do not grease the plugs with silicone.
3. The union nuts of the H.V. connectors must be tightened up to ensure good electrical contact for
screening.
4. Only H.V. connectors which have threaded flange halves are allowed to be used.
5. Older H.V. cables still have connectors where the flange halves are kept together with a spring
washer. In such cases modification kit 4512 103 8085x is required.
6. Use the grub screw to tighten the cap nut.
Figure 7:
S Connect the H.V. cables to the H.V. generator:

 Mark the H.V. cables at the generator end and the
tube end with the correct polarity.
 Route the H.V. cables according to 2Z--2.
 Twist the H.V. cables counter-clockwise by one
turn and connect them to the H.V. generator.
The twisting of the cables provides that the
H.V. cables can be put into a loop when the
cabinet is placed against the wall.
 Check whether the H.V. sockets are filled with
some oil. At least the lower half of the plugs must
be wet with oil. Figure 7
The following installation steps are not applicable for Velara RF, continue with Figure 9.
Figure 8, 8.1:
S Connect the protective earth conductors:

-- G X1100 from E (PE)
-- G X1100 from GWS X1100 (PE) Velara GCF
-- G X1200 from GWS X1400 (FE) BIAS as

spade plug
-- G X1200 (FE) CAN prolongation as 6 mm

cable lug, from GSS cable worm
see Figure 8.1 pos 1
New version
since 02/2006
Figure 8
G X1200 (FE) G X1100 (PE)

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Cut the cable shoe of the Can Current Cable.

Dismantle the cable.
3
Crimp the delivered FAST ON male connector at the cable.
Use the crimp hand tool (4522 300 36561).
− Connect the prepared Can Current Cable to the female
FAST ON.
− Bind the cables as shown in Figure 8.1, pos 3.
2
PE = Protective Earth conductor green / yellow

FE = Functional Earth conductor red or grey
1
GSS = Grid Switch Supervisor Box
Figure 8.1
Figure 9:
S Reinstall the metal rear cover panel (1). GM (3) (2)

S Install the distance pieces (spacers) (2).
WARNING! Hazard of electrical shock

S After doing service work always
make sure that the protective earth
conductors are connected
properly.
death or serious injury. (1)
S Reinstall the fan assembly GM (3).

S Control all protective earth conductors to make
sure that they are connected properly.
Figure 9

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Figure 10:
S Remove the screening cap (1) from the

connection terminals G X1001 − G X1004.
For this purpose unscrew the two fixing bolts
(10 mm across flats).
TIP: Make sure to connect the cables and the

terminals corresponding to their color codings.
S Connect the converter supply lines:

− G X1001 of Q C5:1
− G X1002 of Q C6:1
− G X1003 of 2Q C5:1
− G X1004 of 2Q C6:1
NOTICE: Risk of electrical sparkover at the G X1001 G X1002 G X1004

joint between the cable and the grub G X1003
screw (1) Figure 10
S The nuts must be tightened up to
ensure good electrical contact for
screening.
S Reinstall the screening cap (1).
Figure 11:
S Establish rear-side connections to G200:

− G200 X7 to fan GM, 230V~
− G200 X5 from converter 2Q, 24V+
− G200 X6 to kV/mA control, 24V+
Figure 11
G200 X 7 G200 X 5 G X200 X6

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Figure 12:
S Establish front-side connections to G200 /

G100:
− G200 X2 of power supply EN
− G200 X4 of tube extension EWG
(Velara RF / GCF)
− G100 X10 of mA control, filament circuit

fit screw clamp with screw
− G100 X14 of kV/mA control, measuring circuit*
G200 X2 G100 X10 G100 X14

G200 X4
Figure 12
*) In case of Velara CVFD, CV or GCF:

− Connect the cable with the banana plugs 3
EH100 X1404 to EG100 X100 (4) 2
(red = positive, black = negative).
− Mount the GS Supervisor box back to the cabinet,
Figure 12.1 (3)
4
− Connect the grid switch cable BNC at EH 100
X1202 (1) 1
− Connect the cable ’measuring circuit’ from kVmA

control to G100 X14
− Bind the cables with a cable tie as shown (2)
G200 X2 G100 X10 G100 X14
G200 X4
Figure 12.1
Figure 13:
S Remove the deaerating screw (1) from the cover

of the H. V. generator.
Only when the screw is removed completely, the
pressure inside the tank and so the precision of
the measuring divider is within the defined
specifications.
Keep the screw safe, e. g. on top of the cover. In
case the H.V. generator needs to be returned, the
screw must be installed again.
Figure 13
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1.3.1. Overview of electrical connections of the H.V. generator
H.V. generator EG Generator cabinet E Remarks

GX1100 <−− E1 PE central earth at generator cabinet
GX1100 <−− GWSX1100 PE from GS tank, green / yellow *
GX1200 spade plug <−− GWSX1400 Functional Earth BIAS (red cable) *
GX1200 bolt terminal <−− via FastOn device of tube CAN connection, (red or grey cable) *
GSS cable worm
G100X10 <−− EHX1 Filament circuit of mA control
G100X14 −−> EHX11 Measuring signals of G to kV/mA control EH
GX1001 <−− QC5:1 Power connection kV primary circuit of converter 1

Twist the cable! See sketch 1
GX1002 <−− QC6:1 Power connection kV primary circuit of converter 1
GX1003 <−− 2QC5:1 Power connection kV primary circuit of converter 2
GX1004 <−− 2QC6:1 Power connection kV primary circuit of converter 2
G200X2:1 <−− ENX1101 Power supply for the oil twirling stick in G: 230V AC
G200X2:2 <−− ENX1103 Power supply for the oil twirling stick in G: Zero
G200X7:2 −−> GMX1:3 Power supply for fan via G: 230V AC

G200X7:3 −−> GMX1:2 Power supply for fan via G: Neutral
(EGM PE) <−− E PE PE for fan from cabinet E (green/yellow )
G200X4 <−− EWGX30 n.a.

G200X5:1 <−− 2Q100X4:1 24V power supply: 24V +
G200X5:2 <−− 2Q100X4:2 24V power supply: Ground
G200X6:1 −−> HX16:1 24V power supply: 24V +
G200X6:2 −−> HX16:2 24V power supply: Ground
* only applicable for Velara GCF / GFD

Power connection of
kV primary circuit
QC5:1 2QC5:1
Twist the cable! QC6:1 2QC6:1
X1001 X1003 X1002 X1004

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1.4. INSTALLING THE GRIDSWITCH TANK GWS FOR THE VELARA GCF AND GFD ONLY
1.4.1. GS tank is installed in generator cabinet E
Figure 1:
In case the gridswitch tank (GS tank) has already
been installed in generator cabinet E at the factory:
S Loosen the clamping band lock and remove the
clamping band (1).
S Remove the deaerating screw (Figure 3, pos1)
completely.
E
S Store the screw at the GS Unit for a possible return
of the GS tank.
S Control all electrical connections of the H.V.
generator according chapter 1.4.3
S Skip the following steps in the chapter 1.4.2. Figure 1
(1)
(2)
1.4.2. GS tank is delivered in an extra box
Some of the photos in this chapter show the generator cabinet with the pre−installed GS tank.
S Unpack the GS tank.
S Remove the two front screws (2, Figure 1) for the locking of the running rails on generator cabinet E.
Figure 2:
S Pull out the guide rail (1) of the cabinet to the front.
(GS tank (GWS) is actually not present yet!)
GWS
Figure 2
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Figure 3:
The transport bars are located at the cable support (3) (2) (3)
on the rear side of the cabinet.
S Push a transport bar (2) through the lugs (3) of the
GS tank.
S Lift the GS tank GWS onto the extended running

rails.
S Connect the cables at the GS tank:

− HV H.V. cable from HV generator G, GWS
minus pole tube 1 or 2
Tube
− Tube H.V. cable of tube, (O4 cathode)
− X1300 gridswitch cable from EH 100 X 1202
− X1400 BIAS cable (red) from GX 1200

H. X1300 X1400 X1100
V. (1)
− X1100 PE cable from GX 1100
Figure 3
S Push back the running rails along with the GS tank into the cabinet.
S Secure the running rails with the fixing screws (2) so that they cannot be pulled out, Figure 1.
S Remove the deaerating screw (1) completely.
S Store the screw at the GS Unit for a possible return of the tank.#
Refer to SMI (System Manual Installation) to get information on external connections.
1.4.3. Overview of electrical connections of the GS tank
Target connection Source connection

<−−−> Remark
Unit Connector Unit Connector
H.V. cable
H.V. generator EG pole −−−> GS tank GWS HT O3 / O3 plug, 3m
GS tank GWS tube −−−> Tube cathode O4 / O4

Earthing and BIAS current
H.V. generator EG GX1100 <−−−> GS tank GWS GWSX1100 gn/yw
rd with spade plug for
H.V. generator EG GX1200 <−−−> GS tank GWS GWSX1400
GX 1200
Control cable (grid pulse)
EH 100
GSSBox EH 100 −−−> GS tank GWS GWSX1300 BNC
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1.5. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Hazard of electrical shock

S Set the the mains supply available at the clinic to OFF.
S Make sure that it cannot be set to ON again accidentally.
S Disconnect the generator from the mains supply.
S Use a multimeter to make sure that the mains supply is free of voltage.
1.5.1. Install Surge Arrester
IMPORTANT
For CV systems the installation of the surge arrester is mandatory.
For Eleva systems this unit is necessary if IEC 60601--1--2 is not met.
The following must be taken into account:
S Unscrew the cover.

S Attach the surge arrester refer to drawing 2Z--2.
S Connect the four wires of the surge arrester to the mains terminal MEX in the wall junction box.
L1 = brown
L2 = black
L3 = violet
PE= green/yellow
N (if available) is not connected
S Connect the mains feeder of the generator to the terminal WNX 1100 of the surge arrester Fit and install the
mains lead cleat with a cable clip at cable drag relief.
S Fit the cover.
The surge arrester has no fuse of its own. For this reason it may only be looped in between the generator and the
power--specific line fuse of the generator.

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Wall junction box MEX Surge arrester Generator

L1
L1 X1101
br
L2
L2 X1102
Mains supply
blk
50, 60Hz
L3
L3 X1103
vi
N
PE PE PE
gn/yw
WN
X1100
to Generator
from MEX
cable drag relief
1.5.2. Mains connection of E cabinet

S Switch OFF the mains supply present at the clinic.
S Connect the mains cables of the generator to terminal MEX or WNX 11:
E L1 WNX 1101 E L1 (brown) −−> MEX L1 or WNX 1101

E L2 WNX 1102 E L2 (black) −−> MEX L2 or WNX 1102
E L3 WNX 1103 E L3 (violett) −−> MEX L3 or WNX 1103
E PE WNX PE E E (yellow / green −−> MEX PE or WNX PE
To attach the outgoing cables at the relief brackets, refer to drawing 2Z−2.

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1.5.3. Stator connection
Risk of tube damage caused by RoCo

S Make sure that the stator cables of the tubes are not connected to EX11 or EX21 before
you start the generator for the first time!
The MRC flag in the RoCo could be set so that the RoCo starts immediately when you
set the generator to ON. This can cause damage to the tube as the RoCo does not
recognize whether a different tube has been connected to the generator or not.
S Do not connect the stator cables of the tubes before you have configured the tube data
and have started the generator at least once with this new tube data.
This is the only way to make sure that the rotor control applys the new tube data.
1.5.3.1. Screening
Risk of partial or complete breakdown of the generator caused by electrical

interferences
S Make sure that the stator connections at both ends − at the tube end and at the generator
end − have an all−around screen.
This is to avoid interferences on the high−speed rotor control.
General remarks:
S Always use screened cables.

S Keep stator cable separate from all the other signal cables to avoid interferences.
S Earth the screen at both cable ends.
Screening procedure for none system cable

harness:
Wire must be discarded

S Remove any enamel or dirt from the clamp
providing drag relief in the tube housing to make
sure the clamp is conductive.
S Remove the plastic covering around the clamp, Copper foil layers up to
the insulation diameter
about 1cm (0.5”).
S Wrap copper foil around the visible screen of the
cable until the original diameter of the cable is
obtained.
S Remove the present red wire going from the ROT 350 fixing clamp
screen end to the functional earth point of the tube
housing.
S Fix the screen of the stator cable with the clamp.
Ensure that the clamp is secured and the ground
contact works!

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1.5.3.2. Connection
At the tube end

Refer to the unit manual of the respective X-ray tube housing assembly.
At the generator end
S Connect the stator cable to the terminals:

− 1st tube : EX11
− 2nd tube : EX21
EX21
EX11
S Check the stator connection by measuring the resistances:
X-Ray tube housing assembly Resistances [W] ± 10%

U−V V−W U−W
Wire 1−2 Wire 2−3 Wire 1−3
RO 44 36 80
SRO 11 9 20
SRM ROT 500/501/507 11 9 20
SRM ROT 504/505 12 12 12
MRM 12 12 12
MRC 52 52 52
See also the tube documentation.
S Relieve the tension on the stator cable with a cable tie.

S Disconnect the stator cables from EX11 and EX21.

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1.5.4. Cooling unit / fan connection
S Connect the signal input of the cooling unit to the

generator: EZX510 A
V24_Supply
Flow switch
1
Velara R/F, GCF, GFD: Imax = 210mA
2
− EZX510: A4 −−> switch −−> A8 (ground)

3
or
Velara CV, CVFD, CFD: 4
EZX513 Cooling unit
− EZX513: 6 −−> switch −−>1/3/5 (ground) Remote
5
2
Flow switch
6 FlowSwitch 6
S Connect the power cable :

Supply cooling unit (max. 1 unit connectable) 7 flow o.k.
− 3 phase 10A fused, max. L1 − X901 8 1/3/5
L2 − X1001 screen
L3 − X1101 WW
− 1 phase 10A fused, max. L2 − X1001

N − X1103 Cooling unit
Supply tube assembly fan

− 1 phase 10A fused, max. L2 − X1001
N − X1103

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1.5.5. Signal cables
1.5.5.1. Room decade cable
Room radiation indication EZX510 B

(Optional and system dependent): V24_Supply
1
Imax = 210mA
2
S In case of need to connect an external relay for the
Umax = 230V
examination room to control external radiation 3
Imax = 1A
warning devices connect:

EZX510: B1 −−> relay −−> B5 −−> EZK2 4
K2
One relay inclusive cable is part of delivery. 3
5
4
5
An installation place is reserved on the mains 6
connection terminal MEX of the cabinet rear ME
wall junction box
cover. EN_X\ 7
S Make sure that the polarity of the relay is correct

8
as otherwise the generator can fail partially or
even completely.
Radiation indication
1.5.5.2. X-Ray tube housing assembly supervision
EZX510 A
1 tube version: V24_Supply
S Connect the thermoswitch of the tube housing 1

Imax = 210mA
assembly: 2
Velara R/F, GCF: 3
− EZX510: A5 −−> thermoswitch −−> A7

4 tube
or EZX512
Velara CV, CVFD, CFD: 5
TEMPSWITCH thermo switch
− EZX512: 1 −−> thermoswitch −−> 2 6

1
85°C
7 2
TEMP_CM
8
screen
Tube housing supervision

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2 tube version (Velara R/F, GCF, GFD): EWG X1 A

Po_24V
1
S Connect the thermoswitch of the tube housing Imax = 100mA
5 thermo switch
TEMPSWITCH
assembly:
Tube 1:
85°C
− EWG X1A 5: −−> thermoswitch −−> EWG X1A 7 7
TEMP_CM
and 8
tube 1
Tube 2: screen
− EWG X1B 5: −−> thermoswitch −−> EWG X1B 7
EWG X1 B
Po_24V
1
Imax = 100mA
5 thermo switch
TEMPSWITCH
85°C
TEMP_CM
8
tube 2
screen
Tube housing supervision
1.5.5.3. CAN interface / signalbus interface / SDL
Velara R/F, GCF, GFD, CFD and Velara CVFD
Control area network:
− EZX400 − system CAN 1 −−> system controller

or
− EZX401 − system CAN 2 −−> system controller
Signal area network:
− EZX420 − SAN −−> system controller
Velara CV
− EZX1021 − SDL −−> system controller
− EZX410* − signalbus −−> system controller

*)
In case of Velara CV, CVFD or GCF these connectors are a splitter plug with a signal cable for the
GSS box EH100

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1.5.5.4. Dose inputs
S Connect the measuring chambers to the D-Sub connectors EZX11 ... X14.
There are no restrictions on the assignment because the measuring chambers are assigned to the auxiliaries
in SW programming.
S At the junior/extremity measuring chamber with draw pins 101−102−103 or A−D−H for measuring field selection.
These measuring chambers have only one measuring field. The terminal for the left-hand field is used in other
configurations for switching over intensification and must not be connected here.
1.5.5.5. Dose rate input
S Connect the dose rate output of TV chain for fluoroscopy at EZX300.
For Velara GFD and Velara RF / GCF >=Rel.3:

S If applicable, connect the 7 Field FD Chamber for dose rate input to EZ X11 only.
1.5.6. Power ON control cable

S Connect the power ON control cable to EZ X550
or EZ X510B (only Velara CV in Integris systems):
EZX 550 03 or EZX 510B 7 : MN ON/ (mains on)

EZX 550 04 or EZX 510B 4 : RD MN ON/ (ready mains power on)
EZX 550 11 or EZX 510B 6 : MN OF (mains off)
See also drawing ”Power supply with mains transformer” (Z1−2) and CuBe (Z1−4.1x).

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1.6. ADAPT GENERATOR TO LOCAL MAINS
S Program the wire links from 1U, 1V, 1W accordingly the rated mains voltage to 1Ux, 1Vx, 1Wx.
For instance, connect 415V mains systems to the 400V terminals (1U4, 1V4, 1W4).
TIP: The default wiring is 400V.
S Mark the registration sticker at the transformer accordingly.
Warning
This device is wired for 400V 1U NF2:T1
1U1 480V
Rewired Date Signature 1U2 460V
for .....V .......... ............... 440V
1U3
1U4 400V
1U5 380V
2U
1V NF2:T2
1V1 480V
1V2 460V
1V3 440V
1V4 400V
1V5 380V
NOTICE: Risk of ENT24V defect
2V
S Do not change the ENT24V T1
programming! T2
In all cases it must be connected to
1W NF2:T3
ENT 2N.
1W1 480V
Failure to obey could result in 1W2 460V
440V
property damage. 1W3
1W4 400V
1W5 380V
2W
2N
ENT

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1.7. HARDWARE PROGRAMMING
1.7.1. Central unit + Basic extension EZ (CuBe)

S Set the links as follows: (see Z3−1)
Jumper Purpose Position Meaning Remark

1−2 Fast, not used Not Used, see remark 2)
W4 CAN Baud rate
2−3 Normal, de fault Not Used, see remark 2)
Generator position 1−2 Lateral Set to pos 2−3, even for

W5
2−3 Frontal lateral channel!
System interfacing: SAN operation:

W7 open Both bridges must not be
− Velara R/F, GCF
W7 SAN W8 closed closed at the same time!
− Velara CFD, CVFD
W8 or
SignalBus W7 closed SignalBus interfacing on:
operation NON XPER systems
W8 open − Velara CV
closed Cooling unit not present See remark 1) below
X510: Cooling unit:
A4 −−> A8 Flow switch Cooling unit and flow This is a wire jumper at
open
switch present the backside
Power control CuBe R/F, CuBe GFD

open
Plug connection for by EZ X550 CuBe C/FD, CVFD
X11:
the Power Control
by closed
1 −−> 16 Power control only for CuBe C/V
X510B or X550 2 −−> 15 by EZ X510B NON XPER systems
3 −−> 14
Remark 1):
The input flow switch is scanned only if the programmed tube type should have a cooling unit connected:
TIP: In case of a defect in the flow circuit, the Warning 00TJ, exception 08474, leads to a graceful degradation.
Remark 2):
The physical print on the CuBe has a wrong indication, see sketch for W4:
However, the position of the jumper W4 has no influence to the CAN function;
the jumper is not read by the SW.

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1.7.2. Digital kV_mA_Control EH
S Check the links as follows (see Z3−2):
Jumper
Purpose Position Meaning Remarks
Switch
open default
W1 Debug solderable
closed debug mode
open default
W2 Debug solderable
closed debug mode
open default
W3 Debug solderable
closed debug mode
open default
W4 Debug solderable
closed debug mode
open 0 default, solderable

CAN identifier
W7
selection solderable
closed 1

CAN identifier
W8
closed 1
Flash programming voltage

Flash 1−2 VCCP
W15 (Vcc programming)
programming
2−3 off default
DSP boots from external RAM

1−2 External RAM
W16 DSP boot (Digital Signal Processor)
2−3 Flash default, DSP boots from flash
External high 1−2 is not used default

W17
voltage divider 2−3 is used

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1.7.3. PCB Roco HS EY 100
Only for RoCo HSx 9890 000 02698
S Check jumpers as follows (see Z3−3):
Jumper
Switch
W1 Mode open default Not used
W2 CAN 1−2
RoCo 1 for all Velara
2−3 ROCO 1
W3 CAN 1−2
2−3 ROCO 1
W4 Application no link Velara default not used

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1.8. FIRST POWER ON AT THE GENERATOR
1.8.1. Check of the RCD (earth-leakage circuit-breaker)

S The Velara mains transformer ENT does isolate the control circuits (230V supply).
The RCD (earth-leakage circuit-breaker) does not protect these circuits, only the supply
for the H.V. converter.
The RCD (earth-leakage circuit-breaker) is an optional device dependent on local requirements.
WARNING! In case the RCD does not operate

properly because there is no link
between L2 and N.
L1 L2 L3
S Put a link between L2 and N if
4-pole RCD-protection devices
need to be operated on 3-pole 1 3 5 N
mains.
death or serious injury.
S Place the link between L2 and N in case of 3-pole 2 4 6 N

mains (see sketch).
S Release the earth-leakage circuit-breaker by 3 −phase

pressing the test button.
S Replace the earth-leakage circuit-breaker in case

it is defective and does not release.

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1.8.2. Switch ON the generator
Risk of loss of functionality

S Make sure that the mains transformer ENT is programmed according to the local mains
conditions.
Failure to obey could result in loss of functionality
Risk of tube damage

S Make sure that the stator cables of the tubes are not connected to EX11 or EX21 before
you start the generator for the first time!
S Do not connect the stator cables of the tubes before you have configured the tube data
and have started the generator at least once with this new tube data.
This is the only way to make sure that the rotor control applys the new tube data.
S Switch ON the fuses present at the room distribution panel.
S Switch ON the automatic circuit-breakers ENF1 and ENF2.

The yellow LED on EN100 POWER ON CIRCUIT must be illuminated.
S Switch ON the generator by pressing EN100S1 or via system power ON.

S Wait until the system is ready as no adjustment, for example adaptation, is possible without System Ready.

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1.9. SETTING-TO-WORK OVERVIEW
The paragraph below describes the sequence of steps in which the generator software−programming should be
performed.
Depending on type of generator and system deployed, the programming and adjustment of the generator must be
performed with different tools:
Generator type System Tool

Velara RF / GCF Rel 1 or Rel 3 Eleva ED, MD, OD with NT AGenT
Velara GFD Rel 1 Eleva MD FD R3.22.2
Velara RF, GCF Rel 2 Eleva ED with XP Host FSF 2
Velara RF, GCF Rel >= 3 Eleva MD, Eleva MD FD, Eleva FSF 2
ED with XP Host
Velara CV Integris Non Xper AGenT, TCOP
Velara CFD / CVFD Allura Xper FSF
The procedures are described in the respective tools as online documents.
The following sequence of steps is recommended for setting-to-work:
Procedure type Configuration / adjustment value Velara

RF CV CFD
GCF CVFD
GFD
Configuration Mains data v v v
Tube data v1) v v
II−detector/TV data v v v
Amplimat data v
Film/screen combination data v
Continuous fluoro curves v
1)Velara RF / GCF/ GFD Rel.1 or Rel 3 with NT Host: For RO and SRO tubes the delivered tube assembly can
be ROT 350 or ROT 360 although the programming via AGenT allows ROT 350 only.

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S Take the internal mains resistance values from the SMI module “Room mains acceptance” and enter them in
the table below:
L1-L2: Ri= . . . . . . . . . mW
L1-L3: Ri= . . . . . . . . . mW
L2-L3: Ri= . . . . . . . . mW
Required max. mains resistance at the generator input at ENF1 (behind surge arrester WN, if installed):
Maximum internal mains resistance Rimax = f (Umain, Pmax. out) [mΩ]

Mains voltage Pmax. out [kW]
Umains [V] 40 50 65 80 100
380 300 250 200 150 100
400 400 300 250 200 150
440 400 350 300 250 200
460 400 350 300 250 200
480 400 400 350 300 200
Maximum permissible internal mains resistance: 400mW

Internal resistance of surge arrester WN to be added: 10mW at 50Hz
12mW at 60Hz
S Switch OFF the generator.
S Switch ON the generator so that the rotor control adopts the programmed tube data.
S Switch OFF the generator so that the stator cables of the tubes can be connected.
S Connect the stator cables of the tube to EX11 and, if two tubes are present, to EX21.
S Switch ON again the generator so that the adjustment can be executed according to the table below.
Procedure type Configuration / adjustment value Velara

R/F GCF CV CFD
GDF CVFD
Adjustment Tube conditioning v v v v

TCOP
Tube adaptation v v v v
TCOP
Calibration of tube yield v v v v
Entrance dose rate limitation v v v v
Amplimat v
Test Execute Grid Switch Diagnostic v v v
Calibration Calibration of GSS Box v v v

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GRID SWITCH DIAGNOSTIC TEST
Do the Grid Switch diagnostic test in case you

− replace the X−ray tube,
− install the system,
− replace the H.V. generator,
− replace the H.V. cables,
− replace the GS Tank (only for Velara GCF).
S Make sure there are no obstacles in the beam. Move the table outside the beam.
S Place an Unfors Xi dose meter sensor on the detector.
It is not necessary to cover the detector, as only a very small amount of X− ray will be generated.
S Take all necessary precautions to protect yourself and others from radiation.
1. Settings for the following modalities:
For Velara GCF in Eleva Systems set the test parameter via UI:
− Manual3Factor
− SmallFocus
− 110 kV
− 25 mA
− 30 ms
For Velara Velara CV in Integris Systems :

S Connect service PC to the service connector in the Sysco Cabinet ( AG13−X1)
S Start TCOP application on the service laptop
S Select the correct SYSCO TCOP INSTALLATION application for the present Sysco software release
S Select Main / Run / Adjustment / Start adjust
The Integris System will switch to the service mode.
S Select Main / Run / Adjustment / Generator / Break in tube

S Set parameters as follow:
kV−exposure (kV): 125

Exposure time (ms): 30
mA exposure (mA): 25
Number of exposure 10
Selected channel Frontal
Selected tube 1
Focal Spot : Small
Maximum mA multiplication factor 100 %
S TCOP displays the message: Must the new file written to the target? Select <Yes>.

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For Velara CVFD in XPer Systems:
Start FSF
Select Performance / Generator /

(channel dependant) / Manual X−ray test.
Set parameters:
− FSCXGN_Manual3Factor_SmallFocus
− 125 kV
− 150 mA
− 10 ms
Click on ”Apply” and ”OK”
2. Procedure valid for all modalities:
Hazard of radiation
S Take all necessary precautions to prevent yourself and others from radiation as the
following steps include the exposure of radiation.
Set the SID on 100 cm.
Place a dose meter sensor in the center of the Image Intensifier.

It is not necessary to cover the Image Intensifier, as only a very small amount of X− ray will be
generated.
Start the Unfors and select ”R/F low”
TIP: Unfors set up is: − kVp delay (5ms),

− trig delay (0 ms),
− calc delay (0.5 s)

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Start Exposure
Check the user interface indicates 125 kV (110 kV for Velara GCF).
Release Exposure
Read out the first dose value.
If everything is working properly, the Unfors should indicate: ”Hi−Sign”
Indicating a serious X−ray pulse.
The first dose measurement is only to make sure that the system operates properly.
Disconnect the Grid switch cable (coax cable)

from EH100 X1202 (pos1). This is the BNC
connector at the bottom of the GSS box
Connect the grid switch diagnostic tool to the grid

switch cable disconnected before and switch on
the grid switch diagnostic tool.
Make sure that the LED is illuminated.
If the LED is not illuminated, change the batteries
and try again.
Release Exposure (one shot).

Check the reading of the Unfors.
1
Second exposure Test result

If nothing happens on the display
of the Unfors the radiation was
The test has been successful.
below the detection level of the
Unfors.
The test has been successful.
Value is lower than or equal to
The tube can be used without risk of GS leakage
500 nGy* at 100 cm SSD
up to specified kV in GCF technique.
The Grid Switch is suspect.
Replace the GS tank.
Value is higher than 500 nGy* or

IMPORTANT: While waiting for the GS tank,
in the μGy range
disable the grid switch function by
leaving the grid switch cable
disconected from EH 100 X1202.
*) For Eleva MD/OD these values are 700nGy. Refer to SRM of the system

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Remove the grid switch diagnostic tool from the grid switch cable.
Re−connect the Grid Switch cable to EH 100 X1202.
Click on ”OK”
Logoff FSF / TCOP if applicable
Shutdown the system.
CALIBRATION OF THE GSS BOX
Always calibrate the GSS Box when you

− install the system
− re−condition the tube
− replace the GSS Box
− replace the H. V. generator
− replace the GS Tank (only for Velara GCF)
1. Calibration software installation on the Service PC
S Insert CD−Rom in Service PC.

S Select CDRom drive.
S Click on ”SetupGSSService.msi” and follow the instructions.
2. Calibration Procedure of the GSS Box
2.1. Purpose of GSS BOX calibration
In order to define the measurement mode and to store their offsets, the GSS Box performs during the GS
calibration:
S mA offset measurement
S CAN current measurement
S Only use the latest available GS Calibration SW (see InCenter) to calibrate the GSS Box!

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GS Calibration Software >= 1.0.4.0 resets the in previous calibration defined measurement mode to the preferred
measurement mode (CAN measurement mode). This means that by execution of new calibration the BOX will
define the type of measurement mode again. If during the calibration procedure the measured
CAN current > 30 A, mAs measurement mode will be forced.
The table below shows which mode will be forced depending on the installed tube type.
Installed Tube GS Supervisor Box measurement mode

CAN measurement mAs measurment
Force mAs measuring: No Force mAs measuring: Yes
MRC x
SRM x
MRM x
After re--installation of one of the following parts the calibration procedure of the GSS Box must be executed:
S kV/mA control EH
S H.V. generator EG
S Gridswitch tank GWS
S GSS Control
S Tube replacement
2.2. Calibration
IMPORTANT
Always do the tube conditioning before you calibrate the GS.
This is to avoid the influence of the field emission in case of trend of arcing.
S Switch ON the mains room switch. Switch ON the additional transfer switch of an UPS, if such is installed.
S Startup the system.
S Connect the Service PC with the GSS box (EH100 X1302) with ”PC connector 0” and ”RJ45 cable”
(part of the Cable kit, service PC TC003).
S Start up the GSS calibration software.

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S Select the COM port of the service laptop.

S Click the ”connect” button.
S Select the ”GS Supervisor” tab.
The actual screen ”GS Supervisor ” may show

different values than you see in this image.
S Wait until you see this message:

POST Result: succeeded.
S Click on the ”Calibrate” button.

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S Follow the instruction on the screen.
S Cover detector with lead plate, collimate to size of

lead plate. Do not use lead apron!
Waiting for start of run means:

You have to apply the fluoroscopy function to start
the run until the message “stop the run” is
displayed.
This procedure repeats 3 times.
S Check the Calibration status in the GS Supervisor for

’Calibration Passed’.

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TIP: Do not disconnect the service cable before the

calibration program is terminated properly!!!
Finish the calibration procedure as described
below.
S Click ”Store result” to store the data in the GSS Box.
S Click on ”Disconnect” button.
S Close GSS calibration software.
S Disconnect service cable (EH100 X1302).
S Remove lead plate.
After successful calibration (calibration software is terminated and GSS Box is disconnected (service cable is
diconnected) from the service PC) the GSS Box goes in idle mode for 60 sec. (green LED is ON).
TIP: Do not make exposures during the POST as this will cause Error Message 00X6!
When you restart the generator, the error message goes out of view.
Following the GSS Box performs a POST (Power On Self Test) for 2−4 sec. After the POST is passed the yellow
LED starts blinking and the GSS Box is ready for use.

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1.10. FINAL INSTALLATION WORK

S Check the labelling (refer to 2Z−10, 2Z−10.1 and 2Z−10.2)
S Install the side panels of the generator cabinet
1.10.1 SECURING THE CABINET TO THE REAR COVER
Hazard of electrical shock caused by damaged cables

S Make sure that the cables are not caught between the edges of the cabinet and rear
cover.
Before you attach the cabinet to the rear cover, make sure that you have
S connected all cables,
S not left cables caught between the edges of the cabinet and the rear cover,
S not left loose objects (such as tools) behind the cabinet.
S Check that the locking handle on the top

of the cabinet is set to ’open’
S Push the cabinet towards the rear

cover until the cabinet meets the cover
S Turn the locking handle to the ’closed’ position.

S Install the front cover of the generator cabinet.

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cabinet rear cover generator rear side
Mains supply
Control cables
MEX
Mains
supply
L1 L2 L3 N PE
High voltage cables
WN
A4 02-11-22 Schr.
see chapter INSTALLATION

section:
Installing the cabinet rear cover Connection of
generator
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Breather
must be open Front Back
during operation.
Closed during Grid switch EGWS
transport
4512 104 5691. or
4512 204 0012.
- 3V +
Warning
This device is wired for
Unit CuBe EZ
400V 4512 178 0096.
Rewired Date Signature
CAUTION
for V
Mains Mains supply EN ENF 1 Dual speed rotor control EY Air passages to
Transformer 4512 104 7082. 4512 104 7351. be kept dust free
ENT
ATTENTION !
Internal supply is always 230Vac
4512 101 7850. Do not switch to 115Vac
Converter EQ Converter E 2Q CAUTION ! Converter E2Q. Converter EQ.

Attention! Before carrying out any service work disconnect the installation with the mainswitch
Dangerous capacitor 4512 104 7232. or 4512 104 7232. or so that the system ist no longer live. Only switching off ENF1 is not sufficient. Attention!
voltage after switch-off.
Discharge time 1min.
4512 105 1260. or 4512 105 1260. or ACHTUNG !
Vor Ausfuehrung von Service - Arbeiten muss die Anlage durch Ausschalten des
Dangerous capacitor
voltage after switch-off.
4512 105 1307. 4512 105 1307. Hauptschalters spannungsfrei geschaltet werden. Hiermit wird auch das gesamte
System spannungsfrei. Das Ausschalten von ENF1 ist nicht ausreichend.
Discharge time 1min.
- 3V + ATTENTION !
Toujours couper l'installation du secteur avec l'interrupteur principal avant
d'effectuer des travaux de maintenance. Il ne suffit pas de deconnecter ENF1.
ATTENTION !
Dangerous capacitor Dig. KVmA Control EH Fangroup GM For mounting or
voltage after switch-off. CAUTION
Discharge time 1 min. 4512 178 0087. Air passages to Basic 4512 104 9349. demounting:
plug or draw the
ACHTUNG! / ATTENTION! H.V. Generator EG
be kept dust free! 4512 104 7025. connector in
G 200 : X7.
Hintere Steckverbindung der LPL ziehen,
bevor der HE entnommen wird.
Disconnect the PCB at the back before
dismounting the HV-tank.
4512 104 9454. 1 Workstation X1200 X1100
ATTENTION !
Pay attention to
4512 104 9455. 2 Workstation the inner earth
connection of
Breather the left fan sheet
must be open metall
during operation. ATTENTION
Closed during KEEP H.V. GENERATOR
transport N UPRIGHT POSITION WHILE
Schröder / Schubert
HANDLING IT.
TANK MUST NOT BE OPENED
Attention!
After POWER ON the converter power circuits ATTENTION
are alivel After CUT OFF dischange time 1min. mAs short-circuit plug
must be replaced
X1001 X1003 X1002 X1004 after measurement
blue grey red violet
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Labeling
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DMC GmbH type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101
Röntgenstr. 24 Velara R/F 2T Velara GCF Rel.2 2T
REF/Model 9890 000 6206x REF/Model 9890 000 7016x
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DMC GmbH
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22335 Hamburg / Germany
Philips Medical Systems

DMC GmbH -X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101
Röntgenstr. 24 Velara R/F 2T Velara GCF Rel.2 2T
22335 Hamburg / Germany REF/Model 9890 000 6206x REF/Model 9890 000 7016x
SN xxxxxxxx SN xxxxxxxx
001 014 020 026

007 -X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101
Velara CV
-X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101
Velara CFD Upgr. OMCP / FD
-X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101
Velara CVFD
HAZARD FOR LIVE AND /OR MOVING PARTS. REF/Model 9890 000 6501x REF/Model 9890 000 7001x REF/Model 9890 000 6506x
004 CAUTION ATTENTION WHEN SERVICING ENERGIZED
EQUIPMENT.
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OBSERVE THE SERVICE-MANUAL:

-X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL-
3~50/60Hz type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101
50 kW 380V
480V
7,2A
6,7A
138A
105A
Velara CV
REF/Model 9890 000 6501x
Velara CFD Upgr. OMCP / FD
REF/Model 9890 000 7001x
Velara CVFD
REF/Model 9890 000 6506x
3~50/60Hz 015 021 027

65 kW 380V
480V
7,5A
6,7A
185A
142A
-X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101
-X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101
-X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101
007 Velara CFD
REF/Model 9890 000 6502x
Velara CVFD
REF/Model 9890 000 6503x
Velara R/F 2T Rel.3
REF/Model 9890 000 7029x
3~50/60Hz SN xxxxxxxx SN xxxxxxxx SN xxxxxxxx
80 kW 380V
480V
7,7A
6,8A
228A
178A
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
-X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL-
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 3~50/60Hz Velara CFD Velara CVFD Velara R/F 2T Rel.3
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 100 kW 380V
480V
8,0A
7,1A
286A
227A
REF/Model 9890 000 6502x
SN xxxxxxxx
REF/Model 9890 000 6503x
SN xxxxxxxx
REF/Model 9890 000 7029x
SN xxxxxxxx
Customer card 016 022 028

008 -X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101
Velara GCF 1T
-X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101
-X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101
Velara CVFD Upgr. IBIS2 1T Velara GCF 2T Rel.3
REF/Model 9890 000 6201x REF/Model 9890 000 7032x REF/Model 9890 000 7030x
- X-RAY HV GENERATOR -
010 type 4512 204 xxxxx
s/n xx xxxx
Velara -X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101
Velara GCF 1T Velara CVFD Upgr. IBIS2 1T Velara GCF 2T Rel.3
This product complies with the DHHS REF/Model 9890 000 6201x REF/Model 9890 000 7032x REF/Model 9890 000 7030x
011 requirements of 21 CFR Sub-Chapter J
Manufactured: month yyyy
yyyy-mm 017 023 029
- X-RAY HV GENERATOR - Philips Medical Systems -X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL-
type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101
REF/Model 4512 204 xxxxx DMC GmbH Velara GFD 2T
SN xxxxxx Velara R/F 1T Velara CVFD Rel.5
Röntgenstr. 24 REF/Model 9890 000 6205x REF/Model 9890 000 6209x REF/Model 9890 000 6507x
012 Velara 22335 Hamburg / Germany SN xxxxxxxx SN xxxxxxxx SN xxxxxxxx
This product complies with the DHHS
requirements of 21 CFR Sub-Chapter J
Manufactured: month yyyy -X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL-
yyyy-mm type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101
Velara R/F 1T Velara GFD 2T Velara CVFD Rel.5
REF/Model 9890 000 6205x REF/Model 9890 000 6209x REF/Model 9890 000 6507x
013 SN xxxxxxxx SN xxxxxxxx SN xxxxxxxx
012 004 0123

018 024
-X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL- Approbation number
type 9890 000 02101 type 9890 000 02101
013 Velara GCF 2T
REF/Model 9890 000 6202x
SN xxxxxxxx
Velara R/F Rel.2 2T
REF/Model 9890 000 7015x
Product end item for
configuration control
A3 08-12-10 Schr.
SN xxxxxxxx
004 010
-X-RAY CONTROL- -X-RAY CONTROL-
008 - X-RAY HV GENERATOR -
type 4512 204 xxxxx
s/n xxxxxx
0123
type 9890 000 02101
Velara GCF 2T
REF/Model 9890 000 6202x
type 9890 000 02101
Velara R/F Rel.2 2T
REF/Model 9890 000 7015x
SN xxxxxxxx
Velara
SN xxxxxxxx
001
This product complies with the DHHS DMC GmbH
requirements of 21 CFR Sub-Chapter J Röntgenstr. 24
yyyy-mm 22335 Hamburg / Germany
Velara
004 (003) Labelling
011 (014-029) Generator Cabinet
- X-RAY HV GENERATOR -
type 4512 204 xxxxx
s/n xxxxxx
Velara 0123
This product complies with the DHHS DMC GmbH
requirements of 21 CFR Sub-Chapter J Röntgenstr. 24
yyyy-mm 22335 Hamburg / Germany
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Velara FAULT FINDING
FAULT FINDING
Contents
TEXT
1. Fault finding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−1

1.1. Service software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−2
1.1.1. Connection of the Service PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−2
1.1.2. Menu structure AGent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−3
1.2. Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−4
1.2.1. Table name: Tube 1 Statistics − Small focus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−5
1.2.2. Table name: Tube 1 Statistics − Large focus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−5
1.2.3. Table name: Tube 1 load units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−6
1.2.4. Table name: Tube 1 adaptation − Small focus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−6
1.2.5. TTS temperature of tube 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−7
1.2.6. Traces: TTS trace supplied energies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−7
1.2.7. Table name: Subsystem configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−8
1.2.8. Table name: Subsystem SW and HW releases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−8
1.2.9. Table name: Current status of signalbus (all Velara versions) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−9
1.2.9.1. Survey SAN state (Velara CFD and CVFD in Xper systems only) . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−10
1.2.9.2. Monitoring signalbus Velara CV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−11
1.2.9.3. Monitoring SAN Velara RF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−11
1.2.10. Trace: DRC trace for TDC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−12
1.2.11. Trace: DRC trace for AEC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−12
1.2.12. Trace table name: DRC Trace for CONT FLUORO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−12
1.2.12.1.Table name: DRC status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−13
1.2.13. Trace: FUmA trace emission current . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−13
1.2.14. Table name: Ie correction values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−13
1.2.15. Adjustment result of tube yield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−14
1.3. Visible checks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−15
1.3.1. Damping resistors (EN R1−3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−15
1.4. Testpoints and LEDs on FRU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−16
1.4.1. EH kV-mA control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−16
1.4.2. EY Ro Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−17
1.4.3. EZ Cu Be . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−19
1.4.4. EN 100 mains supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−19
1.4.5. EH 100 GS Supervisor Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−20
1.4.6. EH 100 GS Supervisor Explanations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−20
1.4.6.1. Leakage Detection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−22
1.4.6.2. GS Calibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−23
1.4.6.3. Measurement mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−24

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1.5. Tube current measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−24

1.5.1. Measure range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−24
1.5.1.1. Tube current offset value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−24
1.5.1.2. Scale factors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−24
1.5.2. Ie correction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−25
1.5.3. mAs measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−25
1.6. Error list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−26
1.6.1. Error display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−26
1.6.2. Classification of exception messages (Velara) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−26
1.6.3. Structure of messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−27
1.7. Error trace via AGENT for Velara CV / RF / GCF Rel.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−27
1.7.1. Detailed error information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−28
1.7.2. Bus trace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−29
1.7.3. Error list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3−30

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1. FAULT FINDING
Hazard of electrical shock caused by residual voltages at the intermediate circuits of

the H.V. Converter, the Rotor Control and the mA Control
Before you start to do service work:
S Set the generator to OFF.
S Wait at least two minutes before you start to do electrical work.
The residual voltages are usually discharged within two minutes down to values that are
no longer dangerous.
Special case: If one of the ENK2 main contacts is welded (sticking relais), the DC
discharge time of the converter is much longer because the discharging auxiliary contact
ENK2 41−42 cannot be closed (is blocked by the mains contacts).
The discharge times are:
600VDC discharge time to < 60VDC : normally 40 seconds.
With open aux contact to be < 60VDC: > 11 minutes !
S Make sure that none of the DC leading parts is still under voltage.
Hazard of burns caused by hot surfaces

S Do not touch components that emit radiant heat as in single−fault condition some
components can be hotter than they are in normal condition.
Intermediate Voltage Circuit of H.V. Converter
32
42
Before doing any service activity, e.

g. replacement, measure the
voltage between ENK1:32 and
ENK2:42 to make sure that the
voltage is below a dangerous limit of
60V.
32 42
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1.1. SERVICE SOFTWARE
IMPORTANT
Do not use the AGenT software for
-- Velara CVFD,
-- Velara CFD,
-- Velara RF/GCF with Eleva XP systems.
For Velara CV (Integris Systems) and for Velara RF,GCF, GFD in Eleva NT Systems a service PC is required to
run the service software AGenT, follow section 1.1.1
For Velara CFD, CVFD (Allura FD Systems) and Velara GCF, RF Rel. >= 2 in Eleva XP Systems the service
application is included in the FSF (Field Service Framework) installed on the system controller, continue with
section 1.2.
1.1.1. Connection of the Service PC
IMPORTANT
Only use service PCs authorized and maintained by Philips.
 Set the generator to ON.

