Brilliance CT: 6-Slice, 10-Slice, 16-Slice, 16 Power Configurations

Brilliance CT TM
6-slice, 10-slice, 16-slice, 16 Power configurations
Version 1.2.1
Model: 4535 670 73191, 4535 670 73181, 4535 670 78851, 4535 670 05721
System Software Installation Manual
4535 670 87031

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Revision History
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B February 2005 Release for 1.2.1
Safety Information
To the User of This Manual
The user of this manual is directed to read and carefully review the instructions, warnings and cautions contained herein prior to
beginning installation or service activities. While you may have previously installed or serviced equipment similar to that described in this
manual, changes in design, manufacture or procedure may have occurred which significantly affect the present installation or service.
Installation and Environment

Except for installations requiring certification by the manufacturer per federal standards, see that a radiation protection survey is made
by a qualified expert in accordance with NCRP 102, section 7, as revised or replaced in the future. Perform a survey after every change
in equipment, workload, or operating conditions which might significantly increase the probability of persons receiving more than the
maximum permissible dose equivalent.
Diagnostic Imaging Systems - Mechanical-electrical Warning

All of the moveable assemblies and parts of this equipment should be operated with care and routinely inspected in accordance with the
manufacturer’s recommendations contained in the equipment manuals.
Only properly trained and qualified personnel should be permitted access to any internal parts. Live electrical terminals are deadly; be
sure line disconnects are opened and other appropriate precautions are taken before opening access doors, removing enclosure panels,
or attaching accessories.
Do not under any circumstances, remove the flexible high tension cables from the x-ray tube housing or high tension generator and/or the
access covers from the generator until the main and auxiliary power supplies have been disconnected. Failure to comply with the above
may result in serious or fatal bodily injuries to the operator or those in the area.
Electrical-grounding Instructions
The equipment must be grounded to an earth ground by a separate conductor. The neutral side of the line is not to be considered the
earth ground. On equipment provided with a line cord, the equipment must be connected to properly grounded, three-pin receptacle. Do
not use a three-to-two pin adapter.
Diagnostic Imaging Systems - Radiation Warning

X-ray and Gamma-rays are dangerous to both operator and others in the vicinity unless established safe exposure procedures are strictly
observed.
The useful and scattered beams can produce serious or fatal bodily injuries to any persons in the surrounding area if used by an unskilled
operator. Adequate precautions must always be taken to avoid exposure to the useful beam, as well as to leakage radiation from within
the source housing or to scattered radiation resulting from the passage of radiation through matter.
Those authorized to operate, participate in or supervise the operation of the equipment must be thoroughly familiar and comply
completely with the current established safe exposure factors and procedures described in publications, such as: Subchapter J of Title 21
of the Code of Federal Regulations, "Diagnostic X-ray Systems and Their Major Components", and the national council on radiation
protection (NCRP) no. 102, "Medical X-ray And Gamma-ray Protection For Energies Up To 10 Mev-equipment Design and Use", as
revised or replaced in the future.
Those responsible for planning of x-ray and gamma-ray equipment installations must be thoroughly familiar and comply completely with
NCRP no. 49, "Structural Shielding Design and Evaluation For Medical Of X-rays and Gamma-rays of Energies Up to 10 Mev", as revised
and replaced in the future. Failure to observe these warnings may cause serious or fatal bodily injuries to the operator or those in the
area.
Add additional safety information as needed
Only qualified and system trained Philips service staff is allowed to perform service (installation, maintenance, quality assurance) on the
Brilliance CT systems. Make sure that the latest version of the service instructions are available. Read the corresponding instructions
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carefully prior to working on the system. For your own safety and for more detailed safety information, refer only to the current version of
the documents.
Use only specified tools and auxiliary materials. After finishing any service activity, ensure that all covers of the Brilliance CT, including
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the mylar gasket, are closed
Precautionary Measures Regarding Electrical Voltage

Before you start the procedure outlined in this manual, make sure that you read and understand the warnings listed below.
WARNING PRIOR TO ANY SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES INSIDE COMPONENTS:

SWITCH OFF THE SYSTEM AT THE MAIN POWER SUPPLY, (USING THE ON-SITE ON-OFF SWITCH)
AND THE INTERNAL/EXTERNAL UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY (UPS).
MAKE SURE THAT NO OTHER PERSON CAN SWITCH ON POWER OR SWITCH OFF THE SECURITY
MEASURES, WHEN INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE WORK ON THE SYSTEM IS
PERFORMED.
WARNING IN ADDITION TO THE WARNINGS LISTED ABOVE, MAKE SURE TO FOLLOW ALL SAFETY
GUIDELINES AS DESCRIBED IN THE SAFETY CHAPTER OF THIS MANUAL. FAILURE TO DO SO
CAN RESULT IN SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY.
CAUTION Always use an ESD protection wrist strap when servicing any component in the system.
Contents
Host Software Installation for 6, 10, 16-slice, and 16 Power configurations .................................................. 1-1
Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................................. 1-1
General Information ............................................................................................................................................................ 1-1
Notes about the software being installed............................................................................................................................ 1-2
Installation Notes ................................................................................................................................................................ 1-2
Before Installation .................................................................................................................................................................... 1-3
Host OS Installation ................................................................................................................................................................. 1-9
Host Model CD Installation..................................................................................................................................................... 1-12
Host Applications Installation ................................................................................................................................................. 1-13
Host Utilities Installation ......................................................................................................................................................... 1-15
Operator’s Manual CD Installation ......................................................................................................................................... 1-16
Host System Configuration and Registration ............................................................................................... 2-17

olevel_Service Configuration and Registration ...................................................................................................................... 2-17
philips_service Configuration and Registration ...................................................................................................................... 2-21
CT Configuration and Registration......................................................................................................................................... 2-23
I-Box Software Installation .............................................................................................................................. 3-1
Gantry Controller Boards Software Installation .............................................................................................. 4-1

Reburning Release 2.0 Boot and Application Flash................................................................................................................. 4-1
Optional Equipment Software Installation ...................................................................................................... 5-1

Installation of HP Laserjet 2500 or Lexmark Optra 45 ............................................................................................................. 5-1
CIRS OS Installation ........................................................................................................................................ 6-1

CIRS server hardware ........................................................................................................................................................ 6-1
CIRS operating system installation..................................................................................................................................... 6-1
Monitor, keyboard, mouse .................................................................................................................................................. 6-1
Network connection ............................................................................................................................................................ 6-1
Before Installation .................................................................................................................................................................... 6-2
Installing OS (Windows XP) on S1........................................................................................................................................... 6-3
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Installing OS (Windows XP) on S2/S3 ................................................................................................................................... 6-12
CIRS Application Software Installation ........................................................................................................... 7-1

CIRS Servers ........................................................................................................................................................................... 7-1
Install Application Software on S1............................................................................................................................................ 7-2
Install Application Software on S2............................................................................................................................................ 7-7
Install Application Software on S3.......................................................................................................................................... 7-12
Install Application Software on a One Server Configuration .................................................................................................. 7-15
Firmware Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 8-1