 Connect the PC to X200 / 200--1 on EZ CuBe via a serial data cable. Use cable kit 4522 980 36603 connector
0 on Pc side and connector 10 on CuBe side (4512 980 38601).
 Start program ”AGenT”. (IST is required for Level 1 fault findingfinding procedures)
Standard RS 232 null modem cable full handshake
Laptop EZ 200 Velara

Female 9-pole Female 25-pole
TXD 3 ------------------------------------ 3 RXD

RXD 2 ------------------------------------ 2 TXD
GND 5 ------------------------------------ 7 GND
DTR 4 ------------------------------------ 6 DSR
CTS 8 ------------------------------------ 4 RTS
DSR 6 ------------------------------------ 20 DTR
RTS 7 -------------------------------------- 5 CTS
Housing --------------Shield-------------------- Housing
-- RXD = Receive Data

-- TXD = Transmit Data
-- DSR = Data Set Ready
-- DTR = Data Terminal Ready
-- CTS = Clear To Send
-- RTS = Request To Send
-- GND = signal GrouND (0V)

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1.1.2. Menu structure AGent

Applicable for Velara RF/GCF/GFD Rel. 1 or Velara RF / GCF Rel. 3 on Eleva NT Systems only and Velara CV.
Menu Submenu Sub-Submenu Remark

File Customer Data attached to survey files & stored log
files
Session Log
Reconnect
Exit
Configuration Programming Data ConfigureMainsData
ConfigureTubeData
ConfigureIITVData only a change of configuration creates
‘store config’ message!
AmplimatData
FieldScreenCombinationData for Velara R/F only, include the
imaging plates
Cont. Fluoro Curves 3mA Velara CV only
6mA
30mA
RESET Command Clear ErrorLog, Tube statistics, Stop
Advanced Trace
Update Gen Firmware files are selectable
Restore files are selectable
Backup files are selectable
File Transfer files are selectable
Adjustment Conditioning Tube 1 . . . . . . . 02 Velara RF / GCF only
Adaptation Tube 1 . . . . . . . 02 Velara RF/ GCF only
Yield Tube 1 . . . . . . . 02 For Velara RF / GCF 12 steps
Yield 1 filter Velara CV 9 steps recommended
Amplimat for Velara RF only
EDL Factor
Faultfinding Tests FRU Tests
TTS Test incl. ExpSim
Cont. Fluoro. Manual Mode
Error Log Detailed info save as txt file incl. cust. data
HELP ON link to fixing info. html
Table / Logs Tube 1 Adaptation see section 1.2. Tables

Tube 1 Load Units
etc.
CAN Auto Configuration N/A
Monitoring Actual SPD Velara CV only: Source Patient
Distance
Signalbus Velara CV only
Display Signalbus Velara RF / GCF: Refresh cycle 1 sec
DRC Status retrievable during runtime, values de-

pending on application
Monitor Switches TDL trace stored as txt
Read Ie Correction Tube values for mA measurement

Resistance

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1.2. TABLES
In the service workspot or service tool there are three versions to display the information:
− Tables (the generator creates the formatted ASCII text)

− Signal graphs (the service tool creates the formatted ASCII text)
− Unformatted messages from the generator, called and transferred as LWDR
(e.g. ‘Get Actual Installation’).
The service function

− Logging writes the information triggered by an event and stores them in a table
− Tracing picks up continuously the event data, translates them to formatted
ASCII text and stores them in a table
The “Tracing” function stops to pick up data or starts to overwrite the oldest entry when the table is full.
− Monitoring sends the information immediately in a defined refresh cycle, the service tool displays,
e.g. the signal bus or the information is stored in an external event log of the system controller.
All tables can be saved as *.txt file. The tables cannot be stored in one process because <Shift + CTRL> does not
work.
Overview of tables and logs:
Tube 1 Statistics − Small focus Data for tube report

Tube 1 Statistics − Large focus
Tube 2 Statistics − Small focus
Tube 2 Statistics − Large focus
Tube 1 Load units
Tube 2 Load units
Tube 1 Adaptation − Small focus Trace of tube adaptation status
Tube 1 Adaptation − Large focus Trace of tube adaptation status
Tube 2 Adaptation − Small focus Trace of tube adaptation status
Tube 2 Adaptation − Large focus Trace of tube adaptation status
Actual dataset of active buffer Active, inactive and work buffer
Actual ready status all buffers States from message ReadyStatus
TTS temperature of tube 1 Current tube temperatures and limits
TTS temperature of tube 2 Current tube temperatures and limits
Subsystem configuration The power ON selftest results

Subsystem SW and HW releases Sub component version information
Current status of signalbus Last 12 signal bus states
DRC trace control method AEC Technique dependent regulation data of last X-ray
DRC trace control method TDC Technique dependent regulation data of last X-ray
DRC trace control method CONT Technique dependent regulation data of last X-ray
FUmA trace emission current kV dependent maximum emission current
TTS trace supplied energies Tube dependent energy entries

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Overview of available monitors:
Actual SPD Velara CV only: Source-patient distance

Signalbus Velara CV only
Display signalbus Velara RF: Refresh cycle 1 s
Survey SAN Velara CFD, CVFD: Refresh cycle 1 s
DRC status
Monitor switches
Read Ie correction resistance Tube resistance for mA measurement
1.2.1. Table name: Tube 1 Statistics − Small focus
Last update : 14−05−03 13:54:18

Reset date : 01−08−02 12:25:28
Preparation exposure Single static exposure

+4.6640E+1 s +2.214236E+3 kWs
time energy
Preparation exposure Cine exposure time
+3.18E+2 # +8.734781E+1 s
counter
Continuous fluoro time Cine exposure counter
+4.61499800E+3 s +2.5075E+4 #
Continuous fluoro Cine exposure energy
+5.52E+2 # +1.586104E+3 kWs
counter
Continuous fluoro Series exposure time
+1.342388E+3 kWs +4.938746E+1 s
energy
Pulsed fluoro time Series exposure counter
+2.40429055E+3 s +1.84E+2 #
Pulsed fluoro counter Series exposure energy
+4.05874E+5 # +4.58971E+2 kWs
Pulsed fluoro energy Overload exposure time
+1.2420124E+4 kWs +3.252714E+1 s
Single static exposure Overload exposure
+7.4085980E+2 s +6.4E+1 #
time counter
Single static exposure Overload exposure
+6.909E+3 # +6.528E+0 kWs
counter energy
This table is used e.g. to get data for the tube report. The reset has to be done via AGenT menu \Configuration\Reset
Command. A tube deselect does not reset this counter.
Make an Excel import if you want to change the real values into decimal values.
However, you have to move the dimensions − for example [kWs] − manually in a separate table column before you
can format them into numeric values.
1.2.2. Table name: Tube 1 Statistics − Large focus

Similar to table above.

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1.2.3. Table name: Tube 1 load units
Table text :
Last update : 02.03.2004 11:44:25
Reset date : 01.01.2002 0:00:27
All load units : 9132500,00 LU
All overload units : 17000,00 LU
Single static exposure load units : 5567500,00 LU
Series exposure load units : 41500,00 LU
CINE exposure load units : 1980000,00 LU
Fluoro load units : 1170000,00 LU
This table offers the data for balancing a rental tube in load units [LU]. The reset has to be done via AGenT
menu \Configuration\Reset Command. A tube deselect does not reset this counter. Fluoro LUs are counted during
PULSED FLUORO as well.
The LUs are counted according to two principles, a) calculation by energy and b) calculation by runtime.
− a) by energy: the nominal focus power x 100ms is in relation to the exposure settings (except cine runs):
e.g.: 1LU = 1 exposure (with focus power x 100ms = kV x mA x ms x 0.95)
− b) by runtime: 1 LU = the actual runtime is equal to 2 s for cine or 20 s pulsed fluoro.
Make an Excel import if you want to change the real values into decimal values.
However, you have to move the dimensions − for example. [LU] − manually in a separate table column before you
can format them into numeric values.
1.2.4. Table name: Tube 1 adaptation − Small focus
Table text :
Tube No.: 1
Focus : small
Installation date : 14.05.2003 12:44:41
Installation state : OK
Ie adaptation date : 14.05.2003 13:11:14
Ie adaptation state : OK
Boost adaptation date : 14.05.2003 13:13:52
Boost adaptation state : OK
The table shows the history of tube:

installation (= date of configuration, not HW installation date)
adaptation = last successful adaptation.
The table shows information coming from the CuBe. It does not show the status within the KV_mA_Unit (for example
after replacements).
Velara CV:
The adaptation data for both foci are shown in one table.

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1.2.5. TTS temperature of tube 1
IMPORTANT
In case of an overload, more than one tube part (T2 to T6) can exceed its limit.
Table text:
Part Actual [ C ] Limit [ C ] level [ % ] [%]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
2 +122 +2650 +3 T2 focal spot
3 +69 +1600 +3 T3 focal track (outer anode)
4 +67 +1050 +4 T4 anode (inner anode)
5 +69 +250 +21 T5 rotor stem
6 +24 +59 +12 T6 oil temperature inside the tube housing
The temperatures [C] in this table are based on the data retrieved when the procedure was opened. The calculation
of the delivered level for each tube part is a linear percentage of the actual temperature with respect to the limit
based on 25% C room temperature (part at room temperature  0% part load).
Velara CV, CFD and CVFD (cine applications): The table is used for the VA acceptance test.
1.2.6. Traces: TTS trace supplied energies
IMPORTANT
The count for 500 Ws takes place because the system is equipped with an MRC tube. If the system is
not equipped with an MRC tube, the value has to be zero between accelerations.
Table text: TTS terminal emulation
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
05/ X--SEGMENT: Tube load table
time| tube| disk energy peak load| rotor energy focus
[s] [Ws] [W] [Ws]
13498 1 0 0 500
13499 1 0 0 500
13500 1 0 0 500
13501 1 0 0 500
13502 1 0 0 500
13503 1 0 0 500
13504 1 18 1035 500 small
13505 1 52 1035 500 small
13506 1 67 1014 500 small
13507 1 0 0 500
13508 1 0 0 500
13509 1 0 0 500
13510 1 0 0 500
13511 1 0 0 500
13512 1 0 0 500
This table indicates the real time disk energy, peak load and rotor energy. Each second a new entry is archived,
the refresh cycle for the whole table is 14 s.
The time stamp is in coincidence with the relative time stamp of the signalbus.

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1.2.7. Table name: Subsystem configuration
Table text:
− Central unit: operable

− kV-control : operable
− mA-control: operable
− Ro-control: operable
This is not a valuable information for the four FUs. The configuration is recognized during Power ON Selftest
(POST).
Other status than operable is not present defect
1.2.8. Table name: Subsystem SW and HW releases
Table text:
Component PMS 12-NC R.V.L. Vers. ID Date Ser. No. Remark

−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−
SW central unit 4512 113 26371 5.11.3 Nov 22 2011 08:35:00
PCB central unit 5.1.1 5
Robin B 2.1.1 2
PCB Amplimat 15.1.1 15
PLD Amplimat 15.1.1 15
FW kV-Control 4512 113 27431 3.0.1
PCB kV-Control 8.1.1 8
PLD Almighty 9
DSP DHVC 2
Converter 1 11
Converter 2 11
HV Tank 48
FW mA-Control 4512 113 27573 7.0.3
PCB mA-Control 1.1.1 1
FW Ro-Control 4512 113 22343 4.0.3
PCB Ro-Control 3.1.1 3
This table is used

− to identify the version of the FRU used for replacement. The IDs are linked to the 12 NC of the FRU hardware.
− to verify the FW and SW versions after updates.
SW: Software that is uploadable into the generator

FW: Software that is delivered with a HW carrier, e.g. EPROM

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1.2.9. Table name: Current status of signalbus (all Velara versions)
Velara CV and RF: Menu\ Faultfind\Table/Logs

Velara CFD and CVFD: System Information > Survey >Generator > Tables \ Signalbus status.
IMPORTANT: The signals RQ_PH_X RQ_PL_X RQ_CO_X are applicable for Velara CV only. In case of CuBe
exceptions ‘00xx’, they are also part of the detailed error information.
Time Stamp EN_X NR_PR_X RQ_SN_X CTRL_X CTRL_X_C X_ACT_S RQ_PH_X* RQ_PL_X RQ_CO_X*
*
755817 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF

755803 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
755802 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
755801 ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
755756 ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF
755719 ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF
755719 ON OFF ON ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF
755716 ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF
755716 ON OFF ON ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF
755676 ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF
This table contains 12 status traces of the XS bus or internal SAN bus including the relative time [ms]. The minimum
resolution is 1ms!
To monitor the actual status of these signals refer to:

Velara CFD, CVFD: > Survey Generator >SAN state
The traced signals are:
CuBe EZ I/O Function
−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−
EN_X H4 input Enable X-ray (from footswitch)
CTRL_X H7 input Control start/stop X-ray (from SysCO SW) Testpoint: EZ X3
RQ_SN_X H3 input Requests X-ray synchronization (safety command e.g. filament ready)
X_ACT H6 output Velara creates X-ray active (High Voltage >70%)
NR_PR_X output Not ready preparing for X-ray

CTRL_X_C internal Control X-ray request command, internal generator level
−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−

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Velara CV only:
RQ_PH_X input Request pulsed high X-ray, e.g. Bolus Chase

RQ_PL_X input Request pulsed low X-ray, e.g. low-dose cine
RQ_CO_X H2 input Request continuous fluoroscopy X-ray
Example how to calculate the relative time stamp:
Time EN_X RQ_SN_X CTRL_X X_ACT_S Event, increment of Delta [ms]

Stamp time
322.510 0 0 0 0 37.212 1.562
320.948 1 0 0 0 35.650 34.486
286.462 1 0 1 0 1.164 122
286.340 1 0 1 0 1.042 0
286.340 1 0 1 1 1.042 8
286.332 1 0 1 1 1.034 0
286.332 1 0 1 0 1.034 472
285.860 1 0 1 0 562 0
285.860 1 0 1 1 562 6
285.854 1 0 1 1 556 2
285.852 1 0 1 0 554 74
285.778 1 0 1 0 480 0
285.778 1 0 1 1 480 6
285.772 1 0 1 1 474 2
285.770 1 0 1 0 472 472
285.298 1 0 1 0 0 0
37.212
1.2.9.1. Survey SAN state (Velara CFD and CVFD in Xper systems only)
Select FSF menu: Survey Generator >SAN state

The workspot shows the current status of the four internal signals controlling the radiation. The ‘Repeat’ button
starts the refresh of the status.
EN_X true
CTRL_X false
RQ_SN_X true
X_ACT false
TIP: In case you want to control the last 12 states of the four signals given above − including a relative time stamp
with a resolution of 1ms − go to the menu: >Tables > ’Signal BUS’ and refer to Current status of Signal
Bus. There you can also see additional SAN signals.

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1.2.9.2. Monitoring signalbus Velara CV
Select AGenT Menu \ Monitoring \ Signal Bus.

For information refer to help screen in AGenT.
1.2.9.3. Monitoring SAN Velara RF
Select AgenT Menu \Monitoring\ Display Signalbus
The four SAN signals are monitored at 1 s intervals, the min. resolution for a single exposure is > 900 ms. A serial
run to be displayed must be < 1 frame/sec.
Click [Start] to activate the monitor, use [Stop] to prevent overwriting.
Sequence: pulsed fluoro – exp(1s) – p fluoro – StandBy – cont fluoro – 3x exp − cont fluoro − StBy
Pulsed Fluoro:
CTRL_X and X_ACT get too short pulses for this resolution.
TIP: In case you want to control the last 12 states of the four signals given above − including a relative time stamp
with a resolution of 1ms − go to the menu: >Tables > ’Signal BUS’ and refer to Current status of Signal
Bus. There you can also see additional SAN signals.

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1.2.10.Trace: DRC trace for TDC

Table text:
idx dose nominal dose actual dose rate reg in reg out [ % ] new I [ mA ]
−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−
0 +0.0E0 +0 +0.0E0 +0.0E0 +0.0E0 +0.0E0
1 +0.0E0 +0 +0.0E0 +0.0E0 +0.0E0 +0.0E0
0 +0.0E0 +0 +0.0E +0.0E0 +0.0E0 +0.0E0
1.2.11.Trace: DRC trace for AEC

Table text:
t sample dose nominal dose actual dose rate t dr [ms] t esti [ms] mA_falling [mA]
−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−
+0.0E0 0 +0 0 +0.0E0 +0.0E0 +0.0E0
+2.50E−1 0 +0 0 +2.50E−1 +0.0E0 +0.0E0
1.2.12.Trace table name: DRC Trace for CONT FLUORO
The following trace table is retrievable during runtime after fluoroscopy for
Velara RF only: menu \ Faultfinding \ Tables.
DETAIL TABLES Fr 23. Apr 15:57:24 2004

Table name: DRC Trace Contr. Method CONT
Table text:
act_idx idx delta_dose_rate PID_out factor dr_abs new I new U reg_status [mA] [kV]
−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−
1 0 0 1.000 358963 1.696 69.94 stabilized
1 1 0 1.000 358963 1.696 69.94 stabilized
1 2 948 1.106 397368 1.809 70.83 regulating
1 3 146 0.981 389958 1.787 70.67 regulating
1 4 0 0.995 388017 1.781 70.62 regulating
1 5 0 1.000 388017 1.781 70.62 regulating
1 6 0 1.000 388017 1.781 70.62 regulating
1 7 −30 0.997 386856 1.778 70.60 regulating
1 8 −80 0.993 384166 1.770 70.53 regulating
1 9 −98 0.992 381117 1.761 70.47 regulating
1 10 −112 0.992 378092 1.752 70.40 regulating
1 11 −98 0.994 375836 1.745 70.35 regulating
…………………………………………………………………………………………
1 97 0 1.000 358963 1.696 69.94 stabilized
1 98 0 1.000 358963 1.696 69.94 stabilized
1 99 0 1.000 358963 1.696 69.94 stabilized

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1.2.12.1. Table name: DRC status
The following log is as table irretrievable during runtime:
When the fluoroscopy function is in the lock state, the dose values do not change.
1.2.13.Trace: FUmA trace emission current
TIP
This trace is not provided for the field service. For analysis, save the table and send the file to Help desk
if requested.
Ie If (mA) delta If (mA)

+118640 +5062 +0
The values are archived in the order of event during emission and boost adaptation, there is no relation to certain
kV points.
1.2.14.Table name: Ie correction values

Ie corrections
Fr 12. Mrz 14:27:30 2004
foc Ie offset valid correction active ofs R
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1 Ie offset O.K. Ie offset + R corr. active +4073 +64
2 Ie offset O.K. Ie offset + R corr. active +4073 +64 Tube 1: GS

3 Ie offset O.K. Ie offset + R corr. active +4073 +99
4 Ie offset O.K. Ie offset + R corr. active +4073 +99 Tube 2: Non GS
5 Ie offset O.K. Ie offset corr. active +4073 +0
6 Ie offset O.K. Ie offset corr. active +4073 +0 Tube 3: not connected
This table shows the resistance in [M ohm] of the connected tube(s) regarding the measuring divider for tube current
measurement. Typical for a non-gridswitch tube: 64 M ohms, value for gridswitch tubes: 100 M ohms.
Also the 4.000 A Ie offset is displayed in this table. Refer to section ‘Tube current measurement’ in this chapter.

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1.2.15.Adjustment result of tube yield
Go to AGenT menu \ Adjustment \ Yield
The generator re-calculates the entered dose values now. Some values might get changed. When the generator
stops to re−calculate, the 12 points are visible again. This is normal.

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1.3. VISIBLE CHECKS
1.3.1. Damping resistors (EN R1−3)
Check the soldering lug of the damping resistors

EN R1−3.
1 2 3
If a damping resistor is open replace it with:

eSPF part 4512 100 4544. (Safety resistor).

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1.4. TESTPOINTS AND LEDS ON FRU
To see physical location of test points, LEDs and push buttons refer to drawings “Printed-circuit boards” Z3.
LED Explanation of status − LEDas EZ H1, EH 800, EH 900:
Stage LED Description

1 – HW Initialization ON Electrical default (before software runs)
2 – CPU / IO ON After the CPU initialisation, digital outputs are set to
Initialization safe values (before RAM and watchdog test)
3 – Application IO ON Application software sets LED pattern (RAM / EPROM
Initialization checksum / watchdog tests completed)
4 − LED Task status Blinking CAN announcements

LED Task status OFF No startup test error occurred and CAN bus
connected
5a – Fatal startup test ON Fatal error: RAM test failed / ROM test failed / (Stack,
error or.. watchdog, NMI etc)
5b – error or warning Blinking Test failed: warning or error occurred, Trigger at
once EH X801 or X901
1.4.1. EH kV-mA control
X3 AV_HV Actual value of high voltage 20kV / V

X4 AV_AN Actual value of anode voltage 10kV / V
X5 AV_CA Actual value of cathode voltage 10kV / V
X8 CTRL_X_C\ Control X-ray, XS internal signal bus
X30 GND Ground
X40 GND Ground
X41 AV_FI1 Actual value of filament current LF 2,5A / V
X42 AV_FI0 Actual value of filament current SF 2,5A / V
X43 MA_FR mA value as frequency 500kHz /A or 5.000 kHz/A*
X45 AV_MA Actual value of emission current 200 mA / V or 20 mA/V*
H9 EN_X_C Enable X-ray, XS internal signalbus

H10 CTRL_X_C Control X-ray, XS internal signalbus
H11 X_ACT_S Active X-ray, XS internal signalbus
H800 FU_mA Status mA Kernel, see LED explanation

X801 WD02 Watchdog Kernel mA
H900 FU_kV Status kV Kernel, see LED explanation
X901 WD01 Watchdog Kernel kV
*)Refer to the section “Tube current measurement”.

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1.4.2. EY Ro Co
X11 + 15V supplied by DC / DC Converter on CuBe EZ
X12 + 5V supplied by DC / DC Converter on CuBe EZ
X13 GND Ground analog
X14 − 15V supplied by DC / DC Converter on CuBe EZ
X15 CU U1 stator current in phase U 9.3 A /V (− 2.5V DC offset)
X16 CU V1 stator current in phase V 9.3 A /V (− 2.5V DC offset)
X17 CU W1 stator current in phase W 9.3 A /V (− 2.5V DC offset)
X18 IM U intermediate voltage 142.5 V /V
X45 N IM intermediate voltage supply symmetry (0 Volt)
H1 Status Status RoCo, see LED explanation
LED Explanation of status − Service LED Block
Only for RoCo HS y 9890 000 02698
A number of LEDs give a quick visual summary of the

internal status of RoCo HS. They signal if the
software is running and communication with the
generator is established. In addition the most
common errors that can occur
during normal operation and the current rotation
status are indicated.

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Blinking Patterns
Only for RoCo HS y 9890 000 02698
Blink On / Off Ratio

Pattern XSCAN
Off −−−−
Blink slow 990 / 990 ms
Blink fast 165 / 165 ms
Flicker 55 / 55 ms
On −−−−
LED Color Meaning

CAN error
LED0 On − No communication
Red
(left) Blink fast − Ready to establish communication
Off − Connection established
Mains error
On − Ok, voltage is within allowed range
LED1 Red
Blink fast − Voltage too low
Off − Voltage too high
Selftest ok
On − Ok
LED2 Green
Blink fast − Voltage too low
Off − Voltage too high
Phase U error
Off − Ok, current is within allowed range
LED3 Red Blink fast − Current too low
Flicker − Current too high
ON − Unable to measure current
Phase V error
Phase W error
Short circuit error
LED6 Red Off − Ok, fuse is intact
Flicker − fuse blown
Rotation status
Off − Anode is not rotating
LED7 Yellow
Flicker − Speed is changing
ON − Rotating at constant speed
Rotation error
LED8
Red Off − Ok
(lright)
Flicker − Rotation error

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1.4.3. EZ Cu Be
X3 EN_X Control X−ray (inverted) = active high

S1 Reset Warm boot of the Velara
H1 Error CuBe Status CuBe, see LED explanation
H8 RUN internal Indicates CPU busy
H3 RQ_SN_X line state Request sync. X-ray generator
H4 EN_X line state Enable X-ray
H5 NR_PR_X driver state Not ready prepare X-ray
H6 X_ACT driver state Active X-ray
H7 CTRL_X line state Control X-ray
Amplimat Interface (Velara RF/GCF only)

X3 A1− DSMC0V Ground
X4 A1+ DSMCSG Dose ramp measuring chamber.
For scale factor (mV/mGy) refer to service manual
measuring chamber
1.4.4. EN 100 mains supply
No test points
H1 green mains is connected to X-ray generator (EN F1 and EN F2 must be set to ON).
S1 MNON push button to set the generator to ON separately (from system).
Some system controler (Eleva, Integris or Allura) do not connect the Velara generator again when you set the Velara
generator to OFF by ENF1 and set it to ON by EN 100 S1.

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1.4.5. EH 100 GS Supervisor Control
X 1401 mAs ( − )
X 1400 mAs ( + )
H1 (red) Error
H2 (ye) Operation, either StandBy (1Hz) or during GS Run (2Hz)
H3 (green) Power Supply ok
1.4.6. EH 100 GS Supervisor Explanations
In order to assure a safe environment for the customer and the service employees, the GS Supervisor is monitoring
(measuring) very low leakage current (350μA to 5mA) in the pauses between two consecutive pulses during grid
controlled fluoroscopy. The leakage can be caused by defects in the GS electronics or a short circuited small
filament (no supply for grid electronic). In case that leakage is detected, the GSS will disable the next GS−pulsed
run. In the begin of the next run the generator detects the open GS connection and sends an error message 03PE
to the host computer with the follow up of graceful degradation scenario (Pulsed Fluoro without GS).
Installed GS Supervisor Box

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Detailed LED Indication

H3 H2
Condition H1 red Explanation Remedy
green yellow
Generator is pow-
When not powered, all LEDs Check Power Supply
ered ON, but no
off off off are off. The GS signal is in- of the GSS at (EH100
Power Supply for
terrupted by the GS box X1404 and ENT24 )
GSS box
GSS BOX is waiting 60 s be-
Power ON on off off fore POST n.a.
(Power On Self Test)
After the generator is pow-
Blink-
Power ON ered ON, H1 indicates the
on off ing
during POST number of detected POST
(2Hz)
failures (max 8 times).
Some interrupted cables will
Check cables:
be detected: the box opens
blink- blink- Mini BNC cable from
During POST: (GS the internal FET switch in the
ing al- ing al- EZH X6); BNC tube
cable connection grid switch path. When the
ternate ternate grid switch cable
error) on next run is released Velara
with with (EH100 X1202); Signal
SW detects the high
red yellow bus cable;
mA (> 5mA) and generates
LED LED mAs connection
the Error Message 03PE in
its pre run test
POST OK − GSS
Blink-
ready for a GS In operational mode, LED H2
ing
Run with(1Hz). should pulse yellow with an
(1Hz)
or in status on off interval of 1 sec. During the n.a.
or
’During Run’ with presence of GS pulses, the
(2Hz)
(2Hz) blinking frequency is doubled
By connected laptop, during

calibration, there is no indica-
GSS Calibration on off off
tion of pulses (H2) or Error
(H3)
GSS Calibration When starting calibration the
Message after GSS POST detects the
Check Can connection
POST: 100 Ω measuring resistor is
for shortened circuit at
shortened. The type should
tube side. Measure ca.
n.a. n.a. n.a. be Velara = Can measuring
100 Ω at the tube as-
mode; here the appendix
sembly (between PE
points case to
and Can connection).
a Can cable shortened at
tube side.
During calibration run the
Check Can connection
GSS measures the Can cur-
GSS Calibration for open circuit.
rent via 100Ω resistor by
Message after 1st Check the mA in Clini-
comparing the values during
run: n.a. n.a. n.a. cal UI should be >
the pulse and during pulse
25mA (if not, the phan-
pause. Here the value CAN
tom may not thick
(GS inactive = during pulse):
enough).
> 2200μA

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Detailed LED Indication

H3 H2
Condition H1 red Explanation Remedy
green yellow
GSS Calibration
Message after 1st n.a.
run: When the 1st run is released
the GSS detects whether the Check Can connection
n.a. n.a. 100Ω measuring resistor is for shortened circuit at
shortened at HV generator to HV generator side.
ground.
During calibration the GSS

For Velara CV with
GSS Calibration detects after the 3rd run a too
MRM tube this mes-
Message after 3rd high Can current (> 30μA)
sage is expected_=ok.
run: between the pulses: the dis-
n.a. n.a. n.a. All other Velara CVFD
Force_mAs = YES played type changes from
or GCF: Never leave
Re−run of Calobra- VELARA = Can measuring
a GSS box in mAs
tion starts with: mode into VELARA
mode!
Thresholds of Can current

(> 30 μA) or cathode current
( > 350μA) exceeded during
pulse pause. GSS opens the
Check
grid switch signal and feeds
BNC cable connection;
additional 15mA into the mA
GS failure Run
measurement circuit. When
detected on off on GS Diagnostic Test,
the next run is released Ve-
in application mode Replace
lara SW detects the high mA
MRC / MRM tube or
( >5mA) and generates the
GS Tank
Error 03PE in its pre run test.
The following runs are in
Pulsed Fluro technique, re-
quested by SysCo.
1.4.6.1. Leakage Detection

The GS Supervisor can use two different signals to detect emission current between pulses:
The preferred signal is the so called can current (wire that connects the can connection point of the tube to the
functional earth point on the HV generator X1200). In this wire a 100Ω resistor is integrated to measure the can
current via the GSS Box. The Can current between two consequence pulses should be zero if the GS Unit is
working properly.
Can current: during emission (pulse) about 10 % of the electrons bounce back from the anode and hit the wall
of the enclosure. These electrons are conducted away from this wall to the separate connection point of the tube
housing.
The second possible signal is the cathode current which is measured in the mAs path via additional 5 Ω
resistance of the GSS Box during the pulse pause.

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1.4.6.2. GS Calibration
IMPORTANT
Calibrate the GSS (Grid Switch Supervisor) BOX with the latest GS Calibration SW only.
(The SW is available in InCenter).
In order to define the measurement mode and to store their offsets, the GSS Box performs during the GS calibration:
 mA offset measurement
 Can current measurement
Both measurements are executed in the pulse pause.
The complete calibration consists of max three runs, each run starts with a POST, performs a pre--run test and an
X--ray run which is started by the FSE and determined by the GSS box.
Measure the mA offsets and store them in the GSS Box, as there are:
1. the tube individual Bias current
2. the HV divider current
to 1. GS tube types have different Bias resistors to stabilize the grid function,
MRM 120M
MRC 240,
SRM 120M tubes with the GS electronic in an extra tank feed the Bias current not through the mA
measuring path. Additionally these high resistor values have individual tolerances.
to 2. The resistor of the HV divider with 100 M  does have also individual tolerances
Of course the tube to be calibrated should not have a leaking grid otherwise this current would be seen as offset
and compensated as well. To avoid this situation, the GS Diagnostic Test is mandatory before a GS calibration is
executed. GSS Box calibration is mandatory not only after initial installation, but also each time after replacement
of Tube, HV generator or GS--Tank.
Can current Measurement
MRC and SRM tubes:

For these tube types the CAN measurement mode is foreseen.
During POST the Can cable is already checked for short circuit at the tube side. If this POST detects a short circuit
the GSS box sets automatically the configuration to mAs mode
Measurement of the Can current is performed in each calibration run to check for: too high field emission,
MRM tubes or Can cable shortened at generator side.
Field Emission:
If the absolute field emission is higher than 30 A during the pulse pause (already in the first run), the GS supervisor
will force the GSS box to switch to the cathode current method (mAs mode) in this calibration sequence (means:
after the 1st calibration run, the GS supervisor interrupts with the error message ’Can cable not connected..’). The
flag in the dialog box will be set to and is displayed in the
following re--run
of Calibration [for mAs offset only].

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MRM tubes:
MRM tubes will force the GSS box to switch to mAs mode in the calibration run 3 because the Bias current of the
MRM flows through the measuring resistor ( >300 μA during pulse pause). The flag in the dialog box will be set to
and is displayed in the following re−run of Calibration for
mAs offset only .
1.4.6.3. Measurement mode
The Velara GSS Box operation mode depends on the installed tube type assembly and is configured indirectly
during the GS Calibration by the measured value of the Can cable. The default setting is Can current mode.
For MRC and SRM tube assemblies with Velara the default method is the measurement in the Can path.
For MRM tube assemblies the GSS Box is measuring the cathode current in the mAs measurement path (mAs
mode), set during GS Calibration.
The OMCP GSS Box is configured dedicatedly in the Connector EH 100 X 1404 to mAs mode. (The CAN wire is
not connected to the GSS box for any tube type at all).
1.5. TUBE CURRENT MEASUREMENT
1.5.1. Measure range
The tube current AV_MA can be measured as an analog signal at test point X45 on the unit EH kV/mA control.
For the whole range of 0.1 mA through 1250 mA the amplification is switched with a hysteresis of 20 mA to 100 mA.
For setpoints < 20 mA the feedback line is amplified in the small range (20mA / V) and stays in this range 10:1 until
99 mA during mA regulation. If the regulator needs to exceed this value, the range is switched to less amplification
1:1 with a scale of 200mA/V.
This range handling is NOT analog to the conditions of the low-power extension of the H.V. converter!
1.5.1.1. Tube current offset value

The tube current feedback circuit is fed with a fixed offset value of 4mA. Take this value depending on the range
= different scale factors into account when measuring the voltage at X45 or frequency at X43!
1.5.1.2. Scale factors

Depending on the mA setpoint two different scale factors are possible. The offset value is also depending on the
selected range and has to be subtracted:
Range 1:1 Range 10:1 subtract 4 mA offset:
20 − 1.250mA 0.1 – 20mA
EH X45 AV_MA Actual value emission current 200mA / V 20mA / V 5mV or 50mV
EH X43 MA_FR mA value as frequency 500kHz / A 5.000kHz / A 2kHz or 20kHz

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1.5.2. Ie correction
The measured tube current AV_MA at EH X45 (−offset) has to be corrected also by the current flowing via the
kV measuring divider resistor and the current through the tube Bias resistor (tube type dependend). The total value
is also available in the table \ Monitoring\ Read Ie corrections values, see 1.2.14 in this chapter.
The result at EH X45 is: I measured (−offset) − kVsetpoint / 2 x Rcorr
Typical Rcorr are: MRM GS tubes: 50 MΩ

MRC GS tubes: 70 MΩ
SRM GS tubes 100MΩ
Non GS tubes: 100MΩ
The factor ‘2’ is required because only half the kV setpoint drives the current through the internal tube resistor.
1.5.3. mAs measurement
Hazard of electrical shock caused by open/touchable contacts

S Make sure that after services the mAs plug is always connected to EH 100 X 1400 (+)
and X 1401 (−).
In Case the GSS Control unit EH 100 is installed, the mAs testpoints at the H.V. generator are occupied.
The mAs plug is transferred to EH 100 X 1400 (+) and X 1401 (− ).

For mAs at EG 100 or EH 100 the measured value must be subtracted by:
mAs corr = I divider x exposure time.
I divider = kVsetpoint / 2 x Rcorr
The mAs testpoint does not have the tube current offset of 4mA!

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1.6. ERROR LIST
1.6.1. Error display
Several Generator Errors create a message text to be displayed in the AGD (Acquisition Geo Display):
e.g. ‘X−ray generator not available’.
For Service on system level these exceptions can be retrieved from the System Technical Event Log, indicated by
the Exception Code with five numeric digits. The Velara CV can create four digits only!
For more information of access and format: Refer to the System Service Manual and Help file of the FSF.
Additionally the FSF (workspot of Velara CFD / CVFD / RF/ GCF) or the Service Software Tool AGenT (Velara CV
and RF/GCF in NT Sytems) retrieve the internal table for Errors, Warnings, Fatal Errors and Invalid Request on
Generator level, coded in alphanumeric format of four or five digits.
Available Logs are:
− Error Log Index 1−200

− Detail Error with Program Trace, BUS Trace, Actual Status, Status Trace, HW Set Values, Read HW Values;
depending on the FU that reported the event (refer to the section “Structure of Messages”).
1.6.2. Classification of exception messages (Velara)
Errors:
− Not recoverable.
− A certain function is no longer available, e.g. radiation stops immediately.
Most of these errors are listed in the system technical event log.
Warnings:
− The customer can restart the function
or
− the system controller restarts the function without user intervention.
Warnings are not recorded in the system technical event log. They are only recorded in the generator error log.
Fatal errors:
− Temporarily generated by the FU kVmA or RoCo.
− They cause the generator to enter a safe state immediately.
Fatal errors are reported as a Warning after the warm start of the generator.
IMPORTANT: When you set he generator to OFF/ON this causes a loss of FRU fatal errors.
Invalid request:
These error messages indicate non-expected software conflicts between the generator and the system, e.g. it
may happen that the generator receives system parameter settings that do not match the configuration or
adjustments. Most of these errors are listed in the system technical event log.

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1.6.3. Structure of messages
The fault finding via messages is based on the error code, displayed in the detailed error information. The error
code has a one-to-one relation to the exception number that is stored in the error log Velara and in the system
technical event log.
Example: 00A0 is equal to 06548 or 6548, refer to error list in this chapter.
− The error code is indicated by four digits alphanumerical in the detailed error information only.
− The exception number or error ID is listed by four or five digits in the error log and in the detailed error
information.
The first two digits of the error code indicate the Functional Unit ( FU ) reporting the error.
Example:
00xx = error code reported by CU (central unit)

02xx = error code reported by kV (kV unit)
03xx = error code reported by mA (mA unit)
10xx = error code reported by RoCo (rotor control unit)
The last two digits indicate the error symptom.
1.7. ERROR TRACE VIA AGENT FOR VELARA CV / RF / GCF REL.1

The max. amount of exception entries in this index log is 200.
Log index = No Exception No=Error ID
No Error ID Time Date Text

1 8467 08:05 19−06−2002 TTS: Internal TTS error
………..
194 58468 08:09 19−06−2002 See detailed LOG or documentation of FU RC a
196 7780 08:36 19−06−2002 Generator performing automatic reboot
199 7780 08:43 19−06−2002 Generator performing automatic reboot

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1.7.1. Detailed error information
To see the related error code mark the log index and select ’DETAIL’.
Example
Log index: 192
Exception number: 8467
Time stamp: 08:09 19−06−2002
Exception text: TTS: Internal TTS error
Error Information:
Error Info
Class: Error
Code: 00TC
Exception number: 08467
Turn-on time: 19−06−02 07:49:24
Time of error: 19−06−02 08:09:00
Explanation: TTS: Internal TTS Error
Task name: T_TS_main
Proc name: TS_iq_tube_load_state
Previous warning: 00
Explanation: invalid code
Dynamic Info:
FUs present: CU DR kV mA mA mA mA CI HI HI RC RC RC AD AD AD AD MD
Release level : 06 00 11 11 00 00 00 00 00 00 31 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
State of FU: 00 00 00 02 FF FF FF FF FF FF 02 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF
CU card version: 03
X-ray parameters: tube no. U−set Ie−set mode phys.focus
X-ray settings: tube 1 84.0kV 357.142mA ADAP small

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1.7.2. Bus trace
Bus trace
Time stamp EN_X NR_PR_X RQ_SN_X CTRL_X CTRL_X_C X_ACT_S

−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−
+322510 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
+320948 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
+286462 ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF
+286340 ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF
+286340 ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON
+286332 ON OFF OFF ON ON ON
+286332 ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF
HW Set Values
HW set values: Not implemented
Read HW Values
Read HW values: Not implemented
Error Specific Info

Specific info: Not implemented

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1.7.3. Error list
All explanations and Error fixing hints for Velara exception codes are available via error message decoder.
This tool is available on GCS DVD or downloadable from KNOVA, see below. It runs via MS Internet Explorer.
To download the error message decoder for all Velara types from Knova:

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Error− Ecept− Error− Error_Remark Error_Fixing
Velara
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Code No Class
0099 05757 WARNING Only occurs in special software versions where the trial period has elapsed. Software problem. No activity on field site. Send error log to help desk.
00A0 06548 INVALID The CU Received a Simulation Mode request from the SC during Adaptation. 1. Request simulation mode (without X−ray) in STANDBY
REQUEST
00A1 06549 INVALID Received a Simulation Mode ON request from the SC whilst we were already 1. Request simulation mode (without X−ray) in STANDBY
REQUEST trying to turn Simulation Mode ON anyway.
00A2 06550 INVALID Received a Simulation Mode OFF request from the SC whilst we were already Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST trying to turn Simulation Mode OFF anyway. Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00A3 06551 INVALID The generator has received a dataset containing a DriveControl RECORD 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
REQUEST request for an invalid control method (#1H). select another EPX2. Change CuBe
00A4 06552 INVALID The System Controller has selected an Xper with Patient Doserate Limitation 1. Check prefilter and patient dose rate limitation parameters in Xper.
REQUEST set to ”steep mode” but with a prefilter which is programmed as ”no filter” or 2. Check prefilter programming in generator Tube Configuration.
has not been programmed at all.
00A5 06553 INVALID SysCo has requested an invalid Drive Control state for Bolus Chase. #1 is the 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
REQUEST buffer number, #2 is the current state and #3 is the requested state. select another EPX2. Change CuBe
00A6 06554 INVALID SysCo has requested Drive Control ”Record Run” or ”Play Run” for a control 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
REQUEST method which does not support these values. #1 is the control method num- select another EPX2. Change CuBe
ber.
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00A7 06555 INVALID SysCo has requested a Drive Control state ”Play Run” at the same time as 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
REQUEST Lock Control is set to Lock. This combination is not allowed. select another EPX2. Change CuBe
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
00A8 06556 INVALID SysCo has requested doseInput AMPLIMAT or EXTERNAL with Chamber 1 or 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
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REQUEST Film Screen Combination 1 where and FD7 is programmed. This combination select another EPX2. Change CuBe
is not allowed.
00A9 06557 WARNING This is a warning to indicate that the blank / boost adaptation was This is a warning to indicate that the blank / boost adaptation was automatically
automatically repeated. The system is operable now. repeated. The system is operable now.
00B0 06648 ERROR Internal SW Error in application data service interface (AD−SE) Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00B9 06657 ERROR Internal SW Error − a message has been ”received” from an unknown function Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
unit (FU)
00BP 06680 ERROR An unknown message has been received from system controller Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00BQ 06681 WARNING Calculation of Startup X−Ray Dataset Failed. Load a new Startup EPX from the SC.
00BR 06682 WARNING A startup x−ray dataset has been processed on startup and the dataset Load a new Startup EPX from the SC.
needed to be limited.
00BS 06683 INVALID AN adaptation request has been received whilst the CU was performing Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST adaptation anyway. Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00BT 06684 WARNING An adaptation dataset calculation could not be sucessfully performed, due to 1. Change CuBe,
incorrect parameters or generator state. 2. Contact Help Desk
00BY 06689 INVALID The SysCo has requested an EDL curve for an invalid buffer, i.e. one which is Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST unused, or one which does not contain the correct ControlMethod. Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00BZ 06690 INVALID System Controller sent select mode for an unused Buffer. Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
FAULT FINDING
00CB 06766 WARNING FU #1 sent IIM, which CU didn’t recognise. 1. Change FU mentioned in error remark.
Possible inconsistency between FU resp. CU version (Release/Level) 2. Change CuBe
Did you just install a wrong version?
FU−Parameter #1=02:kV−(mA−)Control, =03:(kV−)mA−Control, =0A:Roco
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00CC 06767 WARNING CAN ”frame−repeat−counter overflow” detected. 1. To prevent stator &/or ENT1 damage, check the installed RoCo sw Version. If
Communication with FU #1 disturbed. Possibly the FU is overloaded or the installed version is 451211322341 or 2, upgrade RoCo prom to at least version
stopped. 451211322343!
FU−Parameter #1=02:kV−(mA−)Control, =03:(kV−)mA−Control, =0A:Roco. 2. Check internal CAN terminating resistor EZX401−CAN 451210495171.
Could cause stator &/or ENT1 damage. 3. Check CAN cable(s).
4. Replace kVmA control.
5. Replace CuBe.
00CD 06768 WARNING CAN ”FU not addressable” error detected. 1. To prevent stator &/or ENT1 damage, check the installed RoCo sw Version. If
Transmit to FU #1 can’t be started. the installed version is 451211322341 or 2, upgrade RoCo prom to at least version
FU−Parameter #1=02:kV−(mA−)Control, =03:(kV−)mA−Control, =0A:Roco. 451211322343!
Could cause stator &/or ENT1 damage. 2. Check internal CAN terminating resistor EZX401−CAN 451210495171.
3. Check CAN cable(s).
5. Replace CuBe.
00CE 06769 WARNING CAN: ”rx−signal conflict” detected. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Reception from FU #1 disturbed. 2. Check CAN bus
FU−Parameter #1=02:kV−(mA−)Control, =03:(kV−)mA−Control, =0A:Roco 3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
5. Contact Help Desk

00CF 06770 WARNING CAN: ”no RTR from FU” detected. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
While sending to FU #1, it is not communicating any more (i.e. the expected 2. Check CAN bus
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Remote Transmit Request is missed), possibly because of overload or stop. 3. Change FU

FU−Parameter #1=02:kV−(mA−)Control, =03:(kV−)mA−Control, =0A:Roco 4. Change CuBe
00CG 06771 WARNING Error messages CD, CF or CL not reported because wrong error mailbox 1. Change CuBe,
token. 2. Contact Help Desk
00CH 06772 WARNING ”Invalid tbdor−Parameter FU_type” detected. 1. Change CuBe,
Invalid parameter of CA_PUT_CU_IIM_TOKEN. 2. Contact Help Desk
00CJ 06774 WARNING CAN auto configuration succeeded and updated the CAN NV table. 1. Change CuBe
If #1 = 53H all is o.k. because you initiated it by service command.
If #1 = 45H: CAN auto configuration started because NV−data corrupted. If
there are more NV−problems, change CUBE.
00CK 06775 WARNING CAN auto configuration failed and did not update the CAN NV table. 1. Change CuBe
If #1 = 53H: You initiated the CAN auto configuration by service command.
If #1 = 45H: CAN auto configuration started because NV−data corrupted.
00CL 06776 WARNING CAN: ”FU not addressable” error detected. 1. To prevent stator &/or ENT1 damage, check the installed RoCo sw Version. If
Transmit to FU #1 can’t be started. the installed version is 451211322341 or 2, upgrade RoCo prom to at least version
FU−Parameter #1=02:kV−(mA−)Control, =03:(kV−)mA−Control, =0A:Roco. 451211322343!
Could cause stator &/or ENT1 damage. 2. Check internal CAN terminating resistor EZX401−CAN 451210495171.
3. Check CAN cable(s).
5. Replace CuBe.
00CM 06777 WARNING CAN: ”FU sent event and did not answer RTR” error detected. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Reception from FU #1 disturbed (i.e. no answer to Remote Transmit Request). 2. Check CAN bus
Possible reason CUBE overload. 3. Change FU
FU−Parameter #1=02:kV−(mA−)Control, =03:(kV−)mA−Control, =0A:Roco 4. Change CuBe
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00CP 06780 WARNING CAN: ”Max FU count exceeded” error detected. 1. Change CuBe,
While auto configuration more FU’s found than handleable. 2. Contact Help Desk
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Code No Class
00CQ 06781 WARNING This error code is only used in Optimus RAD + R/F Update CU Firmware
00CR 06782 WARNING This error code is only used in Optimus RAD + R/F Update CU Firmware
00CX 06788 WARNING CAN: ”last−only−repeat−counter overflow” detected. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
4. Change CuBe
00CY 06789 WARNING CAN: ”abort of rx of IIM #1#2H (unexp frame)” detected. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
4. Change CuBe
00CZ 06790 WARNING CAN: ”unexpected frame received after IIM #1#2H” detected. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Reception from FU #1 disturbed, message is delivered nevertheless. 2. Check CAN bus
4. Change CuBe
00DA 06865 WARNING No CPU−Access to CAN−chip. Problem with CAN−chip on CUBE 1. Change CuBe
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CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
00DB 06866 WARNING CAN−chip reset not acknowledged. Problem with CAN−chip on CUBE 1. Change CuBe
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00DC 06867 WARNING CAN−chip reset release not acknowledged. Problem with CAN−chip on CUBE 1. Change CuBe
00DD 06868 WARNING CAN−chip DPRAM check failed. Problem with CAN−chip on CUBE 1. Change CuBe
00DE 06869 WARNING unexpected CAN−chip int−pointer. Problem with CAN−chip on CUBE 1. Change CuBe
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00DF 06870 WARNING CAN−chip state undefined. Problem with CAN−chip on CUBE 1. Change CuBe
00DG 06871 WARNING CAN−chip error−active after passive #1H. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Info: 00DH ended. 2. Check cables and screens
3. Check CAN bus with analog oscilloscope
4. Change CuBe
00DH 06872 WARNING CUBE−CAN−chip state error−passive because of detected transmission 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
problems. It’s just an info; the transmission is still working. 2. Check cables and screens
Possibly no running FU is connected to the CAN bus or EMC problems. 3. Check CAN bus with analog oscilloscope
4. Change CuBe
00DI 06873 ERROR CAN−chip state bus−off. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
CUBE−CAN−chip serious error because of detected transmission (probably 2. Check cables and screens
EMC) problems. 3. Check CAN bus with analog oscilloscope
No transmission possible til next startup. 4. Change CuBe
00DJ 06874 WARNING CAN−chip state DPRAM−error 1. Change CuBe
Problem with CAN−chip on CUBE
00DK 06875 WARNING CAN−chip state DPRAM−error&passive 1. Change CuBe
FAULT FINDING
00DL 06876 WARNING unexpected CAN−chip interrupt 1. Change CuBe,
Problem with CAN−chip on CUBE 2. Contact Help Desk
00DM 06877 WARNING CAN frame error (code #1H) 1. Change CuBe
00E0 06948 INFO iRMX exception #2#1H occurred. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
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Code No Class
00FA 07065 INFO CPU: CAL(CS)−Errorcode: #2#1H If the error code given in the ”Error Detail” is 07D2, then:
System CAN problem 1. Check that the System CAN connector / cable is connected properly to the
Generator.
2. If not, then connect it properly and reboot the Generator − this should solve the
problem.
Otherwise:
1. Check System CAN Terminating Resistor
2. Check cables and screens
3. Check CAN bus with analogue oscilloscope
4. Change CUBE &/or SIB board.
00FB 07066 INFO Fast Domain Error 1. Check System CAN Terminating Resistors
Communications Failure on System CAN 2. Check cables and screens
4. Change CuBe5. Change SIB
00G0 07148 WARNING Internal SW failure. Invalid state transition action specified. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
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00G1 07149 WARNING This error is not used. Update CU Firmware
| ERROR
00G2 07150 WARNING CU could not initialise the internal CAN properly. 1. Restart Generator
| ERROR 2. Check internal CAN connections
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
3. Check CAN hardware etc.

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00G3 07151 WARNING The CU just entered CU ONLY Simulation Mode and any FUs present will be 1. Check/change kVmA Control
ignored. 2. Check/change kVmA Control CAN cable
3. Change CuBe
00G4 07152 ERROR A firmware update was unsuccessful because the archive file used was cor- Update CU Firmware
rupted.
00I1 07349 WARNING Not used in Optimus TC. Update CU Firmware
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| ERROR
| ERROR
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00J1 07449 WARNING A message with an unexpected message number (IIM) has been received. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
The first parameter byte gives the IIM that was received.
00J2 07450 INVALID False Parameter received from System Controller. Error parameter bytes : 1 = Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST Function Selector (FS) of faulty message; 2 = parameter id (PID) of the faulty Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
parameter in this message; 34 = sub−parameter id (SID).
00J3 07451 INVALID Corrupted/invalid message received from System Controller. Error parameter Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST bytes : 1 = Function Selector (FS) of faulty message; 2 = parameter id (PID) of Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
faulty parameter; 34 = sub−parameter id; 5 = status.
00J4 07452 WARNING CU could not find parameter info in its internal table. Error parameter bytes : 1 Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
= Function Selector (FS) of faulty message; 2 = parameter id (PID) of faulty
parameter; 34 = sub−parameter id; 5 = type.
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00J5 07453 WARNING CU is attempting to send a false parameter to System Controller. Error para- Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
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meter bytes : 1 = Function Selector (FS) of faulty message; 2 = parameter id

(PID) of faulty parameter; 34 = sub−parameter id; 56 = incorrect value given.
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Code No Class
00J6 07454 WARNING CU is trying to send a corrupted/invalid message to System Controller. Error Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
parameter bytes : 1 = Function Selector (FS) of faulty message; 2 = parameter
id (PID) of faulty parameter; 34 = sub−parameter id; 5 = internal error code.
00J7 07455 INVALID The CU software failed to process a fixed parameter of an LWDR message. Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST Procedure ID can be used by XRG Development Team to determine the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
| WAR- source of the problem. Error Class of WARNING means a message from the
NING CU, INVALID REQUEST means its from the SC.
00J8 07456 WARNING The CU is trying to send a run data message with an invalid X−Ray Mode. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00J9 07457 INVALID Message from SC received whilst the Generator is being controlled over the Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
REQUEST Service Interface. The SC message has been ignored. Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00JA 07465 INVALID No interface version received, message ignored. Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST Failure during initialisation by the System Controller Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00JB 07466 INVALID Unknown LWDR Message received from SC. Possible compatibility problem Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST SC−Opti TC. Parameter 1 = Function Selector (FS). Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00JC 07467 WARNING tx LWDR message size invalid. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
Internal SW Error. Possible compatibility problem SC−Opti TC. Parameter 1
= Function Selector (FS).
00JD 07468 INVALID Unknown/invalid/corrupted LWDR Message received from SC. Possible com- Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST patibility problem SC−Opti TC. Parameter 1 = Function Selector (FS). Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
00JE 07469 INVALID The CU has received an LWDR message with a parameter value that it can Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
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REQUEST not translate to its internal format. Possible compatibility problem SC−Opti TC. Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
Function Selector = param 1, Parameter id = param 2, sub−param id = params
3&4, value = params 5&6.
00JF 07470 INVALID LWDR message received from SysCo with parameter which does not fit the 1. Check that the Sysco and Generator CU software versions are compatible.
REQUEST currently selected Application Interface version − or LWDR message has been 2. Check that the System CAN connector / cable is connected properly to the Ge-
corrupted. nerator. If not, then connect it properly and reboot the Generator − this should solve
the problem.
Otherwise:
1. Check System CAN Terminating Resistor
2. Check cables and screens
3. Check CAN bus with analogue oscilloscope
4. Change CUBE &/or SIB board.
00L1 07649 WARNING GC: checksum error. 1. Reload SW
| ERROR Reasons may be: − Checksum error for selected table part. − Table data cal-
culated for the first time.
00L2 07650 INVALID GC: data access error Invalid Request:
REQUEST Reasons may be: − Selected (programmable) table parts not exist or accessi- 1. Check EPX Parameter (tube, focus, t, Q, I, f, t_run,..)Warning: 1. Reload SW
| WAR- ble. − Selected table parts not valid. − No. of coordinates of selected table is 2. Contact Help Desk
NING zero.
00L3 07651 WARNING GC: limit data error. 1. Check EPX Parameter (tube, focus, f, t,..)
Reasons may be: − (Progammable) tables contain not enough coordinates for 2. Reload SW
FAULT FINDING
specified application. − Expected table values not found.
00L4 07652 INVALID GC:limits inconsistent.Reasons may be: The lower and upper limits of the 1. Check EPX Parameter (tube, focus, t, Q, I, f, t_run,..)
REQUEST limitation tables are inconsistent (Example: I_min > I_max). Combination of 2. Reload SW
applicational data produce inconsistent lower and upper limits. (Example:
I_min > I_max(power factor = 0).
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Code No Class
00L5 07653 INVALID GC: calculation error.Reasons may be: Division by zero. Input parameter not Invalid Request:
REQUEST usable for calculation. (eg pulse speed value = 0 ). Input parameter specifica- 1. Check EPX Parameter (tube, focus, t, Q, I, f, t_run,..)Warning: 1. Reload SW
| WAR- tion not kept! (eg Decreasing U coordinates into curve). Error in sequence of U 2. Contact Help Desk
NING coordinates of curve.
00L6 07654 INVALID GC: function not implemented. Invalid Request:
REQUEST Reasons may be: − Selected nomogram is unavailable. − Selected vario focus 1. Check EPX Parameter (tube, focus, t, Q, I, f, t_run,..)Warning: 1. Reload SW
| WAR- function or X−ray technique is not implemented. 2. Contact Help Desk
NING
00M0 07748 ERROR The initialisation of the FU(s) ##H, ##H failed. Note: Although the FU(s) did respond to one or more initialisation messages, it did
00H can be ignored, 02H:kV−(mA−)Control, 03H:(kV−)mA−Control, not complete the start−up sequence.1.Replace the FU(s) mentioned in the error
0AH:RoCo. message.2.Contact Help Desk and send Error Log incl. Detail Error.
00M1 07749 ERROR Configuration key is missing or defective. Replace Key
For future use − the existing CU has no configuration key and so this error
message should never appear.
00M3 07751 ERROR No response at all from FU(s) at initialisation. Note: The FU(s) did not respond to the first request during start−up within
Example: FU(s) 0AH, 00H, 00H, 00H, 00H, 00H 1s.1.Check CAN cable connection to FU kVmAControl and FU RoCo.2.Replace
00H can be ignored; 02H:kV−(mA−)Control, 03H:(kV−)mA−Control, the FU(s) mentioned in the error message.3.Contact Help Desk and send Error
0AH:RoCo. Log incudingDetailed Error Log.
00M4 07752 ERROR This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A func- 1. Change CuBe,
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
tion call is performed from the function group MC and the module mcidle.c to a 2. Contact Help Desk
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procedure in the function group SE. This procedure returns a parameter which
is out of range.
00M5 07753 ERROR This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A func- 1. Change CuBe,
tion call is performed from the function group MC and the module mcidle.c to a 2. Contact Help Desk
procedure in the function group SE. This procedure returns a parameter which
is out of range.
00MA 07765 INFO This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A back-
background program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the alloca- ground program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the allocated me-
ted memory for the job, referenced by the job id, is reached. For OSRAM refer mory for the job, referenced by the job ID is reached. Contact the Helpdesk and
to XRG−D−107/99. send Error Log.
00MB 07766 INFO This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A back-
background program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the availa- ground program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the available me-
ble memory for the job, referenced by the job id, is reached. For OSRAM refer mory for the job, referenced by the job ID is reached. Contact the Helpdesk and
00MC 07767 INFO This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A back-
background program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the borro- ground program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the borrowed me-
wed memory for the job, referenced by the job id, is reached. For OSRAM mory for the job, referenced by the job ID is reached. Contact the Helpdesk and
refer to XRG−D−107/99. send Error Log.
00MD 07768 INFO This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A back-
background program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the alloca- ground program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the allocated me-
ted memory for the job, referenced by the job id, is increasing. For OSRAM mory for the job, referenced by the job ID is increasing. Contact the Helpdesk and
00ME 07769 INFO This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A back-
background program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the availa- ground program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the available me-
ble memory for the job, referenced by the job id, is decreasing. For OSRAM mory for the job, referenced by the job ID is decreasing. Contact the Helpdesk and
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00MF 07770 INFO This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A back-
background program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the borro- ground program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the borrowed me-
wed memory for the job, referenced by the job id, is increasing. For OSRAM mory for the job, referenced by the job ID is increasing. Contact the Helpdesk and
00MG 07771 WARNING The checksum of the table which stores the parameters for OSRAM is corrup- 1. In case that a release update is performed this exception can be ignored
ted. This happens also when the table does not (yet) exist after installing a 2. Try to restart the generator, if the same warning occurs again, it may be a CuBe
new CUBE board or parts of it. HW error in NVRAM, change the CUBE.
3. Check the battery jumper W6 and battery G2 on CuBe board.
00MH 07772 ERROR This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A back-
background program called OSRAM analyses all jobs which are part of the ground program called OSRAM analyses all jobs which are a part of the CU soft-
CU−SW. OSRAM has not found all jobs under their expected names. For OS- ware. OSRAM has not found all jobs under their expected names. Contact the
RAM refer to XRG−D−107/99. Helpdesk and send Error
00MI 07773 INFO This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A back-
background program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the number ground program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the number of ob-
of objects for the job, referenced by the job id, is reached. For OSRAM refer to jects for the job, referenced by the job ID is reached. Contact the Helpdesk and
XRG−D−107/99. send Error Log.
00MJ 07774 INFO This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A back-
background program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the number ground program called OSRAM has detected, that the limit for the number of ob-
of objects for the job, referenced by the job id, is increasing. For OSRAM refer jects for the job, referenced by the job ID is increasing. Contact the Helpdesk and
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
00MK 07775 WARNING The data for a filament received from the FU is different to the data stored in 1. In case that a release update is performed this exception can be ignored
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
the CU. Parameter #2 is the filament number, #1 is the FU number, where 2. In case the problem still persists, perform an adaptation on the tube and focus
FUmA A = 3, FUmA B = 4 etc., #3 is the tube number (tube 1..2) and #4 is the 3. Uninstall and reinstall the blamed tube by tube configuration procedure
focus (1=small..3=large).
00ML 07776 WARNING The CU could not contact one or more FUs necessary for running and so is Check CAN cable connection to FU−kV, FU−mA and FU−RoCo. If one or more of
rebooting in CU only mode. the FU(s) mentioned in the error message parameters is not physically present,
then do a CAN Auto Detect from the Service Interface. If it still fails after the above
fixes have been performed, then replace the FU(s) mentioned in the error mes-
sage.
00MM 07777 WARNING This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A This error points to a failure which can only be caused by the software. A back-
background program called OSRAM analyses all jobs which are part of the ground program called OSRAM analyses all jobs which are a part of the CU soft-
CU−SW. OSRAM has found all jobs under their expected names, but the job ware. OSRAM is missing a job that was there before. Contact the Helpdesk and
identified by ”job id” is now gone. send Error Log.
00MN 07778 WARNING A message has been received from an FU during startup of the CU which is 1. Check / replace affected FU.
shorter that the expected message. Possible incompatibility between CU and 2. Check / replace CuBe
FU or problem with FU. Expected size = param 1, received size = params
2&3, FU = param 4, iim = p. 5
00MO 07779 WARNING Unexpected message received from an FU during CU startup. 1. Check table ”Subsystem SW and HW releases”, if possible.
FU−Parameter #1=02:kV(mA)Control, =03:(kV)mA Control, =0A:RoC. Para- 2. Check / replace affected FU.
meter ”iim” can be ignored. 3. Replace CuBe4. Contact Help Desk and send Error Log incl. Detail Error Log
Possible software incompatibility between CU and FU, or problem with FU. and table ”Subsystem SW and HW releases”, if it was available.
00MP 07780 WARNING The generator is about to reboot itself automatically. None required − this message is intended to show that the CU rebooted delibera-
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tely and not due to an error.
00N0 07848 WARNING The LWDR Pack was unable to create the requested message. Function se- Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
lector requested was #1H and the LWDR Pack error code was #2H.
00N1 07849 WARNING CU could not find parameter info in its internal table. Error parameter bytes : 1 Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
= Function Selector (FS) of faulty message; 2 = parameter id (PID) of the
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00N2 07850 INVALID LWDR Pack tried to decode a message which had one or more missing fixed Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST parameters. Function selector is #1H, param id #2H, sub−param id #3#4H Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
LWDR status is #5H.
00N3 07851 INVALID False Parameter in LWDR message received from System Controller. Error Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST parameter bytes : 1 = Function Selector (FS) of faulty message; 2 = parameter Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
id (PID) of the faulty parameter in this message.
00N4 07852 INVALID Corrupted/invalid LWDR message received from System Controller. Error Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST parameter bytes : 1 = Function Selector (FS) of faulty message; 2 = parameter Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
id (PID) of the faulty parameter in this message.
00N5 07853 INVALID Unknown LWDR Message received from SC. Possible compatibility problem Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST SC−Opti TC. Parameter 1 = Function Selector (FS). Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00N6 07854 INVALID TheBox is attempting to send an out of range LWDR parameter to CU. Error Probably a software conflict internally to Integris Interface software in the CuBe
REQUEST parameter bytes : 1 = Function Selector (FS) of faulty message; 2 = parameter Generator, contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Infor-
id (PID) of the faulty parameter in this message. mation.
00N7 07855 INVALID TheBox is trying to send a corrupted/invalid LWDR message to the CU. Error Probably a software conflict internally to Integris Interface software in the CuBe
REQUEST parameter bytes : 1 = Function Selector (FS) of faulty message; 2 = parameter Generator, contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Infor-
id (PID) of the faulty parameter in this message; 3 = internal error code. mation.
00N8 07856 INVALID TheBox is trying to send an unknown LWDR Message. Possible compatibility Probably a software conflict internally to Integris Interface software in the CuBe
REQUEST problem TheBox−Opti TC. Parameter 1 = Function Selector (FS). Generator, contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Infor-
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
mation.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
00N9 07857 WARNING TheBox ran out of memory trying to create an LWDR message. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00NA 07865 ERROR SDL: Max. transmit retries reached. Fit message lost. Check SDL Link
A transmission towards the Integris Acco failed.
00NB 07866 ERROR SDL: Rx SEQ mismatch. At least one Fit message lost. Check SDL Link
Synchronisation problem at SDL level.
00NC 07867 ERROR SDL: Tx SEQ mismatch. At least one Fit message lost. Check SDL Link
Synchronisation problem at SDL level
00ND 07868 WARNING Received an unexpected message − FU type is #1H, iim is #2H. Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00NE 07869 unbestimmt Not currently used. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00NF 07870 INVALID Unexpected or unrecognised FIT command received. Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
| WAR-
NING
00NG 07871 INVALID TheBox tried to encode or decode a FIT message with an unexpected or unre- Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST conized message type. Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00NH 07872 INVALID A FIT parameter was either missing or incorrect. Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
00NI 07873 WARNING An unexpected FIT command / message was received. The command is Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
reported using #2#1H and the message type using #4#3H. Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00NJ 07874 INVALID TheBox attempted to process an unexpected buffer (given by #1H). Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
00NK 07875 WARNING An unexpected LWDR message was received by TheBox. Function selector = Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
#1H. Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
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00NL 07876 INVALID An internal parameter to a function call was out of range. Probably a software conflict internally to Integris Interface software in the CuBe
REQUEST Generator, contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Infor-
mation.
00NM 07877 INVALID An illegal SID value has been read from the hardware. Check SID hardware / connection.
REQUEST
00NN 07878 WARNING TheBox received an SID value which it could not convert into a valid LWDR 1. Check SID hardware / connection.
EDL distance. 2. Contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log.
00NO 07879 INVALID A curve could not be calculated because the given curve parameters were out Probably a software conflict internally to Integris Interface software in the CuBe
REQUEST of range. Generator, contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Infor-
mation.
00NP 07880 INVALID An unexpected / invalid CU or TheBox state was received. Probably a software conflict internally to Integris Interface software in the CuBe
mation.
00NQ 07881 WARNING A request (number #1H) from TheBox to the CU software for information fai- Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
led.
00NR 07882 WARNING TheBox failed to find the required mA value in the curve returned by the TC 1.Restart Generator
software. 2.Reload FW
00NS 07883 WARNING An attempt was made to divide a value by zero. 1. Change EPX.
2.Restart Generator
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
3.Reload FW
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
4.Call Help Desk

00NT 07884 WARNING TheBox has received an unexpected FIT command type. I.e. not one of SET, 1. Change EPX.
EVA, CP$SET, RE$SET, LOCK, UNLOCK. 2.Restart Generator
3.Reload FW
4.Call Help Desk
00NU 07885 INVALID TheBox has attempted to set an internal flag when it already had the same Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
REQUEST value (#1H). Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00NV 07886 WARNING TheBox has run out of internal software timers. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
00NW 07887 WARNING TheBox has tried to open a file (number #2#1) and failed. If the file was cor- 1. Try to restart the generator, if warning occurs again, it may be a CU HW error in
rupt, then it has been replaced by a new file with default values in it. If it was NVRAM 2. Check the battery jumper W6 and battery G2 on CUBE3. Change
missing, then a new file has been created using default values. CUBE
00NX 07888 INVALID TheBox has tried to create a FIT message with an invalid (too long) parameter. Probably a software conflict internally to Integris Interface software in the CuBe
mation.
00PA 08065 WARNING IIM/MSC number unknown. 1. Change CuBe,
Allowed are only IIMs/MSCs such as MSCN_DR* and MSCN_SE_MAIN. DRC 2. Contact Help Desk
has been called using a wrong IIM/MSC
00PB 08066 WARNING technic mode unknown 1. Change CuBe,
DR_modes means all specified CMs, the DRC calculation calls the wrong 2. Contact Help Desk
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mode
00PC 08067 INVALID DRC input parameter #1H out of range. 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
REQUEST This occurs if the entry check of all parameters from XR fails or the boundary− select another EPX2. Change CuBe
check of kV_mA_curve fails. One of these values is out of the specified range.
00PD 08068 ERROR PC comm: unknown TDL proc id. 1. Change CuBe,
The service call to DRC is wrong, the called service procedure is not available 2. Contact Help Desk
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00PE 08069 WARNING checksum of NV RAM is invalid/wrong, may be a NV Problem 1. In case that a release update is performed this exception can be ignored
2. Try to restart the generator, if the same warning occurs again, it may be a CuBe
HW error in NVRAM, change the CUBE.
3. Check the battery jumper W6 and battery G2 on CuBe board.
00PF 08070 WARNING the kV−mA−curve or kV−mA−ms−curve, gotten from the CU SW, contains 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
more than two equal consecutive kV curve points select another EPX2. Change CuBe
00PG 08071 WARNING this warning occurs when the following kV value of a curve point doesn’t in- 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
crease.DRC got this curve from CU select another EPX2. Change CuBe
00PH 08072 WARNING This warning will never be occur in Optimus TC. EDL is deactivated in DRC for 1. Change CuBe,
OPTIMUS TC Release 1. 2. Contact Help Desk
00PI 08073 WARNING This warning occurs when a dose rate curve dosn’t exist. 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
select another EPX2. Change CuBe
00PJ 08074 WARNING DCALC Dr_curve has strange values. 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
DRC expands the curve coming from CU. This warning occurs, if DRC makes select another EPX2. Change CuBe
an expansion error.
00PK 08075 WARNING the kV−mA−curve for continuous fluoroscopy, got from CU SW, contains more 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
than one equal consecutive kV−mA curve point select another EPX2. Change CuBe
00PL 08076 WARNING This warning occurs if the measurement of dose goes > 20mV. This means a 1. Check the dose signal line or cable, maybe there is a disturbance on it or the
disturbance on the dose signal line. cable is not ok

CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
2. Change Amplimat (TC)3. Change CuBe

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
00PM 08077 INVALID This occurs if the entry check of all parameters from CU fails especially for 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
REQUEST pulsed technic. One of these values is out of the specified range. select another EPX2. Change CuBe
00PN 08078 WARNING the kV−mA−ms curves for a pulsed technic, got from CU SW, contains more 1. Check and/or change values sent by system controller for the control method,
than one equal consecutive kV−mA−ms curve points select another EPX2. Change CuBe
00PO 08079 WARNING This warning occurs if the control method changes whilst a pulse technic is still 1. Check SAN bus
running in an x−ray pulse 2. Change CuBe
00PP 08080 WARNING More than 500% of dose has been measured relative to the expected dose 1. Check EPX Parameter (tube, focus, t, Q, I, f, t_run,..)
(100%) 2. Check patient is present or fits to the loaded curve.
Should no longer occur (since Velara CV 1.1.4). 3. Check that personnel operate generator correctly.
00PQ 08081 WARNING DRC: dose much smaller after expo. than during expo. 1. Check SAN bus
The ”measured” dose after the pulse is lower than during pulse and so the 2. Change CuBe
reported dose will be taken from the latest time during pulse.
00PR 08082 INVALID DRC: Parameters concerning the sensor don’t fit together Change SensorScanTime in dataset to be greater than 0.
REQUEST FDXD installed, but dataset sent with SensorScanTime of 0. This is not com-
patible with FDXD.
00PS 08083 WARNING This Warning is issued at state machine failure−result with a parameter (va- 1. if failure−result−parameter is 1−4 :Contact Help Desk and send Error Log.
lues 1−5). 2. if failure−result−parameter is 5 : compare framespeed−parameter (e.g. 25 fps)
Values from 1−4 are internal for the developers, Value 5 typically means that with real sequencer−frequency from SysCo.
the dataset requested framespeed and the realized framespeed are not the
same.
00PT 08084 WARNING DRC calculation problem has occurred, the regulation curve has been limited. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00PU 08085 WARNING Interpolation problem, regulation values have been skipped over. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00S* 08342 Service PCcomm: Service access trace Disconnect PC during startup generator, could be a problem that FSF / System
This entry is made every time AGenT establishes a connection with the Gene- does not recognize that the system is master
rator.
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00S? 08363 ERROR An internal Software/Runtime problem was detected. Under normal conditions Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
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00S0 08348 ERROR During the Tube Data programming a data distribution error occurred 1.Restart Generator
2.Reload FW
00S1 08349 WARNING The configuration stored at the NVRAM does not match with the configuration Read out the actual Generator Configuration (Installation) and write it back to the
| ERROR stored at the FlashDisk. This could mean, that the battery is empty or the Generator.
FlashDisk corrupted or something was changed e.g. A Function Unit or the
FlashDisk or the Cube Board.
00S2 08350 ERROR Timeout reached Nothing to fix at all!
Could ocur in the CU Simulation Mode or more generally, if a task does not
respond to a service request within 5 minutes.
00S3 08351 WARNING The persistant baudrate of 115kbps was switched back to the default 9600bps If the Service Tool was using 115kbps, check the cable and its shielding.If the Ser-
because a lower baudrate was used by the Service Tool. vice Tool should use a lower baudrate, then don’t switch the Generator baudrate to
115kbps.
00S4 08352 WARNING The CU Battery Lifetime is low. Replace the Battery on the CU PCB and on the FU mA/kV PCB.Don’t forget to
The Battery Lifetime may have exceeded its 2 year guaranteed lifetime. renew the ”Battery Lifetime” after the Batteries have been replaced with new
ones.Remark: ”Renew Battery Lifetime” is a ”Reset” function (not available on older
Systems).
00S5 08353 ERROR The Restore of a Backup file was not successful. Reasons may be:⋅Restored Zip file was corrupted⋅The restored zip file does not
contain a backup.⋅Restored file was not zipped.Solution:⋅Use a valid Backup file.
00S6 08354 WARNING Restore data from different firmware version. The Backup was made by a Solution: Use the same Firmware version for Backup and Restore.
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
different version of the firmware than that which is currently running on the
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
system. It is possible that some restored data were ignored or overwritten with
different data.
00SA 08365 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SB 08366 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SC 08367 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict between the AGenT Service Tool and the Generator.
1. Retry the service command which preceded this error.
2. Contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SD 08368 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SE 08369 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SF 08370 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SG 08371 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SH 08372 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict between the AGenT Service Tool and the Generator.
00SI 08373 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SJ 08374 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Possible transmission problem.
1. Check that the correct cable has been connected between AGenT and the Ge-
nerator.
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00SK 08375 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict between the AGenT Service Tool and the Generator.
00SL 08376 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict between the AGenT Service Tool and the Generator.
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00SM 08377 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict between the AGenT Service Tool and the Generator.
00SN 08378 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SO 08379 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict between the AGenT Service Tool and the Generator.
00SP 08380 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SQ 08381 ERROR To prevent occurrence of this error, plug the cable into the Service Interface Nothing to fix at all!
connector at the Generator after you have started Windows 2000/NT and
AGent.
00SR 08382 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SS 08383 ERROR The request that was sent to the Generator could not be performed, because Probably a software conflict between the AGenT Service Tool and the Generator.
the request was not allowed, incorrect or a previous error leads to this re- 1. Retry the service command which preceded this error.
sponse. 2. Contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00ST 08384 ERROR RMX (operating system) error. Probably a software conflict between the AGenT Service Tool and the Generator.1.
Nothing to fix. Maybe reboot will help. Reboot the Generator and retry the service command which preceded this error.2.
Contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00SU 08385 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
00SV 08386 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Update CU Firmware
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
00SW 08387 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Update CU Firmware
00SX 08388 ERROR FU mA incompatible. 1. Check kVmA Prom D800, should be version 4512 113 27332 or 4512 113 27319
The Version of the FU mA could not be handled by the CU Firmware. 2. In case Prom is proper version contact Help Desk and send Detailed Error Log
00SY 08389 ERROR FU Off request failed. Update CU Firmware
The FU was requested to stop operation, but it dosen’t work.
00SZ 08390 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Update CU Firmware
00T? 08463 ERROR An internal resource problem was detected. Update CU Firmware
00TA 08465 ERROR The received message is unknown and will not be processed. Update CU Firmware
00TB 08466 WARNING Tube Supervision Error from FU kV. 1. Check cable for tube temperature switch at EZ X510:A5 und A7
Tube Housing contact or cable defect, detected by FU kV.
Tube temp switch:
closed at < 85 deg.C = ok
if cable has short circuit = 00TB
can be open if connector EZ X510 is removed.
00TC 08467 ERROR Internal TTS Error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
For more Information see TTS Internal Error Logging. Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00TD 08468 ERROR This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Update CU Firmware
00TE 08469 ERROR NVRAM Checksum Error. Update CuBe SW
The checksum found is not correct, that could mean the battery is empty or
the NVRAM is corrupt.
00TF 08470 ERROR The requested NVRAM space is unavailable. Update CU Firmware
00TG 08471 ERROR The temperature of the focal track exceeds the To limit. If Tubeprotection switched off at EPX then the tube was running too hot and forced
to stop the exposure else Contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log.
00TH 08472 WARNING Load Data Supply inconsistent. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
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00TI 08473 WARNING Tube Housing Contact state inconsistent. 1.Restart Generator
The Tube Housing Contact is open, but the calculated temperatures of the 2.Reload FW
tube don’t match with it. Check the tube type programming or cooling unit.
00TJ 08474 WARNING Defect in Cooling Unit flow circuit. 1. Check Cable connected probably at X510A
Velara RF rel 1.2, CFD rel 1.3, CV rel 1.4, CVFD rel 1.1 will scan the input flow 2. Check Cooling Unit has been powered on.
switch only if the programmed tube type should have a cooling unit connected. 3. Check that coolant level is Ok.
Note: This warning will lead to Graceful Degradation. 4. If everything else is Ok, then replace Cooling Unit otherwise correct the failure.
00TK 08475 INFO A glitch has caused the TTS model to calculate a peak value which exceeds Software problem. No activity on field site. Send error log to help desk.
the Nominal Power of the tube (so far only seen in RF systems).
00X0 08848 ERROR The FURoCo did not respond during tube switch to a stator request within the Check/change FRU RoCo hardware and/or Tube Multiplexer.
time required
00X1 08849 ERROR FU−RoCo acceleration timeout. 1. Check RoCo HS hardware, possible error combination with Roco HS error 10xx
The FURoCo did not obtain the requested speed within the time required 2. Check stator cable3. Check tube (bearings)
00X2 08850 ERROR The sending of a message on the CAN bus to the FU−RoCo/kV/mA failed. 1. Change CuBe,
00X3 08851 ERROR The FUkV did not respond to a tube selection request within the time required. 1. Change CuBe,
00X4 08852 ERROR The FUkV did not respond to the Data setting messages within the time requi- 1. Check/change kVmA Control
red 2. Check/change kVmA Control CAN cable

CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
3. Change CuBe
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00X5 08853 ERROR The FUmA rejected the X−ray parameter setting 1. Deinstall/install tube again
00X6 08854 ERROR The FUmA Grid Test Failed 1. Tube current leakage during grid application is higher than specified. Replace
the tube or disable the grid function.
2. The grid control circuit on kVmA control is defect.
3. The coaxial cable between kVmA control and tube is brocken.
4. The small filament of the GS tube is shortened to the cathode cup
5. The GS electronic could be defect, replace either Tube (MRC, MRM) or GS tank
(SRM)
00X7 08855 ERROR The FUmA did not respond to the Data setting messages within the time requi- 1. Check/change kV−mA−Control and CAN cable
red 2. Change CuBe
00X8 08856 ERROR FU−mA focus not installed. 1. Change CuBe,
The dataset from AD specifies a tube/focus combination which is not available 2. Contact Help Desk
00X9 08857 ERROR DRC did not respond to a calculation request within the time required 1. Change CuBe,
00XA 08865 ERROR The X−Ray mode / Nomogram Selector combination in the data set does not 1. Change CuBe,
yield a valid DRC mode 2. Contact Help Desk
00XB 08866 ERROR The FUmA Control State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the 1. Change CuBe
OFF state within the time required 2. Check/change kV−mA−Control
FAULT FINDING
00XC 08867 ERROR The FUkV Control State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the 1. Change CuBe
OFF state within the time required. 2. Check/change kV−mA−Control
00XD 08868 ERROR The FURoCo State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the INIT 1. Change CuBe2. Check/change RoCo HS
state within the time required. 3. Contact Help Desk
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Code No Class
00XE 08869 ERROR The FUmA Control State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the 1. Change CuBe
STANDBY state from the OFF state within the time required 2. Check/change kV−mA−Control
00XF 08870 ERROR The FUkV Control State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the 1. Change CuBe
STANDBY state from the OFF state within the time required 2. Check/change kV−mA−Control
00XG 08871 ERROR The FURoCo State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the 1. Change CuBe2. Check/change RoCo HS
STOPPED state from the INIT state within the time required. 3. Contact Help Desk
00XH 08872 ERROR The FUmA Control State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the 1. Change CuBe
STANDBY state from a more prepared state within the time required 2. Check/change kV−mA−Control
00XI 08873 ERROR The FUkV Control State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the 1. Change CuBe
STANDBY state from a more prepared state within the time required 2. Check/change kV−mA−Control
00XJ 08874 ERROR The FURoCo State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the 1. Change CuBe2. Check/change RoCo HS
STOPPED state from a more prepared state within the time required 3. Contact Help Desk
00XK 08875 ERROR The FUmA Control State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the 1. Change CuBe
requested prepared state from the STANDBY state within the time required. 2. Check/change kV−mA−Control

CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
00XL 08876 ERROR The FUkV Control State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the 1. Change CuBe
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requested prepared state from the STANDBY state within the time required 2. Check/change kV−mA−Control
00XM 08877 ERROR The FURoCo State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the re- 1. Change CuBe2. Check/change RoCo HS
quested started/starting state from the STOPPED state within the time requi- 3. Contact Help Desk
red.
00XN 08878 ERROR The FUmA Control State Machine has not responded to a request to go to the 1. Change CuBe
PREPARED XRAY state from the PREPARED state within the time required 2. Check/change kV−mA−Control
00XO 08879 ERROR FU−handler looping. 1. Change CuBe,
The main loop in the procedure to run all FU state machines has run more 2. Contact Help Desk
than the specified maximum loops without reaching a stable state
00XP 08880 WARNING More timers have been requested than the module XRswtim can maintain 1. Change CuBe,
00XQ 08881 WARNING Unexpected message received 1. Change CuBe,
00XR 08882 WARNING Run Data could not be collected within the time required. 1. Change CuBe
2. Check/change kV−mA−Control
00XS 08883 WARNING Notification of X−ray Off has not been received from the Radiation State ma- 1. Check Tube and HV cable
chine within the time required 2. Check/change kV−mA−Control3. Check/change HV tank
00XT 08884 WARNING Notification of X−ray Off has not been received from the Radiation State ma- 1. Check Tube and HV cable
chine within the time required 2. Check/change kV−mA−Control3. Check/change HV tank
00XU 08885 WARNING Procs: 8003,8004,8005,8008,8009,8010,8018,8030,8031,8032,8033,8035 A 1. Change CuBe,
field in the message has an unexpected value 2. Contact Help Desk
00XV 08886 WARNING The kV value from DRC is not within the range of the specific yield table provi- 1. Change CuBe,
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00XW 08887 ERROR Grid not allowed by FU−mA. 1. Deinstall/install tube again
Grid mode has been selected for a tube/focus combination that does not sup- 2. Change CuBe
port grid mode 3. Check/change kV−mA−Control
00XX 08888 WARNING FUmA aborts Ie adaptation 1. Check for previous 02xx errors
2. Start adaptation again
00XY 08889 WARNING FUmA aborts boost adaptation 1. Check for previous 02xx errors
2. Start adaptation again
00XZ 08890 WARNING Proc: XRVN_HANDLE_AD_MSG_ADAP_IE_REQ (8030) Adaptation request 1. Check for previous 02xx errors
received while adaptation in progress, Proc: 2. Start adaptation again
XRVN_HANDLE_AD_MSG_ADAP_BOOST_REQ (8031) Adaptation request
received while adaptation in progress
00Y0 08948 ERROR Specific yield out of range, adjusted. Reprogram Yield Table.
A zero value has been detected in the Yield Table.
00Y1 08949 ERROR FUKV did not respond to Tube Selection message Check FUkV for reason for failure
00Y2 08950 ERROR Roco did not confirm that the rotor was stopped Check RoCo Hardware
00Y3 08951 ERROR The rotation speeds XR got during start up from SE and FU−RoCo do not fit. 1. Deinstall / install tube
00Y4 08952 INVALID Curve received from AD is not valid. 1. Check EPX Parameter (tube, focus, f, t,..)
REQUEST 2. Reload SW
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
00Y5 08953 INVALID The selected index to play was not recorded before Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
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00Y6 08954 INVALID Only the record/play mode is allowed to change, if you switch from record to Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST play. Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
00Y7 08955 unbestimmt Error is disabled This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
code occurs contact the help desk.
00Y8 08956 WARNING The requested adaptation parameter from the FU−mA got changed by AD. Probably a software conflict between the kV_mA firmware and the CuBe software
in the Generator, contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Er-
ror Information, also send table ”HW SW Configuration”.
00Y9 08957 WARNING User started adaptation but waited too long before applying CTRL_X signal to CTRL_X must be applied during adaptation otherwise no exposures can be perfor-
allow adaptation exposures med. In order to protect the generator/tube the time that the generator will wait in
the PREPARED state for the user to give the CTRL_X is limited.
00YA 08965 WARNING Adap−filament not available. 1. Deinstall/install tube again
ADAP state−machine requests Adaptation of Filament not in configuration 2. Contact Help Desk
00YB 08966 ERROR XR−manager looping. 1. Change CuBe,
The main loop in the procedure to run all XR state machines has run more 2. Contact Help Desk
than the specified maximum loops without reaching a stable state
00YC 08967 ERROR The FUmA has not responded to a simulation request within the time required 1. Check/change kVmA Control
2. Change CuBe
00YD 08968 WARNING No response to FUmA calibration request 1. Check/change kVmA Control
Note: should be solved with CU SW Sep 20.1, released in CV 1.1.4, RF 1.1.1, 2. Change CuBe
FAULT FINDING
CVFD 1.1.1
00YE 08969 ERROR X_ACT_S signal missing. 1. Check SAN bus
The X_ACT_S signal is not connected to the CU
00YF 08970 INVALID Tube switch during preparation. Probably a software conflict between the SysCo and the Generator, contact the
REQUEST A tube switch was requested when generator not in standby Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
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00YG 08971 ERROR Filament status msg not received. 1. Change CuBe,
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Code No Class
00YH 08972 ERROR CAN config msg not received. 1. Change CuBe,
00YI 08973 ERROR Options msg not received. 1. Change CuBe,
00YJ 08974 ERROR SW backup timer terminated X−Ray 1. Change CuBe,
00YK 08975 WARNING EN_X signal missing. 1. Check SAN bus
The EN_X signal is not connected to the CU
00YL 08976 ERROR The EN_X_C signal could not be changed via CON_EN_X_C. 1. Change CuBe
0 = EN_X_C is disabled and cannot be enabled
1 = EN_X_C is enabled and cannot be disabled
00YM 08977 ERROR Doserate limit cannot be kept, Ie below Imin. 1. EPX: Extend curve towards lower kV−values if possible.
To keep to the dose rate limit, EDL would have to go below the Imin value. 2. EPX: Use a filter or one with higher absorbtion.
3. EPX: Increase the time in the curve (only for CM 33, 34, 44 and 45).
4. Check the source image distance, it might be too low.
00YN 08978 WARNING The PREP signal EN_X signal was detected at Start Up 1. Check SAN bus
00YO 08979 WARNING RQ_SN_X signal detected at Start Up 1. Check SAN bus
00YP 08980 WARNING The X−ray signal CTRL_X signal detected at Start Up 1. Check SAN bus
00YQ 08981 WARNING The X−ray signal CTRL_X_C signal detected at Start Up 1. Check XS−bus
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
00YR 08982 WARNING The X−ray signal X_ACT_S signal detected at Start Up 1. Check XS−bus
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00YS 08983 WARNING The PREP ready signal NR_PR_X signal failure at Start Up 1. Check SAN bus
00YT 08984 ERROR The X−ray signal CTRL_X_C signal detected in STANDBY 1. Change CuBe
00YU 08985 ERROR The X−ray signal X_ACT_S signal detected in STANDBY 1. Check/change kVmA Control
2. Change CuBe
00YV 08986 ERROR Doserate limit cannot be kept, t below tmin. 1. EPX: Increase the ms value in the curve (only for CM 33, 34, 44 and 45).
To keep to the dose rate limit, EDL would have to go below the tmin value.
00YW 08987 ERROR Doserate limit cannot be kept, Q below Qmin. 1. EPX: Increase the mA value in the curve (only for CM 33, 34, 44 and 45).
To keep to the dose rate limit, EDL would have to go below the Qmin value. 2. EPX: Increase the ms value in the curve (only for CM 33, 34, 44 and 45).
00YX 08988 INVALID Requested X−ray mode not allowed in simulation ”without X−ray” 1. Select allowed X−ray mode
REQUEST
00YY 08989 INVALID Simulation mode request under wrong conditions. 1. Request simulation mode (without X−ray) in STANDBY
REQUEST
00YZ 08990 ERROR Invalid segment length in message from FU. 1. Check/change kVmA Control
Unexpected message format received from an FU 2. Check/change kVmA Control CAN cable
3. Change CuBe
00Z0 09048 ERROR An emergency reduced data set is required but has not yet been received by 1. Send an emergency reduced data set to the CU.
XR.
00Z1 09049 WARNING The FU−RoCo doe not reply to a retrigger message (rotation request). Check RoCo Hardware
00Z2 09050 INVALID Second Update Filament Checksum Request. 1. Deinstall / install tube
REQUEST Before the first Request was finished, XR got a second Update Filament
Checksum Request.
00Z3 09051 INVALID Request for not installed filament. 1. Deinstall / install tube
REQUEST XR got a request for a filament which has not been installed.
00Z4 09052 WARNING Timeout on a filament limit data request to the FU−mA. Check FUmA for reason for failure
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00Z5 09053 WARNING Cooling Unit Coolant Flow Defect. If a cooling unit is present, then check and repair/replace cooling system,or, if no
The cooling of the tube’s coolant can no longer be guaranteed. cooling unit is present, then check programming.
Note: this warning is no longer reported after Velara RF rel 1.2, CFD rel 1.3,
CV rel 1.4, CVFD rel 1.1
00Z6 09054 INVALID Datasetting during Idle with Prep. Leave PREP first and then set data.
REQUEST In IDLE and PREP condition a data setting is not allowed.
00Z7 09055 WARNING No Rotation Limits from FURoCo at startup. 1. Check CAN.
No information was received from FU RoCo at startup. 2. Check RoCo Hardware.
3. Check RoCo Firmware.
00Z8 09056 ERROR Emergency Power Limit Exceeded. Reduce actual frame speed.
Whilst running an emergency dataset the 330W limit has been exceeded.
00Z9 09057 WARNING Fil #1H State #2H from FUmA, assumed NOT INSTALLED. 1) Update CU Firmware and / or FUmA Firmware.
XR received an undefined filament state from the FUmA.
00ZA 09065 WARNING Tube Yield tables NVRAM data is corrupt or missing, default values will be Reboot the generator. If the error no longer appears and a SW Update had just
used. been performed, then no further action is necessary.
Can be caused by a SW Update.
00ZB 09066 WARNING Tube Statistics NVRAM data is corrupted or missing, new data will be created. Reboot the generator. If the error no longer appears and a SW Update had just
Can be caused by a SW Update. been performed, then no further action is necessary.
00ZC 09067 WARNING Tube Load Units NVRAM data is corrupted or missing, new data will be crea- Reboot the generator. If the error no longer appears and a SW Update had just
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
ted. been performed, then no further action is necessary.