Load Firmware to Laptop PC ................................................................................................................................................... 8-1
Install the Xilinx download utility on the FSE laptop................................................................................................................. 8-2
CT Box Controller P/N 4535 670 19011................................................................................................................................... 8-9
Xilinx Devices ..................................................................................................................................................................... 8-9
DMC P/N 4550 120 03022 ..................................................................................................................................................... 8-11
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-11
DMP assembly P/N 4550 120 03031 ..................................................................................................................................... 8-13
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-13
DMP assembly P/N 4550 120 03032 ..................................................................................................................................... 8-15
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-15
Gantry Display Controller P/N 4535 670 62871 ..................................................................................................................... 8-17
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-17
GHost ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8-19
Xilinx Devices for GHost P/N 4535 670 42301 ................................................................................................................. 8-19
Xilinx Devices for GHost P/N 4535 671 10321 ................................................................................................................. 8-19
Procedure ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8-19
Gantry Motion Processor (GMP) P/N 4535 670 10351.......................................................................................................... 8-22
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-22
Procedure ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8-22
IBox P/N 4550 140 01011 ...................................................................................................................................................... 8-25
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-25
Procedure ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8-25
Main Drive Processor (MDP) P/N 4535 664 60131 ............................................................................................................... 8-28
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-28
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Procedure ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8-28
Resolver to Digital (R2D) P/N 4535 670 13371 ..................................................................................................................... 8-30
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-30
Spellman System Control Board P/N 4535 665 02911 .......................................................................................................... 8-32
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-32
Tilt Drive Processor (TDP) P/N 4535 665 02391 ................................................................................................................... 8-35
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-35
Procedure ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8-35
RHost Programming Instructions .......................................................................................................................................... 8-37
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-37
Procedure.................................................................................................................................................................... 8-37
RCOM 16 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 8-40
Programming Procedure for Altera Devices ..................................................................................................................... 8-41
Programming Procedure for Xilinx Devices ...................................................................................................................... 8-47
Procedure for 455012003331 Rev H1 and Rev I ........................................................................................................ 8-47
Procedure for 455012003331 Rev I1 .......................................................................................................................... 8-51
Couch Control Board (CCB) P/N 4535 664 57351................................................................................................................. 8-54
Xilinx Devices ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-54
Procedure ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8-54
Saving Old JEDEC Programs........................................................................................................................................... 8-57
Program CPLDs with new firmware:................................................................................................................................. 8-58
Verification of Checksums ................................................................................................................................................ 8-59
Program ACS Couch Motion Control ..................................................................................................................................... 8-60
Programming File List....................................................................................................................................................... 8-60
Equipment needed............................................................................................................................................................ 8-60
Procedure to Install ACS Software Tools ......................................................................................................................... 8-60
Procedure to Download ACS Code .................................................................................................................................. 8-61
System Calibration .......................................................................................................................................... 9-1
Appendix A - Instructions to set Host PC BIOS ............................................................................................ 10-1
Appendix B - Hospital LAN uses same IP addresses .................................................................................... 11-1
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Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual Host Software Installation for 6, 10, 16-slice, and 16 Power configurations
Host Software Installation for 6, 10, 16-slice, and 16 Power configurations
Introduction
These instructions describe how to install Brilliance 1.2.1 Software on a 6, 10, 16-slice, and 16 Power system. These
are not upgrade instructions!
WARNING USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN OPERATING OR WORKING ON EQUIPMENT

WITH COVERS REMOVED. DANGEROUS VOLTAGES ARE EXPOSED WHEN THE
GANTRY COVERS ARE REMOVED. ACCIDENTAL CONTACT WITH THESE
VOLTAGES MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH TO SERVICE PERSONNEL.
General Information
NOTE Read and understand this document in its entirety before proceeding. If you do not understand this
document, then please call your next level of support.
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Notes about the software being installed

Before installing 1.2.1 software on a 6, 10, 16-slice, or 16 Power system, please verify that the versions of the CD's
match those in the table below.
CD Version Part Number

Host OS CD Version Brilliance_CT_OS_1.2.0.9 453567111111
Host Model CD (6-slice) Brilliance_CT_Model_6_1.2.0.4 453567111101
Host Model CD (16 Power) Brilliance_CT_Model_16P_1.2.0.4 453567111231
453567150821 (CD1)
Host Applications CDs Brilliance_CT_Host_1.2.1.7 (2 CDs)
453567150831 (CD2)
Utilities CD Brilliance_CT_Utilities_1.2.1.5 453567150841
Firmware CD Brilliance_CT_Firmware_1.2.1.4 453567150861
CIRS OS and Applications CIRS-4.0.1.28 453567150871
Operator’s Manual CD Brilliance_CT_Operations_Manual_1.2.1.2 453567152261
Installation Notes
1 The K2000 VISA Key (K2D key) and the Service Key determine the level of utilities activation, philips-level or O-
level.
2 A new options key is required if this is a new installation or if the feature set for a specific customer site has changed.
3 A backup of the existing version of system software, calibration, and six controllers (Ghost, TDP, MDP, Rhost, DMC,
and Couch) in NVRAM to an EOD should be made before installation or update of Release Brilliance CT Software,
in order to recover the system if the installation fails.

Before Installation
1 Login to the Host PC as olevel_service. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
2 Backup Registry Values:
a On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Get/Set Gantry Registry Settings Button.
b Record the value for Rotor-Type __________________.
c Record the value for Manual Motion SL_RL laser gap in 0.1mm, default: 3159 __________________.
d Click OK.
3 Backup the calibration and configuration files to an EOD disk:
This process will not overwrite previous saved versions of calibration and configuration data. Calibrations
should be backed up even if re-running full calibrations after installation.
a Insert a formatted EOD into the drive.
b On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Backup/Restore Site Data button.
c On the Backup/Restore Window, click Browse to choose the location of the
backup.
d Choose drive F:
e Click OK.
f Click Start Backup.
g Click OK when complete.
h Click Close on the Log window.
i Click Exit on Backup/Restore window.

4 Obtain the system identification information:

a On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click Display Network Information button.
b Record the Host Name (Computer name) ____________________
c Under Ethernet adapter Hospital LAN, is Autoconfiguration Enabled set to ___Yes ___No
d If Yes, skip to Step e. If No, continue with the following steps:
• Under Ethernet adapter Hospital LAN, record the value for IP address __________________________________
• Under Ethernet adapter Hospital LAN, record the value for Subnet Mask________________________________
• Under Ethernet adapter Hospital LAN, record the value for Default Gateway _____________________________
• Under Ethernet adapter Hospital LAN, record the value for DNS servers_________________________________
• Under Ethernet adapter Host-IRS connection, record the value for IP address ____________________________
• Under Ethernet adapter Host-IRS connection, record the value for Subnet Mask __________________________
• Under Ethernet adapter Host-IRS connection, record the value for Default Gateway _______________________
Under Ethernet adapter Host-IRS connection, record the value for DNS configurations (if
•
applicable)____________________________________________
e Close all the Windows.
5 On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, right-click the Scanner Application button.
6 Archive all Patient Image data to an EOD disk:
CAUTION A different EOD disk must be used than the one used to save calibrations and
configuration files, above.
b Click the Disk button on the Scanner Application to launch the Archive Manager window.
c Make sure Local is selected.
d Select the studies that need to be archived.
e Click File > Copy Images.
f Select EOD and click OK.
g After the images are copied to the EOD, click File > Close on the Archive Manager Window.

7 Obtain the hospital name and default printer from the scanner application:
a Click Home > Utilities > Misc.
b Select Configuration.
c Click on Institution.
d Record Hospital Name ________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
e Click Cancel.
f Click the Filming button on the workflow menu.
g On the Filming window, click File > Printer.
h Record Default printer____________ __________________
i Click Cancel.
j On the Filming window, click File > Close.
8 Record the Default Storage Devices from the Scanner Application:
a Click Home > Utilities > Misc.
b Select Default Storage Devices.
c Record the devices selected:
Local ___ CDR ___ Other ________

EOD ___ IRS ___ Other ________
d Click Cancel when done.

9 Obtain the Patient Data options from the Scanner Application:

a Click Home > Utilities > Diagnostic.
b Select Service Parameters.
c Click the Patient Data tab.
d Record Patient Data option information (signified by blue boxes on the screen):
Place a check mark next to the corresponding options.
Middle Name ___ Operator's Name ___
Patient's Weight ___ Requesting Department ___
Patient's Height ___ Requesting Procedure ___
Accession Number ___ Comments ___
Other Patient ID ___ Show Scheduled in Tool Bar ___
Patient's Comment ___ Show Catalog in Tool Bar ___
Ethnic Group ___ Display Birth Date as Mandatory ___
Referring Physician's Name ___ Turn On Caps Lock every Start Study ___
Requesting Physician's Name ___ Set Accession Number as first selected field ___
e Click OK.
10 Backup Bugrep Files
b Click Home > Utilities > Service.
c Select Bug Report.
d On the Bug Report window, click Export.
e A list of Bug Reports will display. If there are no Bug Reports, click Cancel, then click Exit. Otherwise perform
Steps f - h.
f Select the reports you want to export.
g Click Export to EOD, and then click OK to confirm.
h Click Exit.
11 Click Home, then Logout on the Scanner Application. Answer Yes to the pop-up.

12 Does the Couch Board have an EIN# on the label? Yes___ No___
NOTE This only applies for the 16 Power. If you are not installing on a 16 Power system, skip this step and
continue with the next step. The EIN# is 2008435, and label may be located on the front or back of the
Couch Control Board.
13 If the Rotor Type Value appeared during Step 2, then continue with Host OS Installation. If the Rotor Type Value did
not appear, then complete Steps 14 - 24:
Step 2 in the Before Installation procedure asked you to record the Rotor Type value. You will use this value during
Host Application installation. If the value did not appear while performing Step 2, you will have to get the rotor casting
number off of the back of the rotor. During Host Application installation you will match this number to a chart in the
installation instructions, which has the correct Rotor Type Value to use. Since getting this value requires powering off
the wall box and opening up the gantry, you may want to perform this procedure before you start the Host OS and
Application Software Installation.
14 Use the following steps to power down all CIRS Servers :
a Open CIRS folder on the Host PC Desktop.
b Double-click on the icon for the server you want to power down (Recon S-1, Recon S-2, Recon S-3).
c Click OK at the security warning.
d Log on as “philips_service”.
e Click OK.
f On the server Desktop, double-click the black Recon icon to launch a command window.
g In the command window, type shutdown –s –f –t 1
h Press the <Enter> key.
NOTE During shutdown, the Remote Desktop connection will automatically disconnect and return you to the
Host desktop.
i Repeat for the other servers in your configuration.
15 Power down the Host.
16 Power down the 480 V wall box.
17 Remove the Gantry Front and Rear Cover.
18 Release the motor brake.

19 Rotate the Gantry so that the X-Ray tube is

in the 12 o’clock position.
20 On the back of the rotor, just left of the tube,
is the Casting Part Number (4535 670
xxxxx). The number is part of the casting
itself. Write this number down.
21 Engage the motor brake.
22 Replace the gantry covers.
23 Power on the 480 V wall box.
24 Continue with Host OS Installation on the
next page.

Host OS Installation
NOTE The following procedure must be done on the HOST PC, not the CIRS.
1 Write down the 25-digit Windows XP product key located on top of the Host PC. You will use this in a later step.
2 Unplug the system from the network. This will minimize the chances of getting a virus before the patches are
installed.
3 Remove the EOD from the EOD drive. The system may hang during the installation process if an EOD is in the
drive. Also, make sure there are no USB memory drives plugged.
4 Insert the Host OS CD into the CD/DVD ROM drive of the Host PC. The label on this CD is:
Brilliance_CT_OS_1.2.0.9
5 Restart the system:
a Click Start > Shutdown (or, from the Log on Window click Shutdown).
b On the Shutdown Window, select Restart from the drop-down menu, then click OK.
6 When the Welcome to Philips Medical Systems XP Unattended Install menu appears, press 1 = Begin Installation
to proceed with the installation. This will take approximately 10 min. The system will reboot itself when complete.
NOTE When the Host restarts after the first reboot, you may see the start screen with a message that says it
is looking for the SCSI device and it timed out. This may happen a few times before the system detects
the SCSI Device. If the system does not find the SCSI device, Power off the Host using the power
button on the PC, wait 10 seconds, then press the button again to power on the Host.
The reason for this is that during a warm reboot, the SCSI device (EOD) may not fully dissipate it’s
charge, and fail to reset. A hard Power Off/Power On should reset the device.
7 When prompted, remove the CD from the drive and restart the computer by pressing <Ctrl><Alt><Delete>. The
system will begin setting up Windows, which will take approximately 17 min.
NOTE The computer may restart several times during this process.
NOTE Do not touch the keyboard or mouse until the Set Computer Name window appears. Please ignore any
messages asking you to reboot. The system will reboot automatically.
NOTE While the Windows Setup Wizard installs files, a Message Box appears asking if you want to restart
your computer for the settings to take effect. DO NOT CLICK ON THIS BOX!
8 When prompted to Set Computer Name, enter the computer name and click OK. If the computer name was
recorded previously in Before Installation, then use it.

9 When notified that the computer name has been changed successfully, click OK.
10 The system will prompt you to Set IP Address. If you do not want to set a Fixed IP Address for the Hospital LAN,
click NO and continue to Step 11. Otherwise, click YES and continue with this step.
a Enter the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, Primary DNS, and/or Secondary DNS. Use information
recorded in Before Installation if applicable.
b Click OK when the IP address was changed successfully message box appears.
11 When prompted to Insert the Product Key, enter the 25-digit Product Key located on top of the Host PC and click
OK.
NOTE Leave the Set Proxy boxes blank.
12 Activate Windows. If the Host PC is connected to the Internet, Windows will attempt to activate automatically once
the Product Key is inserted. If successful, a popup will appear indicating that Windows has been activated. Click OK
and continue to Step 13. Otherwise, continue with this step.
a On the Activate Windows Dialog, select "Yes, I want to telephone a customer service representative to activate
windows" and click Next.
b Select a location for step 1. Once a location is entered, a phone number will appear in step 2 to call.
c Call this phone number and answer the questions given over the phone. You can use the touch-tone pad on the
phone to enter the number. Provide them with the installation ID.
d Type in the confirmation number in the boxes labeled A-G when they are given to you.
e Click the Next button. When instructed to, click the Finish button.
f The system will restart automatically.
g After system restart, click OK when notified that the "Windows XP Installation was completed successfully".
13 Configuring Internet Connection Firewall:
a Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
b Double-click on Network Connections.
c Right-Click on Hospital LAN, and select Properties from the popup menu.
d Click Advanced tab.
e Set the check boxes so that Internet Connection Firewall is checked, and Internet Connection Sharing is not
checked.
f Click Settings.
g Click Add.
h Enter DICOM for Description of service.
i Enter the Host name in the "Name or IP address field".
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j Enter 104 in both External Port Number and Internal Port Number fields for this service.
k Select the TCP radio button.
l Click OK.
m In the Services list, make sure that only DICOM, FTP Server, and Telnet Server are checked. If a Service Settings
window appears, click OK to close the window.
n Click the ICMP tab.
o Make sure that only Allow incoming echo request is checked.
p Close all dialog boxes by clicking OK or Close.
14 Reconnect the network cable.
15 If the system has a dual port network card for the Host-IRS Connection, verify that the Host-IRS Connection is
active.
a On the Host PC Desktop, right-click on My Network Places and select Properties from the pop-up menu.
b If the Host-IRS Connection has an X through it, physically move the CIRS network cable to the open port on the
network card.
c Verify the X disappears.
d Close all windows.
16 Drive Letter Correction:
NOTE In certain circumstances, installation of the Brilliance CT 1.2.1 Software causes the drive letters of the
EOD, CD-R, and CD drives to become mixed up. Check if your drives are defined properly as listed
below.
a Double-click My Computer.
b Check that your drives are defined as shown below:
Drive C: Local Disk (C:)
Drive D: Local Disk (D:)
Drive E: CD/DVD
Drive F: EOD
Drive G: CD-RW (if installed)
NOTE If the EOD does not appear, power down the Host by pressing the Power Button on the PC. Wait 10
seconds, then press the Power Button again to power up the Host. When you power back up, you will
have to Log On as Administrator, and use “install” for the password.

c If your drives are defined properly, skip to the Host Model CD Installation section on the next page. Otherwise,
continue with Steps d-i.
d Right-click on My Computer and select Manage. This will open a Computer Management window.
e Select Disk Management.
f Right-click the button for the drive you want to change and select Change Drive Letter and Paths…
g Click Change and select the correct letter, then click OK.
NOTE The system does not allow two drives with the same letter. This means that if you want to exchange the
drive letters of two or more drives, you should give one of the drives an alternate letter temporarily.
h When all the drive letters have been corrected, close the Computer Management window.
i Continue with the next section: Host Model CD Installation.
Host Model CD Installation

1 Make sure you are logged in as Administrator. If continuing from the previous page, then you should already be
logged in as Administrator.
2 Insert the Host Model CD into the CD/DVD ROM drive of the Host PC.
3 Double-click My Computer.
4 Double-click the E: drive.
5 Double-click Setup.
6 On the Philips Install Supervisor window, click Start.
NOTE No need for password
NOTE Do not touch the keyboard or mouse until install is complete.
7 When the "Installation completed" message appears at the bottom of the Philips Install Supervisor window, ensure
that all the items are Done, (exit code: 0x00000000). Then click Close on the Philips Install Supervisor window.
Also close the Explorer window.
8 Remove the CD.
9 Continue with the next section: Host Applications Installation.