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Can be caused by a SW Update.

00ZD 09068 WARNING FUkV took longer than expected getting to Prep from Standby. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
00ZE 09069 WARNING FUmA took longer than expected getting to Prep from Standby. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
00ZF 09070 WARNING FUmA grid test took longer than expected This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
00ZG 09071 ERROR An APR for record mode has been received with an invalid control method in 1. Change EPX.
it. 2.Restart Generator
3.Reload FW
4.Call Help Desk
00ZH 09072 ERROR The CU has requested FU−RoCo to accelerate to a given (non−zero) speed, Do not perform multiple exposures immediately before and after a tube switch.
but RoCo has reported a different speed (i.e. the rotation speeds are inconsi-
stent). Cause is too many requests to RoCo, before and after a tube switch,
within a minute of each other.
00ZI 09073 ERROR The FUmA Grid Test Failed 1. Check/change tube
2. Check/change kV−mA−Control
02AB 26566 WARNING SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02AC 26567 ERROR SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02AD 26568 ERROR SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
FAULT FINDING
02AE 26569 WARNING SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02AF 26570 WARNING SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02CA 26765 WARNING Internal SW failure. Perhaps caused by mad HW. 1. Change kVmA−Control
02CB 26766 WARNING A CAN message with wrong IIM−no (no recipient defined) received. 1. Change FU mentioned in error remark.
CU sent IIM, which the FU didn’t know. 2. Change CuBe
Possibly inconsistency between FU and/or CU version (Release/Level)
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Code No Class
02CC 26767 WARNING multiple reception of the same CAN frame (transmitter ill). 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Communication with CU disturbed. Possibly CU is overloaded. 2. Check CAN bus
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
02CE 26769 WARNING Unexpected signal value in CAN rx task. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Reception from CU disturbed. 2. Check CAN bus
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
02CF 26770 WARNING CAN bus timeout during domain transmission. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Transmission to CU disturbed. 2. Check CAN bus
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
02CG 26771 WARNING Error message 02CF not reported because of wrong error mailbox token. 1. Change kVmA−Control
02CX 26788 WARNING Multiple rx of the same CAN last/only frame (transmitter ill). 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)

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02CY 26789 WARNING Aborted CAN domain receive (because of timeout or wrong signal). 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
02CZ 26790 WARNING Unexpected CAN domain frame received (outside IIM−reception). 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Reception from CU disturbed, message is delivered nevertheless. 2. Check CAN bus
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
02DA 26865 WARNING No CPU access to the CAN controller. 1. Change kVmA−Control
Problem with CAN−chip on the FU.
02DB 26866 WARNING Reset or release of the CAN controller was not acknowledged. 1. Change kVmA−Control
02DD 26868 WARNING Check of the DPRAM of the CAN controller failed. 1. Change kVmA−Control
02DE 26869 WARNING Unexpected interrupt pointer in the CAN controller. 1. Change kVmA−Control
02DF 26870 WARNING CAN controller state undefined. 1. Change kVmA−Control
02DG 26871 WARNING CAN controller state ERROR ACTIVE after ERROR PASSIVE. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
4. Change CuBe
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02DH 26872 WARNING CAN controller state ERROR PASSIVE. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
FU−CAN−chip error because of detected transmission problems. It’s just an 2. Check cables and screens
info; the transmission is still working. 3. Check CAN bus with analog oscilloscope
Possibly no running FU is connected to the CAN bus or EMC problems. 4. Change CuBe
02DI 26873 WARNING CAN controller state BUS OFF. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
FU−CAN−chip serious error because of detected transmission (propably EMC) 2. Check cables and screens
problems. 3. Check CAN bus with analog oscilloscope
02DJ 26874 WARNING CAN controller state DPRAM ERROR. 1. Change kVmA−Control
02DK 26875 WARNING CAN controller state DPRAM ERROR and ERROR PASSIVE. 1. Change kVmA−Control
02EA 26965 ERROR Interrupt 0: divide by zero. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
SW or HW development error. Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02EB 26966 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02EC 26967 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02ED 26968 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)

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02EE 26969 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02EF 26970 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02EG 26971 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02EH 26972 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02EI 26973 ERROR CAN connection to CU lost 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
2. Check CAN bus
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
02GA 27165 WARNING Interpolation not possible This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02HA 27265 WARNING kV nominal value out of range. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02HB 27266 ERROR kV nominal value out of range. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02HC 27267 WARNING Z nominal value out of range. Not relevant for Velara.
FAULT FINDING
02HD 27268 ERROR Z nominal value out of range. Not relevant for Velara.
02HE 27269 WARNING kV actual value more than 3 kV too high during transition standby to exposure 1. Check kV feed back connection EG 100 X14 to EH X11
> 400ms after PREP 2. Error occurs intermittently since converter has been replaced: check screwed
connections at converters E(2)Q C5:1 & C6:1 to HV tank EG X 1001 through X
10004.
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02HF 27270 ERROR kV actual value more than 4kV too high during transition standby to exposure 1. Check kV feed back connection EG 100 X14 to EH X11
> 400ms after PREP 2. Error occurs intermittently since converter has been replaced: check screwed
connections at converters E(2)Q C5:1 & C6:1 to HV tank EG X 1001 through X
10004.
02HG 27271 WARNING kV actual value AV_HT out of range −1% plus −6kV or +1% plus +6kV, 2 mea- 1. Occoured in CVFD < 5.7 or CV < 2.4 or RF < 3.7:
surements within 20ms (see Detail Error log for anode / cathode values) The Warning is logged intermittently or often , but only in PAAP = Pulsed Fluoro or
GS Fluoro). The detailed log shows the time in ms between the last EXOFF and
the Warning. It should be appr. > 250ms to confirm that in this Release the SW
detects a too low actual kV value. Update the CuBe SW into CVFD >= 5.7 or CV >
=2.4 or RF >=3.7
2. Warning occurs intermittently: check whether this WARNING is followed by Err
02HH in the ErrorLog. If so, continue with Error fixing 02HH. Otherwise: check
connection EH X11 to HV tank EG 100 X14 especially for SN till 04 6800 (SUB D
plug HT_AN or HT_CA is intermittently open) or replace HV tank
3. Warning occurs intermittently since converter has been replaced: check connec-
tions at converters E(2)Q C5:1 & C6:1 to HV tank EG X 1001 through X 10004.
4. Check for tube arcing, try re conditioning
5. Replace FRU EH Dig kVmA control (kV measuring circuit defect)
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
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02HH 27272 ERROR kV actual value AV_HT out of range 20kV > U > 170kV, 3 retries within 1.Error occurs intermittently: check connection EH X11 to HV tank EG 100 X14
30ms.(see Detail Error log for anode / cathode values) (HAT_AN or HAT_CA is intermittently open)
2. Check Detail Error Info ‘Read HW values’ : The lowest site of kV actual value
points to weak converter.
3.Run Offline diagnostics ccording to SNL109 ’Trouble Shooting Converter IGBT
Check’ for the Converter blamed by ‘kV actual value’ .
4.Swap converters or replace the Converter blamed by test result and / or ’kV
actual value’.
02HI 27273 WARNING E value (HV converter DC) out of range 470V > E > 780V (in StBY and be- 1. Check voltage at ENK2 :41 :42 or at EH V6.2 (ConvQ1) or V6.6 (Q2) pin7 with
fore radiation), 3 retries within 30ms (see Detail Error log for values) scale factor 300V/1V
2. Replace FRU kVmA Control.
02HJ 27274 ERROR E value during stand by out of range. 1. Check voltage at ENK2 :41 :42 or at EH V6.2 (ConvQ1) or V6.6 (Q2) pin7 with
E value (HV converter DC) out of range 400V (radiation) > E > 730V (in StBY scale factor 300V/1V
and before radiation), 3 retries within 30ms (see Detail Error log for values) 2. Replace FRU kVmA Control
3. Might appear after converter damage, breakers and fuses might have been on
after the event, generator was turned on with a short−circuit in converter which
caused the spring contacts on damping resistors ENR1, 2 and 3 to open (these
can be re−soldered).
02HK 27275 WARNING During Radiation the E value (HV converter DC) is out of range 400V (radia- 1. Check mains input resistance, maybe too high
tion) > E > 730V, 3 retries within 30ms (see Detail Error log for values) 2. Check voltage at ENK2 :41 :42 or at EH V6.2 (ConvQ1) or V6.6 (Q2) pin7 with
scale factor 300V/1V
3. Replace FRU kVmA Control.
02HL 27276 ERROR E value during high tension out of range. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02HM 27277 WARNING Converter 1 temperature out of range. 1. Check Temp−Sensor in converter 1(EQ Anode); Refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble
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02HN 27278 ERROR Converter 1 temperature out of range. 1. Check Temp−Sensor in converter 1(EQ Anode); Refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble
2. Replace Converter 1(EQ Anode)
02HO 27279 WARNING Converter 2 temperature out of range. 1. Check temp−Sensor in converter 2(EQ Catode); Refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble
2. Replace Converter 2 (EQ Catode)
02HP 27280 ERROR Converter 2 temperature out of range. 1. Check temp−Sensor in converter 2(EQ Catode); Refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble
2. Replace Converter 2 (EQ Catode)
02HQ 27281 WARNING High tension tank temperature out of range. Replace high voltage tank
02HR 27282 ERROR High tension tank temperature out of range. Replace high voltage tank
02HS 27283 WARNING Divider test cathode out of range. Replace high voltage tank
02HT 27284 ERROR Divider test cathode out of range. Replace high voltage tank
02HU 27285 WARNING Divider test anode out of range. Replace high voltage tank
02HV 27286 ERROR Divider test anode out of range. Replace high voltage tank
02HW 27287 WARNING Asymmetric kV actual >= 15%. See Detail Error log for deviation of kV for 1. Refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble Shooting Converter IGBT Check’ for the Converter
Anode (EQ converter 1) and Cathode (E2Q converter 2). blamed by kV actual value (finding from Detailed Error info)
02HX 27288 ERROR Asymmetric kV actual >= 15%. 3 measurements within 30−40ms after X_ACT. Note: Converter 1 = EQ = Anode; Converter 2 = E2Q = Cathode.1. Run Offline
See Detail Error log for deviation of kV for Anode and Cathode. Grid Switch: diagnostics according to ’Trouble Shooting Converter’ for the Converter blamed by
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
grid signal GSOutput does not enable emission current flow during radiation kV actual value (finding from Detail Error info) 2. Converter # (depends on devia-
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state. tion of anodekV (Converter 1) or cathode kV (converter 2).

3. Check connection EH X11 to HV tank EG 100 X14 (HAT_AN or HAT_CA is inter-
mittently open)
4. In case of GridSwitch:
4.0 Precondition − Cathode kV value is lower than the Anode value due to di-
scharge via the grid.
4.1 Replace GS cable
4.2 Replace FRU EH Dig kVmA control
4.3 Replace GS tube
4.4 Replace HV cable
02MA 27765 ERROR SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02MB 27766 ERROR SW development error. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02MC 27767 WARNING SW development error. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02OA 27965 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OB 27966 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OC 27967 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
FAULT FINDING
02OE 27969 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OF 27970 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OG 27971 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
Velara_3_3
3−53

3−54
FAULT FINDING
Code No Class
02OH 27972 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OI 27973 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OJ 27974 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OK 27975 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OL 27976 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OM 27977 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02ON 27978 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OO 27979 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OP 27980 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error

02OQ 27981 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
02OR 27982 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OS 27983 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OT 27984 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OU 27985 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OV 27986 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OW 27987 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OX 27988 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OY 27989 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02OZ 27990 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
02RA 28265 WARNING Grid mode changeover requested during prep. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02RB 28266 WARNING Tube switch requested during preparation. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02RC 28267 WARNING Requested P out of range. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
Velara
Velara
02SA 28365 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
Velara_3_3
02SB 28366 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
Velara
Velara
Code No Class
02SC 28367 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict internally to kV_mA firmware in the Generator, contact
the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02SD 28368 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02SE 28369 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02SF 28370 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02SG 28371 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02SH 28372 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict internally to kV_mA firmware in the Generator, contact
02SI 28373 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02SJ 28374 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Possible transmission problem.
nerator.
02SK 28375 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict internally to kV_mA firmware in the Generator, contact
02SL 28376 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict internally to kV_mA firmware in the Generator, contact
02SO 28379 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict internally to kV_mA firmware in the Generator, contact
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
02SP 28380 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02SQ 28381 WARNING To prevent occurrence of this error, plug the cable into the Service Interface Nothing to fix at all!
AGent.
02SS 28383 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict internally to kV_mA firmware in the Generator, contact
02ST 28384 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe reboot will help. Probably a software conflict between the AGenT Service Tool and the Generator.1.
Reboot the Generator and retry the service command which preceded this error.2.
Contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
02UA 28565 ERROR HW configuration identifier wrong 1. check ID resistors 68 Ohms on Q100 X1:8 and X1:27 and Q500 X1:12 and
X1:13 against Q100 X2:11 on each converter
2. Replace kVmA Control
02UB 28566 WARNING Set Up request received during preparation. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02UC 28567 WARNING Adaptation aborted because no suitable correction value could be found. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02VA 28665 WARNING DSP: divider test cathode out of range. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
FAULT FINDING
02WA 28765 WARNING Wrong tube selected. Repair Tube Multiplexer WG
02WB 28766 ERROR Wrong tube selected. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02WC 28767 WARNING EN X C signal faulty. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
Velara_3_3
3−55
3−56
FAULT FINDING
Code No Class
02WD 28768 ERROR EN X C signal faulty. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02WE 28769 WARNING Wrong grid mode selected. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02WF 28770 ERROR Wrong grid mode selected. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02WG 28771 WARNING Tube arcing detected. carry out tube reconditioning procedure
02WH 28772 ERROR Not applicable for Velara systems. Not relevant for Velara.
02WI 28773 WARNING Converter 1 (EQ Anode) over voltage detected. 1. Check detailed error log to confirm that converter 1 (EQ Anode) is blamed by
values− refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble Shooting Converter IGBT Check’
2. try with different kV and load settings
3. Swap converters
4. Replace converter
02WJ 28774 ERROR Converter 1 (EQ Anode) over voltage detected. 1. Check detailed error log to confirm that converter 1 (EQ Anode) is blamed by
2. try with different kV and load settings
3. Swap converters
4. Replace converter
02WK 28775 WARNING Measuring not stable This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
02WL 28776 ERROR Tube Supervision Error. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02WM 28777 ERROR Tube Supervision Error. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02WN 28778 WARNING Converter 1 (EQ Anode) over current detected. 1.Refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble Shooting Converter IGBT Check’ for the Converter
EQ 1 Anode before replacement.
2. Call Helpdesk and send Detail Error Log
02WO 28779 ERROR Converter 1 (EQ Anode) over current detected. 1.Refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble Shooting Converter IGBT Check’ for the Converter
EQ 1 Anode before replacement.
02WP 28780 WARNING Converter 2 (E2Q Cathode) over voltage detected. 1. Check detailed error log to confirm that converter 2 (E2Q Cathode) is blamed by
2. Try with different kV and load settings
3. Swap converters4. Replace converter
02WQ 28781 ERROR Converter 2 (E2Q Cathode) over voltage detected. 1. Check detailed error log to confirm that converter 2 (E2Q Cathode) is blamed by
2. Try with different kV and load settings
3. Swap converters4. Replace converter
02WR 28782 WARNING Converter 2 (E2Q Cathode) over current detected. 1. Refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble Shooting Converter IGBT Check’ for the Converter
E2Q Cathode before replacement.
02WS 28783 ERROR Converter 2 (E2Q Cathode) over current detected. 1. Refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble Shooting Converter IGBT Check’ for the Converter
E2Q Cathode before replacement.
Velara
Velara
Velara_3_3
Velara
Velara
Code No Class
02WT 28784 WARNING Converter 1 (EQ Anode) short circuit detected. 1. For Velara SN 03 4000 through 04 5103 check for FCO ’IGBT Errors’ : 722
00056, 708 00043, 706 00016.
2. Check for Error 02WU as follow up in Velara Error Log: Detailed Error will blame
the converter 1 (EQ Anode).
02WU 28785 ERROR Converter 1 (EQ Anode) short circuit detected. 1. For Velara SN 03 4000 through 04 5103 check for FCO ’IGBT Error’ : 722
00056, 708 00043, 706 00016.
2. Refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble Shooting Converter IGBT Check’
02WV 28786 WARNING Converter 2 (E2Q Cathode) short circuit detected. 1. For Velara SN 03 4000 through 04 5103 check for FCO ’IGBT Errors’ : 722
00056, 708 00043, 706 00016.
2. Check for Error 02WW as follow up in Velara Error Log: Detailed Error will
blame the converter 2 (E2Q Cathode).
3. Call Helpdesk and send Detailed Error Log.
02WW 28787 ERROR Converter 2 (E2Q Cathode) short circuit detected. 1. For Velara SN 03 4000 through 04 5103 check for FCO ’IGBT Error’ : 722
00056, 708 00043, 706 00016.
2. Refer to SNL 109 ’Trouble Shooting Converter IGBT Check’ for the Converter
E2Q

02WX 28788 WARNING DSP: watch dog. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
02WY 28789 WARNING DSP: error unknown. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
02WZ 28790 WARNING DSP: divider test anode out of range. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
03AA 36565 WARNING Software development error on FU_mA_a or CU. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03AB 36566 WARNING Software development error on CU. Probably a software conflict between the kV_mA firmware and the CuBe software
Note: should be solved with CFD 1.1.1, CV 1.1.4, RF 1.1.1, CVFD 1.1.1 in the Generator, contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Er-
03AC 36567 WARNING Ie−regulation active on two filaments. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
Software development error on CU.
Note: should be solved with CFD 1.1.1, CV 1.1.4, RF 1.1.1, CVFD 1.1.1
03AI 36573 WARNING Wrong IIM received. Probably a software conflict between the kV_mA firmware and the CuBe software
Software development error on CU. in the Generator, contact the Helpdesk and send Error Log, including Detailed Er-
03BA 36665 WARNING Coordinates not monotonic. 1. Check if WARNING 03PB is logged in Velara Err Log: kVmA Prom D800 should
Problems with the measurement of the Emission Current Boost Curve. be version 4512 113 27317
2. Check Filament Current for both focuses during standby in conditioning or nor-
mal mode.
3.Check Tube High Voltage.
4. Check Error Flag of Emission Current.
FAULT FINDING
03BB 36666 WARNING No measurement values for adap. Found. 1. Check if WARNING 03PB is logged in Velara Err Log: kVmA Prom D800 should
Emission Current Measurement failed. be version 4512 113 27317
mal mode.
Velara_3_3
3−57
03CA 36765 WARNING Internal SW failure. Perhaps caused by mad HW. 1. Change kVmA−Control
3−58
FAULT FINDING
Code No Class
03CB 36766 WARNING A CAN message with wrong IIM−no (no recipient defined) received. 1. Change FU mentioned in error remark.
CU sent IIM, which the FU didn’t recognise. 2. Change CuBe
Possibly inconsistency between FU resp. CU version (Release/Level)
03CC 36767 WARNING Multiple reception of the same CAN frame (transmitter ill). 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
03CE 36769 WARNING Unexpected signal value in CAN rx task. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
03CF 36770 WARNING CAN bus timeout during domain transmission. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Transmission to CU disturbed. 2. Check CAN bus
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe

03CG 36771 WARNING Error message 03CF not reported because wrong error mailbox token. 1. Change kVmA−Control
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
03CX 36788 WARNING Multiple rx of the same CAN last/only frame (transmitter ill). 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
03CY 36789 WARNING Aborted CAN domain receive (because of timeout or wrong signal). 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
03CZ 36790 WARNING Unexpected CAN domain frame received (outside IIM−reception). 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Reception from CU disturbed, message is delivered nevertheless. 2. Check CAN bus
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
03DA 36865 WARNING No CPU access to the CAN controller. 1. Change kVmA−Control
03DB 36866 WARNING Reset or release of the CAN controller was not acknowledged. 1. Change kVmA−Control
03DD 36868 WARNING Check of the DPRAM of the CAN controller failed. 1. Change kVmA−Control
03DE 36869 WARNING Unexpected interrupt pointer in the CAN controller. 1. Change kVmA−Control
03DF 36870 WARNING CAN controller state undefined. 1. Change kVmA−Control
Velara
Velara
Velara_3_3
Velara
Velara
Code No Class
03DG 36871 WARNING CAN controller state ERROR ACTIVE after ERROR PASSIVE. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
4. Change CuBe
03DH 36872 WARNING CAN controller state ERROR PASSIVE. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
03DI 36873 WARNING CAN controller state BUS OFF. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
FU−CAN−chip serious error because of detected transmission (propably EMC) 2. Check cables and screens
03DJ 36874 WARNING CAN controller state DPRAM ERROR. 1. Change kVmA−Control
03DK 36875 WARNING CAN controller state DPRAM ERROR and ERROR PASSIVE. 1. Change kVmA−Control
03EA 36965 ERROR SW or HW development error. Leads to generator hang−up. 1. Check kVmA Prom D800, should be version 4512 113 27332 or 4512 113 27319
2. In case Prom is proper version contact Help Desk and send Detailed Error Log
03EB 36966 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
03EC 36967 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03ED 36968 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03EE 36969 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03EF 36970 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03EG 36971 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03EH 36972 ERROR SW or HW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03EI 36973 ERROR CAN is unable to send an error to CU. CAN Bus has no conection with kVmA control
03FA 37065 WARNING NVRAM: Invalid checksum. 1. Check the battery jumper W5 on DigkV_mA_Control board.
Data lost. 2. Change DigkV_mA_Control board
03FB 37066 WARNING NVRAM: Standby filament not found. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
SW development error.
03FC 37067 ERROR No NVRAM plugged in. Change DigkV_mA_Control
Memory not found.
03FD 37068 WARNING NVram empty. 1. Check the battery jumper W5 on DigkV_mA_Control board.
FAULT FINDING
2. Change DigkV_mA_Control board
03GA 37165 ERROR SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03GB 37166 WARNING SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03GC 37167 WARNING SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03GD 37168 WARNING SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
Velara_3_3
03GE 37169 WARNING SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
3−59
03GF 37170 WARNING SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
3−60
FAULT FINDING
Code No Class
03GG 37171 WARNING SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03GH 37172 WARNING SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03GI 37173 ERROR Divide by zero error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03HA 37265 ERROR Unknown hardware. Change DigkV_mA_Control
03HB 37266 WARNING Intermediate circuit voltage < 200 V. 1. Check intermediate voltage for filement converter. AC voltage at N X1101
| ERROR against X1103. DC voltage at H C9(325 V)
2. Replace kVmA control
03HF 37270 WARNING Undefined analog input channel. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
SW development error.
03HG 37271 WARNING If=actual filament current out of tolerance. 1. Check detailed error log for ’Read HW Values’, to get the set point and the faulty
value fil. circuit 1 = small focus fil. circuit 2 = large focus
03HH 37272 ERROR If=filament current setpoint too large. Change DigkV_mA_Control
03HI 37273 ERROR If=actual filament current out of tolerance. 1. Check detailed error log for ’Read HW Values’, to get the set point and the faulty
500 mA out of tolerance value fil. circuit 1 = small focus fil. circuit 2 = large focus
2. Check high voltage cable cathode plug
03HJ 37274 ERROR If=filament current actual out of tolerance. 1. Check detailed error log for ’Read HW Values’, to get the set point and the faulty
1A out of tolerance value fil. circuit 1 = small focus fil. circuit 2 = large focus
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

03HK 37275 WARNING If=actual filament current out of tolerance. 1. Check detailed error log for ’Read HW Values’, to get the set point and the faulty
03HL 37276 ERROR If=filament current nominal out of tolerance. 1. Check detailed error log for ’Read HW Values’, to get the set point and the faulty
03HM 37277 ERROR If=filament current nominal out of tolerance. 1. Check detailed error log for ’Read HW Values’, to get the set point and the faulty
03HN 37278 ERROR No retrigger received from CU. If exception 03HN occur together with 10RT , than check the installed CuBe SW
Version. In case that one of the following version below is installed, upgrade CuBe
firmware and mA prom on kVmA Control:
a) RF/GCF/GFD is less than Rel. 3.6; mA Prom is less than 27 319 (old CAN) or
27332 (new CAN)
b) CV is less than Rel. 2.1.3; mA Prom is less than 27 319 (old CAN) or 27332
(new CAN)
03HO 37279 WARNING No retrigger from CU during standby Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03IA 37365 WARNING Adaptation can not be completed. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
03IC 37367 WARNING No Ie−adaptation measurement values. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
03ID 37368 WARNING Ie−adaptation values not evaluable. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
Velara
Velara
03KA 37565 WARNING Condi.−X−Ray mode without mAs parameter. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
Velara_3_3

Velara
Velara
Code No Class
03MA 37765 WARNING SW development error. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03MB 37766 WARNING Status change not allowed. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
03MC 37767 WARNING FU init data not expected. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
03MD 37768 WARNING CU communication during grid test Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03OA 37965 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OB 37966 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OC 37967 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OD 37968 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OE 37969 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OF 37970 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error

03OG 37971 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
03OH 37972 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OI 37973 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OJ 37974 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OK 37975 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OL 37976 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OM 37977 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03ON 37978 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OO 37979 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OP 37980 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OQ 37981 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
FAULT FINDING
03OR 37982 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OS 37983 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OT 37984 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
Velara_3_3
3−61

3−62
FAULT FINDING
Code No Class
03OU 37985 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OV 37986 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OW 37987 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OX 37988 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03OY 37989 ERROR SW development error. Restart Generator.If problem remains, contact the Help Desk and send the Error
03PA 38065 ERROR Tube current Ie: zero measured. 1. Check if WARNING 03PB is logged in Velara Err Log: kVmA Prom D800 should
Emission Current Measurement failed. be version 4512 113 27317
mal mode.
03PB 38066 WARNING Tube current Ie out of tolerance. 1. Check kVmA Prom D800, should be version 4512 113 27332 or 4512 113 27319
Note: might be solved with FUmA 4512 113 27317 2. In case Prom is proper version contact Help Desk and send Detailed Error Log
03PC 38067 ERROR Ie out of tolerance. 1. Check kVmA Prom D800, should be version 4512 113 27332 or 4512 113 27319
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
Note: should be solved with FUmA 4512 113 27315, released in CV 1.1.4, RF 2. In case Prom is proper version contact Help Desk and send Detailed Error Log
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
1.1.1, CVFD 1.1.2

03PD 38068 WARNING Setpoint for Ie−regulation incorrect. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
03PE 38069 INFO | 1. Tube current leakage during grid application is higher than specified. Replace
INFO: CVFD y 5.8.1 or RF y 3.9.1
WARNING the tube or disable the grid function.
WARNING: CVFD t 5.8.1 or RF t 3.9.1 or CV 2. The grid control circuit on kVmA control is defect.
New releases CVFD y 5.7 or RF y 3.7 or CV y 2.4 : Emergency off! Grid 3. The coaxial cable between kVmA control and tube is brocken.
not closed! Whilst using the grid function, the tube current test before or after 4. The small filament of the GS tube is shortened to the cathode cup
radiation detected a current higher than 2 mA for 3 consecutive measure- 5. The GS electronic could be defect, replace either Tube (MRC, MRM) or GS tank
ments. (SRM)
For older releases than mentioned above: Emergency off! Grid not closed!
Whilst using the grid function, the tube current test before radiation detected a
current higher than 10 mA for 3 consecutive measurements.
03PF 38070 ERROR No kV discharged due to missing Ie. 1. During installation: Check if High Voltage cables for anode and cathode are in-
terchanged!
2. Short circuit in High Voltage cable for selected focus. This should be indicated
by ”NO Image”.
3. Filament short circuit, possibly in combination with 03PA.
03PG 38071 WARNING
New releases CVFD y 5.7 or RF y 3.7 or CV y 2.4: this Warning is disa- Note: In newer releases ( CVFD y 5.7 or RF y 3.7 or CV y 2.4 ) this Warning is
bled. Grid not closed! Whilst using the grid function, the tube current test be- disabled.
fore radiation detected a current higher than 2 mA for 3 consecutive measure- Tube current leakage during grid application is higher than specified. Disable the
ments. grid function or replace the tube.
03SC 38367 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict internally to kV_mA firmware in the Generator, contact
03SE 38369 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
Velara
Velara
03SF 38370 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
Velara_3_3
03SG 38371 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
Velara
Velara
Code No Class
03SH 38372 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict internally to kV_mA firmware in the Generator, contact
03SI 38373 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03SJ 38374 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Possible transmission problem.
nerator.
03SK 38375 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict internally to kV_mA firmware in the Generator, contact
03SL 38376 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict internally to kV_mA firmware in the Generator, contact
03SO 38379 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Probably a software conflict internally to kV_mA firmware in the Generator, contact
03SP 38380 WARNING This is a Software bug. Nothing to fix. Maybe retry will help. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
03SQ 38381 WARNING To prevent occurrence of this error, plug the cable into the Service Interface Nothing to fix at all!
AGent.
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
10CA 56765 ERROR Internal SW failure. Perhaps caused by mad HW. Change RoCo−Control
10CB 56766 WARNING CAN: invalid CAN ID %u. Update CU Firmware
CU sent IIM, which was addressed to a diferent FU.
Possibly inconsistency between FU resp. CU version (Release/Level)
10CC 56767 ERROR CAN: frame rep. overflow IIM%u. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
10CD 56768 WARNING CAN: no RTR from CU. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
| ERROR Transmission to CU disturbed. 2. Check CAN bus
3. Change FU
WARNING − RoCo y 9890 000 02698
4. Change CuBe
Error − RoCo x 9890 000 02697 5. Contact Help Desk
10CE 56769 ERROR CAN: rx signal conflict IIM%u. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
10CF 56770 WARNING CAN: tx timeout. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
FAULT FINDING
| ERROR Transmission to CU disturbed. 2. Check CAN bus
3. Change FU
WARNING − RoCo y 9890 000 02698
4. Change CuBe
10CI 56773 WARNING CAN: IMPOSSIBLE ERROR. Change RoCo−Control
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Internal SW failure. Perhaps caused by mad HW.

3−63
3−64
FAULT FINDING
Code No Class
10CP 56780 WARNING CAN: CPU: PXerr %d %s(%d). Change RoCo−Control
Error message of the Operating System. Perhaps caused by mad HW.
10CR 56782 WARNING CAN: CPU: message request fail. Change RoCo−Control
Problem with reception from CU.
10CS 56783 WARNING CAN: CPU: message send error. Change RoCo−Control
Problem sending message within RoCo sw
10CY 56789 WARNING CAN: rx abort IIM%u. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
| ERROR Reception from CU disturbed. 2. Check CAN bus
3. Change FU
WARNING − RoCo y 9890 000 02698
4. Change CuBe
10CZ 56790 WARNING CAN: unexpected frame (IIM%u). 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Reception from CU disturbed, message is ignored. 2. Check CAN bus
3. Change FU
4. Change CuBe
10DA 56865 ERROR CAN: chip access error. Change RoCo−Control
10DB 56866 ERROR CAN: chip reset error. Change RoCo−Control

CSIP Level 1 (12.0)

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
10DC 56867 ERROR CAN: chip reset release error. Change RoCo−Control
10DE 56869 WARNING CAN: illegal interrupt pointer. Change RoCo−Control
10DF 56870 ERROR CAN: chip state undefined. Change RoCo−Control
10DG 56871 INFO CAN: chip err act. after pass.. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
Info: this ends the exception indicated by 10DH or 10DI. 2. Check cables and screens
4. Change CuBe
10DH 56872 WARNING CAN: chip state error passive. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
10DI 56873 WARNING CAN: chip state bus−off. 1. Check internal CAN Terminating Resistors
FU−CAN−chip serious error because of detected transmission (probably EMC) 2. Check cables and screens
Condition has cleared and transmission is now possible again. 4. Change CuBe
10DJ 56874 ERROR CAN: chip DPRAM Error. Change RoCo−Control
10DK 56875 WARNING CAN: chip DPRAM Error&passive. Change RoCo−Control
10DL 56876 WARNING CAN: unexpected interrupt. Change RoCo−Control
10EE 56969 WARNING HW defect in the FU−RoCo. Change RoCo−Control
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| ERROR ERROR for start−stop tube; otherwise WARNING.
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Code No Class
10ER 56982 WARNING Real Time Clock malfunction − HW defect in the FU−RoCo. Change RoCo−Control
| ERROR ERROR for start−stop tube; otherwise WARNING.
10FB 57066 WARNING Short circuit detected. 1. Carry out FRU test RoCo.
| ERROR For MRC tube a WARNING is generated, for a non−MRC tube an ERROR is 2. Check stator cable.
generated. 3. Measure the stator coil resistance.
4. Measure RoCo output current.
10FT 57084 WARNING Overcurrent detected. 1. Carry our FRU test RoCo.
Acceleration current for at least one phase is too high. 2. Measure the stator coil resistance.
3. Measure stator current with a scope.
4. Replace FRU RoCo.
10IF 57370 WARNING Initialization failed. 1. Check CAN.
2. Check RoCo Hardware.
3. Check RoCo Firmware.
10LA 57665 WARNING Acceleration count limit exceeded. Bouncing hand or foot switch.
10LH 57672 WARNING Phase current %u mA (>%u). 1. Carry our FRU test RoCo.
| ERROR Phase current is larger than expected (see detailed error log for values). 2. Measure the stator coil resistance.
For MRC tube a WARNING is generated, for non MRC tubes an ERROR. 3. Measure stator current with a scope.
10LL 57676 WARNING Phase current %u mA (<%u). 1. Carry our FRU test RoCo.
CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
| ERROR Phase current is smaller than expected (see detailed error log for values). 2. Measure the stator coil resistance.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
For MRC tube a WARNING is generated, for non MRC tubes an ERROR. 3. Measure stator current with a scope.
10LO 57679 WARNING Intermediate Voltage is greater than expected − see detailed error log. 1. Carry out FRU test RoCo.
| ERROR 2. Check +15V DC supply from CuBe.
3. Measure the FRU RoCo intermediate voltage
10LT 57684 WARNING FRU RoCo Heatsink temperature limit exceeded. Replace FRU RoCo.
| ERROR At 25°C NTC temperature sensor should have 15 kOhms +/− 5%.
10LU 57685 WARNING Intermediate Voltage is less than expected − see detailed error log. 1. Carry out FRU test RoCo.
| ERROR 2. Check +15V DC supply from CuBe.
3. Measure the FRU RoCo intermediate voltage.
10LZ 57690 WARNING Temperature sensor failed or not connected. NTC itself or its crimped cable connection is open to Y100 X4.
| ERROR Note: The sensor tolerance xy % temperature is checked once at power on. At 25°C NTC temperature sensor should have 15 kOhms +/− 5%.
10OE 57969 WARNING Roco operating system error. Replace FRU RoCo.
10OF 57970 WARNING Roco operating system error. Replace FRU RoCo.
10RC 58267 ERROR Rotation check failed. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
Tube anode does not rotate at requested speed. code occurs contact the help desk.
1. Check/change tube
2. Check/change FRU RoCo
10RF 58270 WARNING Rotation check failed. If there are no errors which suggest a different problem (e.g. 10LL etc.), then
FAULT FINDING
Acceleration failed. Tube anode does not rotate at requested speed. change the tube due to possible stator defect.
1. Check/change tube
2. Check/change FRU RoCo
10RI 58273 ERROR Invalid rotation request : %u. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
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3−66
FAULT FINDING
Code No Class
10RT 58284 WARNING Rotation request timeout. If exception 10RT occur together with 03HN, than check the installed CuBe SW
| ERROR Version. In case that one of the following version below is installed, upgrade CuBe
firmware and mA prom on kVmA Control:
a) RF/GCF/GFD is less than Rel. 3.6; mA Prom is less than 27 319 (old CAN) or
27332 (new CAN)
b) CV is less than Rel. 2.1.3; mA Prom is less than 27 319 (old CAN) or 27332
(new CAN)
10SA 58365 WARNING Overcurrent detected. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
This error is obsolete. code occurs contact the help desk.
10SC 58367 WARNING RoCo is defective. Will be followed by another exception which explains why. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
| ERROR
10SF 58370 WARNING This error is obsolete. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
10TD 58468 ERROR Invalid data for tube %u. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
10TE 58469 WARNING Stator %u hardware error. Check/change FRU RoCo hardware and/or Tube Multiplexer.
| ERROR Tube selector relay not connected (see detailed error log for which tube).
10TF 58470 ERROR Stator %u switching failed. Check/change FRU RoCo hardware and/or Tube Multiplexer.
Tube selector relay feedback signal(s) not at expected level (see detailed error
log for which tube).