Host Applications Installation

1 Insert the Host Applications CD Disc 1 into the CD/DVD ROM drive of the Host PC.
2 On the Desktop, double-click My Computer. If My Computer does not appear on the Desktop, then click Start > My
Computer.
3 Double-click on the E: drive, then double-click on Setup.
4 On the Philips Install Window, enter "install" in the password field, and then click Start. Wait approximately 10 to 15
minutes as the 3rd party software installs.
NOTE Once the Philips Install Supervisor starts installing components, do not touch the keyboard or mouse
until prompted to insert Host Applications CD Disk 2.
The system will reboot during the installation, and automatically log back in.
5 When prompted, remove the Host Applications CD Disk 1 and insert the Host Applications CD Disk 2, then click OK.
NOTE Once the Philips Install Supervisor starts installing components, do not touch the keyboard or mouse.
The system will reboot during the installation, and automatically log back in.
6 During installation, the View/Adjust Gantry Registration settings will appear. Select the correct Rotor Type
according to the table below, and click OK.
Rotor Casting Part Number Rotor Type

4535 670 23641 23651
4535 670 41621 41631
7 The next window will ask if the Couch Board has an EIN # incorporated on the label, select Yes or No and click OK.
NOTE This window should only appear for the 16 Power. If you are not installing on a 16 Power system, skip
this step and continue with the next step.
8 Adjust the date and time if necessary:
NOTE It is critical that the time is set correctly at this point and not modified after the Application CD has
been installed. Under certain conditions, modifying the date and time after the Application CD has
been installed will result in the option and service keys being corrupted. The only way to correct this
corruption is a full reinstallation.

9 Click OK when complete.

10 When the "Installation completed" message appears at the bottom of the Philips Install Supervisor window, scroll
through the Install Supervisor and ensure that all the items are Done, (exit code: 0x00000000). Then click Close in
the window.
NOTE If all the items are not "Done, (exit code: 0x00000000)", then go back and reinstall the OS, Model, and
Host Applications software.
11 Remove the CD from the drive.
12 If the system has Dual Monitors, continue with this step. Otherwise, skip to Step 13.
a Right-click on the Desktop and select Properties from the pop-up menu.
b Select the Settings tab.
c Click the Advanced button and select the Quadro4 xxx XGL tab, where xxx is the card number. A menu opens
on the left.
d Click nView Display Mode.
NOTE If you do not find the nView Display Mode, click Cancel to exit Advanced, select monitor number 2 and
uncheck the 'Extend my windows desktop onto this monitor' button, than click the Apply button. Select
monitor number 1 and go back to step ‘d’.
e In the nView Modes field, select the Horizontal span option from the drop-down menu.
NOTE If all buttons are grayed out, select monitor number 2 and uncheck the 'Extend my windows desktop
onto this monitor' button, than press Apply button. Select monitor number 1 and try step ‘e’ again.
f Click Apply.
g Click Yes, and then click OK to confirm the settings. The right-hand screen should be activated.
h If the monitors appear swapped, follow Steps i - r. Otherwise, perform Steps n-r.
i Click the Advanced button and select the Quadro4 xxx XGL tab.
j Click on nView Display2… in the Display pulldown menu.
k Make sure Make this the primary display is checked.
NOTE This will change "nView Display2…" to "nView Display1…" and vice versa.
l Click Apply.
m Click Yes, and then click OK to confirm the settings.
n Make sure that the Screen resolution bar is set to 2560 x 1024.
o Click the Advanced button and select the Monitor tab.
p Verify the Screen Refresh Rate is set to 75Hz. If not, set the rate to 75Hz and click Apply. Otherwise, click OK.

q Click OK on the Display properties window.

r Close all open windows on the Desktop.
13 Log out of Administrator:
a Click Start > Shut Down.
b Select Log Off Administrator.
c Click OK.
14 Continue with the next section: Host Utilities Installation.
Host Utilities Installation

1 Login to the Host PC as philips_service. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
NOTE The first time you log into any account, you will see a message popup and then you will be logged out of
the account automatically. Please log back in before continuing.
2 Insert the Host Utilities CD into the CD/DVD ROM drive of the Host PC.
3 Click Start > My Computer.
6 In the Username field, enter philips_service. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
7 Click the Start Button.
NOTE Do not touch the keyboard or mouse until install is complete, other than to enter the K2000 Visa Entry
when the window appears.
8 Setting the K2D Visa:
a Go to the K2000 Visa Entry window that has been automatically opened.
b Obtain the Machine ID (needed to get the visa key).
c Obtain a visa (the K2D key) by either visiting the following website:
http://svc.cle.ms.philips.com/wizard/K2DQuickkey.htm; or by calling the Help Desk.
NOTE Either the K2 Visa or the K2000B Visa key can be used when obtaining the key from the web site.
d Enter the visa in the K2000 Visa Entry window, and click Apply.
e Click Done.
NOTE Do not touch the keyboard or mouse at this time! During the installation process the system will reboot
several times.

9 When the "Installation completed" message appears at the bottom of the Philips Install Supervisor window, ensure
that all the items are Done, (exit code: 0x00000000). Then, click Close in the Philips Install Supervisor window.
Also close the Windows Explorer window if it is still open.
10 Remove the CD.
11 CIRS Service Utilities Install:
a Make sure you are logged in as philips_service (you already should be after the install is complete).
b Click Start > My Computer.
c Navigate to C:\Cirs_temp.
d Double-click on SUtils.
NOTE If the Internet Explorer Wizard appears, close out of it. Then, double-click on SUtils again.
e If the "user account philips_service already exist" window appears, click OK.
f When the "Service Tools Installation Completed" window appears, click OK.
g Close the Explorer window.
h Continue with the next section: Operator’s Manual CD Installation.
Operator’s Manual CD Installation

1 Insert the CD labeled: Brilliance_CT_Operations_Manual_1.2.1.2.
5 Click Start.
NOTE No need for password. Wait approximately 5 minutes as the software is installed.
6 When the Installation completed message appears at the bottom of the "Philips Install Supervisor" window, ensure
that all the items are Done, (exit code: 0x00000000). Then click "Close" in the "Philips Install Supervisor" window.
Also close the Windows Explorer window.
7 Remove the CD.
8 Continue with Host System Configuration and Registration on the next page.

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual Host System Configuration and Registration
Host System Configuration and Registration

You must complete the following olevel_service, philips_service, and CT configuration and registration sections.
olevel_Service Configuration and Registration

1 Make sure you are logged in as olevel_service. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
the account automatically. Please log back in before continuing. When logging back into the o_level
account, an O-Level Diagnostics Window will appear.
2 If the IP address recorded for the Host-IRS Connection in the Before Installation section is not 192.168.0.100, or if
192.168.0.100 will cause a conflict with the Hospital Network, configure the Host-IRS Connection to use
10.168.0.100. If you do not need to change the IP address, go to Step 3:
a On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Adjust Hospital-Recon Network button.
b Click Yes to change the subnet to 10.168.0.100.
NOTE If the IP Address has been changed for the Host-IRS Connection, you will need to change the IP
Address of the CIRS Servers to be on the same subnet as the Host-IRS Connection. You can do this
during the CIRS OS install procedure.
3 Set Registry Values:
a On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click Get/Set Gantry Registry Settings button.
b Enter SL_RL laser gap in 0.1mm, default: 3159
NOTE Only modify the SL_RL laser gap in 0.1mm, default: 3159 value if it is not equal to what was recorded in
the Before Installation section.
c Click OK.

4 Restore the files backed up prior to the software installation:

a Insert the EOD.
b On the O-Level DIagnostics Panel, click the Backup/Restore Site Data
button.
c Select the Restore tab.
d Double click on Optical Drive (F:) to expand the menu tree.
e Select the directory of your most recent backup. Then click OK.
f On the Backup Tab, uncheck Sys Parameters and Patient Catalogue.
If you restore these two, you will have to do a complete software
reload, OS and all!
g Click Start Restore. Please be patient.
h Click OK when you see the “Restore Done” message.
i Click Close on the Log window.
j Click Exit on the Backup/Restore window.
5 On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Adjust File Properties button to set everything in the C:\usr directory
and subdirectories to NOT read-only. This happens automatically, you will see a window appear and then go away.
6 Run RegisterGS and RegisterServiceTools:
a On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Reregister libraries button.
NOTE During this process the Command Prompt will tell you to press any key to continue.
b Click OK or Yes in any dialog boxes that appear.
NOTE Check for success in all but PETMS.
7 On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Start Scanner Application button.
8 Click End Study to clear patient data from the screen, and then click Yes to confirm.