CSIP Level 1 (12.0)
10TI 58473 ERROR Invalid stator request : %u. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

10TR 58482 ERROR Stator change with rotating anode. Check/change FRU RoCo hardware and/or Tube Multiplexer.
CU has ordered a stator change whilst the anode is still rotating.
10UI 58573 WARNING Unknown message from CU: IIM %u. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
10UM 58577 WARNING CAN driver incorrectly initialised by FRU RoCo software. Change RoCo−Control
Acceleration failed. Tube anode does not rotate at requested speed.
10VA 58665 WARNING Internal hw defect. Internally generated +−5V out of range. Change RoCo−Control
| ERROR
10VS 58683 WARNING 15V supply from Cube is out of range. 1. Check +15V supply at RoCo connector.
| ERROR 2. Replace CuBe or RoCo.
10WT 58784 WARNING CPU: watchdog timeout. This exception Code is implemented for special test purpose only. In case that this
10XX 58888 WARNING IMPOSSIBLE ERROR. Contact the Help Desk and send Error Log, including Detailed Error Information.
Should never happen.
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Velara REPLACEMENT
REPLACEMENT
Contents
TEXT
Replacement Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−1

What-to-do table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−3
Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−6
1. Converter 8E assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−7

1.1. Compatibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−7
1.2. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−7
1.3. Removal of the converter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−7
1.4. Installation of the converter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−10
1.5. Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−12
2. kV/mA control EH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−13

2.1. Compatibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−13
2.2. General Information for this new Version of kVmA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−13
2.3. Switch off Generator Mains Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−14
2.4. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−14
2.5. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−15
2.6. Velara CFD, CVFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−16
2.6.1. Tube Re−Configuration Velara via FSF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−16
2.6.1.1. Adaptation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−16
2.6.1.2. Create a Backup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−16
2.7. Velara CV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−17
2.7.1. Tube Re−Configuration Velara CV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−17
2.7.2. Adaptation of Velara CV via TCOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−18
2.7.3. Create a Backup Velara CV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−19
2.8. Velara RF, GCF in an ELEVA NT System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−19
2.8.1. Tube Re−Configuration Velara RF/ GCF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−19
2.8.2. Adaptation of Velara RF/GCF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−20
2.8.3. Create a Backup Velara RF/GCF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−20
2.9. Velara RF / GCF in XP Systems via FSF2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−20
2.9.1. Reconfigure Velara RF / GCF Rel3 in FSF2 − XP Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−20
2.9.2. Adaptation of Velara RF / GCF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−20
2.9.3. Create a Backup Velara RF/GCF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−21
2.10. Finishing Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−21
2.10.1. Return Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−21
2.10.2. Documentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−21
2.11. Acceptance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−21

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
REPLACEMENT Velara
3. Central unit / Basic extension (CuBe) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−22

3.1. Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−22
3.1.1. Purpose of manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−22
3.1.2. Items supplied . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−22
3.1.3. Compatibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−22
3.1.4. Tools required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−23
3.2. Replacement CuBe EZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−23
3.2.1. Verify of the software version . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−23
3.2.2. Backup the configuration and calibration data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−23
3.2.2.1. For Velara CFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−24
3.2.2.2. For Velara CVFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−24
3.2.2.3. Backup Velara CV, RF, GCF and GFD in Eleva NT Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−24
3.2.2.4. Backup Velara RF / GCF in Eleva XP − Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−24
3.2.3. Remove the CuBe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−24
3.2.4. Install the new CuBe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−25
3.2.4.1. Modify earth connection (optional) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−25
3.2.4.2. Mount the new CuBe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−26
3.3. Setting−To−Work Workflow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−26
3.3.1. Velara CFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−26
3.3.1.1. Download Software Velara CFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−26
3.3.1.2. Re−configure and adapt the tube Velara CFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−27
3.3.2. Velara CVFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−27
3.3.2.1. Check Software Velara CVFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−27
3.3.2.2. Reconfigure Velara CVFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−27
3.3.2.3. Check tube adaptation status Velara CVFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−28
3.3.3. Velara CV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−29
3.3.3.1. Check / Download SW Velara CV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−29
3.3.3.2. Restore configuration Velara CV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−31
3.3.4. VELARA RF/GCF/GFD FOR ELEVA NT SYSTEMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−32
3.3.4.1. Download SW Velara RF/GCF/GFD Rel1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−32
3.3.4.2. CuBe SW Velara RF/GCF/GFD Rel 3.x in NT systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−34
3.3.4.3. Restore Configuration in Eleva NT Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−34
3.3.5. VELARA RF/GCF/GFD FOR ELEVA XP SYSTEMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−36
3.3.5.1. Check Software Velara RF / GCF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−36
3.3.5.2. Recon Velara RF / GCF Rel2 or Rel3 in FSF2 − Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−37
3.4. Finishing work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−37
3.4.1. Parts return . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−37
3.4.2. Documentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−37
3.4.3. System check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−37
3.5. Appependix: Jumper Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−38
4. Rotor control (RoCo) one tube without tube multiplexer WG . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−40

4.1. Removal of old rotor control (RoCo) one Tube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−40
4.2. Installation of new RoCo unit one Tube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−42
4.3. Setting to work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−43
5. Rotor control two tubes with tube multiplexer WG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−44

5.1. Removal of old rotor control (RoCo) two Tubes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−44
5.2. Exchange of the tube multiplexer WG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−46
5.3. Installation of new RoCo unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−50
5.4. Setting to work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−52

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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6. H.V. generator EG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−53

6.1. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−53
6.2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−58
6.3. Adjustments: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−59
7. Gridswitch tank GWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−60

7.1. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−60
7.2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−61
8. General mains circuit EN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−62

8.1. Mains circuit EN, complete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−62
8.1.1. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−62
8.1.2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−63
8.2. Automatic circuit-breaker ENF1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−63
8.2.1. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−63
8.2.2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−65
8.3. Contactor ENK1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−66
8.3.1. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−66
8.3.2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−67
8.4. Automatic circuit-breaker ENF2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−67
8.4.1. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−67
8.4.2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−67
8.4.3. Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−67
8.5. Contactor ENK2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−68
8.5.1. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−68
8.5.2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−69
8.6. Mains transformer ENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−69
8.6.1. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−69
8.6.2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−70
8.7. 24 V Supply ENT24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−71
8.7.1. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−71
8.7.2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−72
8.8. Power ON circuit EN 100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−73
8.8.1. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−73
8.8.2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−74
9. GS Supervisor Box EH 100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−75

9.1. Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−75
9.2. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4−76

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REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES
Hazard of electrical shock caused by residual voltages at the intermediate circuits of

the H.V. Converter, the Rotor Control and the mA Control
Before you start to do service work:
S Set the generator to OFF.
S Wait at least two minutes before you start to do electrical work.
The residual voltages are usually discharged within two minutes down to values that are
no longer dangerous.
Special case: If one of the ENK2 main contacts is welded (sticking relais), the DC dis-
charge time of the converter is much longer because the discharging auxiliary contact
ENK2 41−42 cannot be closed (is blocked by the mains contacts).
The discharge times are:
600VDC discharge time to < 60VDC : normally 40 seconds.
With open aux contact to be < 60VDC: > 11 minutes !
S Make sure that none of the DC leading parts is still under voltage.
Intermediate Voltage Circuit of H.V. Converter
32
42
Before doing any service activity, e.

g. replacement, measure the
voltage between ENK1:32 and
ENK2:42 to make sure that the
voltage is below a dangerous limit of
60V.
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S Before servicing the generator, disconnect the generator from the hospital mains supply.
S Before you start to do service work, disconnect the power switch of the system and make
sure that the system is no longer live.
Only setting the ENF1 switch to OFF is not sufficient!
S To make sure that no energy is stored in the H.V. cables after you have disconnected
them from the socket, discharge them with a short circuit to ground.
Risk of damaging the PCBs (printed circuit board)

S Wear an ESD (electrostatic discharge) bracelet during replacements.
S After a board is removed, handle the board only by the I/O (input/output) bracket or the
outer edges of the board.
S Never touch the connector pin.
IMPORTANT
Make performance checks after replacement work.

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What-to-do table
Locate the item to be replaced with section “Faultfinding”. The 12NC is available in the eSPF under
http://dehsspf1.de.ms.philips.com/pms/index.html.
Also the actual replacement instructions are available for download in the eSPF
The following section lists in sequential order the actions to be performed to replace the defective item.
The standard replacement procedure is:
Verification of the hardware programming (jumpers/cables etc.).

Replacement of the defective item.
Before disconnecting any cable, check the labeling, so the cable can be reconnected in the same position.
Performance of configuration / HW programming / adjustments on system and subsystem level.
Update of the service logbook (specific system functions > service log).
Handing over of the system to the customer.
FRU Activity Procedure

EQ or E2Q Info Tools: Standard tool set
Converter 8E Time required: 130 min.
Replacement See para. 1 in this section
Programming Not required
Adjustment Readapt the tube(s)
Acceptance Check exposure and fluoro
EQ 300 Info The EMC filter is part of the FRU: Converter 8E
EMC filter Tools: Standard tool set, Time required: 60 min.
Replacement See para. 2.x in this section
EH Info Tools: Standard tool set
kV/mA control Time required: 40 min.
Programming Reprogram the tube type(s), check jumpers
Adjustment Readapt the tube(s)
EH G2 Info The battery EH G2 is part of the FRU: Dig. kV/mA control
Lithium battery Tools: Standard tool set, Time required: 10 min.
3V 1A/h
Adjustment Check tube adaption status in System\Survey\Adjustments
Acceptance Not required
EH M1 Info The fan EH M1 is part of the FRU: Dig. kV/mA control
Fan 24V DC Tools: Standard tool set
Time required: 10 min.
Adjustment Not required

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EZ Info Tools/Time required: Standard tool set, 60 min.
CuBe
Programming Check / Restore Configuration
Acceptance Check exposure and fluoroscopy
EZ: PC104 Info The firmware is part of the FRU CuBe or available on TechNet.
Firmware CuBe Tools: Standard tool set, Time required: 30 min.
Replacement See para. 3 as part of CuBe replacement in this section
Programming C h e c k / Restore Configuration
Adjustment Re adapt the tube(s)
Acceptance Complete generator tests: FRU tests
EZ G2 Info The battery EZ G2 is part of the FRU: CuBe
Lithium battery Tools: Standard tool set
3V 1A/h Time required: 10 min.
Acceptance Check configurations in Survey\Generator\Actual Installation
EZ M1 Info The fan EZ M1 is part of the FRU: CuBe
Fan 24V DC Tools: Standard tool set
Time required: 10 min.
EY Info Tools: Standard tool set, Time required: 40 min.
Rotor control
1 Tube
Acceptance Check start−up rotation
EY Info Tools: Standard tool set, Time required: 60 min.
Rotor control
2 Tubes
E WG Info Tools: Standard tool set, Time required: 60 min.
Tube Multiplexer
HV transformer Info Tools/Time required: Standard tool set, GS diagnostic Tool,Service Ap-
plication SW, 45 min., 2 persons
Adjustment Readapt the tube, Execute ’Grid Switch diagnostic test’ and ’Calibration of
the GSS Box’ in case of GS tube installed. Refer to SRM
Acceptance Complete generator tests: FRU tests

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EGWS Info Tools/Time required: Standard tool set, GS diagnostic Tool,Service Ap-
Grid Switch Tank plication SW, 30 min., 2 persons
Adjustment Run Conditioning, Execute ’Grid Switch diagnostic test’ and ’Calibration of
the GSS Box’ in case of GS tube installed. Refer to SRM
EN T1 Mains Info Tools/Time required: Standard tool set, 60 min.
Transforme
Programming Mains Voltage, see Programmings\Hardware\Configuration\Mains
transformer NT
Adjustment Check the functions of the circuit−breaker ENF1 + ENF2,
see Installation
EN 100 Info PCB EN 100 is located in the mains group EN
PCB Tools/Time required: Standard tool set, 15 min.
Power ON circuit
Replacement See para. 8.8 in this section
Acceptance Check Power ON/OFF sequence
EN NT24 Info EN NT24 is located in the mains group EN
Power supply Tools/Time required: Standard tool set, 15 min.
24V/10A
Programming Must be set to 230V AC internal supply!
EN F1 Info This is the power switch (relay) that connects the generator to the hospital
Power switch mains. The switch is activated by an overcurrent trip−module.
Tools/Time required: Standard tool set, 15 min.
Programming According power rating
EN F2 Info This FRU connects internal 230V power and external cooling unit
Automatic Tools/Time required: Standard tool set, 15 min.
circuit-breaker
Adjustment Adjust the magnetic and thermal current settings of overcurrent
trip−module to 2.8 A
EN K1 Info This part connects the mains power to the HV converter
Power contactor Tools/Time required: Standard tool set, 15 min.

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EN K2 Info Contactor connects mains power via damping resistors to HV converter
Power contactor Tools/Time required: Standard tool set, 15 min.
Tube replace- Info Tools: Standard tool set, dosimeter, GS diagnostic tool,Service Application
ment SW, Time required: 140 min.
Replacement refer to SRM
Adjustment Run Conditioning, Adaptation, Execute ’Grid Switch diagnostic test’ and
’Calibration of the GSS Box’ in case of GS tube installed. Refer to SRM.
Execute Tube Yield Calibration and EDL Calibration.
Acceptance Check Exposure and Fluoro an system level
GSS Control re- Info Tools: Standard tool set TC129, 0 modem cable TC003, GS diagnostic
placement tool, Service Application SW, Time required: 45 min
Replacement See para 9.x in this section
Adjustment Execute ’Grid Switch diagnostic test’ and ’Calibration of the GSS Box’ .
Refer to SRM
Acceptance Check exposure and Grid controlled fluoroscopy on system level
Tools
In addition to the standard tools the following are required:
TOOL Name Tool Code Model 12 NC Number Remark

Mains resistance meter TC088 MRM 100 4522−300−23621
Dose kVp meter TC261 Unfors XI 4522−500−51721
Fluke −199/ C0x
Oscilloscope TC095 4522−300−20301
Scope Meter
for Velara
0−modem cable RF / GCF / GFD in
TC003 4522−980−38603
Cable kit NT Systems and
Velara CV only
All purpose socket
TC046 PLCC AMP822154 −1 4522−500−52051
extraction tool
Crimp hand tool Davico DHC 15 Tyco as equivalent to

TC342 4522−300−36561
or _________________ Super Champ Tyco super
super champ II TC011 Tyco Super Champ Champ II
for Velara CVFD,

GS Calibration SW 4522−210−3952.
CV and GCF
for Velara CVFD,
GS diagnostic Tool TC341 4522−300−36541
CV and GCF
EDL Tool TC342 4522−300−3547.
Also see “Tool Catalogue” of PMS.

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1. CONVERTER 8E ASSEMBLY
1.1. Compatibility
The Converters 100/2 (8E) 4512 204 0004. and 4512 204 0055. are compatible and can be used in mixed mode.
1.2. GENERAL
Converter EQ or E2Q must always be removed from the generator cabinet as complete assemblies. Before this
is possible, the following must be performed:
− Unscrewing of the converters from the lateral members of the generator cabinet.
− Removal of all three cabinet covers to get access to the cable connections.
− Disconnection of all cable connections between converter and generator cabinet.
Take care that no foreign matter such as screws, washers etc. fall into the converter, especially when loosening
the power lines going to the converter on the rear side of the generator.
The space provided for the cables going to the converter is rather small. Therefore care must be taken not to dam-
age the cables during installation.
In case both converters are to be replaced, it is advisable to start with converter E2Q.
1.3. REMOVAL OF THE CONVERTER

Pull the generator cabinet away from the wall.
Remove the lateral covers of the cabinet.
WARNING! Hazard of electrical shock

S Make sure that the
oscillating−circuit capacitors C5
and C6 are discharged by the
discharge circuit before you
continue to remove the converter.
So before you do any further

service activity:
S Measure the capacitor voltage
between G X1001 − G X1002 and
G X1003 − G X1004 to make sure
that the voltage is below a
dangerous limit of 60V.
Failure to obey could result in-
death or serious injury. G X1001 G X1003 G X1002 G X1004
(1)
For measuring, remove the screening cap (1) from
the connection terminals G X 1001 − G X 1004.
Measure the capacitor voltage.
Reinstall the screening cap (1).

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Unscrew the front cover plate of the converter.
Remove the fixing screws (1) of the converter at the

front and rear cabinet member.

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Remove the rear cover plate for the power line (2).
2
Disconnect all cable connections between converter and generator cabinet

(also see cabinet wiring front Z2−1.1 and rear Z2−1.2).
Check connectors/cable for readable labels.
Front side:
− C5 and C6 (primary voltage going to the H.V. generator).
Rear side:
− X1 (control cable) X3
24V
Q
2 NT24 −
− X3 (24V voltage supply) 1 NT24 +
− X4 (24V voltage supply) X4

24V
2 2Q 100 X3 :2
1 2Q 100 X3 :1
X1
kV_mA
Rear side, EQ300:
− Ground H X13
− X11 (yellow, discharging of DC circuit)

N K1 :6
− X13 (red, discharging of DC circuit) N K1 :4

N K1 :2 100
− L1 (brown, power supply)
− L2 (black, power supply) L1 L2 L3

NK1:32
X11
− L3 (violet, power supply) NK2:42

X13
GND
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Lift the converter when pulling it to the rear for about

5 cm (3).
Now the primary voltage cable can be placed (4) in the

open rail.
Carefully push the converter towards the front out of

the cabinet.
Be careful not to jam the supply cables at the cabinet.
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1.4. INSTALLATION OF THE CONVERTER
When installing the converters, make sure that the oscillating-circuit capacitors C5 and C6 both come to be located
towards the front and the outside of the cabinet.
In case two converters are to be installed, start with the left converter (EQ) and then continue with the right con-
verter (E2Q) (for location also see Z2−1.0 cabinet E).
The right converter 2Q needs to be prepared:
− The cover plate (7) must be installed in upright

position.
− The edge protection (8) must be placed on the
lower position.
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Push the first converter EQ from the front side into the
generator cabinet.
Push the second converter E2Q only to about half its

length and slightly aslant towards the outside into the
generator cabinet.
Reach with your hand from behind in−between the

two converters and pull to the rear the cable
harness (9) for the power supply of the converters.
Q 9 2Q
Route the cable ends through the respective cable

passage (10) to converter mains connection EQ300.
The longer cable ends belong to Q and the shorter
ends to 2Q.
Push converter 2Q fully into the cabinet.
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For further installation proceed in reverse order of removal as would be logical:
Rear side, EQ300:
− Ground
− X11 (yellow, discharging of DC circuit)
− X13 (red, discharging of DC circuit)
− L1 (brown, power supply)
− L2 (black, power supply)
− L3 (violet, power supply)
Further electrical connections:
Rear side:
− X1 (control cable)
− X3 (24V voltage supply)
− X4 (24V voltage supply)
Front side:
− C5 and C6 (primary voltage going to the H.V. generator).
Fix the converter at the cabinet members.
Fix the cover plates at the front and rear side of the converter.
1.5. ADJUSTMENT
Re adapt the connected tube(s).

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2. KV/MA CONTROL EH
2.1. COMPATIBILITY
IMPORTANT
Do not upgrade the CuBe firmware during this kVmA replacement!
The kVmA Control unit 4512 178 00877 comes with the
mA--EPROM 4512 113 27573 and
kV--EPROM 4512 113 27431
and is compatible with the all CuBe SW releases
Velara CVFD Rel ≥ 5.7.1
Velara CV Rel > 2.1.4 and
Velara RF/GCF Rel > 3.5.1
2.2. GENERAL INFORMATION FOR THIS NEW VERSION OF KVMA
IMPORTANT
The tube adaptation data are stored in the FRU kVmA Control only and can not be restored!
Improvements:
Prevention of cold restart of the system caused by intermittend converter exceptions, converter shortcut
(02WU, 02WW) and over current (02WO, 02WS).
The new kV Control on the kVmA Units will treat the following exception codes different:
Short circuit warning / error converter 1 / 2 WARNINGS 02WT, 02WV cancelled
Errors 02WU, 02WW recoverable
Over current warning converter 1 / 2 WARNINGS 02WN, 02WR recoverable

Errors 02WO, 02WS cancelled
Over voltage warning / error anode/cathode WARNING 02WI recoverable

Error 02WJ recoverable
In the past all failures given above, except arcing, led immediately to an unrecoverable state of the generator (fa-
tal error), because the PLDs state machine interrupted all IGBT control signals and could only be reset by restarting
the generator. The system UI message was quite unclear: First the monitor became black. A retry on the footswitch
-- because the ready sign is still ON -- indicated the radiation sign although there was no radiation. The second mes-
sage was “Fluoro cancelled”.
The impact for the operator was that he had to reboot the system to start a new run.
After this modification, the converter messages are treated as described above.
With the updated kV software, it is sufficient to release the fluo / exp command and to try it again. The UI message
on the console says: “Fluoroscopy / Exposure failed, please try again“.
Besides the converter errors given above, the arcing and over voltage failures protect the high voltage part of the
system (tube, high voltage generator, converters) by immediately setting the rail power to the high voltage parts
to OFF. Both detection mechanisms are implemented as HW detection circuits on the kVmA Control using the high-
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2.3. SWITCH OFF GENERATOR MAINS SWITCH
 Remove the front cover of the generator cabinet E.

 Set the power of the generator to OFF via ENF1.
2.4. REMOVAL
 Lower the GS Supervisor box EH 100:

 If necessary, cut the cable ties (2; see photo below). Converter
Q Q 2Q
 Loosen the two screws of the GSS bracket (1;
see photo below) to lower the GSS box.
kV/mA control
GSS
EH
GS Supervisor
EH 100 H.V.
Generator
G
 Disconnect the following cables from the kVmA unit:

-- EH X16 (24 V DC from EG 200 X)
-- EH X13 (control cable to converter EQ 100 X1)
-- EH X14 (control cable to converter E2Q 100 X1) 2
-- EH X12 (control cable from CuBe EZ X 500) 3

-- EH X11 (feedback signals of EG 100 X14) 1
-- EH X6 grid switch cable mini BNC (pos 3)
-- EH X2 (230 V AC power supply ) 6
TIP: It can be helpful to remove the black mAs plug

(6, see photo above) temporarily.
 Loosen the two fixing screws of the EH rack (5)

 Pull out the unit partly until it is possible to loosen the 4
cable clamp of the screened cable (4).
 Loosen the cable clamp of EH X1 cable with a 3mm

allen key and slide the cable to the right side.
For this step the cable runs behind the GSS box.
5
 Pull out the unit further and disconnect connector
EH X1 (tube filament).

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2.5. INSTALLATION
TIP
It depends on the specific system which re--configurations and adjustments have to be done.
Refer to the respective section in order to do these procedures.
 Before installation please check whether the CuBe is installed with compatible FW, see chapter 3.3
Compatibility.
 Remove the transparent plastic film insulation at the battery EH G2!
 There is no hardware programming necessary.
 For the mechanical installation of the kVmA Control proceed in reverse order of removal as would be logical.
 First reconnect X1.
 Slide the unit half way back to put the cable under the bracket.
 Make sure that the clamp of the cable is connected properly.
The NVRAM of the new kVmA Control is empty: no tube type is stored and it does not contain any adaptation data
of the tube(s). The tube type(s) must be reconfigured and the tube(s) adapted. After adaptation the data are stored
in the kVmA Control only.
 Disconnect the stator cable(s) at EZ X11 / X12 before switch ON the system.
 Switch ON ENF1 and start up the system.
IMPORTANT: The main contactor ENK1 does not operate.

Due to missing tube data, the new kVmA Control will not get the “Ready” status after the ’Build In
Self Test’.
 The CuBe reports the mismatch of tube configuration in CuBe and kVmA Control in the
Velara Error Log: 00S1 Warning: Reconfiguration needed.
The Clinical User Interface indicates this warning as:

Velara CV: ’X--ray Generator not available, Call Service’
Velara RF/GCF: ’Generator not available, Call Service’
Velara CVFD: ’Fluoro APR not available, Call Service’
 This message can be neglected and will be solved with the following procedures.

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2.6. VELARA CFD, CVFD
2.6.1. Tube Re−Configuration Velara via FSF
Start Field Service Framework [FSF] Menu \ Configuration \ Generator \Detector Data
Select a different detector type, e.g. Image Intensifier (II).
This is to force the system to send a ’store config’ message.
Click [Apply] to send the ’store config’ message to the generator.
This is to initiate a config−distribution from the CuBe into the kVmA unit.
Click [Ok].
The generator restarts automatically.

The exceptions 00MD and 00MJ are normal. Ignore them.
The UI shows the message: ’Tube has to be adapted’.
Wait until the generator is ready.

Start FSF Menu \ Configuration \ Generator \ Detector Data
Select the correct detector type back.
Click [Apply] and [Ok].
Set the system to OFF.
Connect the stator cable EZ X11.
The generator is ready for the adaptation of the tube.
2.6.1.1. Adaptation
Start FSF Menu \ Adjustments \ Generator \Tube Adaptation

Execute Tube adaptation, follow instructions in FSF.
It is advised to re run the tube Yield Calibration and EDL Calibration, depending on the time the last calibration
has been executed.
2.6.1.2. Create a Backup
It is highly recommended to make a system backup after each successful adaptation. This prevents a mismatch
for restore when the checksum has been changed by next adaptation.
Start FSF Menu \ Specific System Functions\ Backup

Create a System Backup
Follow the instructions in the procedure
Copy a backup from the hard disk to a CD−recordable, see System Manual

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2.7. Velara CV
2.7.1. Tube Re--Configuration Velara CV
IMPORTANT
A ’store config’ message must be generated in order to supply the configuration from the CuBe to e.g.
the kVmA unit. This makes it necessary to change the configuration data of the AGenT temporarily.
 Connect the service PC cable kit connector #0 to the generator EZ X 200--1 (connector #2)
 Start program AGenT.
 Perform the re--configuration with AGenT:
 Select Menu\ Configuration\ Programming Data.
 Select a different detector type, e.g. FDXD, to force sending a ’store config’ message.
 Click [Apply].
The AGenT menu bar changes to inactive.

The generator restarts.
During the restart, which takes approximately three minutes, the status bar of the AGenT shows the message ’Re-
start in process’.
The exception 00MP is an indication for this automatic restart.
 Close the AGenT configuration window.

 Click [YES] to reconnect the AGenT after the generator has restarted.
 Select the correct detector type as it was programmed before.
 Click [Apply].
The generator is ready for adaptation of the tube.

The Log information in the menu \ FaultFind \Table/Logs \ Adaptation \ —any focus are logged values. They do
not yet show the actual installation and status!
 Set the system to OFF.

 Connect the stator cable EZ X11.

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2.7.2. Adaptation of Velara CV via TCOP
Set up the preconditions as lead protection on Image Detector.

Select RUN ADJUST GENERATOR CHANNEL
Select RUN ADJUST GENERATOR ADAPTATION EXECUTION.
Select tube number 1 and small or large focal spot for adaptation.
The Velara contactor K1 will be activated with a ’click’
For correct adaptation, in this screen you must always answer YES to the question: ”Must the
new file be written to the target?”−−> Y.
Ignore the indication of the focus status as the TCOP may

not show the actual status of the kVmA Control.
The mA values will be displayed on the TCOP screen and on the Acquisition Console. They do not give real values
but are used to see the progress status of the adaptation steps.
The time for each sub step differs whether the re−programming or re−adaptation of the tube has been done.
Y’ is applied in TCOP screen Current mA Revised mA New / re−adapt

Adaptation step 1: Emission Current 10 9999 Begin
wait until display changed into: 9999 0 40s / 20 s
Press & Hold the exposure switch,
40 kV
Hold until revised mA changed into: 1
The first 30 seconds, nothing seems to happen. 9999 1 180 s
The generator is preparing for the adaptation
Release exposure switch
IMPORTANT If ”revised mA” = 2 appears, the adaptation has failed. Restart the adaptation procedure.
Adaptation step 2: Boost Current 10 9999 5s

Wait until display changed into: 9999 2 45 s / 15 s
Press & Hold the exposure switch, 55 kV
Hold until revised mA changed into: 1 9999 1 55 s
Release exposure switch
Adaptation step 3: Single shot 10 9999 5s

Wait until display changed into: 9999 0 15 s / 10 s
Press & Hold the exposure switch, 100 kV
Hold until revised mA changed into: 1 9999 1 5s
Release exposure switch Finished
Leave the TCOP screen with <ctrl−c> and subsequently CONTINUE.

Repeat the adaptation procedure from ” Select RUN ADJUST GENERATOR ADAPTATION

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EXECUTION...”onwards for the other focus of the selected tube.

Refer to SMI manual ’Setting To Work’ 4522 981 44001 chapter 2.7 or
’SMCM Repair’ 4522 983 65759 section 4, chapter 3.1.4.
 It is advised to re run the tube Yield Calibration and EDL Calibration, depending on the time the last calibration
has been executed.
2.7.3. Create a Backup Velara CV
It is highly recommended to make a backup after each successful adaptation. This prevents a mismatch for restore
when the checksum has been changed by next adaptation.
 Start program AGenT.
 Create a backup file:
 Menu\ Configuration \ Backup
-- Name and storage location of the file’backup.zip’ can be freely selected.
2.8. Velara RF, GCF in an ELEVA NT System

IMPORTANT
A ’store config’ message must be generated in order to supply the configuration from the CuBe to e.g.
the kVmA unit. This makes it necessary to change the configuration data of the AGenT temporarily.
2.8.1. Tube Re--Configuration Velara RF/ GCF

 Connect the service PC with cable kit connector #0 to the generator EZ X 200 (connector #7)
 Start program AGenT
 Perform the re--configuration with AGenT:
 Select Menu\ Configuration\ Programming Data\ Tube1
 Select a different detector type e.g. FDXD to force sending a ’store config’ message.
 Click [Apply].
The AGenT menu bar changes to inactive.

The generator restarts.
During the restart, which takes approximately three minutes, the status bar of the AGenT shows the message ’Re-
start in process’.
The exception 00MP is an indication for this automatic restart.
 Close the AGenT configuration window.

 Reconnect AGenT with [YES] after Reboot of the generator.
 Select the correct detector type as it was programmed before.
 Click [Apply].

The Log information in the menu \ FaultFind \Table/Logs \ Adaptation \ —any focus are logged values. They do
not yet show the actual installation and status!
 Shut down the system.
 Re--connect the stator cable of the tube(s) at EZ X11 / X12.

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2.8.2. Adaptation of Velara RF/GCF

Select Tube to be adapted at Clinical UI
Start program AGenT.
Select Menu\ Adjustment \ Adaptation. The Clinical UI will display: ’System in Adaptation Mode’.
Select respective Tube Number and focus.
Set up the preconditions like lead protection on Image detector
Follow instructions according AGenT Helpfile
Repeat for second tube if applicable.
It is advised to re−run the tube Yield Calibration and EDL Calibration, depending on the time the last calibration
has been executed.
2.8.3. Create a Backup Velara RF/GCF
It is highly recommended to make a backup after each successful adaptation of the tube(s). This prevents a mis-
match for restore when the checksum has been changed by next adaptation.
Start program AGenT.

Create a backup file:
Menu\ Configuration \ Backup
Name and storage location of the file ’backup.zip’ can be freely selected.
2.9. Velara RF / GCF in XP Systems via FSF2
2.9.1. Reconfigure Velara RF / GCF Rel3 in FSF2 − XP Systems
After automatic reboot, the WARNINGS 00MK and 00MG are logged.
The Error 00S1 ’Reconfiguration needed’ requests a restore.
No changes are required.
Click [Apply] to send the ’store config’ message to the generator.
This is to initiate a config−distribution from the CuBe into the kVmA unit.
Click [Ok].
Shut down the system.
Re−connect the stator cable of the tube(s) at EZ X11 / X12.
Start Field Service Framework [FSF] Menu \ Configuration \ Generator \Detector Data
Select a different detector type, e.g. Image Intensifier (II).
This is to force the system to send a ’store config’ message.
2.9.2. Adaptation of Velara RF / GCF

Perform tube adaptation for both focal spots for all connected tubes, using FSF.
In FSF select: > Adjustment > Generator > Tube adaptation tube x.
Activate exposure (hand or) foot switch after clicking Start and keep it activated until new instructions are
displayed (takes approximately 5 minutes).

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 Follow instructions as displayed.

 Execute adaptation for second tube if applicable.
 It is advised to re--run the tube Yield Calibration and EDL Calibration, depending on the time the last calibration
has been executed.
2.9.3. Create a Backup Velara RF/GCF
IMPORTANT
The generator data are included in the system backup file. There is no backup exclusively for the genera-
tor any more. The backup is used e.g. when the CuBe is replaced.
 Make sure the actual configuration and adjustment results are stored in the generator backup file.
 If necessary, create a new backup as fallback in case the upgrade was not successful.
 Select Service Functions

General Functions
Backup
 Choose the location, where to store the backup

data (e.g
F:\Transfer\data\backup_systemsettings. zip).
 Follow the instructions in the procedure and refer
to the system manual.
2.10. FINISHING WORK
2.10.1. Return Parts
 Send the defect kVmA Control to SPS for redeement
2.10.2. Documentation
 In case of different HW version, update the customer card ”Stammkarte” ( yellow cardboard) and the copy
of this customer card that is mounted in the E cabinet close to the CuBe. Use a permanent marker.
 Log this action in the electronic service site log book.
 File this document in the section ”Service Information” of the System Reference Manual
2.11. ACCEPTANCE
 Start up the system, the Velara Built In Self Tests will be executed during Power On.
 Test all applicable functions.

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3. CENTRAL UNIT / BASIC EXTENSION (CUBE)
3.1. INFORMATION
3.1.1. Purpose of manual
IMPORTANT
DO NOT UPGRADE the current CuBe software!
The new CuBe must be operated with the same software (release, level and version) as the defect CuBe
as otherwise the generator and the system can not commuicate with each other.
Exception: Velara RF release 3.9.1 and release 3.11.1 must be upgraded to release 3.12.1.
This section describes the steps to be done for the replacement of the CuBe for all Velara X--ray generator types.
3.1.2. Items supplied
Generator type: Velara CV 1) Velara CVFD-- 5 4) Velara RF/GCF R3 3)
CuBe assy spare part #: 4512 104 99519 4512 105 08317 4512 105 13701
Rel 2.1.5 Rel 5.11.3 Rel 3.12.1
-- Software loaded
4512 113 24825 4512 113 26371 4512 113 31402
-- Unit CuBe 4512 178 00968 4512 178 00968 4512 178 00968
-- Interface / Amplimat Board 4512 178 00223 n.a. 4512 178 00342
-- Protective earth conductor yes yes yes
-- CAN2 connector EZ X 401 yes yes yes
RF--3: 4512 204 00351
CFVD--5: 4512 204 00522
/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9 3)
CV: 4512 204 0018 /3/4/5/6/7 4)
RF--2: 4512 204 00321
Initial CuBe: 1/2/3/4/5/6 CVFD: 4512 204 00241
RF: 4512 204 00171
/7/8/9 1) /2/3/4/5
/2/3/4/5 2)
CFD: 4512 204 0191/2
GFD: 4512 204 00301
Table1: Items supplied
1) The CuBe Velara CV 4512 204 00183/4/5/6/7/8 respectively 4512 104 99518 is NOT compatible with
CuBe SW Rel < 1.1.6!
2) The CuBe for Velara RF / GCF Rel1 4512 204 00171/2/3 is NOT upgrade able into RF Rel 2.x or 3.x!!
3) The CuBe Velara RF--3 (not GCF) 4512 105 06609 is downgrade able with special care to RF rel 1.x, rel 2.x and
GFD Rel 1.x, see chapter 1.3.
4) The CuBe Velara CVFD--5 4512 204 00526/7 respective 4512 105 08316/7 is downgrade able with special care to lower releases as
Rel 4.2, 3.7 etc., see chapter 1.3.
3.1.3. Compatibility
The delivered CuBe version is compatible with:

-- the respective Velara type, see Table1: Items supplied above, note the remarks 1) through 5) for a SW reload.
These CuBe’s are compatible with the following kVmA Control Units only:
4512 178 00561 (EPROM version 27 319) or
4512 178 00565 (EPROM version 27 332) or 4512 178 00566 (EPROM version 27 572)
4512 178 00842/3 (EPROM version 27 542) or
4512 178 00872/3/4/5/6 (EPROM version 27 572) or
4512 178 00877 (EPROM version 27 573).

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The delivered and preloaded CuBe versions are NOT compatible with:
kVmA Unit mA PROM EH D800 Previous CuBe SW

With old CAN Chip:
4512 178 00046 4512 113 27314 Velara CFD all Releases
4512 178 00051 4512 113 27315
4512 178 00052 4512 113 27317 Velara CVFD Rel v4.2.1
4512 178 00561 4512 113 27318
New CAN Chip Velara CV Rel v 2.1.3
4512 178 00053 4512 113 27321
4512 178 00564 4512 113 27331 Velara RF /GCF Rel v 2.8.1
If the SW of the delivered CuBe needs to be downgraded, a restore of configuration and adjustment data may not
be possible: the setting−to−work procedures for all software programming and adjustments need to be executed
again.
3.1.4. Tools required
To be arranged locally : − TC129 Tool kit, standard

For Velara CV and RF/ GCF Rel1, GFD Rel1 : − TC092 Service PC with AGenT Version w 5.2
: − TC003 cable kit for Service PC
3.2. REPLACEMENT CUBE EZ

The CuBe from the stock in HH SL (Service Logistic) has always the latest version of the software Velara rel x.x:
The flash drive is formatted and NVRAM contains no configuration data, just the default settings.
3.2.1. Verify of the software version
Before replacing the CuBe, check the installed SW version in current CuBe, if possible.
Do not upgrade the current Velara SW with this CuBe replacement!
3.2.2. Backup the configuration and calibration data
In case the existing backup file is not up to date, create a new backup. However, depending on the malfunction
of the CuBe this may not be possible.
Explanations:
Any generator adjustment creates a new checksum of the backup file.
The tube adaptation data are stored in the FRU kV_mA Control only and can’t be restored! Only the checksum
of the adaptation data is stored in the kV_mA Control and a copy in the CuBe and in the Backup file.
− In case an adjustment is executed without the follow up of a Backup, the checksums will not match after
Restore!
Tube Yield, EDL, Generator Configuration, Tube Load Data, Tube statistic Data and Error Log: These Data are part
of the Backup file and will be restored in the new CuBe.

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3.2.2.1. For Velara CFD
Log on to Field Service Framework (FSF).

Create a system backup: Systems Specific Functions > Backup > Create System Backup.
Power down the system.
3.2.2.2. For Velara CVFD
Log on to Field Service Framework (FSF).

Create a backup file of the generator data on a separate CD:
Specific System Functions > Backup > Create Generator backup.
Power down the system
3.2.2.3. Backup Velara CV, RF, GCF and GFD in Eleva NT Systems
Switch ON the system.
Connect the Service PC cable kit connector # 0 to the generator at
EZX 200 connector # 7 or # 10(Velara CV: EZ X 200−1 connector # 2).
Start ’AGenT’.
Store the actual configuration and adjustment data of the generator in a backup file, select:
Menu \ Configuration \ Backup.
The name and the storage location of the file ’backup.zip’ can be selected freely.
3.2.2.4. Backup Velara RF / GCF in Eleva XP − Systems
Log on to Field Service Framework (FSF2).

Create a system backup: Systems Functions > Backup > Create System Backup.
3.2.3. Remove the CuBe
Switch OFF the room main switch.

Remove the front cover of the generator cabinet.
Pull the cabinet from the wall to get access to the CuBe backsite.
Disconnect all connectors at the front and the rear side of the CuBe.
IMPORTANT: Check the labeling of the plugs before you disconnect any cable.
For all one tube generators: The connector EZX 520 is needed again for the new CuBe (a tube
Multiplexer EWG is not present).

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3.2.4. Install the new CuBe
3.2.4.1. Modify earth connection (optional)
This chapter is applicable for older generators only:

Replacement of CuBe version:
− 4512 204 00191 (CFD),
− 4512 204 00181 (CV) or
− 451 204 00171/2 (RF,GCF).
Figure 1: Protective earth conductor rear E
rd
In case of a replacement for 4512 204 00191 (CFD), gn/yw

X1100 X1400
4512 204 00181(CV) or 4512 204 00171/2 (RF,GCF):

− Install the new delivered protective earth conductor
with the blade receptacle on the rear panel of the
CuBe at EZ PE1 GW SGrid control
− the other side with the cable lug has to be screwed

to the central earthing bolt ’E’ of the cabinet, gn/yw PE1
PE2
Z Cu Be
see Figure: 1. PCB CuBe
Replace the CAN2 terminator plug EZ X401 by the

delivered one.
Y Drant
2Q Converter Q Converter
Cabinet
ground PE1 PE1
GM Fan unit
gn/yw
rd
rd
X1100 X1200
G H.V. generator
E
Earthing diagram
Z2−1.7
Figure1: Earthing diagram

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3.2.4.2. Mount the new CuBe
Check that the transparent plastic film insulation is removed from the battery EZ G2.
Check the jumper setting of the new CuBe according to the table in chapter 5 of this manual.
Slide the CuBe into the rack and reconnect all connectors previously removed.
If necessary, connect the plug EZX 520 ’Tube Multiplexer − Dummy’ .
Tighten the two fixing screws at the front side of the CuBe.
NOTICE: Risk of tube damage caused by incorrect programming

Before you set the system to ON:
S Disconnect the stator cable at EZ X11/ X12 (for all tubes) to avoid any incompatibility of the
delivered CuBe FW and the existing mA Prom FW version.
Disconnect the stator cable at EZ X11/ X12 (for all tubes).

Switch ON the room mains switch and start up the system.
IMPORTANT: The generator reports an exception, either 00S1 as a WARNING or as an Error (’Reconfiguration
needed’).
Depending on the Velara type / release the WARNING 00S1 can be neglected, the Error 00S1 re-
quires a re adaptation of the tube(s). Refer to the chapter of the applicable Velara type.
3.3. SETTING−TO−WORK WORKFLOW

The following sections are different for each Velara type: CFD, CVFD, CV and RF, GCF, GFD:
− to check the preloaded software of the new CuBe,
− to update / downgrade the Velara software if necessary,
− reload the configuration and
− in case of Velara CFD and RF Rel1.x only, readapt the tube(s).
3.3.1. Velara CFD
All Velara CFD should have been upgraded to Velara CVFD Rel 5.7. via FCO 722 00 118.
If so, continue with section 3.3.2. VELARA CVFD.
3.3.1.1. Download Software Velara CFD

Log on to Field Service Framework.
In case the current version differs from the requested version, the Velara software must be downloaded to the
board:
Configuration > System > Download Board Software.

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3.3.1.2. Re−configure and adapt the tube Velara CFD

Execute: Configuration > Generator > all 3 manual configuration according the customer data in the system
reference manual. The reboot of the generator may take about 3 min.
Execute: Systems Specific Functions > Activate Changes.
Re−connect the stator cable of the tube at EZ X11.
Execute: Adjustments > Generator > Tube Adaptation.
Do not perform a backup now!
Restore the system backup (overrides the configuration but restores the calibration data other than adaptation
as a local copy in the system’s FSF).
Execute: Customization > Xper > Verification > Xper Batch Verification.
Execute: Systems Specific Functions > Activate Changes (to finalize the database upload to the generator).
The generator reboots for about 3 min. The CuBe LED’s EZ H1 and H8 will start flashing and a ’click ’ of the
contactor ENK1 is recognizable.
Readapt the tube again.
Make a system backup again.
No further adjustments are necessary.
3.3.2. Velara CVFD
3.3.2.1. Check Software Velara CVFD
Start up the system in FS mode (ALT−F mode).
In case the ’red cross’ flashes up in the UI:

The X−ray generator has recorded an error in the system log telling that ”SW download to the Generator is re-
quired”.
Check the software version of the ’Frontal /Lateral Generator’:

Configuration > System > Download Board Software
In case the delivered version differs from the requested version (version of the defective CuBe), the Velara SW
must be downloaded to the board. Because the delivered SW is normally higher than the SW in the replaced
CuBe a downgrade of the delivered CuBe could be necessary.
3.3.2.2. Reconfigure Velara CVFD
Start up the system in FS mode (ALT−F mode)
TIP: Only restore the generator specific backup items here.

DO NOT RESTORE ALL ITEMS!
Restore the Generator Backup: Specific System Functions > Restore

Select the following items:
− Generator adjustment data
− Generator adjustment record set
− Generator configuration

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− Generator performance test factory delivery values

− Generator performance test limits
− Generator performance test measurements results
− Generator performance test results
Activate changes in the system − answer ’YES’ to activate the changes after restore, or execute:
Specific System Functions > Activate Changes.
Check the programmed tube type does match the installed tube
Log off from Field Service Framework.
Re−connect the stator cable of the tube at EZ X11.
3.3.2.3. Check tube adaptation status Velara CVFD
Start up the system in application mode as the adjustments can only be done in the Application mode.
The acquisition display shows a red X because of a not adapted tube.
You can also see this in Survey > Generator > Actual Installation
Log−in to Field Service

System Information > Survey > Generator > Actual Installation
(status = ”present not adapted” for some of the available foci)
If the X−ray tube is reported ’not adapted’, execute tube adaptation:
Adjustments > Generator > Tube Adaptation
Create a backup file of the generator data:
Specific System Functions > Backup > Create Generator backup.
TIP: The generator data are not part of the ghost image. The generator backup file can be stored on an extra CD
and is used e.g. in case of CuBe replacement.
Execute: Specific System Functions > Accept New Settings.

Execute: Systems Specific Functions > Activate Changes (to finalize the database download to the generator).
Wait for about 3 minutes until the generator has rebooted. The CuBe LED’s EZ H1 and H8 will start flashing and
a ’click ’ of the contactor ENK1 is recognizable.
Log off from Field Service Framework.

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3.3.3. Velara CV
3.3.3.1. Check / Download SW Velara CV
Read the software version via AGenT and in case the current version differs from the requested version, the
Velara software must be downloaded into the generator.
All valid software versions for the Velara CV are available on the PMS InCenter.
→→→!!³
Copy the file firmware_yy_zz.exe to your PC (hard drive) and extract the software installation files on your
Harddrive by running firmware_yy_zz.exe: ³ update.arj ³ update.csd ³ version.txt
Connect Service PC to the Velara EZ X200−1: connector # 0 at PC, connector # 2 at CuBe
Start AGenT to load the SW Velara CV in the Velara CuBe flash disk.
Select
Menu /Configuration /Update Generator
Firmware
Select ’ update.csd’ file extracted previously.
The upload may take approximately 30 minutes.
Wait until the screen ’Transmit is finished’ requests ’OK’.

Click [OK].

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Reboot: The Generator will reboot automatically, see Figure 1 red message on the AGenT screen. The contactor
ENK1 stays deactivated.
The reboot takes max. 3 minutes. Then the LED’s H1 and H8 on the CuBe EZ start flashing for 6 sec.. H1 keeps
on flashing, indicating the idle function of the CuBe.
TIP: If the ENK1 does not give click sound, a missing data set might be the reason.
S Select an APR.
S Set the ENK1 to ON.
Figure 1
Since the reboot is finished (EZ H 1 is flashing), the CuBe is processing the transferred zipfile for about 30 seconds.
Click [Yes] to start AGenT connection when

Velara Restart is completed.
The loaded CU Software Rel 2.1.5 is

displayed by its 12NC.
Click [OK].
Click [Yes] to start the AGenT connection.

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Shut down and power on the system because the SysCo may has lost the generator.
The download procedure is completed.