9 Update the Gantry Position only if the gantry is on the right and the couch is on the left when viewing them from the
console. Otherwise, skip to Step 10.
a On the Scanner Application, click on Home > Utilities > Misc.
b Select Set User Mode.
c Select Service (password: mxtech). Make sure Caps Lock is off.
d Click OK, then Close.
e Select Set Scanner Position.
f Update Gantry Position, and click Close.
g Select Set User Mode.
h Select Technologist, and click Close.
10 Update Default Storage Devices if applicable:
a On the Scanner Application, click on Home > Utilities > Misc.
b Select Default Storage Devices.
c Update Default Storage Devices options to match the information recorded in the Before Installation section.
d Click OK.
11 Update Hospital Name and default printer if applicable:
a On the Scanner Application, click Home > Utilities > Misc.
b Click Configuration.
c Select Institution.
d Update the Institution Name with the Hospital name.
e Click OK.
f Click the Filming tab from the workflow menubar.
g Click File, and select Printer.
h Select the appropriate printer and click OK.
i On the Filming window, click File > Close.
12 Update Patient Data options if applicable:
a On the Scanner Application, click on Home > Utilities > Diagnostic.
b Select Service Parameters.
c Select Patient Data.
d Update Patient Data options to match the information recorded in the Before Installation section.
e Click OK.

13 Update the Scan Protocols:

NOTE Make sure Caps Lock is off before proceeding.
a Click on Home > Utilities > Service.
b Select Service Terminal and type in the password: letmein, then press the <Enter> key.
c In the Service Terminal window, type ./Protocol21Update.csh, then press the <Enter> key.
d When prompted, type y and press the <Enter> key to continue.
NOTE This may take a while depending on the number of protocols to convert. You will see Destroy and
Converted messages. These are normal.
e When prompted, press the <Enter> key.
f The final message displayed by the utility will indicate how many protocols were converted successfully. If any
protocols failed conversion, write these protocols down. These protocols will need to be deleted and re-entered
manually. If the protocols that failed to convert are not deleted, the user will get an Invalid Step message when
they try to use them.
g In the Service Terminal window, type exit and press the <Enter> key to dismiss the window.
14 Restart the host computer without logging out from the Scanner Application.
NOTE Press the <Windows> + <D> keys to get to the taskbar.
a Click Start > Shutdown.
b Select Restart from the drop-down menu.
c Click OK.
NOTE Only click on anything that requests to "end now", otherwise ignore error messages.

philips_service Configuration and Registration

1 Log on as philips_service. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
the account automatically. Please log back in before continuing.
3 Perform Steps 4 - 8 on the following directories, then continue with Step 9:
• D:\Data_Logger
• D:\Data_CanTrace
• D:\Data_TubeHistory
• D:\usp.data\log
• C:\usr\tmp
4 Right-click on the appropriate directory, then select Properties from the menu.
5 Click on the Security tab.

6 On the Security tab, add an ASPNET account if it does not appear as a choice:
a Click Add.
b On the Select Users or Groups Popup, click
Locations...
c Select the local machine that is displayed, and click OK.
d On the Select Users or Groups Popup, type ASPNET in

the lower textbox.
e Click Check Names. This will display the ASPNET account
prefixed by the name of your machine.
f Click OK.
7 Under the Allow column on the Security Tab, select the check
box next to Write.
8 On the Security Tab, click OK.

9 After setting up all the ASPNET User Accounts, close all open Windows on the Desktop.
10 Enable future Backup/Restore of IrsPrep_site.cfg file:
a Click Start > My Computer.
b Navigate to c:\usr\diamond.root\private_cfg.
c Right-click on backup.ini, and select Open With... > Notepad.
d Find the following line in the file:
;file2_name = c:\usr\diamond.root\cfg\site\IrsPrep_site.cfg
e Delete the semicolon at the beginning of the line.

f On Notepad, click File > Save.
g On Notepad, click File > Exit.
h Close all open windows.
11 Log off of philips_service.
CT Configuration and Registration

1 Log on as CT. There is no password.
the account automatically.
This is done to make sure that user CT has been logged into at least once during the installation.
2 Continue with I-Box Software Installation installation on the next page.

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual I-Box Software Installation
I-Box Software Installation
1 Login as philips_service (use the philips_service password) if not already logged in. Make sure Caps Lock is off.
2 Double-click the IBoxDiag icon on the desktop.
3 Select Manual Test and click Next.

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual I-Box Software Installation
4 Click on Get Version. If the I-Box version is 2.19, and FPGA version is either 2.1 or 1.3 (both should work), click OK.
Exit the IBoxDiag program and skip to Gantry Controller Boards Software Installation on the next page. Otherwise,
continue to Step 5.
5 Click Back.
6 Select IBox program upgrade and click Next.
7 If you want to Backup Current Program on U40, input a path to save the program and click Next, then click Next
again. Otherwise click Skip.
8 When asked to Save new program, click Browse and navigate to
C:\usr\diamond.root\I-BoxSW\I-Box_ver_2.19_for_u40.bix and click Open.
9 Click Next to download the firmware to U40.
10 Click Yes when the I-Box diagnostics successfully downloaded window appears.
11 Click Exit to close the I-Box Diagnostics Wizard.
12 Continue with Gantry Controller Boards Software Installation on the next page.

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual Gantry Controller Boards Software Installation
Gantry Controller Boards Software Installation

In order to ensure that the latest versions of gantry software are installed, the gantry software must be reloaded
whenever a new application software CD is installed on the Host PC.
The Automation Utilities are available for proprietary use only. Third party is provided with Connect to controller where
the burn process is manual as it was in previous releases. If the system contains a GMP board, it will respond as the
MDP. The menus will indicate NO RESPONSE from the TDP since the GMP is its replacement.
Reburning Release 2.0 Boot and Application Flash

NOTE This assumes the release 2.0 Utility Server is being used.
1 Open the E-Stop by pressing the red button on the CT Box.
2 Log on as “philips_service”.
3 On the Host Desktop, double-click on the Service Tools shortcut.
4 In Service tools, under the Configuration Tools folder select Controller Utilities.
5 Select Field Service Engineer.
6 Click on Connect.
7 Select Service mode.
8 Select Utilities, and click Submit.
9 Check the boxes for all the boards to be reburned.
10 Check the Save NVRAM box.
11 Check the RAM downloader box.
12 Check the Back up boot flash burner box.
13 Check the Boot flash burner box.
14 Check the Application flash burner box.
15 Check the Controller reset box.
16 Click on Submit.
17 Click Return.
18 Click Return.
19 Select Application mode.
20 Exit Service Tools.

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual Gantry Controller Boards Software Installation
21 Use the following steps to power down all CIRS Servers :

b Double-click on the icon for the server you want to power down (Recon S-1, Recon S-2, Recon S-3).
d Log on as “philips_service”.
e Click OK.
f On the server Desktop, double-click the black Recon icon to launch a command window.
Host desktop.
i Repeat for the other servers in your configuration.
22 Power Down the Host PC.
23 Power down the system at the 480 V wallbox.
24 Wait one minute.
25 Power on the system at the 480 V wallbox.
26 Power on the Host PC and three CIRS servers.
27 Log on to the Host PC as “philips_service”.
28 Verify the flash has been reburned with Release 2.0.0.5.
a Double-click on the Service Tools icon on the Desktop.
b Open the General Tools folder.
c Click on CPM Software Versions.
d Check each board to see that the software versions are correct.
29 Continue with Optional Equipment Software Installation on the next page.

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual Optional Equipment Software Installation
Optional Equipment Software Installation
If the site does not have the following printers to install, then go to System Calibration. If you have to reload the CIRS
OS and Application software, complete those procedures first, then go to System Calibration.
Installation of HP Laserjet 2500 or Lexmark Optra 45

Certain sites may have these printers to do report generation. Installation of driver software to control these printers is
required. This is how to install the driver software (after all other system software has been installed).
1 Login as philips_service on the Host PC.
2 Plug in the USB cable from a powered up printer into the Host PC.
3 A new “Hardware Found” window will popup.
4 Select "Install from a list or specified location..." and click NEXT.
5 Select "Don't search. I will choose the driver to install..." and click NEXT.
6 Select "Printers" and click NEXT.
7 Select "HP" from the left column and "HP 2500C Series PS 3 or "Lexmark" and Lexmark Optra Color 45 PS
depending on the printer being installed.
8 Select "Yes" to the question concerned about "... installing the device is not recommended...". It appears an identical
Device name match is required and this does NOT occur for these printers even though the selected driver works
fine.
9 Click Finish.
10 Continue with System Calibration (or CIRS OS and Application installation if needed).

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual CIRS OS Installation
CIRS OS Installation
CIRS server hardware

The CIRS hardware consists of up to three servers and an Ethernet switch in a rack. The CIRS servers are referred to
as CIRS-S1, CIRS-S2, and CIRS-S3. In the rack, CIRS-S1 is located at the bottom, CIRS-S2 is in the middle, and
CIRS-S3 is at the top. CIRS-S2 has a 3DBP board installed. CIRS-S1 has an ACQ16 board installed.
CIRS operating system installation

The CIRS server software installation is composed of two parts, the operating system install and the CIRS application
install.
Monitor, keyboard, mouse

In order to update/install the Operating System on a CIRS server, a monitor, keyboard and mouse must be connected
directly to the server.
Network connection
Make sure the CIRS Ethernet switch is not connected to a hospital or Philips network. This prevents viruses during the
installation.

Before Installation
Complete the following steps for each server in your configuration that you will reinstall Windows XP.
1 Using Windows Remote Desktop, connect to the server(s):
a Open CIRS folder on the Host PC Desktop or Service Laptop.
b Double-click the Remote Desktop icon:
Recon S-1 for S1
Recon S-2 for S2
Recon S-3 for S3
d At the Log on prompt, log on as philips_service. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
e Click OK.
2 On the Server Desktop, click on Start to display the Start menu.
3 On the Start menu, right-click on My Computer and select Properties.
4 On the System Properties Window, click on the Computer Name tab.
5 Note the value next to Full Computer Name: __________
6 Click OK to close the System Properties Window.
7 On the Desktop, double-click on the Network Connections icon, or click Start > Control Panel > Network
Connections.
8 Right-click on Local Area Connection, and select Properties from the menu.
9 Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
10 Click the Properties button.
11 Record the following settings:
• IP address ______________
• Subnet mask ____________
• Default Gateway __________
12 Click on OK to dismiss dialog boxes.
13 Right-click on Local Area Connection 2, and select Properties from the menu.
14 Follow Steps 9 – 12.
15 Depending on your needs, continue with either Installing OS (Windows XP) on S1 on page 6-3, or Installing OS
(Windows XP) on S2/S3 on page 6-12.

Installing OS (Windows XP) on S1

NOTE The following instructions were written for OS install with a monitor, keyboard, and mouse attached to
the server.
1 Power down all remaining servers (S2/S3), if applicable. For each server:
a Log in to the server from the Host using Remote Desktop.
b On the server Desktop, double-click the black Recon icon to launch a command window.
c In the command window, type shutdown –s –f –t 1
d Press the <Enter> key.
2 Attach a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to S1.
3 Insert CD marked CIRS-X.X.X.X into CD-ROM drive of the server. When you insert the CD into the CD-ROM Drive,
a message will appear asking if you want to install CIRS software. Click No.
4 Click Start > Turn off computer > Restart to reboot the server. Booting from the CD will start the OS installation.
5 After boot the following screen will appear. Answer Y to the following question if you want to install the operating
system. This will partition the disk and reboot PC.
* Philips Medical Systems - CIRS Operating System Installation
*
* NOTE: Installation of this software will
* DESTROY any data currently on the hard disk.
*
* Do you want to install this software?
* Press Y to Continue (partitions disk, then reboot PC)
* Press N to Stop the installation (reboot PC without destroying data)
6 Answer N to the following message that appears on the screen after reboot:
* Systems prior to serial number 8060 may have been purchased
* with Windows 2000. These systems require an "upgrade" key
* which is included in the installation instructions in a list.
* Does your system appear on the list?
[Y,N]

7 When prompted, enter the Windows XP product key as it appears on the tag
and press <Enter>.
8 Windows XP Professional Setup will start.
9 Remove the CIRS CD when prompted:

* Please Remove the CD-ROM.
* Press the Ctrl-Alt-Delete keys simultaneously to continue with the installation of Windows
XP which will take approximately 30 min.
* When the Windows XP Installation is complete, re-insert the CD to install the CIRS software.
CAUTION Do not re-insert the CD until instructed to do so in the CIRS Application Software
Installation section.
10 When the Windows XP installation is complete, the server will reboot and display the login prompt.
12 When log on completes, you will see system settings change box with the following message:
Windows has finished installing new devices. The software that supports your device requires
that you restart your computer. You must restart your computer before the new settings will take
effect.
Do you want to restart your computer now?
13 Click Yes.
14 After restart, log on as philips_service.

15 First time you login you may see the Found New Hardware Wizard:
16 Click Next to complete the installation, then click Cancel when asked if you want to reboot the Recon PC.
17 Enter IP addresses for S1:
a Click Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet Connections > Network Connections.
b On the Network Connections Window, double-click the connection named Intel Pro/1000 MT Network
Connection.
c On the General tab, click Properties to open the Properties page.
d On the Properties page, click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to select it, then click Properties.
e On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 192.168.0.200.
NOTE In the event that the hospital's LAN uses the 192.168.0.XXX IP addresses, see Appendix B - Hospital
LAN uses same IP addresses on page 11-1 for the complete procedure on changing the IP addresses. If
you have to change the IP address, you must do it AFTER completing the CIRS Application installation.
f In the Subnet Mask field, enter 255.255.255.0.
g Click OK on the TCP/IP Properties page.
h Click Close on the Properties page.
i Click Close on the General tab.
j On the Network Connections Window, double-click the connection named Intel 8255x-based PCI Ethernet
Adapter.

k On the General tab, click Properties to open the Properties page.

l On the Properties page, click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to select it, then click Properties.
m On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 192.168.0.150.
n In the Subnet Mask field, enter 255.255.255.0.
o Click OK on the TCP/IP Properties page.
p Click Close on the Local Area Connection Properties page.
q Click Close on the General tab.
r Close the Network Connections Window.
18 Change computer name:
a Click Start, and from the Start Menu, right-click on My Computer and select Properties.
b On the System Properties Window, click on the Computer Name tab.
c Click Change, and on the Computer Name Changes Popup, enter RECONXXXX-aa in the Computer Name Field.
Where XXXX is the system’s Serial Number (e.g 8056), and aa is the server number (e.g. S1).
d Click OK.
e Click OK again when prompted to restart the computer.
f Click OK on the System Properties Window.
g Click Yes, in the System Setup Change dialog to restart the Server.

19 Windows Activation:
a When Windows reboots, the activation popup
window would appear at the bottom of the
screen. If the window does not appear, click
on the yellow key icon on the lower bar. You
can also click Start > All Programs >
Activate Windows. The following activation
screen will appear.
b If the Recon PC is connected to the Internet
select the first option (Internet activation),
otherwise select the second option (telephone
activation) and follow the activation
instructions.
NOTE If the yellow key icon is not present, Click Start > Run and enter:
“C:\WINDOWS\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /a”. This will bring up the activation window.

NOTE Every time you reinstall the OS, you have to activate the S1 RAID disk to make it accessible.
20 After completing Windows XP Activation click Start, and on the Start
Menu right-click on My Computer.
21 Click Manage.
22 On the Computer Management Menu, double-click on Disk
Management.
23 Right-click on the first Foreign disk (Disk 1) and select Import
Foreign Disk.

24 Click OK on the Import Foreign Disks window.
25 Click OK on the Foreign Disk Volumes window.

26 The final screen will look like the one below.
27 Close the Computer Management window.

28 For Brilliance CT Products, check to see if the Folder "RawData" was created on the F: drive (striped volume RAID
disk). If it is not there, follow steps a-b. Otherwise, skip to Step 29.
a Right-click on Start, and select Explore from the menu.
b In Windows Explorer, double-click on the F: drive. In the right-side display window, right-click and select New >
Folder. Name it RawData.
29 Configure Recycle Bin to remove files immediately:
a On the Desktop, right-click on the Recycle Bin and select Properties from the menu.
b On the Global Tab, click on “Configure Drives Independently”.
c Click on the Local Disk (F:) Tab, and click on “Do not move files to Recycle Bin. Remove files immediately when
deleted”.
d Click Apply, then click OK.