− The WARNINGS 00PE, 00MG, 00BY and 00MP in the Velara Error log are normal.
− The WARNING 00MK shows for each focus that the adaptation checksum does not match anymore.
In case an ERROR / WARNING 00S1 occours a Re−Configuration is requested. This means the existing genera-
tor configuration has to be confirmed.
Retrieve the configuration AGenT menu > Configuration

Select ’Apply’
In case the WARNING 00S1 still persists, execute a restore of the configuration is needed, see next chapter.
3.3.3.2. Restore configuration Velara CV
Start service program ’AGenT’.

Restore all configuration data like Mains, Tube Yield, EDL and Film Screen data from the backup file
Menu > Configuration > Restore.
Select the previously generated backup.zip

of the generator.
Wait until the popup window occurs: ’Transmit is finished’.

Click [OK].
The generator performs automatically a restart, indicated in the lower AGenT status line:
’Restart in progress’. This takes appr. 3 minutes.
Select an APR Program.
TIP: If the clinical UI shows that the generator is still not ready after the startup:
S Apply the switch S1 of the CuBe to start a hardware reset.
Make sure that the programmed tube type does match the installed tube.
Re−connect the stator cable of the tube at E X11.
Start the system for a final system test.
For Velara CV no further adjustments are necessary.

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3.3.4. VELARA RF/GCF/GFD FOR ELEVA NT SYSTEMS
3.3.4.1. Download SW Velara RF/GCF/GFD Rel1
This step is necessary if the FCO’s 708 00 87, 708 00 85 , 706 00 32, 706 0035 are not yet implemented.
The Velara SW RF/GCF/GFD Rel 1.x are still available on the PMS InCenter.
→→→!!³
Copy the file firmware_yy_zz.exe to your PC (hard drive) and extract the software installation files on your
Harddrive by running firmware_yy_zz.exe: ³ update.arj ³ update.csd ³ version.txt
Connect Service PC to the Velara EZ X200: connector # 0 at PC, connector #7 or # 10 at CuBe
Start AGenT to load the SW Velara RF/GCF or GFD Rel 1.x in the Velara CuBe flash disk.
Select
Menu /Configuration /Update Generator
Firmware
Select ’ update.csd’ file extracted previously.
The upload may take approximately 30 minutes.
Wait until the screen ’Transmit is finished’ requests ’OK’.

Click [OK].
Reboot: The Generator will reboot automatically, see Figure 1 red message in AGenT screen. The contactor ENK1
stays deactivated.
The reboot takes max. 3 minutes. Then the LED’s H1 and H8 on the CuBe EZ start flashing for 6 sec. H1 keeps
on flashing, indicating the idle function of the CuBe.
Since the reboot is finished (EZ H 1 is flashing), the CuBe is processing the transferred zipfile for about 30 seconds.

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Click [Yes] to start the AGenT connection

when Velara Restart is completed.
The loaded CU Software is displayed by its

SW CentralUnit 4512 113 31402 3.12.1
12NC, here the RF Rel 1.x is displayed.
Click [OK].
The exception Codes Error 00S1 / Warning 00S1 indicate that the new CuBe has default configuration data only.
2nd Reboot: The Generator reboots automatically again for 3 minutes. At the end the LED’s H1 and H8 on the
CuBe EZ start flashing for 6 sec. H1 keeps on flashing, indicating the idle function of the CuBe.

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Click [OK] to acknowledge the info window.
Click [Yes] to start the AGenT connection

whenVelara Restart is completed.
The download procedure is completed.

− The WARNINGS 00PE, 00MG, 00BY and 00MP in the Velara Error log are normal.
− The WARNING 00MK indicates for each focus that the adaptation checksum does not match anymore.
3.3.4.2. CuBe SW Velara RF/GCF/GFD Rel 3.x in NT systems

In case the defect CuBe was upgraded into Velara 3.9.1 or 3.11.1, just keep the delivered Rel 3.12.1 and continue
with chapter 3.3.4.3. Also in case the defect CuBe was already 3.12.1 continue with 3.3.4.3
3.3.4.3. Restore Configuration in Eleva NT Systems

Connect Service PC to the Velara EZ X200: connector # 0 at PC, connector #7 or #10 at CuBe
Restore all configuration data like Mains, Tube Yield, EDL and Film Screen data from the backup file
Menu > Configuration > Restore.
Select the previously generated backup.zip

of the generator.
Wait until the popup window occurs: ’Transmit is finished’.

Click [OK].

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The generator performs automatically a restart; the reboot takes max. 3 minutes. Then the LED’s H1 and H8
on the CuBe EZ start flashing for 6 sec. H1 keeps on flashing, indicating the idle function of the CuBe.
Select
AGenT Menu > Configuration > Programming Data
The installed Tube type(s) are displayed, click [Apply] to send the unchanged data to the generator:
The Status Line shows ’Setting new values. Please wait’.
Wait approximately 3 minutes until the restart of generator has been finished.

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 Click [Yes] to start the AGenT connection.
 Power down the system.

 Re--connect the stator cable of the tube(s) at EX11 / EX 12.
 Start up the system for final system test, Apply an EPX for both tubes: the contactor ENK1 will be energized with
a click.
 In case the Clinical UI shows the message : ’A focal spot has not been adapted’ execute a re--adaptation of the
tube(s).
 Make a new backup file.
 Check Tube Yield and EDL values.
3.3.5. VELARA RF/GCF/GFD FOR ELEVA XP SYSTEMS
3.3.5.1. Check Software Velara RF / GCF
TIP
The delivered CuBe Velara RF--3. is preloaded with the actual SW Rel 3.12.1. In case the defect CuBe
has SW Rel 3.9.1. or 3.11.1., we recommend an update to Rel 3.12.1.
 Start up the system in FS mode

 Check the software version of the Generator:
Systeminformation > Survey release version level
XrayGeneration 3.12.1 SOFTWARE
 In case the current version differs from the requested version, the Velara SW must be downloaded:
-- Select menu General functions > Install software > Generator > Upgrade component software
-- Follow instructions on screen.

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3.3.5.2. Recon Velara RF / GCF Rel2 or Rel3 in FSF2 − Systems

After automatic reboot the WARNINGS 00MK and 00MG are logged.
The Error 00S1 ’Reconfiguration needed’ requests a restore.
Restore the actual Backup file.
Check the programmed tube type does match the installed tube(s).
Re−connect the stator cable of the tube(s) at EZ X11 / X12.
3.4. FINISHING WORK
3.4.1. Parts return
Send back the defective CuBe to Service Logistics HH to receive a credit note.
3.4.2. Documentation
Update the customer card ”Stammkarte” (yellow cardboard) and the copy of the customer card that is attached
in the E cabinet close to the CuBe. Use a permanent marker.
Log this action in the electronic Service Log Book if applicable.
File this document in the section ”Service Information” of the System Reference Manual.
3.4.3. System check
Start up the system, the Velara built−in self tests is executed automatically.
Run functional tests in Fluoro and Exposure mode.

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3.5. APPEPENDIX: JUMPER SETTINGS
Jumper Purpose Pisition Meaning Remark

1−−2 Fast 1M Baud, not used Not used, see remark 1)
W4 CAN Baut rate Normal 250 K Baud, de-
2−−3 Not used, see remark 1)
fault
1−−2 Lateral Set to pos 2−3, even for
W5 Generator channel
2−−3 Frontal lateral channel!
SAN operation: Make sure that these two
System interfacing: W7 open
−− Velara RF, GCF, GFD jumpers are never closed
W7 SAN or W8 closed
−− Velara CFD, CVFD at the same time!
W8 SignalBus
operation W7 closed SignalBus interfacing on:
NON Xper systems
W8 open −− Velara CV
Wire link 2)
Cooling unit not present See remark below
X510: Cooling unit: A4 −−A8
A4 −−−−> A8 flow switch Cooling unit installed and
open
flow switch present
Power control CuBe RF/GCF/GFD
open
Power control input via EZ X550 CuBe CFD, CVFD
at closed
X11:
EZ X510B or 1 −−−−> 16 Power control only for CuBe CV
EZ X550 2 −−−−> 15 via EZ X510B (NON Xper systems)
3 −−−−> 14
Geode CPU PC 104 Wire link: Always present in CuBe
4512 050 00821 3 −−−10 Unit = 4512 178 0968 3)
X221 Programming Diode: Default setting
Geode CPU PC 104 Always present in CuBe
4512 050 00822 3 −−−10 Unit w 4512 178 0968 3)
Table: Jumper Settings
1) The physical print on the CuBe of previous versions has a wrong indication, see sketch:
However, the position of jumper W4 has no influence to the CAN function; the jumper is not read by the SW.
2) Velara RF/GCF/GFDwRel 1.2; Velara CFD wRel 1.3; Velara CVw Rel 1.4; Velara CVFDw Rel 1.2
scan the input flow switch only if the programmed tube type should have a cooling unit installed.
In case of a defect in the flow circuit, WARNING 00TJ, Exception 08474 leads to graceful degradation.
3) The 12 NC of the CuBe Unit is indicated on the front panel next to

the 12NC for the CuBe complete like 4512 204 00....

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Programming Velara EZ CuBe 4512 178 0096.

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4. ROTOR CONTROL (ROCO) ONE TUBE WITHOUT TUBE MULTIPLEXER WG
4.1. REMOVAL OF OLD ROTOR CONTROL (ROCO) ONE TUBE

Switch the generator OFF via ENF1 and disconnect it completely from mains
with the earth leakage breaker or mains switch!
Remove the front and side panels of the generator cabinet.

Push the generator cabinet forward so that free access is prohibited to its rear side.
Remove the rear cover of the RoCo.
Figure 1
Disconnect the stator cable from connector EX11 [1]

Disconnect the clamp connection of the screening of 2
the stator cable [2]
Remove the spring clip for the screening [2] from the 3
4
cable support [3] on connector EX11.
For this purpose press the clip together and pull it off
diagonally to the top.
Remove two screws [4] fixing the cable support to
1
cabinet E
Push the cable support [3] including the
connector EX11 through the opening in the generator
cabinet to the inside.
Figure 2

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Disconnect the data cable from EZX 530 and leave it with the old RoCo unit.
Disconnect the mains wires form:
− ENK2: T1: (brown)
− T2: (black)
− T3: (violet)
− and ground wire to ENX N (blue)
and leave it with the old RoCo unit.
Remove the fixing screws of the RoCo base plate

from the generator cabinet.
Figure 3
Tilt the RoCo with the base plate and remove it from
the cabinet to the rear.
Figure 4

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4.2. INSTALLATION OF NEW ROCO UNIT ONE TUBE
Install the new unit in the generator.

Fix the fixing screws of the RoCo base plate. from the generator cabinet (ref.: Figure 3).
Connect the data cable to EZX 530.
Install the ferrite ring core (from the old RoCo) on the
mains wires and ground wire of the new RoCo unit.
Connect the mains wires to:
− T2: (black)
− T3: (violet)
− and ground wire to ENX N (blue).
Figure 5

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cabinet from the inside.
Fix two screws [2] fixing the cable support to 1
cabinet E. 2
Fix the spring clip for the screening [3] from the cable
support [3] on connector EX11.
For this purpose press the clip together and push it on
diagonally from the top. 4
Connect the stator cable to connector EX11 [4]

Connect the clamp connection of the screening of the
stator cable [2]
Figure 6
Tighten all cables and wires with cable ties.

Fix the new rear cover of the RoCo
(4512 104 90667).

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4.3. SETTING TO WORK
Risk of tube damage

S After installing the new RoCo, make sure that the stator cables of the tubes are not
connected to EX11 before you start the generator for the first time!
For factory shipment the EEPROM of the RoCo has no tube type programmed.
Do not connect the stator cable to EX11.

Switch the generator ON via ENF1.
The generator detects any differences between its tube programming and the RoCo installed. If necessary, the
generator automatically reprograms the RoCo.
Switch OFF the generator via ENF1.
Connect the stator cable to EX11.
Start up the generator again via ENF1.
During start up:
LED0 (red) Blink fast

LED2 (green) On
0 2
During stand by:
LED2 (green) On
2
During acceleration and rotation prolongation:

LED2 (green) On
LED7 (yellow) Flicker − Speed is changing
On − Rotating at constant
2 7
speed
Carry out a test of functions, reattach all lateral covers of the generator and push the generator against
the rear cover.

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5. ROTOR CONTROL TWO TUBES WITH TUBE MULTIPLEXER WG
5.1. REMOVAL OF OLD ROTOR CONTROL (ROCO) TWO TUBES

Switch the generator OFF via ENF1 and disconnect it completely from mains
with the earth leakage breaker or mains switch!
Remove the front and side panels of the generator cabinet.
Push the generator cabinet forward so that free access is prohibited to its rear side.
Remove the rear cover of the RoCo.
Figure 8
Disconnect the stator cable from connector EX11 [1]

Disconnect the clamp connection of the screening of 2
the stator cable [2]
Remove the spring clip for the screening [2] from the 3
4
cable support [3] on connector EX11.
For this purpose press the clip together and pull it off
diagonally to the top.
Remove two screws [4] fixing the cable support to
1
cabinet E
cabinet to the inside.
Figure 9
Repeat the same procedure with X21.
Disconnect the data cable from EZX 530 and leave it with the old RoCo unit.
Disconnect the mains wires form:
− T2: (black)
− T3: (violet)
− and ground wire to ENX N (blue)
and leave them with the old RoCo unit.

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Disconnect the cables from the tube multiplexer WG.

− WG X1 A,
− WG X1 B,
− WG X3,
− WG X11,
− WG X15,
− WG X20,
− WG X30.
All cable connections going from the RoCo base plate to the generator should be removed so that the base plate
can be removed.
Remove the fixing screws of the RoCo base plate

from the generator cabinet.
Figure 10
Tilt the RoCo with the base plate and remove it from
the cabinet to the rear.
Figure 11

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5.2. EXCHANGE OF THE TUBE MULTIPLEXER WG

Due to the fact that the tube multiplexer WG is not delivered as a spare part, it must be removed from the base
plate of the exchanged RoCo and installed in the same way on the base plate of the new RoCo:
Start of the removal of tube multiplexer WG
Disconnect the screening clamps [1] and [2] on the

outside of the RoCo.
3
Remove the right-hand clamp [3] at 2
contactor K11 [4].
Figure 12
Disconnect the stator cable at contactor K11 and

leave it with the old RoCo.
Figure 13
Push contactor K11 [1] to the right from the top hat
rail [2].
Remove the left-hand clamp on the top hat rail [3]. 1
Figure 14

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Remove the two fixing screws [1] for the top hat
rail [2]. 1 1
Take off the top hat rail [2] from the spacing bolts [3].
Remove the two spacing bolts [3].
Remove the three fixing screws [4] for PCB WGon 4
the baseplate of the rotor control. 2 3

3
Remove PCB WG from the spacing bolts of the
baseplate. 4
Figure 15 4
Remove the five spacing bolts from the baseplate of

the old rotor control.
End of removal of the tube multiplexer WG
Figure 16
Changing the stator cable
Open the cover

Turn the screws 1..2 turns counter clockwise to
loosen the screws and remove the cover plate.
Figure 17

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Disconnect the screening clamps [1] on the outside

of the RoCo.
Cut through the stator cable [2]. 1
Figure 18
Disconnect the cable

1
Y 100 X 51 / X 52 / X 53 [1].
Remove the crop end of the stator cable.
Figure 19
Push the new stator cable (4512 105 12651) through

the ring core [1] and
the opening of the RoCo inside out.
1
2
Figure 20

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NOTICE: Risk of destroying the rotor control 1

components
S Make sure not to mix up the
phases.
Failure to obey could result in prop-
erty damage.
Connect the cable Y100 X 51 / X 52 / X 53 [1].

− 1 − X51,
− 2 − X52,
− 3 − X53, Figure 21
Refer to figure 17:

Close the RoCo HS cover.
Turn the screws 1..2 turns counter clockwise to fix the front cover.
Start of installation of tube multiplexer WG on the new rotor control
Refer to figure 16:

Screw on the five spacing bolts on the baseplate of
the new rotor control.
Refer to figure 15:

Fix the PCB WG from on top of the spacing bolts of the baseplate.
Fix the three fixing screws [4] for PCB WG on the baseplate of the rotor control.
Fix the two spacing bolts [3].
Fix the top hat rail [2] on top of the spacing bolts [3].
Fix the two fixing screws [1] of the top hat rail [2].
Refer to figure 14:

Fix the left-hand clamp on the top hat rail [3].
Fix the contactor K11 [1] from the right to the top hat rail [2].
Refer to figure 13:

Connect the new stator cable at contactor K11.
− WG K11: 21 1
− WG K11: 31 2
− WG K11: 41 3

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Fix the right-hand clamp [1] at contactor K11 [2].
Fix the screening clamps [3] on the outside of the 2

RoCo to fix the cable in following direction. 1
− Stator cable 1 (− EX11),

− Stator cable 2 (− EX21),
− RoCo stator cable (− Y100 X51/X 52/X 53).
3
Fix the screening clamps [4] on the outside of the
4
RoCo.
Figure 22
5.3. INSTALLATION OF NEW ROCO UNIT
Refer to figure 10:

Install the new unit in the generator.
Fix the fixing screws of the RoCo base plate from the generator cabinet.
Connect the data cable to EZX 530.
Install the ferrite ring core (from the old RoCo) on the
mains wires and ground wire of the new RoCo unit.
Connect the mains wires to:
− T2: (black)
− T3: (violet)
− and ground wire to ENX N (blue).
Tighten all cables and wires with cable ties.
Figure 23

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cabinet from the inside.
Fix two screws [2] fixing the cable support to 1
cabinet E. 2
Fix the spring clip for the screening [3] from the cable
support [3] on connector EX11.
For this purpose press the clip together and push it on
diagonally from the top. 4
Connect the stator cable to connector EX11 [4]

Connect the clamp connection of the screening of the
stator cable [2]
Figure 24
Connect the cables to the tube multiplexer WG.

− WG X1 A,
− WG X1 B,
− WG X3,
− WG X11,
− WG X15,
− WG X20,
− WG X30.
Fix the new rear cover of the

RoCo (4512 104 90667).

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5.4. SETTING TO WORK
Risk of tube damage

S After installing the new RoCo, make sure that the stator cables of the tubes are not
connected to EX11 before you start the generator for the first time!
For factory shipment the EEPROM of the RoCo has no tube type programmed.
Do not connect the stator cable to EX11.

Switch the generator ON via ENF1.
The generator detects any differences between its tube programming and the RoCo installed. If necessary, the
generator automatically reprograms the RoCo.
Connect the stator cable to EX11.
Start up the generator again via ENF1.
During start up:
LED0 (red) Blink fast

LED2 (green) On
0 2
During stand by:
LED2 (green) On
2
During acceleration and rotation prolongation:

LED2 (green) On
LED7 (yellow) Flicker − Speed is changing
On − Rotating at constant
2 7
speed
Carry out a test of functions, reattach all lateral covers of the generator and push the generator against
the rear cover.

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6. H.V. GENERATOR EG

S Replace the H.V. generator (weight: 80kg) with the aid of a second person.
6.1. REMOVAL
Push generator cabinet E away from the wall.
Remove all cover panels of the cabinet.
Before the H.V. generator can be removed from the generator cabinet E, all electrical connections going to the
H.V. generator must be removed.
Figure 1:
In case of GS supervisor is installed this unit
2
EH 100 needs to be removed:
1
Cut the two cable ties (pos 1).
Unscrew the 2 bolts (Allen key) of the bracket (pos 2)
Disconnect cable ’Measuring circuit’ from G 100 X 14
Disconnect cable ’Filament Circuit’ from G 100 X10
Disconnect the cable ’mAs sensing’ (Banana plugs)
from G100
Fix the Box temporarely by a cable tie
(Figure1b, pos 3)
Disconnect the following cable connections from G200 X2 G100 X14
G100 X10
H.V. generator G:
G200 X4
− G200 X2 from power supply EN Figure 1
− G200 X4 from tube extension EWG

(2 Tube version)
3
If not already disconnected:

− G100 X10 from mA control, filament circuit
including screen connection
− G100 X14 from kV/mA control, measuring circuit
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Figure 2:
− G200 X7 from fan GM, 230V~
− G200 X5 from converter 2Q, 24V+
− G200 X6 from kV/mA control, 24V+
G200 X7 G200 X5 GX200 X6
Figure 3:
Remove the screening cap (1) from connection
terminals
G X 1001 − G X 1004.
For this purpose unscrew the two fixing bolts [(2) Fig-
ure 6] (10 mm across flats).
Disconnect the converter supply lines:
− G X1001 from Q C5:1
− G X1002 from Q C6:1
− G X1003 from 2Q C5:1
− G X1004 from 2Q C6:1
G X1001 G X1003 G X1002 G X1004

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Figure 4:
Loosen the three snap action locks (1) at fan
assembly GM.
Carefully pull the fan assembly a bit to the rear out of GM
the guide.
Disconnect the PE connection going to cabinet E
located on the left-hand side on the inside of fan (1)
assembly GM:
GM PE from E PE
Remove the fan assembly from the cabinet.
(2)
Disconnect the two screw connections (2) between

rear panel and cover of H.V. generator.
(3)
Loosen the four screws (3) at the rear panel.

Push the rear panel upward and remove it.
Figure 5 (version >2006), 5.1 (old version):

Disconnect the protective earth conductors from the
H.V. generator:
− G X1100 from E PE (pos 1)
− G X1200 (FE) CAN prolongation with 6 mm

cable lug, from GSS cable worm (pos 2) 3
In case of Velara GCF, GFD:

− Cut the cable cable ties (pos 3)
− GX 1200 (FE) red cable from GWS X

1400 spade plug 2 1
− GX 1100 PE from GWS X1100 (pos 1)

Figure 5 (new version since 2006)

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Disconnect all H.V. connectors from the

H.V. generator.
2 1
Figure 5.1 (old version)
Figure 6:
Before removing the H.V. generator, screw in the
deaerating screw (1) so that no oil can escape.
(1) (2)
Figure 6

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Figure 7:
− Before removing the H.V. generator from cabi-
net E check again that all lines and cables are
disconnected from the H.V. generator.
− To avoid damage (jamming) of the cables the
cable ends at the
− converter (front side) (1)

(1)
and at the
− cable support (rear side),[(2), Figure 8]
should be fixed with cable ties.
Figure 8:
Fix the disconnected cable ends at the cable support. (2)

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Figure 9:
3
In case of GS Supervisor Box installed:
 Check the GS Supervisor box EH 100 is secured with
a cable tie (3).
 Push the transport bars (1) fixed at the cable support

of the cabinet through the straps of the
H.V. generator.
 Lift the H.V. generator out of cabinet E with a second
person.
2
Figure 9
6.2. INSTALLATION
IMPORTANT
Make sure to connect the cables and connection terminals corresponding to their color codings.
IMPORTANT
When you connect the H.V. cables to the H.V. generator:
screening.
For the installation of H.V. generator EG proceed in reverse order of the removal procedure as would be logical.
 Connect the converter supply lines:

-- G X1001 of Q C5:1
-- G X1002 of Q C6:1
-- G X1003 of 2Q C5:1
-- G X1004 of 2Q C6:1
 Connect Can Current Cable to the female FAST ON and bind the cables with 2 cable ties as shown in fig 5.
 Check whether the HV sockets are filled with some oil. At least the lower half of the plug must be wet by oil.

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NOTICE: Risk of destruction caused by the open dearating hole

S Make sure that no foreign objects fall into the dearating hole.
Remove the deaerating screw (Figure 6, pos1) completely from the cover of the H.V. generator.
In case the H.V. generator needs to be returned, this screw must be fixed again. Therefore, keep the screw laying
on top of the cover.
Remove the Edge Protector from the defect HV

generator and attach it at the new one(1)
Mount the GS Supervisor Box back with 2 bolts (2) to

the Velara cabinet.
By mounting the GS Supervisor Box push it so far up
as possible.
2
6.3. ADJUSTMENTS:
Set the generator to ON via ENF1.
Re−adapt the tube (s).
In case a grid switch tube is installed:

− Execute GS Diagnostic Test For instruction refer to chapter Installation in this Subsystem Manual, § 1.9 Set-
ting to work.
− Re−condition the tube to prepare for GSS calibration.
− Re−calibrate the GS Supervisor Box.

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7. GRIDSWITCH TANK GWS

S Remove or install the GS−tank GWS (weight: 24 kg) with the aid of a second person.
7.1. REMOVAL
Pull generator cabinet E away from the wall.
Remove the front and rear cover panels of the
cabinet.
Figure 1:
Remove the two front screws (1) locking the running

rails.
The tension belt (2) securing the gridswitch tank
during transport is not present during replacement on
site.
(1) (2)
Figure 2:
Pull the gridswitch tank GWS (1) out of the cabinet to

the front.
(2) − Running rail, left-hand
GWS
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Figure 3:
 Disconnect the cables from the gridswitch tank:
-- HV H.V. cable of G,
minus pole tube 1 or 2
-- Tube H.V. cable of tube O4 (cathode)
-- X1300 gridswitch cable from EH 100X 1202
(3) GWS (3)
(2)
-- X1400 Can current cable (red)
from GX 1200 Tube
-- X1100 PE cable from GX 1100
 Before removing the gridswitch tank screw in the

deaerating screw (1) so that no oil can escape.
The transport bars are located at the cable support HV X1300 X1400 X1100 (1)
on the rear side of the cabinet.
 Push the transport bar (2) through the lugs (3) of
the GS tank.
 Lift the GS tank GWS from the running rails towards above.
7.2. INSTALLATION
IMPORTANT
When you connect the H.V. cables to the Grid Switch Tank:
screening.
For the installation of gridswitch tank EGWS proceed in reverse order of the removal procedure as would
be logical.
 Remove the deaerating screw (1) completely.

 Store the screw at the GS Unit for a possible return of the tank.
 Switch ON the generator via ENF1.
 Run tube Conditioning
 Execute Grid Switch Diagnostic Test
 Perform re calibration of GSS Box
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8. GENERAL MAINS CIRCUIT EN
TIP
Make sure that no parts fall into the converters during installation work.
If this happens, you have to disassemble the converters completely before you can remove the foreign
parts!
When the mains circuit as a whole or individual components of this circuit are removed and reinstalled, reprogram-
ming or realignment is usually not required.
This does not apply to:
-- Mains transformer NT ----> Programming of the mains voltage
-- Earth-leakage circuit breaker ENF1, ENF2 ----> Test of functions
8.1. MAINS CIRCUIT EN, COMPLETE
8.1.1. Removal
 Separate the generator from the mains supply.
 Pull generator cabinet E away from the wall.
 Remove the front and lateral cover panels of the cabinet.
 Disconnect all cable connections at the mains circuit according to the table below (see Z1--2, Z2--1.1):
Mains circuit EN Generator cabinet E Remarks

EN F1:L1, :L2, :L3 <---- EL1, surge arrester Power supply
K1:2, :4, :6 ----> Q/2Q 300 : L1,L2,L3 Power supply of converters
K1:31 <---- Q/2Q 300 X11 Discharge circuit of converters
K2:2, :4, :6 ----> Y200 X1, X2, X3 Power supply rotor control
K2:42 <---- Q/2Q 300 X13 Discharge circuit of converters
X 901 L1 ----> Cooling unit Power supply cooling unit, if present

X 1001 L2 ----> H X2:1 Power supply mA control
Cooling unit Power supply cooling unit, if present
X 1101 L3 ----> G200 X2:1 Power supply fan EGM
Cooling unit Power supply cooling unit, if present
X 1102 N ----> Y200 X4 Power supply neutral rotor control
X 1103 N ----> G200 X2:2 Power supply neutral fan EGM
Cooling unit Power supply neutral cooling unit, if present
X 1104 N ----> H X2:2 Power supply neutral mA control EH
NT24 + ----> Q100 X3:1 PO24V supply converter EQ

Z X8:1 PO24V supply CuBe EZ
NT24 -- ----> Q100 X3:2 GND24V supply converter EQ
Z X8:2 GND24V supply CuBe EZ
NT24 + ----> WG X11:1,H100 PO24V supply tube multiplexer EWS, GS Supervisor
X1404:1,2
NT24 -- ----> WG X11:2, GND24V supply tube multiplexerEWS, GS Supervisor
H100 X1404:1,2
100 X1 <----> Z X540 Control cable power ON circuit

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Figure 1:
Remove all four fixing nuts of the base plate of the

mains circuit (1).
Take the mains circuit out of the cabinet to the front.
(1)
8.1.2. Installation
For the installation of the mains circuit proceed in reverse order of the removal procedure as would be logical.
After the mains transformer ENT is installed it must be programmed according to the mains voltage present on site.
When delivered the transformer is set to 400V.
See chapter
Programmings\Hardware programmings\Configuration\Mains transformer NT.
8.2. AUTOMATIC CIRCUIT-BREAKER ENF1
8.2.1. Removal
Separate the generator from the mains.

Remove the front cover panel of the cabinet.
ENF1 and K1 are connected with a junction element (1)

which prevents that the lower fixing screw of ENF1 is ac-
cessible.
Figure 2:
K1 being removed. Junction element (1) is visible.
Therefore K1 must be loosened before ENF1 can be

removed.
(1)

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Figure 3:
Disconnect mains supply lines ENF1:L1, :L2, :L3 (1)
and remove them.
(1)
Loosen the connection to K1 (junction element) (2). (2)
Figure 4:
(1)
TIP: Before you remove the screws for contactor
K1, make sure to cover the gap between the
two converters (1). This is to avoid that the
screws fall into the converters as otherwise
you must disassemble the converters com-
pletely before you can remove the screws!
Fully cover the gap between the converters (1)!

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Figure 5:
Remove the fixing screws (1) of contactor K1.
Carefully pull K1 towards below out of ENF1.
Press K1 aside to get access to the lower fixing screw
of ENF1.
(1)
Figure 6:
(4)
In the figure K1 (2) and the junction element (3) are dis-
connected from ENF1.
Remove the upper and the lower (1) fixing screw of (1)
ENF1 (4).
Remove ENF1 from the mains circuit.
(3) (2)
8.2.2. Installation
For the installation of ENF1 proceed in reverse order of

the removal procedure as would be logical.

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8.3. CONTACTOR ENK1
8.3.1. Removal
Switch the generator OFF.

Cancel the following connections according to the table below and remove the cables:
EN K1 Generator cabinet E Remarks

K1:1 L1 <−− Connection module for ENF1 Power supply
−−> K2:13 Power supply
K1:3 L2 −−> Connection module for ENF1 Power supply
K1:5 L3 −−> Connection module for ENF1 Power supply
K1:2 T1 −−> Q300:L1 Power supply for converter
−−> 2Q300:L1 Power supply for converter
−−> EN R1:1 Damping resistor
K1:A1 <−− EN 100 X2:2 Operating voltage L1 for K1 via ENF2
K1:A2 −−> K2:A2 Operating voltage neutral for K1 to ENX1102
K1:X32 <−− Q300 X11 Discharge circuit converter
<−− 2Q300 X11 Discharge circuit converter
K1:X31 <−− K2:41 Discharge circuit converter
Figure 7:
TIP: Before you remove the screws for contactor
K1, make sure to cover the gap between the
two converters (1). This is to avoid that the
screws fall into the converters as otherwise
you must disassemble the converters com-
pletely before you can remove the screws!
Loosen the two fixing screws (1) for K1.

Remove K1.
(1)

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8.3.2. Installation
For the installation of ENK1 proceed in reverse order of
the removal procedure as would be logical.
Alignment or programming is not required.
8.4. AUTOMATIC CIRCUIT-BREAKER ENF2
8.4.1. Removal

Switch OFF the mains room switch. Take care of any UPS is connected to this generator.
Remove the following connection at EN F2 according to the table below
ENF2 Generator cabinet E Remarkshi

L1 <−− F1:T1 Power supply
T1 −−> NT:1U Power supply
T2 −−> NT:1V Power supply
T3 −−> NT:1W Power supply
Press ENF2 on the top hat rail down and tilt it away to the front/top.
Remove ENF2.
8.4.2. Installation
For the installation of ENF2 proceed in reverse order of the removal procedure as would be logical.
8.4.3. Adjustment
Adjust the set off current to 2.8 A.
Switch ON the generator via ENF1.

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8.5. CONTACTOR ENK2
8.5.1. Removal

Disconnect the following cables at ENK2 according to the table below:
ENK2 Generator cabinet E Remarks

1 <−− 100 X3:1 Power supply L1 for EN100
NT:2U Power supply for K2
3 <−− NT:2V Power supply for K2
5 <−− 100 X:3 Power supply L3 for EN100T1
NT:2W Power supply for K2
2 −−> Y200 X1 Power supply RoCo
−−> ENX 901 Mains terminal for cooling unit
42 <−− Q300 X13 Discharge circuit converter
<−− 2Q300 X13 Discharge circuit converter
14 −−> R1:2 Damping resistor
13 <−− K1:1 Power supply for K1
<−− K3:L1 if K3 is installed Phase suspension
41 <−− K1:31 Discharge circuit converter
A1 <−− NT:T2 Operating voltage L1 for K2
A2 −−> K1:A2 Operating voltage neutral for K1
<−− X1102 Operating voltage neutral for K2
Press ENK2 on the top hat rail down and tilt it away to the front/top.
Remove ENK2.

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8.5.2. Installation
For the installation of ENK2 proceed in reverse order of the removal procedure as would be logical.
8.6. MAINS TRANSFORMER ENT
8.6.1. Removal

disconnect the following cablesat ENT according to the table below:
ENT Generator cabinet E Remarks

1U <−− ENF2:T1 Power supply L1 for transformer
1V <−− ENF2:T2 Power supply L2 for transformer
1W <−− ENF2:T3 Power supply L3 for transformer
2U −−> ENK2:1 Output voltage transformer L1 for ENK2
2V −−> ENK2:3 Output voltage transformer L2 for ENK2
2W −−> ENK2:5 Output voltage transformer L3 for ENK2
T1 <−− ENK3:14*) or EN100 X2:1 Input temperature supervision transformer
T2 −−> EN K2:A1 Output temperature supervision transformer
2N −−> EN X1104 Output voltage transformer neutral
*)if K3 is installed
Figure 8:
Remove the two lower fixing screws (1) at mains
transformer NT.
(1)

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Figure 9:
CAUTION! Hazard of squeezing your hand

and your fingers
Despite the fact that the studs (2) are
supposed to protect the transformer
from falling down,
S make sure to hold the transformer (1)
with the second hand while you
remove it.
Failure to obey could result in mi- (2)
nor or moderate injury.
Remove the two upper fixing screws (1) at mains

transformer NT.
Remove mains transformer NT from the cabinet.
8.6.2. Installation
For the installation of mains transformer ENT proceed
in reverse order of the removal procedure as would be
logical.
After the mains transformer ENT is installed it must be
programmed according to the mains voltage present on
site. When delivered the transformer is set to 400V.
See chapter
Programmings\Hardware programmings\Configuration\Mains transformer NT.

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8.7. 24 V SUPPLY ENT24
8.7.1. Removal
Switch the system OFF.

Switch ENF1 OFF.
Disconnect the following cables according to the table below:
ENT24 Generator cabinet E Remarks

N <−− EN X1103 Voltage supply neutral for NT24
L <−− EN X901 Voltage supply L1 for NT24
PE <−− EN X1105 Contactor
+ −−> Q100 X3:1 Voltage supply PO 24V for converters
−−> EZ X8:1 Voltage supply PO 24V for CuBe
− −−> Q100 X3:2 Voltage supply GND 24V for converters
−−> EZ X8:2 Voltage supply GND 24V for CuBe
2. + −−> EWG X11:1, H100 X 1404:1,2 Voltage supply PO 24 tube multiplexer, GSS BOX
2. − −−> EWG X11:1, H100 X 1404:6,7 Voltage supply GND 24V tube multiplexer,
GSS BOX
Figure 10 + 10a:
Press down the fixing strap (1) of supply NT24 (2)
and lift the supply from the top hat rail (3) to the
front/top.
Remove supply NT24 from the cabinet.
(1)
(3) (2)
Figure 10 : Puls Power Supply (2)

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8.7.2. Installation
For the installation of ENT24 proceed in reverse order

of the removal procedure as would be logical.
If you replace a Pulse power pack (Figure 10b) by a
Lambda power pack (Figure 10a), the lower leads for the (1)
24V output (Figure 10b (4)) must be put upward.

(4)
(2)
Figure 10a : LAMBDA Power Supply (2)

(3)

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Figure 10b : Puls Power Supply (4)
8.8. POWER ON CIRCUIT EN 100
8.8.1. Removal
Switch the generator OFF.

Remove the front and right-hand cover panel of the cabinet.
Disconnect the following cables at EN 100 X2 and X3 according to the table below:
EN 100 Generator cabinet E Remarks

X1 <−−> EZ X540 Control cable power ON circuit
X2:1 −−> K3:11*) or EN:T1 for phase suspension* / Operating phase L1 for K2
X2:2 −−> K1:A1 Operating voltage L1 for K1
X3:1 <−− K2:1 Power supply L1 for EN100
X3:2 <−− EN X1102 Operating voltage neutral for EN 100/T1
X3:3 <−− K2:5 Operating voltage L3 for EN 100/T1
*)if K3 is installed

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Figure 11:
Remove the upper fixing screw (1).
(1)
Figure 12:
Remove the lower fixing screw (1).
Remove the power ON circuit EN100 from the
cabinet.
(1)
8.8.2. Installation
For the installation of EN100 proceed in reverse order of the removal procedure as would be logical.

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9. GS SUPERVISOR BOX EH 100
9.1. REMOVAL
Hazard of electrical shock caused by open/touchable contacts

S Make sure that after services the mAs plug is always connected to EH 100 X 1400 (+)
and X 1401 (−).
Remove the front cover of generator cabinet E.

Remove all cable ties [1], [2] as shown in Figure 1.
Remove the GS Supervisor Box by removing the 2 bolts [3] from the Velara cabinet.
Disconnect all connectors from the installed GS Supervisor Box:
− cable [4] from EG100 X14
− cable MINI UMNL 2x5 [5] from EH100 X1404
− protective earth conductor [6] from EH100 PE1
− tube gridswitch cable from [7] EH100 X1202
− transition cable (MINI UMNL 2x4F−25P DSUB) [8] from EH100 X1200
− the SMB−BNC cable [9] to EH100 X1201
Disconnect the mAs plug from the old GS Supervisor Box EH100 X1400+ and EH100 X1401− and
connect it in the EH100 X1400+ and EH100 X1401− on the new GS Supervisor Box.
9 7 3
5
Figure 1: Removing of GS Supervisor Box

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9.2. INSTALLATION
Mount the fixing bracket to the GS Supervisor Box

with 2 flat head screws 4 x 8 mm shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2: Mounting of fixing bracket
Connect all connectors to the installed GS Supervisor Box as shown in figure 3:

− the SMB−BNC cable to EH100 X1201 [1]
− cable MINI UMNL 2x5 to EH100 X1404 [2]
− protective earth conductor to EH100 PE1 [3]
− BNC tube grids witch cable to EH100 X1202 [4]
− transition cable MINI UMNL 2x4F to EH100 X1200 [5]
Mount the GS Supervisor Box with 2 bolts [6] to the cabinet, push it so far up as possible
Connect the cable from the EH X11 (kV/ mA) to EG100 X14 [7]
Bind all cables with cable ties [8],[9]
8
4
1 4 6
2
Figure 3: Installing of GS Supervisor Box

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Execute Grid Switch Diagnostic Test
Perform re calibration of GSS Box
Refer to chapter Installation in this Subsystem Manual, § 1.9 Setting to work

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Contents
TEXT
1. Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5−1
1.1. Hardware programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5−1
1.1.1. Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5−1
1.1.1.1. Mains transformer NT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5−1
1.1.1.2. Central unit + Basic extension EZ (CuBe) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5−2
1.1.1.3. Digital kV_mA_Control EH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5−3
1.1.1.4. PCB Roco HS EY 100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5−4
1.1.2. Customization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5−5
1.2. Software programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5−5

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1. PROGRAMMING
1.1. HARDWARE PROGRAMMING
1.1.1. Configuration
1.1.1.1. Mains transformer NT
Program the wire links from 1U, 1V, 1W accordingly the rated mains voltage to 1Ux, 1Vx, 1Wx.
Eg. connect 415 V mains systems to the 400 V terminals (1U4, 1V4, 1W4).
TIP: The default wiring is 400V.
Mark the registration sticker at the transformer accordingly.
1U NF2:T1
1U1 480V
1U2 460V
1U3 440V
1U4 400V
Warning 1U5 380V
This device is wired for 400V 2U
Rewired Date Signature 1V NF2:T2

for .....V .......... ............... 1V1 480V
1V2 460V
1V3 440V
1V4 400V
1V5 380V
2V
T1
T2
1W NF2:T3
1W1 480V
1W2 460V
1W3 440V
1W4 400V
1W5 380V
2W
2N
ENT

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1.1.1.2. Central unit + Basic extension EZ (CuBe)

Set the links as follows: (see Z3−1)
Jumper Purpose Position Meaning Remark

1−2 Fast, not used Not Used, see remark 2)
W4 CAN Baud rate
2−3 Normal, de fault Not Used, see remark 2)
Generator position 1−2 Lateral Set to pos 2−3, even for

W5
2−3 Frontal lateral channel!
System interfacing: SAN operation:

W7 open Both bridges must not be
− Velara R/F, GCF
W7 SAN W8 closed closed at the same time!
− Velara CFD, CVFD
W8 or
SignalBus W7 closed SignalBus interfacing on:
operation NON XPER systems
W8 open − Velara CV
closed Cooling unit not present See remark 1) below
X510: Cooling unit:
A4 −−> A8 Flow switch Cooling unit and flow This is a wire jumper at
open
switch present the backside
Power control CuBe RF/GCF, GFD

open
Plug connection for by EZ X550 CuBe CFD, CVFD
X11:
the Power Control
by closed
1 −−> 16 Power control only for CuBe CV
X510B or X550 2 −−> 15 by EZ X510B NON XPER systems
3 −−> 14
Remark 1):
The input flow switch is scanned only if the programmed tube type should have a cooling unit connected:
TIP: In case of a defect in the flow circuit, the Warning 00TJ, exception 08474, leads to a graceful degradation.
Remark 2):
The physical print on the CuBe has a wrong indication, see sketch for W4:
However, the position of the jumper W4 has not influence to the CAN function;
the jumper is not read by the SW.