30 Paging needs to be disabled and virtual memory set to zero by doing the following:
a Go to Start > My Computer; right-click and select Properties.
b Click on the Advanced tab, and select Settings under Performance.
c Click the Advanced tab, and select the Change button under Virtual Memory.
d Click on the No Paging File radio button to select it, and click Set.
e Click Yes to any warnings.
f Click OK to exit out of all windows.
g Click Yes if you are asked to restart the computer
h If necessary, continue with Installing OS (Windows XP) on S2/S3 on page 6-12. Otherwise, continue with CIRS
Application Software Installation.

Installing OS (Windows XP) on S2/S3

NOTE The following instructions were written for OS install with a monitor, keyboard, and mouse attached to
the server.
1 Power down all remaining servers (S1, S1/S2, S1/S3), if applicable. For each server:
a Log in to the server from the Host using Remote Desktop.
b On the server Desktop, double-click the black Recon icon to launch a command window.
c In the command window, type shutdown –s –f –t 1
d Press the <Enter> key.
1 Attach a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to the S2/S3 server.
2 Insert CD marked CIRS-4.0.1.28 into CD-ROM drive of the server. When you insert the CD into the CD-ROM Drive,
a message will appear asking if you want to install CIRS software. Click No.
3 Click Start > Turn off computer > Restart to reboot the server. Booting from the CD will start the OS installation.
4 After boot the following screen will appear. Answer Y to the following question if you want to install the operating
system. This will partition the disk and reboot PC.
* Philips Medical Systems - CIRS Operating System Installation
*
* NOTE: Installation of this software will
* DESTROY any data currently on the hard disk.
*
* Do you want to install this software?
* Press Y to Continue (partitions disk, then reboot PC)
* Press N to Stop the installation (reboot PC without destroying data)
5 Answer N to the following message that appears on the screen after reboot:
* Systems prior to serial number 8060 may have been purchased
* with Windows 2000. These systems require an "upgrade" key
* which is included in the installation instructions in a list.
* Does your system appear on the list?
[Y,N]

6 When prompted, enter the Windows XP product key as it appears on the tag
and press <Enter>.
7 Windows XP Professional Setup will start.
8 Remove the CIRS CD when prompted:

* Please Remove the CD-ROM.
* Press the Ctrl-Alt-Delete keys simultaneously to continue with the installation of Windows
XP which will take approximately 30 min.
* When the Windows XP Installation is complete, re-insert the CD to install the CIRS software.
CAUTION Do not re-insert the CD until instructed to do so in the CIRS Application Software
Installation section.
9 When the Windows XP installation is complete, the server will reboot and display the login prompt.
11 When log on completes, you will see system settings change box with the following message:
Windows has finished installing new devices. The software that supports your device requires
that you restart your computer. You must restart your computer before the new settings will take
effect.
Do you want to restart your computer now?
12 Click Yes.
13 After restart, log on as philips_service.

14 First time you login you may see the Found New Hardware Wizard:
15 Click Next to complete the installation, then click Cancel when asked if you want to reboot the Recon PC.
16 Enter IP Address for S2 or S3:
b On the Network Connections Window, double-click the connection named Local Area Connection 2.
c On the Local Area Connection 2 Status General tab, click Properties to open the Properties page.
d On the Local Area Connection 2 Properties page, click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to select it, then click
Properties.
e On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter:
• 192.168.0.210 for Server S2
• 192.168.0.220 for Server S3
h Click Close on the Local Area Connection 2 Properties page.
i Click Close on the Local Area Connection 2 Status General tab.

j On the Network Connections Window, double-click the connection named Local Area Connection.
k On the Local Area Connection Status General tab, click Properties to open the Properties page.
l On the Local Area Connection Properties page, click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to select it, then click
Properties.
m On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter:
• 192.168.0.151 for Server S2
• 192.168.0.152 for Server S3
q Click Close on the Local Area Connection Status General tab.
17 Change computer name:
a Click Start, and from the Start Menu, right-click on My Computer and
select Properties.
b On the System Properties Window, click on the Computer Name tab.
c Click Change, and on the Computer Name Changes Popup, enter
RECONXXXX-aa in the Computer Name Field. Where XXXX is the
system’s Serial Number (e.g 8056), and aa is the server number (e.g.
S3).
d Click OK.
e Click OK again when prompted to restart the computer.
f Click OK on the System Properties Window.
g Click Yes, in the System Setup Change dialog to restart the Server.

18 Windows Activation:
a When Windows reboots, the activation popup window would appear at the bottom of the screen. If the window
does not appear, click on the yellow key icon on the lower bar. You can also click Start > All Programs > Activate
Windows. The following activation screen will appear.
b If the Recon PC is connected to the Internet select the first option (Internet activation), otherwise select the
second option (telephone activation) and follow the activation instructions.
NOTE If the yellow key icon is not present, Click Start > Run and enter:
“C:\WINDOWS\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /a”. This will bring up the activation window.
19 Continue with CIRS Application Software Installation on page 7-1.

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual CIRS Application Software Installation
CIRS Application Software Installation

NOTE The instructions are written for connecting from the Host to the servers using Microsoft Remote
Desktop. You can only use Remote Desktop if the Server is configured with the assigned static IP
address (set up during OS install), otherwise a direct connection to the server with Video/Keyboard/
Mouse is required.
NOTE To check current software version:
• Open the Command Window by double clicking on Recon icon on the desktop.
• At the prompt type "Supervisor.exe -ver". The line with "CIRS- X.X.X.X" (e.g. CIRS-3.4.1.7) will have the label of
the current CIRS application software.
NOTE For Brilliance CT 16 Power Configuration: When system has to be downgraded (going from 3 or 2
servers to 2 or 1) the following steps have to be performed:
• Remove 3DBP card and Power Module from the going away server (assuming they pass the diagnostic) and plug
them into remaining server (S1 is the only necessary server).
• Reload CIRS software.
CIRS Servers
To install CIRS Application software on a server (S1 with Acquisitor, S2 with 3DBP, and/or S3), follow:
• Install Application Software on S1 on page 7-2
For a One Server Configuration (S1 with both Acquisitor and 3DBP ) follow:
• Install Application Software on a One Server Configuration on page 7-15

Install Application Software on S1

1 Power down the S2 and S3 (if applicable) servers.
b Double-click on Recon S-3.
d At the Log on prompt, enter “philips_service”. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
e Click OK.
f On the S3 Desktop, double-click the black Recon icon to launch a command window.
Host desktop.
i In the CIRS folder on the Host PC Desktop, double-click on Recon S-2.
j Click OK at the security warning.
k At the Log on prompt, enter “philips_service”. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
l Click OK.
m On the S2 Desktop, double-click the black “Recon” icon to activate a command window.
n In the command window, type shutdown –s –f –t 1
o Press the <Enter> key.
Host desktop.
2 Disable the services only if you are reloading or updating CIRS Application software without reloading CIRS OS. If
you also installed CIRS OS (Windows XP), then skip to Step 3.
b Double-click the Remote Desktop icon.
c Click OK at the Security Warning.
e Click OK.
f Double-click the Services icon.

g Right-click on CIRS Supervisor Service.

h Select Properties.
i Change Startup type: to Disabled.
j Click OK.
k Right-click on CIRS Resource Proxy Service.
l Select Properties
m Change Startup type: to Disabled.
n Click OK.
o Right-click on CIRS Recon On/Off Service.
p Select Properties.
q Change Startup type: to Disabled.
r Click OK.
3 Log on to the S1 server from the Host (if you are completed Step 2, you are already logged in, and can skip to Step
4):
b Double-click the Remote Desktop icon (Recon-S1).
e Click OK.
4 Install application software on S1:
a Insert CD-ROM labeled CIRS-X.X.X.X into the CD drive of the CIRS server.
b If CD does not autoplay after inserting the disk:
• Click Start > My Computer.
• Double-click on the blue ball that says CIRS (Drive E:).
c At the Install CIRS software? prompt, click Yes.
d When installation is complete, you will be prompted that the CIRS is rebooting. Click OK.
e Remove the CIRS-X.X.X.X CD-ROM from the CD drive immediately when prompted.
f Click OK on the Remote Desktop Disconnected prompt.
g After the server reboots, wait three minutes, then reconnect to the S1 server through Remote Desktop.
h Delete the 2-slice AcqDiagnostics icon from the Desktop (if present).