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1.1.1.3. Digital kV_mA_Control EH
Check the links as follows (see Z3−2):
Jumper
Switch
open default
W1 Debug solderable
closed debug mode
open default
W2 Debug solderable
closed debug mode
open default
W3 Debug solderable
closed debug mode
open default
W4 Debug solderable
closed debug mode

CAN identifier
W7
closed 1

CAN identifier
W8
closed 1
Flash programming voltage

Flash 1−2 VCCP
W15 (Vcc programming)
programming
2−3 off default
DSP boots from external RAM

1−2 External RAM
W16 DSP boot (Digital Signal Processor)
2−3 Flash default, DSP boots from flash
External high 1−2 is not used default

W17
voltage divider 2−3 is used

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1.1.1.4. PCB Roco HS EY 100
Only for RoCo HSx 9890 000 02698
Check jumpers as follows (see Z3−3):
Jumper
Switch
W1 Mode open default Not used
W2 CAN 1−2
2−3 ROCO 1
W3 CAN 1−2
2−3 ROCO 1
W4 Application no link Velara default not used

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1.1.2. Customization
N/A
1.2. SOFTWARE PROGRAMMING

N/A

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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
E Block diagram generator Velara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−1
Power supply with mains transformer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−2
kV−mA unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−3.1

EQ / E2Q kV power unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−3.2
EQ / E2Q kV power unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−3.2.1
H.V. generator 2 tubes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−3.3
EH kV−control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−3.4.1
EH mA−control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−3.4.2
EZ CuBe RF / GCF only Release 1 Central unit + Base extension with AMPLIMAT TC Z1−4.1.1
EZ CuBe C/V Central unit + Base extension with unit Integris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−4.1.2
EZ CuBe C/FD CuBe CVFD Central unit + Base extension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−4.1.3
EZ CuBe GCF / RF Release >1 Central unit + Base extension with AMPLIMAT GFD Z1−4.1.4
EY Dual speed rotor control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−13.2
EWG Tube multiplexer 2 Tube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−14.2
Circuit principle Velara RF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−15

Circuit principle grid switch unit GS Supervisor Velara GCF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−15.1
Circuit principle grid switch unit GS Supervisor Velara CV / CVFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z1−15.2
Velara CSIP Level 1 (b/10.0) Z0−1

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Service PC
25
EZ Central Unit + Basic extension ( CUBE )
X200 X510 Room Tube Cooling unit Power on
COM1
PC 104
A1 B1
V24_supply
X201 3 A2 B2
Integris
systems
9 A3 B3
System CAN
X400 A4 B4
CAN interface RD MN ON
A5 B5
Oil flow switch
NV_Memory EN_X_active
Anything I/O Tempswitch
Signal bus 25
A6 B6
MN OF
X410 A7 B7 Tempsensor
Velara CV 8 Signalbus MN ON
interface A8 B8
Temp CM
SAN
Velara FD/GCF 8
15
X420 X530 NT +24V
2 X11 EWG
SAN interface 15
Tube
multiplexer
DRC input 9 X520 (Option)
X300 25
25 X20
X11
K11
DS input 15 X12 Chamber DRC interface 2 X15
X13 selector ENK2:4
EH
X14 X310
Unit Amplimat (Option)
SID 3 X500
X1009 5
Serial Data Link 9
XS Bus
X1021
Unit Integris (Option) Power Control
interface
25
X12 kV control mA control
EX21
25 1
Power control 2
Grid switch
X14 X13 X11 X1 X6 3
X540 X8
X550
X16
EWGX11
NT+/-24V X1
9 2 2 EH100 EX11
X1404 4 X1
X1 - X4 X51 1
EZ X410
EZ X420 X1404 X1201 Y200 Y100 X52 2
EH100 X1200 SMB X53 3
X1200 X1 EN100 Rectifier RoCo HS
25 4 X1404:5
Power on circuit X1404:10 X42
4 X3 37 37 2
100X14 100X10 EH100
+/- 24V DC Measuring circuit X7 X8 GS Supervisor
not applicable EY
X1103 Tube heating for Velara RF Rotor control
N Velara RF
BNC X1202
Cooling unit X1101 only
of X1001 200X6
Fan of air-cooled tube X901
L 100X1
4
6
2
K2 M
X1102 C5:1
3~
X1001
3
5
1
N C6:1
X1002
100X1
NT24 EQ C5:1 X1003

Tube
NT Low voltage kV power unit
C6:1
Power supply
X1004
+/- 24V DC 100X3 100X4 100X3 100X4 200X5

T2
T3
T1
F2
2,2-3,2A
E2Q
L2
L3
L1
3x380~...480V~ 300 L1/2/3

F1 45A
K1 300 X11/13 kV power unit
Surge
L1
L2
T1
T2
2
4
1
3 3x380~...480V~
EG
MEX 300 L1/2/3 H.V.generator
arrester 31 41
Mains L3 T3 6 5
supply Discharging circuit 2
K1 K2 300 X11/13
A2/A3 09-09-30 Schr.
32 42
EN
Power supply E
Block diagram
Generator Velara
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Surge arrester
L1 EL1 F1 36-45A
K1
EQ300
L1 X1101 ring core
L1 T1 1 2 L1
K2 14 R1 Mnemonic's
13
L2 47R
L2 X1102 AC OV XG mains supply 0V X-ray generator
L2 T2 3 4 L2 AC 230V L1 mains supply 230V AC phase 1
Mains supply
23 24
R2
AC 230V L2 mains supply 230V AC phase 2
~
3 380V...480V L3 47R kV Power unit
L3 X1103
50, 60Hz L3 T3 5 6 L3 EQ/E2Q GND 12V ground +12V supply
5 windings 33 34
R3
47R MNON/ mains on
L1 L2 L3
N
MEWN F2 31 32 PO 12V +12V supply
T1 T2 T3 X11
2,8A PW ON NG DC supply relay power on -
PE 41 Discharging circuit
PE PE E 1V
42
X13 PW ON PO DC supply relay power on +
1U 1W
1U1 1V1 1W1 480V RD MN ON/ ready mains power on
1U2 1V2 1W2 460V

Connected
according
X1401:1,2 EH100 RESET SW/ system reset
to mains X1401:6,7 GS
1U3 1V3 1W3 440V SI PH ID single phase identifier
voltage. Supervisor
1U4 1V4 1W4 400V
1U5 1V5 1W5 380V
X11:1 EWG
X11:2
Tube
L1 L2 L3
Multiplexer
T ZX8:1 EZ
t
Thermo ZX8:2 CuBe
fuse
2U 2V 2W 2N
100X3:1 X4:1 X3:1 X4:1 X5:1 X6:1 X16:1
PO 24V
X1104 L +
X1102 + EQ Converter X4:2 2Q EG200X6:2 EH
N NT24 -
GND 24V
100X3:2 X3:2 X4:2 X5:2 X16:2
X3:1
T1 V10 PO 12V
8 8 K2
X3:3 9 V3
1 3 5 H1 K1
12
15R
10K
K2 R6 R4 R2 5 5
1K
V9 gn
2 4 6 X3:2 R1 X2:1 X2:2 X1:4 X1:9
X901 V5 5K11 V4
t T:T1
V6 Thermo RC1
Cooling unit X1001 K1 V2 C1 T fuse
T:T2
3 phase 47 m
1
X1101
A1 K2 A1 K1
N C2 V7
K1
5K11
Cooling unit V8 R5 R3
1K
A2 A2
Schroeder / Riess
100 m 2
1 phase (L2) 12 9
or X1103
100 N
Fan of air-cooled 2 3 X1102
X1105 Power on
tube assembly circuit S1 V1
X1:6 X1:7 X1:2 X1:1 EN
MNOF PO12V
PWONPO PWONNG
X540:1 X540:9
X540:4
AC 0V XG
AC 230V L2 X540:7 X540:2
X540:6
Central unit
CuBe
03.11.2010
X11 Base extension

2 15 3 14 1 16
X11 connect only
X550:11 X550:4 X550:3 X510:B in Integris system
X500:8 X500:21
X510:B6 X510:B4 X510:B7
MN OF RD MN ON/ MN ON/
X12:8 X12:21
L1 L2 L3 N L3 N L3 N L2 N EH kV-brain
kV Control
A3
EY EWGX15 EG200X2 EHX2

Rotor control Tube extension Blower EGM1 mA
Power supply with mains transformer
200 (option) Blower EGM M1,M2 Control OFF ON
X1 X2 X3 X4
System interface
4512 983 10441 CSIP Level 0 ( a/10.0 ) Z1-2

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
F1
L1 L1 T1
Power part EN 2
K1
1 K2
13 14
L2 L2 T2 4 3
23 24
L3
L3 T3 6 5
L2 34 34
F2 L1 L3
32 31 41 42
T1 T2 T3
1U 1V 1W
NT24
1U1 1V1 1W1
1U2 1V2 1W2 X1100

1U3
1U4
1V3
1V4
1W3
1W4 NT Power supply

230V
1U5 1V5 1W5
L1 L2 L3
AC/24V
DC +
2U 2V 2W 2N
+ 24V DC ZX8:1 WGX11:1 H100 X1401:1,2
X1102
L -
1 3 5
N - ZX8:2
X1103 H100 X1401:6,7
WGX11:2
K2
2 4 6
X901
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
14
X1001 X1104 X11
10
11
12
13
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
X14 100X1
1
1
300
19
37
2 20
21
X11 X13 L1 L2 L3
HX2 18
36
Measuring and control 3
22
2
kV- Control signals going from

17 4
35 23 100X3
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
14
16 5
34 converter Q to 24 100X14
10
11
12
13
15 6
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
33 25
kV control EH
Converter Q Measuring signals
7
(Z1-3.4.1) 14
32 26
kV-actual 13
31 (see Z1-3.3) 8
27 (actual valves)
12 9
valve 11
30
10
28
(Z1-3.2) going to kV-mA
29 29
10 11
28 30 control EH
Hardware I1 9 12
31
NT- 27
NT+
24V DC kV regulator IGBT activation
8
7
26
25
Activation signals for
the IGBTs going from
13
14
32
33 C5:1 X1001
+
6 15
I2 5
24 kV control EH to 16
34
23 35
4
22
converter Q 17
36 100X4
3
(see Z1-3.3) 18 C6:1 X1002
kV-nominal 21
2 20 19
37
HT_AN
valve 1 1 TB_CU_NG
1 X14:11
X8 2 X14:14
2
X500 X12 for Velara RF TB_CU_PO HT_AN_GND
1 1 only X14:24
14 14 X14:1
2 2
15
X8
15
3
16
3
16 kV - brain mAs
HT_CA_GND
4 4 100X1 1 X14:26
5
17
5
17
X13
X7
EZ
18 18 1 2
6
19 Control signals +24V 6
19 19 2
20 C5:1 X1003 100 HT_CA
7
20 DC going 7
20 18
37
Measuring and control 3
21
8 8 36 22
100X3 Measuring circuit X14:12
Cube signals going from

21 17 4
9
21
22
from central unit 9
22 16
35
5
23
10
23 to kV-mA control EH 10
23 15
34 converter Q to 6
24 C6:1 X1004
25
11
24 (see Z1-3.3/Z1-4.1)
11
12
24 14
33
32
kV control EH 7
26
12
13
25
13
25 13
31 (see Z1-3.3) 8
27
12 9
30 28
11 10
10
9
29
28
11
12
29
30
31 100X4
Converter 2Q
8
27
Activation signals for 13 200X5
26 32 (Z1-3.2)
PO_24V
7
25 the IGBTs going from 14
33
1 1
6 15
5
24 kV control EH to 16
34 2 2
23 35
VCC/+5V 4
22
converter Q 17
36
Power supply
3
21 (see Z1-3.3) 18
37
VDD/ +15V
1
2 20 19 X11 X13 L1 L2 L3
300
ENX1104 VEE/-15V
X15
PO_24V GND
ENX1001 0V_EXT from NK1 : 32
from NK2 : 42
AC_230V
X2
X16 from NK1 : 1 / 3 / 5 200X6
EG
AC_0V_XG
1
2
1
2
1
2
H.V. generator
3 (Z1-3.3)
mA-actual
mA-Control X1 100X10
valve (Z1-3.4.2)
V1 tube heating T3
Hardware V2 1 1
Schr.
mA regulator
2 2
V3 T2
09-01-23
V4 3 3
4 4
A1/A3
EH100 GS Supervisor
X6 X1201 (Z1-15.1) X1202
mA-nominal Grid switch output
valve mA - brain
NT- NT+ 24V DC
X1401:1,2 Process
X1404:10 kV-mA unit
Velara CSIP Level 1 (b/09.0)
c Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
X1401:6,7 X1404:5 Z1-3.1
EMC filter Q300 L1 Q200 V5 L2
L1 NN1
ENK1:1 1 4
C3 C1
47K R1
Power supply NN2
3300u 3300u
L2
ENK1:3 2 5 480 ... 750V
3x 380 ... 480V~
C2 C4
50, 60Hz 47K R2
L3 NN3 3300u 3300u
ENK1:5 3 6
32
C6 C5 C4 X12 X11
31 ENK1 switch-off of generator
Discharging of DC circuit after
41
X14 X13 42
ENK2
34
32 31
Q300
33 41
C7
Y- condenser
Alarm_off
Driver 1 X14
X12
FAULT Alarm timer Q 100
D102 Fault driver 1 Alarm_off to driver 1 kV power
X11 X15
Fault driver 2 Alarm_off to driver 2
C1 Collector 1 Fault driver 3 Alarm_off to driver 3
X1:20 X13 ON_Sense Fault driver 4 X53 Alarm_off to driver 4
I1_1
Fault driver 5 + 6 Reset
(I2_1)
G1 Gate 1
I1_1/ X1:1
Power supply PO18V_Driv1
(I2_1/) PO_24V_2 L61
Driver 1 GND_DRIV1 CV_SC X1:31 CV_SC
DC/DC Conv. E1 Emitter 1 X1:12
A100 NG15V_Driv1 CV_SC\
CV_SC\
Alarm_off
Driver 2 X24
X22
FAULT
Identification ID_A
ID_B
X1:08
X1:27
ID_A
D202 ID_SEL ID_B
X21 X25
ON_Sense C2 Collector 2
X1:21 X23
I1_2
(I2_2)
G2 Gate 2
ID_C X1:12 X2:12 X1:09
X2:11 X1:11 Identification ID_C
I1_2/ X1:2
ID_D X1:13 X2:13 X1:28 ID_D
(I2_2/) Power supply PO18V_Driv2 ID_SEL
PO_24V_2 L62
Driver 2 GND_DRIV2
DC/DC Conv. E2 Emitter 2 Reset X1:06
NG15V_Driv2 X2:06
A200 X2:05 X1:05
FAULT\
EH X14 Q100 X1 CV_ID_SEL
X1:37
ALARM_OFF
driver 5 NNC1 NNC3
NN2 X1:24
kV control X1:29 X2:01 X1:01
E_P0
I1_5
EH X13 2Q100 X1 (I2_5) G5 C1 C3
X1:10 X2:02 X1:02

V1 V3 kV-mA-Control
I1_5/ NN3 G1 G3
1 EH X13 or EH X14
(I2_5/) E1 E3
2
2
C10 V502 X51
X1:13
Alarm_off Driver 3 X34
X32
FAULT
1
L10
Measuring current
X9 I_Res+ V504
I_Res+
I
comparator
X52
MF
CV_OL\
X1:32
CV_IRES
CV_GND_IRES
CV_OL\
X1:07
D302 Q T1 I_Res- I_Res- CV_OL
X31 CV_OL X1:26
X35 2 X10 U
ON_Sense C3 Collector 3 C6
X1:22 X33 1
I1_3
(I2_3) X1002 or X1004
G3 Gate 3
Resonance current measuring
I1_3/ X1:3 EG T1
Power supply PO18V_Driv3 X1001 or X1003
(I2_3/) PO_24V_2 L63
Driver 3 GND_DRIV3 1 C5
DC/DC Conv. E3 Emitter 3 2 V503
NG15V_Driv3
A300
driver 6 V501
X1:30 X2:03 X1:03
Schroeder / Riess
I1_6
(I2_6) G6 C2 C4
X2:04 V2 V4
I1_6/ X1:11 X1:04 G2 G4
(I2_6/) E2 E4
Alarm_off Driver 4 X44

X42
FAULT
NN1
X1:5 E_NG
Q 500
NNE2 NNE4
D402 X2:14 X1:14 PO_12V
X41
X45 X1:7 / 9
C4 Collector 4
I1_4 X1:23 X43 ON_Sense X2:7 / 9 VCC
+ 5V
Low Power Extension
GND
(I2_4)
G4 Gate 4
X2:8 / 10 X1:8 / 10 4512 108 0988x
I1_4/ X1:4
Power supply PO18V_Driv4
(I2_4/) PO_24V_2 L64
Driver 4 GND_DRIV4
DC/DC Conv. E4 Emitter 4
A400 NG15V_Driv4
14.10.2010
CV_TM X1:06 X8:1

X8:2 S2 heat sink
CV_GND_TM X1:25 X8:3 for V1..V4 +
C5:1 X1001
PO_24
X5:1 rd M1 Q
X5:2 M X1002
X3:1 X4:1 PO_12V C6:1 HT_AN
X5:3 blk TB_CU_NG
PO_24V
Power VCC X14:14 X14:11
100 u +5V
Low voltage supply Supply VDD X6:1 rd M2 X1404:10 X14:01 X14:24
EH100
ENT 1u 1 u +15V X8 HT_AN_GND
X6:2 M TB_CU_PO HT_CA_GND
X3:2 X4:2 VEE X6:3 blk
GND_24V
A3
-15V X1404:5 X14:26

X500
GS Supervisor X7 X14:12
VDD Fan Vent_on

W1
X1003 100
HT_CA
EQ kV power unit
C5:1
+15V control GND_L
X7:1 for Velara RF only
2Q
C6:1
X1004
Measuring circuit
4512 108 0968x
Fan on : 39°C
X7:2 S1 for fan control -
Fan off : 31°C X7:3
T1
EG H.V. generator
VELARA CSIP Level 1 ( a/10.0 ) Z1-3.2
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Q300 EMC filter L1 Q200 V5 L2
L1 NN1
ENK1:1 1 4
C3 C1
47K R1
Power supply 3300u 3300u
L2 NN2
ENK1:3 2 5 480 ... 750V
3x 380 ... 480V~
C2 C4
50, 60Hz 47K R2
L3 NN3 3300u 3300u
ENK1:5 3 6
32
C6 C5 C4 X12 X11
31 ENK1 Discharging of DC circuit after
42 switch-off of generator
X14 X13 41
ENK2
34
32 31
Q300
33 41
C7
Y- condenser
X112
DISABLE_DRV Driver 1 FAULT Alarm timer Q100
I_1 >1 Fault driver 1 DISABLE_DRV to driver 1 kV power
Fault driver 2 DISABLE_DRV to driver 2
C1 Collector 1 Fault driver 3 DISABLE_DRV to driver 3
I1_1 X1:20 ON_Sense Fault driver 4 DISABLE_DRV to driver 4
>1
(I2_1) Fault driver 5 + 6 X19 DISABLE_DRV
>1
G1 Gate 1
I1_1/ X1:1
(I2_1/) PO16V_Driv1
PO_24V_2 Power supply
Driver 1 GND_DRIV1 CV_SC X1:31 CV_SC
DC/DC Conv. E1 Emitter 1 X1:12
NG10V_Driv1 CV_SC\
CV_SC\
DISABLE_DRV Driver 2 FAULT

Identification ID_A X1:08
ID_A
X212 ID_B X1:27
I_2 >1 ID_SEL ID_B
X1:21 ON_Sense C2 Collector 2

I1_2 >1
(I2_2)
>1
G2 Gate 2
X1:2 ID_C X1:12 X2:12 X1:09
I1_2/ X2:11 X1:11 Identification ID_C
(I2_2/) ID_D X1:13 X2:13 X1:28 ID_D
Power supply PO16V_Driv2 ID_SEL
PO_24V_2
Driver 2 GND_DRIV2
DC/DC Conv. E2 Emitter 2 DISABLE_DRV X1:06
NG10V_Driv2 X2:06
X2:05 X1:05
FAULT\
EH X14 Q100 X1 CV_ID_SEL
X1:37
ALARM_OFF
driver 5 NNC1 NNC3
NN2 X1:24
kV control X1:29 X2:01 X1:01
E_P0
I1_5
EH X13 2Q100 X1 (I2_5) G5 C1 C3
X1:10 X2:02 X1:02

V1 V3 kV-mA-Control
I1_5/ NN3 G1 G3
1 EH X13 or EH X14
(I2_5/) E1 E3
2
2
C10 V502 X20
Driver 3
X1:13
L10 CV_IRES
DISABLE_DRV FAULT
1 Measuring current
X9 I_Res+ V504 comparator
X21 CV_OL\
X1:32
CV_GND_IRES
X312 I_Res+
I MF CV_OL\
X1:07
I_3 >1
Q T1 I_Res- I_Res- CV_OL
CV_OL X1:26
I1_3 X1:22 ON_Sense C3 Collector 3 2 X10 U
>1 C6
(I2_3) 1
>1
G3 Gate 3 X1002 or X1004
I1_3/ X1:3 Resonance current measuring
(I2_3/) PO16V_Driv3
EG T1
PO_24V_2 Power supply X1001 or X1003
Driver 3 GND_DRIV3
DC/DC Conv. E3 Emitter 3 1 C5
NG10V_Driv3 2 V503
X1:30 X2:03 X1:03

driver 6 V501
I1_6
(I2_6) G6 C2 C4
X2:04 V2 V4
I1_6/ X1:11 X1:04 G2 G4
E2 E4
Driver 4 X1:5 E_NG
Q500
DISABLE_DRV FAULT NN1 NNE2 NNE4
X412 X2:14 X1:14 PO_12V
>1
I_4
X1:7 / 9
I1_4 X1:23 ON_Sense C4 Collector 4
X2:7 / 9 VCC
+ 5V
Low Power Extension
>1 GND
(I2_4)
>1
X2:8 / 10 X1:8 / 10 4512 108 0988x
G4 Gate 4
I1_4/ X1:4
(I2_4/) PO16V_Driv4
PO_24V_2 Power supply
Driver 4 GND_DRIV4
DC/DC Conv. E4 Emitter 4
NG10V_Driv4
01.03.2011
CV_TM X1:06 X8:1

X8:2 S2 heat sink
CV_GND_TM X1:25 X8:3 for V1..V4 +
C5:1 X1001
PO_24
X5:1 rd M1 Q
X5:2 X1002
E
X3:1 X4:1 M C6:1
PO_12V blk HT_AN
X5:3 TB_CU_NG
PO_24V
Power VCC X14:14 X14:11
100 u +5V
Low voltage supply Supply VDD X6:1 rd M2 X1404:10 X14:01 X14:24
H100
ENT 1u 1 u +15V X8 HT_AN_GND
X6:2 M TB_CU_PO HT_CA_GND
X3:2 X4:2 VEE X6:3 blk
GND_24V -15V X1404:5 X14:26
X500
W1
GS Supervisor X7 X14:12
HT_CA EQ kV power unit
VDD Fan Vent_on X1003 100
4512 108 1358.
C5:1
Measuring circuit
+15V control GND_L 2Q
X1004
X7:1 for Velara RF only
/ 4512 108 1550.
Fan on : 39°C C6:1
X7:2 S1 for fan control -
Fan off : 31°C
G
X7:3
T1
H.V. generator
VELARA CSIP Level 1 ( a/11.0 ) Z1-3.2.1
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
X4 200 X3 X1
Power supply K5 EWG X30:1 03 plug
EN X11nn EWG X15:1 K1 Tube switch 1 1 6 1
K6 EWG X30:2 Tube switch 2 2 C4 5 2
PO 24V
EWG X30:3 neutral 3 4 3
+ EWG X30:4 Tube switch 1 return 4 3
K1 1
CuBe EWG X15:18 TB2\ + EWG X30:5 Tube switch 2 return 5 2
EZ X520 K5 2
M
EWG K6
EWG X30:6 common 6 1 3 2 1 2
Tube extension
4
3
X2 end-position switch
M2
S1.1 tube 2
T1 1 2
3
R2
2k
tube 1
S1 Motor switch
100M
105
1 2
3
C2
EQ C5:1
X1001
kV power unit
X3
X1002
C6:1 X5
C29
L1 X14:14 TB CU NG EHX11:14
X4
10R
10R
V13 R13 R14 X14:1 TB CU PO EHX11:1
R10
10K
X1404:10
Velara GFD/GCF/CVFD/CV X8
Velara RF V10
EH100 only V11 C28 L2 X14:11 HT AN EHX11:11
GS Supervisor V12 4,7uF
16 15 14 13 12 11 X14:24 HT AN GND EHX11:24
10K
X1404:5 R1 X23 tube 1 tube 2
X7 C21// 1 2 3 4 5 6
R11 C22 or
external
10K
R2 10n 4n7 2n2 1n 470p 220p H.V.changeover
switch GWB
kV/mA control
L3 X14:12 HT CA EHX11:12 EHX11
E2Q C5:1 X1003
1 2 3 4 5 6 X14:25 HT CA GND EHX11:25
R3
10K
kV power unit 16 15 14 13 12 11
X22
C23//
C6:1
X1004 R12 C24 EHX11:3
X14:3 TP HT GND
R4
10K
10n 4n7 2n2 1n 470p 220p
R20 V9
X14:16 TP HT SG EHX11:16
X1
X2
100 H.V. Adjustment X14:05 HE ID SEL1 EHX11:05
W1 X14:06 ID A EHX11:06
C1 W2 X14:19 ID B EHX11:19
W3 X14:07 ID C EHX11:07
106 W4 X14:20 ID D EHX11:20
100M
W5
R1
2k W6
W7
W8
X14:18 HE ID SEL2 EHX11:18
EHX1:1
FI TF1 1 X10:1
100 H.V. Adjustment X11:6 T2
M2
S1.2
EHX1:2
FI TF1 2 X10:2 X11:5 tube 1
3 2
1
mA control
EH EHX1:4
FI TF2 1 X10:3 X11:3 T3
tube 2
EHX1:5
FI TF2 2 X10:4 X11:2 3 2
1
Mnemonics
FI TFn m filament transformer n line m
200
HT AN high voltage anode side actual value
X2 X1 HT AN GND high voltage anode side ground
ENX1101 1 230V~ L3 1
HT CA high voltage cathode side actual value
Power supply 230V~ ENX1103 2 neutral 2 HT CA GND high voltage cathode side groundH
EN M1
3 3 NG 15V -15V supply
Schr.
K1 PO 15V +15V supply
TP HT GND temperature high voltage tank ground

X5
EG TP HT SG temperature signal high voltage tank
A1/A3 09-01-23
E2Q100X4:1 1
A1 +
X7
Converter 24V+ E2Q100X4:2 2 Temperature
2Q control 1
Note:
X6 GM 1,2 on: 40°C 2
kV/mA Control 24V+

EH X16:1 1
GM 1,2 off: 38°C
3 M2 M1
In case errors were detected
in the tank or on the measuring H.V. generator
2
GM 2Tubes
EH X16:2
EH board, exchange the tank
mounted at the rear side of the H.V. generator
as a whole.
Velara (a/09.0) Z1-3.3

X500
EN_X_C/ 11 X12:11 EN_X_C/
CTRL_X_C/ 10 X12:10 CTRL_X_C/
EN X C/
XRG - Bus
X ACT_S/ 22 X12:22 X ACT_S/
yl H9
STOP_X_C/ 24 X12:24 STOP_X_C/
RESET_C/ 23 X12:23 RESET_C/
CTRL X C/
CAN_H 25 X12:25 CAN_H
yl H10 Start
CAN_L 12 X12:12 CAN_L
Selftest
X ACT S/ CAN-announcement
kV - Kernel H900
Mains type:
1 phase = low
EZ CuBe VCC
yl
H11 Ready
Watch dog error
Power supply 2 phase = open X540:5 X12:09 ST_PH\
(not used) (not used) Status
X900
MAINS_ID
X520 watchdog X901
X20
K5 07 07 X12:07 TB 1 RT\
K6
K7 05 05 X12:05 TB 2 RT\
K8 06 06 X12:06 TB 3 RT\ (not used)
+15V
K2/K3
18 18 X12:18 TB 2\
X12:19 TB 3\ (not used) PO_24V VCC (+5V)
Tube extension EWG Tube
Multiplexer
X510A
02 EZX500 EZX540
1,7k
X12:08 08 04
X1 X21 05 04 04 X12:04 TH OL (not used)
VDD
A5 K2 15 EN100 K2
PW_ON_PO
B5 15 16 16 16 03 X12:03 TH OL SW/ 1.7...3.3V Power ON
Tube housing
(Thermo Switch) B7 17 17 17 X12:17 CM TH
kV - brain X12:21
21 09 contactor
A7 PW_ON_NG EZX520
50
01 V24_Supply
07 EZX500
18 18
TB 2/ X12:18
Tube
Tube1 Tube2 extension
X1 TB 3/ X12:19 19 19
E_PO X13/14:24 CV1/2_E_PO VCC
VCC
K1
W17
1
E_NG X13/14:05 CV1/2_E_NG 2 EN_X_C\
3 1Q100 X1
VDRIVER
CV_TM X8:1 X13/14:06 CV1/2_TM I1-1/ X13:01
CV1_I1 VCC
NTC 15k I1-1 X13:20
V1...V4 20°C X8:3 X13/14:25 CV1/2_TM_GND I1-2/ X13:02
CV1_I2
CV_GND_TM I1-2 X13:21
EQ100 or
Decoupling and level matching

kV_IO
Q100 X1 ==> X13
E2Q100 VCC
I1-3/
I1-3
X13:03
X13:22
X13/14:07 CVn_OC\ I1-4/ X13:04 kV power unit E1Q
kV power unit Ires X13/14:26 CVn_OC I1-4 X13:23
EQ or E2Q
2Q100 X1 ==> X14 T1
CVn_IRES I1-5/ X13:10
X13/14:13 VCC
X13/14:32 CVn_GND_IRES I1-5 X13:29
X53 I1-6/ X13:11
I1-6 X13:30
EQ500 or Alarm timer
Decoupling and level matching

CVn_SC
Schroeder / Schubert
X13/14:31
2Q100 X1
E2Q500 X13/14:12 CVn_SC\
VCC
I2-1/ X14:01
X1:11 X2:11 X13/14:37 CVn_ID_SEL I2-1 X14:20
X13/X14:08 ID_A
ID_B
Digital kV I2-2/
I2-2
X14:02
X14:21
X13/X14:27
X1:12
X1:13
X2:12
X2:13
X13/14:09
X13/X14:28
ID_C
ID_D
regulator I2-3/ X14:03
VCC
DSP D48 I2-3 X14:22
Digital Signal I2-4/ X14:04 kV power unit E2Q
Processing I2-4 X14:23
X14
X11:06 ID_A VCC CV1_In
VCC I2-5/ X14:10
X11:19 ID_B CV2_I5 I2-5 X14:29
1 W15
X11:07 ID_C I2-6/ X14:11
2 CV2_I6
X11:20 ID_D 3 I2-6 X14:30
01.03.2011
W1 ... W 8 : ENABLE
CV2_In
solderable VCC
X11:05 HE_ID_SEL1
EG100
VCC
X11:18 HE_ID_SEL2 1 W16 VCC 3,3V
H. V. generator,
X11:16 TP HT SG 2
measuring circuit 3
NTC
HV tank, oil 0... +7.5V AV_AN PW_ON\
X11:03 TP HT GND
10kV/V
X4 AV_AN_IN
X11:11 HT AN
+
100M 20k X11:24 HT AN GND TEST_FP\ X30 X3 20kV/V
AV_HT EH
A3
0...-7.5V AV_CA GND

X11:25 HT CA GND -10kV/V kV control
-
100M 20k X11:12 HT CA X5 AV_CA_IN 4512 108 1212. EH kV-control
4512 108 1213.
VELARA CSIP Level 1 ( 11.0 ) Z1-3.4.1

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
VCC Start
Selftest
CTRLXC/ X12:10
rd H800 CAN-announcement
XACTS/ X12:22
Ready
- EPROM D800 256k FU_MA
STOPXC/ X12:24 Watch dog error
- Controller D801 X800
- CAN Bus Controller D807
RESETC/ X12:23 - ............
CAN H X12:25
CAN L X12:12 Kernel

+5V
GS output
CAN_IDF_1 GS OUTPUT PO L4
W8 HX6
GS OUTPUT NG
+5V
EH100 X1201
CAN_IDF_0
W7 GS Supervisor
W7, W8 solderable
+
G2 V DC AV(1)
3V mA CPU
20 mA/V -200 mV of fset 5000 kHz/A -20 kHz offset
mA Range\ 200 mA/V -20 mV of fset 500 kHz/A - 2 kHz offset
EG100X14:01 X45 X43 V DC AV(0)
X11:01 TB_CU_PO AV_MA MA_FR
H.V. generator Analog In
mA 5R TB_CU V
measuring circuit EG100X14:14 X11:14 TB_CU_NG
f
mA Range\
FI_AV_1
Analog Out Digital Out
FI_AV_0
+4mA offset
FI_NV_1 FI_NV_0 FI_ON_1 FI_ON_0
PI-Controller
2.5A/V FI_CV_0
DC X42 DRV_A_G
FI_CU_PO_0 AV_FI_0 VCO_CV_0
converter
DRV_A_S
T5 X40
FI_ON_0 FI_ON_X_0
FI_CU_NG_0
DRV_B_G
W3
(solderable)
DRV_B_S
average filament current
FI_NV_1
PI-Controller VCO
DRV_C_G
2.5A/V FI_CV_0
X41
FI_CU_PO_1 DC AV_FI_1 VCO_CV_0
DRV_C_S
converter
T6 X40 DRV_D_G
FI_ON_1 FI_ON_X_1
FI_CU_NG_1 DRV_D_S
W4
(solderable)
G
PWM_CV
Schroeder / Riess
DC 0V
V DC AV(0)
V DC V DC AV(1)
ENX1001 filter F11

AC_230V_X2 X2:1 ca. 325V
*
TR5 3.15A C10 C5
heat
C9
Power supply 220 µ
DRV_A_G V1
sink
220 DRV_A_S G100X10:1
ENX1104
AC_0V_XG X2:2 µ FI_TF_1_1 X1:01
T5 G100X10:2
FI_TF_1_2 X1:02
02.11.2010
FI_ON_X_0 C6 DRV_B_G V2
0V DC 325V DC heat
C12 C13 DRV_B_S sink
FI_ON_X_1
X101 X102
EG100 X10
C11 C8
DRV_D_G V4 heat H.V. generator
220 µ sink
DRV_D_S G100X10:3
FI_TF_2_1 X1:03
A3
T6 FI_TF_2_2 X1:04
G100X10:4
EH mA control
C7 DRV_C_G V3
heat
DRV_C_S sink EH
mA control
* valid for ≥ 4512 108 12134 4512 108 1212.
( c/10.0 ) 4512 108 1213.
VELARA CSIP Level 1 Z1-3.4.2
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
X550 X540 K1
Power Control 4 RD_MN_ON RD_MN_ON 7
3 MN_ON MN_ON 2
11 MN_OF MN_OF 6
1 PO12V
X200 4
2 COM1 TxD Firmware TC Tube K2
EZ
3 COM1 RxD 9
Flash drive EN100 X1
4 COM1 RTS supervision Power on
Service PC 5 COM1 CTS
circuit
X500
Main computer
6 COM1 DSR
7 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 PW_ON_NG 21
X11 XSBUS Interface
8 COM1 DCD Connect only in PW_ON_PO 8
D7: Claire
20
22
COM1 DTR
COM1 RI PC 104 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Integris systems
STOP_X_C\ STOP_X_C\ 24
X510
Power control B6 input X_ACT_S\ X_ACT_S\ 22
AT Bus X100
X420 Integris systems B7
X101 EN_X_C
B4
1
H2
RQ_CO_X
Signalbus VDD
Vcc
9 EN_X Signal bus
yw interface K2 K2
2
H3 EWG X20
SAN (W8) 10
3
W7 RQ_SN_X Tube K1
EN_X_C\
11
yw
12 V15_Sig. bus
K1 VCC
extension RESET_C\ 23
13 output
H4
11 ICTRL_X_C
EN_X
15 W7 or W8 yw CTRL_X_C\ 10
8
D7:Claire
GND_Sig. bus
W8 D8
or EN_X\ X520
X410 H5
NR_PR_X
NV_Memory
1
2 Reset_SW\
yw iReset_SW
TB_2\
TB_3\
18
19
TB_2\
TB_3\
18
19
EH
3 NR_PR_X\ TB_2_RT\ 5 TB_2_RT\ 5 Function Unit
H6
4
5
CTRL_X\
X_ACT\
X_ACT
Tube
kV_mA_Control
Signal bus (W7) 9 RQ_CO_X\
yw
extension TB_3_RT\ 6 TB_3_RT\ 6 EH X12
10 RQ_PH_X\ H7
13 CTRL_X
not used yw X3 TB_1_RT\
14 TB_1_RT\ 7 7
15 13
16 RQ_SN_X\ 12
1)
22 RQ_PL_X\ 25
25
SYS RST XG\
X400 X401
1 1 D7: Claire, D2+D6: CAN Bus Controller A5 Tempswitch 15
2 2 CANn VCC 16 1) TH_OL_SW\ 3
System CAN
CAN I/O
>= 85°C
3 3 GND_SYSCAN Tube A6 2
System CAN 1 4 4
CAN Baud rate
housing 4 1) TH_OL 4
W4 A7
5 5 1 Temp CM 17 Temp_CM 17
fast System CAN
6 6 D2 2 Generator position A8
System CAN 2 7 7 CANp 3
normal
W5
CAN_L
B8/3
CAN_L
12
8 8 1
lateral D6 CAN_H CAN_H
9 9 V15_SYSCAN 2 25
3 frontal
Radiation indication A1/ 23 ROCO_STATOR3\

X300 AT Bus B1 V24_Supply
10 ROCO_STATOR2\
2 DSBVSG DRC_interface
DRC 3
4
DSBVNG
DRBVSG
D13
U1 D13: Multiplexer Umax=230V B5 EN_X_active 9
Imax=1A
6 DRBVNG
- MUX A
AT Bus
D
7 DRTVPO +
8 DRTVNG K2 X530
RC_ST_2\
5 D7 Claire ROCO_STATOR2\ 12
Wall junction box ROCO_STATOR3\

RC_ST_3\
13
ME
Anything_IO
Schroeder / Riess
X11 X12
1 1
Amplimat TC ROCO_ON\ 1 EY
3
11
3
11
right 2
left 2
P_400V ROCO_READY\ 9 Rotor Control
Door switch test
4 4 release 2 A1-
X3 Amplimat
RESET_C\ 10 EY100 X1
12 12 center 2 B2 Doorswitch 21 CAN_L 2
input off X310 Door switch
CAN_H 3
5 5 PO.15V 1 not used B3 not used
13 13 VDD 2 24V_Supply
6 6 oil level switch 4
VEE gain 3 ICTRL_X_C VCC
7 7 signal 2 A1+ 3 not used 5
VDD X4 DSMC0V 5 DSMC0V A8
8 8 reference 2 6
Measuring chamber
reference
6 VDD Cooling 7
1 X11 - DSMCSG 7 VDD
2 X12 X13 X14 signal
DSMCSG unit A4 Oil_flowswitch 8
X13
+ 10 VEE
3 1 1 oil flow o.k. 8
iReset_SW
4 X14 input off VEE

3 3 right 4 11
11 11 left 4 release 1) Plug tube multiplexer 14
gain
03.11.2010
4 4 release 4 4512 104 9181x 15

center 4 -
12 12
+
5 5 D9 Power control PC_AUX PC_AUX
13 13 D9: Robin, D7: Claire X220 X221
6 6 Speaker 1 1
7 7 signal 4 (GND) 2 2
8 8 reference 4
Selector Amplifier (Powergood) 3
KB Lock 4
3
4
VCC VCC
KB Data 5 5
PO 24V Sence KB Clock 6 6
Start
X8 L11/L12 VCC (GND) 7 7
1 VCC +5V
DC/DC H2 H8 Selftest
(Vcc) 8 8
A3
2 Conv. S1 run status CAN-announcement

1 Vbat in 9 9
red
EZ CuBe RF / GCF only Release 1
yellow
VDD 2 Ready Powergood 10 10
Power supply DC/DC +15V Reset D7
Conv. 3 Watch dog error
24V DC V66
Central unit + Base extension

VEE
-15V Vbst_in
24V Supply +24V
X10
with Amplimat TC
Battery
X900:1 V46
EZ PE2 2 1 X900:2 FAN C111
G2
3,9V
X900:3
4512 983 10451 CSIP Level 0 ( a/10.0 ) Z1-4.1.1

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
X550 X540 K1
3 MN_ON MN_ON 2
11 MN_OF MN_OF 6
1 PO12V
X200 4
EZ
3 COM1 RxD 9
Flash drive EN100 X1
4 COM1 RTS supervision Power on
Service PC 5 COM1 CTS
circuit
6
7
COM1 DSR
Main computer PC 104 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 X11
XSBUS Interface
PW_ON_NG
X500
21
20 COM1 DTR 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Integris systems
D7: Claire
22 COM1 RI STOP_X_C\ STOP_X_C\ 24
AT Bus X100
X101 X510
X420 Power control B6 input X_ACT_S\ X_ACT_S\ 22
1
H2
RQ_CO_X
Signalbus Integris systems B7
9
2
EN_X Signal bus
yw interface B4
VDD
EN_X_C
H3 Vcc
SAN (W8) 10
W7 RQ_SN_X K2 K2
3 yw EWG X20 EN_X_C\
12 V15_Sig. bus
not used 13
K1 VCC Tube K1
11
11
H4
EN_X
15 W7 or W8 yw output
8 ICTRL_X_C
D7:Claire
or GND_Sig. bus CTRL_X_C\ 10
W8 D8
EN_X\
X410 H5
NR_PR_X
NV_Memory
1 1
yw
X520
iReset_SW
2 2 Reset_SW\
Signal 3 3 NR_PR_X\ TB_2\ 18 TB_2\ 18 EH
H6 TB_3\ TB_3\
bus 4
5
4
5
CTRL_X\
X_ACT\
X_ACT
TB_2_RT\
19
5 TB_2_RT\
19
5 Function Unit
(W7) yw
10
9 9
10
RQ_CO_X\
RQ_PH_X\ Tube
kV_mA_Control
H7
13 13 CTRL_X
X3
14 14 yw
15 15
16 16 RQ_SN_X\ TB_1_RT\ 7 TB_1_RT\ 7
22 22 RQ_PL_X\ 13
25 25 12
1)
25
RQ SN X\
GND Sig.
SYS RST XG\

EN X\
+12V
GS Supervisor X400 X401 X512

1 2 3 4 1 1 D7: Claire, D2+D6: CAN Bus Controller 1 A5 Tempswitch 15
EH100
X1200 5 6 7 8 2 2 CANn VCC 16 1) TH_OL_SW\ 3
System CAN
CAN I/O
>= 85°C
3 3 GND_SYSCAN
CAN Baud rate
Tube A6 2
4 4 housing 4 1) TH_OL 4
W4 A7
System CAN 1 5
6
5
6 D2
1
2 fast System CAN
2 Temp CM 17 Temp_CM 17
Generator position CAN_L A8
normal CAN_L
7 7 CANp 3 B8/3 12
W5
8 8 1
System CAN 2 9 9 V15_SYSCAN 2
25
3 frontal
23 ROCO_STATOR3\
X300 AT Bus 10 ROCO_STATOR2\
DRC 3
4
DSBVNG
DRBVSG
D13
U1 D13: Multiplexer
X513 A1/
6 DRBVNG
- MUX A
SWCUON 2 B1 V24_Supply
AT Bus
D
7 DRTVPO +
8 DRTVNG 4 A3 Oil levelswitch 3 not used X530
RC_ST_2\
1
Cooling RC_ST_3\
ROCO_STATOR3\ 13
unit 3/5 A8
Anything_IO
Schroeder / Riess
Unit integris TC 6 A4 Oil_flowswitch 8 ROCO_ON\ 1 EY

SID Inteface oil flow o.k. ROCO_READY\ 9 Rotor Control
X1009 X112
3
DRFLDFN1
-
D00 C00 B5 EN_X_active 9 RESET_C\ 10 EY100 X1
SID 2
1 +
A
D
CAN_L 2
CAN_H 3
DRFLDFP1
SID K2
4
SCLK D05 C05 SDATA Door switch test VCC
5
VCC B2 Doorswitch 21 6
Door switch
X1021 Current loop driver 7
not used B3 not used
VDD
Serial Data Link 2
3
TXD_line
8
iReset_SW
DCD VEE
(SDL) 4
D11 C11
11
7 1) Plug tube multiplexer 14
TXD_return
03.11.2010
RxD D12 C12 RTS

8 TXD_RS232 DSR 4512 104 9181x 15
RDX_line TxD D13 C13 CTS
9 RXD_RS232
RDX_return
D14
DTR D9 Power control PC_AUX PC_AUX
D9: Robin, D7: Claire X220 X221
Speaker 1 1
(GND) 2 2
(Powergood) 3 3
D19 C19
KB Lock 4 4
VCC VCC
KB Data 5 5
Start
X8 L11/L12 VCC (GND) 7 7
1 VCC +5V
8 8
A3
2 Conv. (Vcc)
S1 run status CAN-announcement Vbat in 9 9
1
EZ CuBe CV
yellow red
24V DC V66
VEE
24V Supply
-15V
+24V
Vbst_in
X10
with Unit integris
Battery
X900:1 V46
EZ PE2 2 1 X900:2 FAN C111
G2
X900:3
3,9V
4512 983 10461 CSIP Level 0 ( b/10.0 ) Z1-4.1.2

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
X550 X540 K1
3 MN_ON MN_ON 2
11 MN_OF MN_OF 6
1 PO12V
X200 4
EZ
3
Service PC 4
COM1 RxD
COM1 RTS
Flash drive
supervision
9 EN100 X1
Power on
5 COM1 CTS
circuit
GS Supervisor
6
7
COM1 DSR
Main computer PC 104 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 X11 XSBUS Interface
PW_ON_NG
X500
21
EH100 1 3 4 20 COM1 DTR 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Integris systems
D7: Claire
2
X1200 5 6 7 8 22 COM1 RI STOP_X_C\ STOP_X_C\ 24
AT Bus X100
X101 X510
RQ SN X\
GND Sig.
X420 Power control B6 input X_ACT_S\ X_ACT_S\ 22

H2
Signalbus Integris systems
+12V
1
EN X
RQ_CO_X B7
9
2
9
2
EN_X Signal bus
yw interface B4
VDD
EN_X_C
H3 Vcc
10 10
W7 RQ_SN_X K2 K2
SAN (W8) 3
12
3
12 V15_Sig. bus
yw EWG X20 EN_X_C\
13 13
K1 VCC Tube K1
11
11 11
H4
EN_X
15 15 W7 or W8 yw output
8 8 ICTRL_X_C
D7:Claire
14 14 GND_Sig. bus CTRL_X_C\ 10
W8 D8
EN_X\
or
X410 H5
NR_PR_X
NV_Memory
1 X520
yw iReset_SW
2 Reset_SW\
3
4
NR_PR_X\
CTRL_X\ H6
TB_2\
TB_3\
18
19
TB_2\
TB_3\
18
19
EH
5 X_ACT\
X_ACT
yw
TB_2_RT\ 5 TB_2_RT\ 5 Function Unit
9
10
RQ_CO_X\
RQ_PH_X\ H7 Tube
kV_mA_Control
Signal bus (W7) 13 CTRL_X
X3
14 yw
15
not used 16 RQ_SN_X\ TB_1_RT\ 7 TB_1_RT\ 7
22 RQ_PL_X\ 13
25 12
1)
25
SYS RST XG\
X400 X401 X512

1 1 D7: Claire, D2+D6: CAN Bus Controller 1 A5 Tempswitch 15
System CAN
CAN I/O
>= 85°C
3 3 GND_SYSCAN
CAN Baud rate
Tube A6 2
4 4 housing 4 1) TH_OL 4
W4 A7
System CAN 1 5
6
5
6 D2
1
2 fast System CAN
2 Temp CM 17 Temp_CM 17
Generator position CAN_L A8
normal CAN_L
7 7 CANp 3 B8/3 12
W5
8 8 1
System CAN 2 9 9 V15_SYSCAN 2
25
3 frontal
23 ROCO_STATOR3\
X300 AT Bus 10 ROCO_STATOR2\
DRC 3
4
DSBVNG
DRBVSG
D13
U1 D13: Multiplexer
X513 A1/
6 DRBVNG
- MUX A
SWCUON 2 B1 V24_Supply
AT Bus
D
7 DRTVPO +
8 DRTVNG 4 A3 Oil levelswitch 3 not used X530
RC_ST_2\
1
Cooling RC_ST_3\
ROCO_STATOR3\ 13
unit 3/5 A8
Anything_IO
Schroeder / Riess
6 A4 Oil_flowswitch 8 ROCO_ON\ 1 EY
oil flow o.k. ROCO_READY\ 9 Rotor Control
B5 EN_X_active 9 RESET_C\ 10 EY100 X1
CAN_L 2
CAN_H 3
K2
4
Door switch test VCC
5
B2 Doorswitch 21 6
Door switch
7
VDD
8
iReset_SW
VEE
11
1) Plug tube multiplexer 14
03.11.2010
4512 104 9181x 15
D9 Power control PC_AUX PC_AUX

Speaker 1 1
(GND) 2 2
(Powergood) 3 3
KB Lock 4 4
VCC VCC
KB Data 5 5
Start
X8 L11/L12 VCC 7 7
1 VCC (GND)
DC/DC +5V H8 Selftest
2 H1 (Vcc) 8 8
A3
Conv. S1 run status CAN-announcement Vbat in 9 9

1 yellow red
Power supply
24V DC
DC/DC
Conv.
VDD
V66
+15V Reset
2
3
D7
Ready
Watch dog error
Powergood 10 10
EZ CuBe CFD
VEE
24V Supply
-15V
+24V
Vbst_in
CuBe CVFD
Battery

X10 V46
X900:1
EZ PE2 2 1 X900:2 FAN C111
G2
X900:3
3,9V
4512 983 10471 CSIP Level 0 ( b/10.0 ) Z1-4.1.3

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
X550 X540 K1
3 MN_ON MN_ON 2
11 MN_OF MN_OF 6
1 PO12V
X200 4
EZ
3
Service PC 4
COM1 RxD
COM1 RTS
Flash drive
supervision
9 EN100 X1
Power on
5 COM1 CTS
X500 circuit
Main computer
6 COM1 DSR
7 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 PW_ON_NG 21
X11 XSBUS Interface
D7: Claire
GS Supervisor
not for Velara RF
3 4
20
22
COM1 DTR
COM1 RI PC 104 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Integris systems
STOP_X_C\ STOP_X_C\ 24
EH100 1 2 X510
X1200 5 6 7 8 Power control B6 input X_ACT_S\ X_ACT_S\ 22
AT Bus X100
X420 Integris systems B7
X101
RQ SN X\
GND Sig.
B4 EN_X_C
H2
Signalbus VDD
+12V
1
EN X
RQ_CO_X Vcc
9 9 EN_X Signal bus
yw interface K2 K2
2 2
H3 EWG X20 EN_X_C\
10 10
W7 RQ_SN_X Tube 11
SAN (W8) 3
12
3
12 V15_Sig. bus
yw
extension
K1
RESET_C\
K1 23
VCC
13 13 output
H4
11 11 ICTRL_X_C
EN_X
15 15 W7 or W8 yw CTRL_X_C\ 10
8 8
D7:Claire
14 14 GND_Sig. bus
W8 D8
EN_X\ X520
or
X410 H5
NR_PR_X
NV_Memory
1
2 Reset_SW\
yw iReset_SW
TB_2\
TB_3\
18
19
TB_2\
TB_3\
18
19
EH
3 NR_PR_X\ TB_2_RT\ 5 TB_2_RT\ 5 Function Unit
H6
4
5
CTRL_X\
X_ACT\
X_ACT
Tube
kV_mA_Control
Signal bus (W7) 9 RQ_CO_X\
yw
10 RQ_PH_X\ H7
13 CTRL_X
not used yw X3 TB_1_RT\
14 TB_1_RT\ 7 7
15 13
16 RQ_SN_X\ 12
1)
22 RQ_PL_X\ 25
25
SYS RST XG\
X400 X401
1 1 D7: Claire, D2+D6: CAN Bus Controller A5 Tempswitch 15
System CAN
CAN I/O
>= 85°C
3 3 GND_SYSCAN Tube A6 2
System CAN 1 4 4
CAN Baud rate
housing 4 1) TH_OL 4
W4 A7
5 5 1 not used Temp CM 17 Temp_CM 17
fast System CAN
6 6 D2 2 Generator position A8
System CAN 2 7 7 CANp 3
normal
W5
CAN_L
B8/3
CAN_L
12
8 8 1
9 9 V15_SYSCAN 2 25
3 frontal
Radiation indication A1/ 23 ROCO_STATOR3\

X300 AT Bus B1 V24_Supply
10 ROCO_STATOR2\
DRC 3
4
DSBVNG
DRBVSG
D13
U1 D13: Multiplexer Umax=230V B5 EN_X_active 9
Imax=1A
6 DRBVNG
- MUX A
AT Bus
D
7 DRTVPO +
8 DRTVNG K2 X530
RC_ST_2\
Wall junction box ROCO_STATOR3\

RC_ST_3\
13
ME
Anything_IO
Schroeder / Riess
X11, X12, X13, X14

1
P_400V Amplimat GFD ROCO_ON\ 1 EY
3
11
CHx Field Sel 3
CHx Field Sel 1
ROCO_READY\ 9 Rotor Control
Door switch test
Measuring chamber
4 CHx Release doserate X112
RESET_C\ 10 EY100 X1
12 CHx Field Sel 2 B2 Doorswitch 21 CAN_L 2
1 X11 Flatdetector\ D C Door switch
2 X12 5 15V release CAN_H 3
3 X13 VDD Amplifier
13
4 X14 2 24V_Supply
6 -15V oil level switch 4
ICTRL_X_C 15 VCC
7 Field chamber 14 CHx Field Sel 4 VEE 3 not used 5
Preconditioned A1+ VDD 16
on X11 only 7 CHx Signal p gain A8 6
dose X4
15 CHx Field Sel 5
DSMC0V Cooling 7
Procesed 17 VDD
8 CHx Signal n signal n unit A4 Oil_flowswitch 8
- DSMCSG
signal p oil flow o.k. 8
iReset_SW
+ VEE 18 VEE
standard MC\ 11
Chamber xn
1) Plug tube multiplexer 14
19
03.11.2010
release 4512 104 9181x 15

gain
-
+ D9 Power control PC_AUX PC_AUX
Speaker 1 1
(GND) 2 2
Selector Amplifier (Powergood) 3

KB Lock 4
3
4
VCC VCC
KB Data 5 5
Start
X8 L11/L12 VCC (GND) 7 7
1 VCC +5V
(Vcc) 8 8
A3
2 Conv. S1 run status CAN-announcement

1 Vbat in 9 9
red
EZ CuBe GCF / RF Relase > 1
yellow
24V DC V66

VEE
-15V Vbst_in
24V Supply +24V
X10
with Amplimat GFD
Battery
X900:1 V46
EZ PE2 2 1 X900:2 FAN C111
G2
3,9V
X900:3
4512 983 10701 CSIP Level 0 ( b/10.0 ) Z1-4.1.4

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
24
K1
21
X1 22
L1
14 L2 X6 PO X43 PO IM P+
IGBT - Modul YL11
K1 3 phase
Power supply ring core U U
3 ~400V
11
X2 12 X51 U
L2 6 3
from ENK2 560V DC 9 5 1 L1 A
X3 18 5 X8
L3 10 6 2
U V
4
CU U1
V V V
X52
X7 NG
6 3
M Tube
A1
Filter and N IM L2 A
K1 X6CU V1
10 K
15 5
A2 rectifier V V
4 X53 W W W
X45
X4
N L3 6
A
3 X42
10 K
16 5 X7 SH
NN1 W V
4
CU W1
11 7 3
12 8 4 EX11
or
NG IM tu be multiplexer
X44 N- or
T2 NTC
X9:1 rd 2 phase
U
EY200 X9:3 blk
M1
2K15
X4:1 X4:3
Uref=+5V
RoCo Rectifier Measurement protection V
>- 4512 108 09604 T MP I6BT M Tube
X17 1)
X41 CU W 9,3A /V CU W1 W
G ND
X16 1)
9,3A/V
Mnemonics CU V CU V1 1) Note: -2V offset or
Typical value for
MRC = 2...2 ,5A 3 phase
CA N H generator CAN high active X15 1) U
CU U 9,3A/V CU U1
CA N L generator CAN low active
CU n Current phase n
IM U input voltage intermediate voltage
PH U CU V
NG
NG IM
negative
negative intermediate (voltage)
IM U
X18
M Tube
PH U CU ph ase current (phase) U + CU U1
PH U VO ph ase voltage (phase) U - U CU V1 W
SDN/ T rigger
PO positiv e 1V CU W1
SDCL/ and
PO IM positive intermediate (v oltage) 142,5V +15V VDD
Logic
RC ST 2/ rotor con trol stator 2 -15V VEE
RC ST 3/ rotor control stator 3
PH U VO
RESET C/ reset Fu
SDCL/ short circuit clear U PHASE
Start
SDN/ short circuit detection
Selftest
Computer ST ATUS
control H1 CA N-announ cement
Ready
Watch dog error
Direction of blow of fan M1: up
+ 1) ignore W 1
W1 1)
mode: open No. 1...12
Driver
with IGBT modul
X2:3 ST ART - HI +
W2 galvanic
not used Start __
X2:4 - HI/ 1
2 decoupling
3
address: +
+
W3
1
2 READY - C = MRCRD X2:1
3 not used
READY - GND X2:2
2)
X1:3 CAN H W4
1 +5V RCST 2/ X3:1
X1:2 CA N L MRC SO LO 2 Tube m ultiplexer EW G,
3 RCST 3/ X3:2
sw itch over of stator contactors
X1:10 RESET C/
X1:12 RCST2\
X1:13 RCST 3\
X11
X1:7 2) A pplication
+15V W4 of RoCo HS
XRG-BUS
EZX530
10 0 m 1
Coding Rotor control
05-03-03 Schr.
1st 2nd 2 open normal

X14
47 m 3
X1:8 1
-15V
W2 2
3 1
X1:4
X1:5
X1:6
X12
2
2-3
closed MRC Solo
EY
+5V
W3
1
2
3
Dual speed rotor control
A1/A3
X1:11
.
.
.
X1:17
47 m
X13
3
EY100 9890 000 0269x
GND
Rotor control HS
4512 108 0974.
Velara (05.0) Z1-13.2

c Philips Medical System s
Tube supervision: Tube1 : X1A Room
Wall junction box
Tube2 : X1B
supervision: ME
Radiation indication
EG end-position switch
X3 Umax = 230V
High voltage tube switch Tube1
Imax = 1A
Tube 2 Tube 1
M M Tube Temperature Switch Tube Temperature Sensor Door Switch

indication tube (not used)
Rotor (not used)
M
Tube 2
U V W U V W Tube2
1,2,3 and 5
Tube 1
EX21 EX11
1
2
1
2
3
3
not used
EG200 X4:4 X4:1 X4:2 X4:5 X4:3 X4:6
jumper
used
for
Tube Switch 2 return\
B1 A1 A2 B2 B5 A5 A7 B7 B8 A6 B6 A7 A2 A3 A8 A1 A5 A6
X1 X3 X 30 4 1 2 5 3 6 X 40 4 1 2 5 3 6
X12
1
2
Imax=100mA
PO_24V
Imax=100mA
PO_24V PO_24V PO_24V
neutral
T=50ms
not used
T=50ms
R7 R5 R2
Tube Switch 1 return

R10
T=50ms
T=50ms
C3

C4 C2 C1
Tube Switch 1
Tube Switch 2
Tube Switch 3
Tube Switch 4
X 21 12 15 17 02 21 09 18 10 25 06 05 07
jumper jumper
16 04
8 12 12 12
12
K5
neutral
K11 5 9 9 9 9
Stator PO_24V_1 K5 K6 K7 K8
neutral
8
K6
5
K1 12 14 22 24
Tube
8 K1 11 K1 21
K7 5 8
K8
5
7 8 6 5 12 11
K2
Tube
supervision K2 3 K2 4 K2 13
8 7 5 6
K3
Room
K3 3 K3 4
Tube_Temp_Common
Tube_related_Temp_
Tube_related_Temp_

X50
3
4
2
Tube_related_Door_
X-Ray Signal
PO_24V
EWG
PO_24V
Sensor
TB2\
ST_2\
Switch
Switch
neutral
TB_3\
ST_3\
230V
0V
0V
X 20 X15
Tube multiplexer
X11
Schroeder / Riess
1
1
3
2
2
18 10 12 16 17 04 21 09 19 23 25 07 05 06
EZX 520 18 10 12 16 17 04 21 09 19 23 25 07 05 06
EN_X_active
RoCo_Stator2\
RoCo_Stator3\
TH_OL_SW\
V24_Supply
Temp_CM
Doorswitch
TB_1_RT\
TB_2_RT\
TB_3_RT\
(not used)
(not used)
TB_3\
TH_OL
TB2\
K1
Signal Bus
EZ
Anything_IO
Anything_IO
SAN
CuBe W7 or
W8
01.11.2010
EZX410:13/25
EZX420:09/15
GND_SIGBUS
V15_SIGBUS
EZX500:18
EZX530:12
EZX500:17
EZX500:04
EZX500:19
EZX530:13
EZX500:07
EZX500:05
EZX500:06
EZX500:03
EZX420:10
EZX410:15
Claire
EN_X
EN_X\
NX1101
NX1103
ENT24+
EY 100 X51/52/53
ENT24-
Rotor Control
EY100X1:12
EHX12:19
EY100X1:13
EHX12:18
EHX12:17
EHX12:04
EHX12:07
EHX12:05
EHX12:06
EHX12:03
System
A3
SAN
or EWG
Signal Bus
System
Tube multiplexer 2 Tube

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Tube 1/03
M2 S1.1 3 3
2 2
X1101 1 1 view on Tube

HV: Plug
view on
C2 200mA/V HV: Plug
X1102 High voltage
X1100 X6 measuring Stativ
X14:14
circuit
TB_CU_NG
X5 X1200 Can connection
  HT_AN
X14:11 BIAS
X14:01 G100X14 X1100
TB_CU_PO HT_AN_GND
- X14:24
X8 HT_CA_GND
Tube current X24:25 EHX11
measuring circuit mAs
X7 HT_CA
+ X14:12
X1
X1103 mA/mAs measurements are to be

corrected by a divider current G100
X1104
C1
H.V.Adjustment SRO/SRM-Typ
2
3 1
view on
HV: Plug
M2 S1.2
X10:3 FI_TF2:1 X11:3
Tube/03
X10:4 FI_TF2:2 X11:2 3 2
G100X10
1
EHX1
view on
HV: Plug
X10:1 FI_TF1:1 X11:6
G
X10:2 FI_TF1:2 X11:5
05.08.2011
A3
Circuit principle
Velara RF
4512 983 14551 CSIP Level 0 ( a/11.0 ) Z1-15

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Tube 1/03
M2 S1.1 3 3
2 2
X1101 1 1 Tube
view on view on
C2 HV Plug HV Plug
Stand
X1102 High voltage
X1100 X6 measuring
X14:14
circuit 6.8V
TB_CU_NG
X5
  200mA/V HT_AN
X14:11
X14:01 G100X14 CAN
TB_CU_PO HT_AN_GND
X14:24 Connection
HT_CA_GND BIAS
Tube current X8
X24:25 EHX11
measuring circuit
X7 HT_CA
X1 X14:12
X1103
G100
X1104
C1
EH100X1404:5 EH100X1404:10 HV Adjustment SRM-Typ
with grid
XA
M2 S1.2
X10:3 FI_TF2:1 X11:3
COM
Tube/03 -HT/03 -Tube/04 LF
X10:4 FI_TF2:2 X11:2 1 2 1 2 SF
G100X10
3 3
EHX1 GS
view on view on
HV Plug HV Plug
X10:1 FI_TF1:1 X11:6
20V Supply
G
X10:2 FI_TF1:2 X11:5
IGBT-Cascade
2.7kV
G100X7 G100X8
mA/mAs measurements X1404:5 X1404:10 BNC

are to be corrected by a X1400 X1300 R

divider current BIAS
Grid pulse
- GS Fail
5 UI cathode
X1401 Fibre optic
+ 15mA
X1200 interface
5 1
EN X
6
2
EN X\
G
GCF EZX420
7 3 RQ SN X\
X1100 X1100
4
8
+12V Processor
X1302 X1400
Service GS Ind GS Fail
X1200 BIAS
laptop H2 H1 BNC
EHX6
yw rd X1202 GS Tank GWS
05.08.2011
SMB X1201
X1404:9
X1401:1
X1401:2
NT 24 2
X1404:8
Vcc 3V +
X1401:6 UI com Ring core
X1404:3 gy
X1401:7
NT 24 2 EH100 GS Supervisor -
A3
Powon 2.4V
100
EPE1 PE1
H3
gn
H1 rd GS Fail : GS Failure detected
: during startup (1...8): number of detected errors  Circuit principle
2.4V
: after startup: selftest failed
H2 yw GS Ind : GSS operational Grid switch unit
H3 gn Powon : VCC 3V ok
GS Supervisor Velara GCF
4512 983 14561 CSIP Level 0 ( a/11.0 ) Z1-15.1
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Tube 1/03
M2 S1.1 3 3
2 2
X1101 1 1 Tube
view on view on
C2 HV Plug HV Plug
X1102 Stand
High voltage
X1100 X6 measuring
X14:14
circuit 6,8V
TB_CU_NG
X5
  200mA/V HT_AN
X14:11
X14:01 G100X14 CAN
TB_CU_PO HT_AN_GND
X14:24 Connection
HT_CA_GND BIAS
Tube current X8
X24:25 EHX11
measuring circuit
X7 HT_CA
X1 X14:12
X1103
G100
X1104
C1
EH100X1404:5 EH100X1404:10 HV Adjustment
M2 S1.2
X10:3 FI_TF2:1 X11:3
MRC
Tube/03 -HT/03
MRM
X10:4 FI_TF2:2 X11:2 1 2 1 2
G100X10
3 3
EHX1
view on view on
HV Plug HV Plug
X10:1 FI_TF1:1 X11:6
G
X10:2 FI_TF1:2 X11:5
MRM MRC
IGBT-Cascade 120M  240M 
G100X7 G100X8
X1404:5 X1404:10 Voltage regulation

mA/mAs measurements
de25shr / DE25SBT
are to be corrected by X1400

adivider current ,
see chapter Faultfinding - GS Fail
X1401 5 UI cathode IGBT Driver
+ 15mA BNC
X1200 X1300
5 1
EN X MRM : 2,2kV
6
2 Fibre optic interface
CVFD EZX420 EN X\ MRC : 3,3kV
CV EZX410 7 3 RQ SN X\
8 4
Processor
G
+12V
X1302 X1100
Service GS Ind GS Fail X1401
laptop H2 H1 BNC
yw rd X1202
EHX6
SMB X1201
X1200 X1402
XA MRC/MRM-Type
30.03.2010
with grid
X1404:9
X1401:1
X1401:2 Ring core
NT 24 2 rd
X1404:8
Vcc 3V +
X1401:6 UI com
X1404:3
X1401:7
NT 24 2 EH100 GS Supervisor -
Powon 2,4V
100
A3
H3 H1 rd GS Fail : GS Failure detected

EPE1 PE1 gn : during startup (1...8): number of detected errors 
: after startup: selftest failed
2,4V Circuit principle
H2 yw GS Ind : GSS operational
H3 gn Powon : VCC 3V ok Grid switch unit
GS Supervisor Velara CV / CVFD
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Velara Section Z
WIRINGS
Cabinet E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−1.0
E Cabinet wiring font . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−1.1
E Cabinet wiring rear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−1.2
E Cabinet wiring options tube multiplexer WG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−1.3
E Cabinet wiring options mains transformer NT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−1.5
E Cabinet wiring options grid switch GWS and GS Supervisor (EH100) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−1.6
E Cabinet wiring options grid GS Supervisor (EH100) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−1.6.1
E Earthing diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−1.7
Power supply N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−2.1
Q/2Q Converter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−3.2
EG H.V. Generator 1 workstation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−3.3.1
EG H.V. Generator 2 workstations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−3.3.2
Y Dual speed rotor control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−13
Tube multiplexer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z2−14
Velara CSIP Level 1 (b/10.0) Z0−2

Velara_z02_b100 2007 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Front side Rear side
Grid switch
tank GWS Grid switch
tank GWS
CUBE EX11
EZ
CUBE EX21
EZ
Power
supply N Tube
Rotor multipler
control Y
Converter
Q 2Q 2Q
Q
Q
kV/mA kV/mA
control EH control EH
Fans
GS Supervisor
EH100
H.V.
Generator G H.V.
Generator G
A3/A4 09-03-03 Schr.
Cabinet E
Velara (a/09.0) Z2-1.0

C 1994 Philips Medical Systems
CuBe C/V only
ZX 200-1
Front of cabinet
ZX200
CuBe C/V only
CuBe R/F-3
CuBe C/V Z H X13
Conv. 1
X12
CuBe X1
HV_Adjust.
CuBe CVFD X16 X14 X11
X6
Grid X2
H900
H800
The mounting of S1 H2 H1 X200
Reset Service
X530
Roco
X500
kV_mA
X520
Tube Multiplexer
X540
Power Circuit
X8
24 V
24 V Q 100 X1
Conv. 2 HV_Adjustment 230 V
the CuBe version 2 1

2 1 3 1
is dependent on G 200X6 :2
2Q 100 X1
Z X500 G 100 X14 N X1104
N X1001
G 200X6 :1
the generator Z X200-1
CuBe C/V only
Y 100 X1 H X12 Jumper N 100 X1 NT24 -
NT24 +
L1 5 windings G 100 X10
variant
EN F1 : L1
EN F1 : L2
EN F1 : L3
Q 100 X3 :1 Q 100 X3 :2
Z X8 :1 Z X8 :2
Cable support mounted

++ - - 100 on the rear side of cabinet
NT24 X1
HV generator X1200 X1100
Z X540
F1 Lid
Cabinet ground E PE1
L1 L2 L3
L N
shown
tilted
X7 200 X2
GM X1 :3 3 1 N X1101
100
X 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 GM X1 :2 2 2 N X1103
K1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1
1 3 X14
F2 K2 42 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
X5
1 1 2 3 4 5 X4
2 4 6 32 2Q 100 X4 :2 H X11
2 4 6 2
L1 L2 L3 N N N PE 1
N H X2 :2
G 200 X2 :2
2Q 100 X4 :1 1
Y 200 X3 X6
Q 300 : L1 Q 300 X13 Y 200 X4
2Q 300 : L1 G 200 X2 :1 H X16 :2 2
Q 300 X11 Y 200 X2 6 X10
Q 300 : L2 H X2 :1 H X16 :1 1
2Q 300 : L2 2Q 300 X13 Y 200 X1
2Q
Q 300 : L3
Q
2Q 300 X11
2Q 300 : L3 X1001 X1003 X1002 X1004
H X1
C5 C6 Q C5 :1 2Q C6 :1
G Q C6 :1 2Q C5 :1
1 2 2 1
G X1001 G X1004
A3 09-01-28 Schr.
G X1002
C6 C5 G X1003
1 2 2 1 E
Cabinet wiring
Front
Velara CSIP Level 1 (c/09.0) Z2-1.1

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
The mounting of
the CuBe version Rear of cabinet
is dependent on Cabinet ground E EP1
the generator
variant PE1
PE2
2Q Q
X11 X12 X13 X14 X410
Chamber 1 Chamber 2 Chamber 3 Chamber 4 Signalbus
X510 A I Tube Cooler X3
GND 24V
CuBe R/F-3 1 300 X13
N K2 :42
2 NT24 -
X550 X300 X400
X510B I Room Power Control DRC
X401 X420 1 NT24 +
CAN 1 CAN 2 SAN X11
N K1 :32
1 L3 L2 L1 X4
24V
Termination resistor 2 2Q 100 X3 :2
1 2Q 100 X3 :1
100 N K1 :6
X1
kV_mA
X1
kV_mA N K1 :4
CuBe C/V PE1

N K1 :2
Cabinet ground E EP1 X1009 X1021 X410 PE2 H X13

SID SDL Signalbus
X510 A I Tube Cooler
ZX512 H X14
tube housing 1 2 1
N K1 :6
X550 X300 X400 X401 X420
Power Control DRC CAN 1 CAN 2 SAN N K1 :4
ZX513 1 4 1 N K1 :2 100
cooling unit 2 X4
5 X510 B I Room 24V
3 Termination resistor
6 G 200 X 5 :1 1
G 200 X5 :2 2
L1 L2 L3
X3
NK1:32
24V X11
CuBe CVFD PE1 PE2

Q100X4:1
Q100X4:2
1
2
NK2:42
X13
300
Cabinet ground E EP1 X410 GND
Signalbus
X510 A I Tube Cooler
ZX512 1 2 1
tube housing
X550 X300 X400 X401 X420
Power Control DRC CAN 1 CAN 2 SAN
ZX513 1 4
H
1
cooling unit 2
5 X510 B I Room
3 Termination resistor
6
1 2 3
Z X11
Stator 1
Cabinet ground X1
Y 100
X51 / X52 / X53 PE1 1
2
Z PE1 G 200 X7 :2
3
G 200 X7 :3
Y G X1100
PE1
M1 M2
ZK530 X1
X1
NK2:2
NK2:4
X2
GM
X3
NK2:6
NK1102
X4
G
Y:L13
A3 09-01-28 Schr.
Y Y Z X11
200 100
X51 X52 X53 E

1 2 3 Cabinet wiring
Rear
Velara CSIP Level 1 (b/09.0) Z2-1.2

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Front of cabinet Rear of cabinet WGK11:2/4/6
WGK11:22/32/42
1 2 3
1 2 3
X11 1 3 X21 1 X31
3
Stator 1 Stator 2
1 2 3
X520 stator 1 X4
X200 X530 X500 Tube Multiplexer X540 EX11:1/2/3 Tubes
X8
S1 H2 H1 X40
1 3 5 13 A1
A1 Tube 1 A8 1 4
stator 2
Y
X1
EX21:1/2/3 B1 Tube2 B8 Jumper
21 31 41 53
WGX20
Z
22 32 42 54 3 6
1 2 3
K11 Room X50
X15
X3 1
2 4 6 14 A2 1
1 tube 1/2 8 NX1101
NX1103
2 3 NT24 +
1
X11 1 2 NT24 - 3
WGX11:1 4
X5
WGX11:2
X12 1 2 X30 G200X4:1
NT24 1 4
G200X4:4
+ + - - 100 X20 ZX520
G200X4:2
G200X4:5
F1
100 WG X21 Jumper
3 6
G200X4:6
G200X4:3
L N
WG:L1
WGX15:1
WGX15:2
X X X X X
1 1 1 1
K1 9
F2 K2 0 0 1 1 1
X51 X52 X53
1 0 0 0 0
1 1 3 5 1 2 3
Y:L11
N
G
X2
200 X4
Attention
A3 08-02-25 Schr.
1 WGX30:1
WGX30:2
When installing WG remove . WGX30:3
Jumper Z X520 / WG - 2WG X21 WGX30:4

WGX30:5
from Z X520 and place it on WG X21.
E
6 WGX30:6
Cancel the connection ZX11 (stator 1)
to Y100:51 / X52 / X53 and discard
the cable. Cabinet wiring options
Tube multiplexer WG

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Front of cabinet
Z
1U NF2:T1
1U1
1U2
480V
460V
N
1U3 440V 100
1U4 400V
1U5 380V X2
2U NK2:1 NT:T1 1
F1
1V NF2:T2
1V1 480V
1V2 460V
1V3 440V T1 T2 T3
1V4 400V
1V5 380V
2V NK2:3
T1 N100X2:1
T2 NK2:A1 NT:2U NT:2V NT:2W
NF2:T3 NT:T2
1W
1W1 480V NT:2N
A1
1W2 460V
L1 L2 L3
1W3 440V 1 3 5 X X X X X
1W4 400V
9 1 1 1 1
1W5
2W
380V
NK2:5
F2 K2 0 0 1 1 1
1 0 0 0 0
2N NX1104 1 1 4 5
NT T1 T2 T3
L1 L2 L3 N N N PE
NT:1U
NT:1V
NT:1W
A3 08-02-25 Schr.
E
Cabinet wiring options
Mains transformer NT
Velara (08.0) Z2-1.5

C Philips Medical Systems
Lid Front of cabinet
HV Generator G : -
shown
tilted
Rear of cabinet
EH100 X1202 CuBe R/F-3

G X1200
PE1 PE2
HT Tube X510A I Tube Cooler
X11
Chamber 1
X12
Chamber 2
X13
Chamber 3
X14
Chamber 4
X410
Signalbus
G X1100 1
X1300 X1400 X1100 In case of two wires per port keep in
mind that the single wire must be
GWS
X550 X300 X400 X401 X420
positioned behind the double wire Power Control DRC CAN 1 CAN 2 SAN
from GS Supervisor 1
EH100 X1404: 1/2

X510B I Room Z
EH100 X1404: 6/7
EH100 X1200
++ - - 100
NT24 X1
F1
Cabinet
ground
N
L1 L2 L3
L N
PE1
EH100 PE1
H X13 X12 X1
X6
Grid
Pull. out existing mAs plug from GM
H900
H800
X14 X11 G100 mAs +/- and plug it on

X16 X2
EH 100 X1400+ and EH100 X1400-
Cabinet ground PE1
EH100 X1201
X1302
PE1
EH 100 EH 100
H3
H2
H1
X1400
mAs
+
- EH100 X1404:10
X1400
-
+ EH100 X1404:5
X14
X1202
G100 mAs + NT24 +
X1404 X1201 X1200
5 1 5 4 3 2 1
EH100 X1404 10 9 8 7 6
10 6
100
G100 mAs - NT24 -
H X6
G
GWS X1300
Z X420
A3 09-03-03 Schr.
G X1200
GX1200
Connector Can
HV generator Current Wire
X1200
X1100 GWS X1100
Lid shown E
GWS X1400 GWS : HT
tilted Cabinet wiring options
G Grid-switch GWS and
+ Connector Can
Current Wire
- GS Supervisor (EH100)
EH100 X1404: 8/9
Velara CSIP Level 1 (b/09.0) EH100 X1404: 3

Z2-1.6
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Front of cabinet Rear of cabinet
CuBe CVFD
PE1 PE2
X410
EZ X512 X510A I Tube Cooler Signalbus
1 2 1
X550 X300 X400 X401 X420

EZ X513 Power Control DRC CAN 1 CAN 2 SAN
1 4
1
Z
2 5
3 6 X510B I Room
EH100 X1404: 1/2
EH100 X1404: 6/7

EH100 X1200
++ - - 100
NT24 X1
F1
Cabinet
ground
N
L1 L2 L3
L N
PE1
EH100 PE1
H X13 X12 X1
X6
Grid
Pull. out existing mAs plug from
G100 mAs +/- and plug it on GM
H900
H800
X14 X11 X2
X16 EH 100 X1400+ and EH100 X1400-
Cabinet ground PE1
EH100 X1201
X1302
PE1
EH 100 EH 100
H3
H2
H1
X1400
mAs
+
- EH100 X1404:10
X1400
-
+ EH100 X1404:5
X14
X1202
G100 mAs + NT24 +
X1404 X1201 X1200
5 1 5 4 3 2 1
EH100 X1404 10 9 8 7 6
10 6
100
G100 mAs - NT24 -
H X6
G Z X420
A3 09-01-28 Schr.
G X1200
GX1200
Connector Can
HV generator Current Wire
X1200
X1100
Lid
shown
tilted
G Cabinet wiring options
+ Connector Can
Current Wire
- GS Supervisor (EH100)
EH100 X1404: 8/9
EH100 X1404: 3
Velara CSIP Level 1 (09.0) Z2-1.6.1
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Protective earth of hospital Wall junction box ME rear E
rd
gn/yw
X1100 X1400
gn/yw
GWS Grid control
PE1
gn/yw
Z Cu Be
PE2
PCB CuBe
PE-connection wire screw

care for proper contact Y Drant
MEX L1 L2 L3 N PE
Cabinet 2Q Converter Q Converter

ground
gn/yw
PE1
GM Fan unit
de25shr / DE25SBT
gn/yw PE1
PE1
EH100
gn/yw GS Supervisor
X1404 Connector Can
P rd Current Wire
E
stand
WN
X1100 X1200
Surge arrester
Optional rd
gn/yw
L10 7 turns
Bias / CAN cabel red or grey
29.03.2010
G H.V. generator
A3
E
Earthing diagram
4512 983 06651 CSIP Level 0 ( c/10.0 ) Z2-1.7

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
K1:2 K1:4 K1:6
1 1 1 L1 L2 L3
100
NT24
+ + - -
NT X1
1U NF2:T1 R1 R2 R3 F1
1U1 480V
460V 1 X2
1U2 NT:T1 2
K1:A1
1U3 440V K2:1 1 X3
2
400V X1102 3
1U4 K2:5
1U5 380V L N
T1 T2 T3
2U NK2:1 2 2 2
1V NF2:T2 X1105
X1103
1V1 480V X901
460V K2:14 K2:24 K2:34
1V2 F2:L1 F2:L3
1V3 440V
1V4 400V F2:L2
Connection module
1V5 K2:23
380V
2V NK2:3
K2:13 K2:33
T1 N100X2:1
T2 NK2:A1
1W NF2:T3 NT:2V
K2:41 F1:T3 K1:5
K1:3
1W1 480V F1:T2 K1:A2
F1:T1 NT:T2
1W2 460V X1102
100X3:1 NT:2U 100X3:3
RC 2 NT:2W
1W3 440V 1 3 5 31 A2 K2:A2 100 X3:2 NT:2N
A1
1W4 400V K1:1 K1:31
1W5 380V K1 43 L1 L2 L3
1 3 5 X 901 1001 1101 1102 1103 1104 1105
2W NK2:5
2N NX1104 44
13 23 33
F2 K2
41
2 4 6 32
14 24 34 42
2 4 6
A1 A2 T1 T2 T3 PE
L1 L2 L3 N N N
R1:2 A1 A2
100X2:2 RC1 K2:A2
A3 08-02-25 Schr.
NT24:L K2:2 K2:4 K2:6 NT24:N NT24:PE

X901 R2:2 X1001 R3:2 X1101
NT:1U NT:1V NT:1W
R1:1 R3:1
R2:1
Power supply N

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
100 X5 100 X6 L10:2
L10:1
Direction of blow M1 / M2 M1 M2 2 2 2
C5 C6 C10
C5 C6 1 1 1
C10 500 NN3

X1
C 6:2
C10:2 1
100 X2
2 L10
1
500 L10
NN2 NN1 NN3 2
M1 M2 Heat sink
R1 100 X504 C10:1
Heat sink
X5 X6
2 1
X504
1 1
E
- C1 + C E C3:1 (+)
L2
500 X1 G 1 1- V5:4 (+)
X2
2 2- GND 300:L3
V1 C C2:2 (-) 300 :L1
300: L2 (via L1)
V5:5 (-) (via L1)
(via L1)
+ C2 - 3
200 1 2
1 2
E C GND
+ -
C
200 V5 4 5 6
V2 G filter box GND1

V5:5 (via L2) C3:1 (via L2)
E C2:2 (via L2)
300 X14
X7 X8 V5:4 (via L2)
X9 3 S1 :2 3 S2 :2 300 X12
100 X9
T1:1 1 S1 :1 1 S2 :1 1 GND 1
100 X7:1 1 1 100 X8:1 GND1
100 X7:3 2 S1 2 T1 S2 2 100 X8:3 L3 X33
X10 100 X10 filter box X12 X14
2 1 V5:3
T1:2 E V5:4 (+)
(via L1)
300:L1 1 L1 1- V5:1 X41
- C3 + C E G V5:6 (-)
300:L2 2 2-
V5:2 L2 X32
V3 C 3 3- V5:2
(via L1)
300:L3 V5:3
X34
+ C4 -
A3 03-01-28 Schr.
L1 X31
X11 X13
E C
1 2 V5:1
C (via L1)
R2 V4 G 300 GND 2
100 E
300 Q/2Q
Converter
Velara (03.0) Z2-3.2

Cabinet spar Ground connection Cabinet spar
cabinet spar of
HV generator via
spoiler
+ M6
-
X1200
X1200 X1100
X5
X1201
X6 X5 X7
100
200
X10
X4 X2
X1202 X7 X8
X14
+ -
D-Sub
m-As
X1001 X1003 X1002 X1004
A3 06-08-15 Schr.
EG
H.V. Generator
1 Workstation
Velara CSIP Level 1 (a/06.0) Z2-3.3.1

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Cabinet spar Ground connection Cabinet spar
cabinet spar of
HV generator via
spoiler
M6
X1200
Ap 2 X1200 X1100 Ap 2
+ -
Ap 1 Ap 1
X5
X1201
X6 X5 X7 100
200
X10
X4 X2
X1202 X7 X8
X14
+ -
D-Sub
m-As
X1001 X1003 X1002 X1004
A3 06-08-15 Schr.
EG
H.V. Generator
2 workstations
Velara CSIP Level 1 (a/06.0) Z2-3.3.2

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
N5 X3
GND
NN7
X1 X2
EN F3 :T1 X1
L1
EZ X51
Direction of blow of fan M1: up
X2
EN F3:T2 L2
X4
GND X3 thermal sensor
EN F3:T3 L3
X4
EN X1102 N UL UH VL VH W L WH
X9
1 M1 (rd)
2
3 M1 (blk)
P U V W N
Y 200 X6
PO Y100 X43 Stator cable to
intermediate connection strip
X7 or tube extension
NG Y100 X44
Y 100
Schr.
NN6
X43 X45 X51 X52 X53 X42 X44
03-02-10
PO N1PH U V W SH NG SH
1 2 3
Y200 X6 Y200 X7 Y
Dual speed rotor control
A3/A3
Y200X9:1 (rd) 9890 000 0269x

L11
Y200X9:3 (blk)
Velara (03.0) Z2-13

X15
X40 1
X30
X50
1 1
1
X1 X3
A1 B1 X11 X12
X4
1 1
25 pole 25 pole
X5
1 1
X20 X21
A4 03-01-28 Schr.
Tube multiplexer
4512 108 1208x
Velara (03.0) Z2-14

Velara Section Z
PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS
EZ Central unit + Basic extension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z3−1
EH Digital kV / mA control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z3−2
EY 100 RoCo HS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z3−3
Velara CSIP Level 1 (a/08.0) Z0−3

Velara_z03_a080 2007 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
X510-A
X1
X11 X203
X900 X8
X510-B
4512 050 0082.

X540
X101 X100
X111
X110
X520
Geode PC 104
X550
X112
X220 X201
X310 * X221
3
* X221 3 10
10
PC 104: 4512 050 00821
G2
X500
X300 + X221
3
W3 W2 3V 10
- PC 104: 4512 050 00822

!!Attention!!
Note the polarity
X400 X530
Schroeder / DE25BND
W1
X401 X50 X200
H8 H1
H2
H3
W5 W4 H4
W7 H5
H6
11.02.2010
X420 X410 32 1 3 2 1
H7
1 MBd 250 KBd
Sig. bus
X3 CTRL_X
250 KBd 1 MBd
Front
Lat.
W8 false
S1
SAN
o.k.
X2
X10
A3/A4
Velara
EZ, Cu Be
4512 178 0096.
4512 983 07791 CSIP Level 0 ( a/10.0 ) Z3-1
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
X102
M1
X1
X2
W1 W2
X6
X107 W3 X40
W4 X43 X41
X801 X42
X800 X45
W8 H800
W7
X11
X44 SAVZ
!!A ttentio n !!
X70 GND No te th e p o larity
G2
+
-
H9
X8 H10
X31 X901 H11
X900 H900
X14
X30
X5
X13 X4
X3
X56
X57
X53 X58 X52
W15 W16 X51 X16
X66
X1000 W17 X67 X1001
A3/A4 04-02-25 Schr.
X63 X66 X62

H8 H6 H4 H2 X73 X71 X10 X61 X101
H7 H5 H3 H1 X74 X72 GND
EH
Dig. kV mA Control
4512 108 1212.
Velara (04.0) Z3-2
X12 X14
X5 X3 H1
X11 X13
X2
X1
X15 X16 X17
W4
15
W1 W2
X4 W3
X18
X9 X10
X8 X6 X7
A3/A4 04-02-25 Schr.
X43 X45 X51 X52 X53 X42 X44
EY 100
RoCo HS
4512 108 1284.
Velara (04.0) Z3-3

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SAFETY INFORMATION 0

CAN-controlled X-ray generator

PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS Z3-

Warranty Disclaimer Language:

Limitations of Liability Language:

2 CSIP Level 1 4512 984 31104 REV AA

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

SERVICE MANUAL - SUBSYSTEM

Velara Author: I. Schienagel

Type No: 9890 000 02101

In case there are any questions concerning this manual,

0--0.1 ... 0.2 (12.0) 4--0.1 ... 0.4 (12.0)

1--0.1 ... 0.2 (12.0) 5--0.1 ... 0.2 (12.0)

2--0.1 ... 0.2 (12.0)

2Z--2 (02.0) A4 4512 983 06661

3--0.1 ... 0.2 (12.0)

4512 984 31104 REV AA CSIP Level 1 3

Z3−1 (a/10.0) A4 4512 983 07791

4 CSIP Level 1 4512 984 31104 REV AA

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

1. Safety Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−1

Velara CSIP Level 1 (12.0) 0−0.1

0−0.2 CSIP Level 1 (12.0) Velara

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

1.1. INTENDED USE

Only qualified personnel must operate the X−ray system.

1.2. ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS

1.3. GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Velara CSIP Level 1 (12.0) 1−1

1.4. SAFETY SIGNS ON THE X−RAY GENERATOR

The following safety signs are attached on the X−ray generator:

1.5. LOAD LIMIT VALUES

1.7. SPARE PARTS

1−2 CSIP Level 1 (12.0) Velara

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

1.8. SAFETY MESSAGES AND OTHER MESSAGES USED IN THIS MANUAL

1.8.1. Safety messages

The following safety--relevant messages occur in the manual:

1.8.2. Other messages

The following notes occur in the manual:

NOTICE addresses practices not related to personal injury. It relates

IMPORTANT refers to guidelines, parameters, conditions, or restrictions to obey.

Velara CSIP Level 1 (12.0) 1--3

1−4 CSIP Level 1 (12.0) Velara

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA

1. History of this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−1

2. Introduction and technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1−5

Connection diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z−7.1

Connection diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z−7.2

Earthing diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z−7.3

Legend for earthing and cabeling diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z−7.10

Velara CSIP Level 1 (12.0) 1−0.1

1−0.2 CSIP Level 1 (12.0) Velara

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

1. HISTORY OF THIS MANUAL

− 4512 984 28011

− 4512 984 28012

− 4512 984 28013