5 Update the acquisition device driver on S1:

a Click Start, then right-click My Computer.
b Select Manage.
c Click Device manager.
d Click the [+] on Philips acquisition devices.
e Right-click on Philips ACQ board (1.1Gb) 4535-670-23021, and from the menu, select Update driver…
f The Hardware Update Wizard will appear. If it asks to search for software, select “No, not this time.”
g On the Hardware Update Wizard, select “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”.
h Click Next.
i Select "Don't search. I will choose the driver to install".
j Click Next.
k Click Have Disk…
l Click the Browse button, and navigate to C:\Program Files\Philips\CIRS\drivers.
m In the Drivers Folder, select AG16, then click Open.
n Click OK (the model should be displayed as “Philips ACQ board (1.1 Gb) 4535-670-23021”).
o Click Next.
p Click Finish.
q Close the Computer Management Window.

6 Perform Acquisitor FPGA Programming on S1:

a On the Desktop, click on the ACQ Diagnostics icon to start the CIRS Acquisition Board Diagnostics application.
b Click JTAG Download, to launch the JTAG Download window.

c On the JTAG Download window, click Select File.
d Navigate to the C:\ProgramFiles\Philips\CIRS\AcqGem folder
e Click the ACQ16_vxx.svf file, where xx is the version indicator.
f Click Open.
g On the JTAG Download window, click OK. If the FPGA version is already up-to-date, a dialog box will indicate that
the update will not be done. Click OK and skip to Step 7.
h On the AcqDiagGUI window, click OK. This will appear after programming is complete.
i On the CIRS Acquisition Board Diagnostics window, click Quit.

7 Power off S1:

a On the S1 Desktop, double-click the black Recon icon to launch a command window.
b In the command window, type shutdown –s –f –t 1
c Press the <Enter> key.
Host desktop.
8 Power on the server by depressing and holding the switch on the front of the server until the green light to the left of
the switch illuminates.
9 After S1 reboots, wait three minutes, then use Remote Desktop to connect to S1.
10 After the CIRS powers up, the Found New Hardware Wizard may appear. If so, select the default "Install
Automatically" option. Click Next, then Finish.
11 If this is a Two Server Configuration, perform Step a before continuing on. If this is a Three Server Configuration,
skip to Step 12.
a On the S1 server desktop, click on the 2-ServerCfg icon, then press <Enter>. You will see a pop-up message that
says, "Value NumberOfNodes exists, overwrite<Y/N>?” Press Y to continue.
12 Perform steps to Enable Supervisor service (S1).
a Double-click the Services icon.
b Right-click on CIRS Supervisor Service.
c Select Properties.
d Change Startup type: to Automatic.
e Click Apply, then click OK.
f Close the Services window.
13 Power off S1:
Host desktop.
14 Power on S1 by depressing and holding the switch on the front of the server until the green light to the left of the
switch illuminates. Application software is now installed.
NOTE If the Scanner Application is running on the Host, log off and restart it before attempting any
reconstructions. This will restore the calibration tables lost during CIRS software load.


e Click OK.
Host desktop.
l Click OK.
Host desktop.
you also installed CIRS OS Windows XP), then skip to Step 3.
e Click OK.

j Click OK.
l Select Properties
n Click OK.
r Click OK.
4):
e Click OK.
d When installation is complete, you will be prompted that the CIRS is rebooting. Remove the CIRS-X.X.X.X CD-
ROM from the CD drive immediately when the prompt appears.
e Click OK on the Remote Desktop Disconnected prompt.
f After the server reboots, wait three minutes, then reconnect to the S2 server through Remote Desktop.
g Delete the AcqDiagnostics icon from the Desktop (if present).

5 Update the 3DBP device driver on S2:

a Click Start, then right-click on My Computer.
b Select Manage.
d Click the [+] on Philips back projection devices.
e Right-click on 3DBP Backprojection board, and from the menu, select Update driver…
h Click Next.
i Select “Don't search. I will choose the driver to install”
j Click Next.
m In the Drivers Folder, select 3DBP, then click Open.
n Click OK (the model should be displayed as “3DBP Backprojection Board”).
o Click Next.
p Click Finish.

6 Update 3DBP board FPGA on S2.

a Double-click on the 3DBP Diagnostics icon to start the CIRS 3DBP Board Diagnostics application.

c In the JTAG Download window, click Select File.

d Navigate to the C:\ProgramFiles\Philips\CIRS\3DBP folder.
e Click the 3DBP_vxxxx.svf file, where xxxx is the version
indicator.
f Click Open.
g In the JTAG Download window, click OK. If the FPGA version
is already up-to-date, a dialog box will indicate that the
update will not be done. Click OK and skip to Step 7.
h In the BpDiagGUI window, click OK. This will appear after
programming is complete.
i In the CIRS 3DBP Board Diagnostics window, click Quit.
7 Power off S2:

Host desktop.
switch illuminates.
9 Application software is now installed.


e Click OK.
Host desktop.
l Click OK.
Host desktop.
you also installed CIRS OS (Windows XP), then skip to Step 3.
e Click OK.

j Click OK.
l Select Properties
n Click OK.
r Click OK.
4):
b Double-click the Remote Desktop icon (Recon S-3).
d At the Log on prompt, enter “philips_service”. For the Password, use the philips_service password.
e Click OK.
4 Install application software on S3.
d When installation is complete, you will be prompted that the CIRS is rebooting. Remove the CIRS-X.X.X.X CD-
ROM from the CD drive immediately when the prompt appears.
e Click OK on the Remote Desktop Disconnected prompt.
f After the server reboots, wait three minutes, then reconnect to the S3 server through Remote Desktop.
g Delete the AcqDiagnostics icon from the Desktop (if present).

5 Power off S3:

Host desktop.
switch illuminates.
7 Application software is now installed.

Install Application Software on a One Server Configuration

1 Log on to the S1 server from the Host:
e Click OK.
d When installation is complete, you will be prompted that the CIRS is rebooting. Click OK.
e Remove the CIRS-X.X.X.X CD-ROM from the CD drive immediately when prompted.
f Click OK on the Remote Desktop Disconnected prompt.
g After the server reboots, wait three minutes, then reconnect to the S1 server through Remote Desktop.
h Delete the 2-slice AcqDiagnostics icon from the Desktop (if present).
3 Update the 3DBP device driver on S1:
a Click Start, then right-click on My Computer.
b Select Manage.
d Click the [+] on Philips back projection devices.
e Right-click 3DBP Backprojection board.
f Select Update driver…
g The Hardware Update Wizard will appear. When it asks to search for software, select “No, not this time.”
h On the Hardware Update Wizard, select “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”.
i Click Next.
j Select “Don't search. I will choose the driver to install”

k Click Next.
l Click Have Disk…
m Click the Browse button, and navigate to C:\Program Files\Philips\CIRS\drivers.
n In the Drivers Folder, select 3DBP, then click Open.
o Click OK (the model should be displayed as “3DBP Backprojection Board”).
p Click Next.
q Click Finish.
r Close the Computer Management Window.
4 Update 3DBP board FPGA on S1:
a Double-click on the 3DBP Diagnostics icon to start the CIRS 3DBP Board Diagnostics application.

c In the JTAG Download window, click Select File.

d Navigate to the C:\ProgramFiles\Philips\CIRS\3DBP folder.
e Click the 3DBP_vxxxx.svf file, where xxxx is the version
indicator.
f Click Open.
g In the JTAG Download window, click OK. If the FPGA version is
already up-to-date, a dialog box will indicate that the update will
not be done. Click OK and skip to Step 5.
h In the BpDiagGUI window, click OK. This will appear after
programming is complete.
i In the CIRS 3DBP Board Diagnostics window, click Quit.
5 Update the acquisition device driver on S1:

a Click Start, then right-click My Computer.
b Select Manage.
d Click the [+] on Philips acquisition devices.
e Right-click on Philips ACQ board (1.1Gb) 4535-670-23021, and from the menu, select Update driver…
h Click Next.
i Select "Don't search. I will choose the driver to install".
j Click Next.
m In the Drivers Folder, select AG16, then click Open.
n Click OK (the model should be displayed as “Philips ACQ board (1.1 Gb) 4535-670-23021”).
o Click Next.
p Click Finish.

6 Perform Acquisitor FPGA Programming on S1:

a On the Desktop, click on the ACQ Diagnostics icon to start the CIRS Acquisition Board Diagnostics application.
b
Click JTAG Download, to launch the JTAG Download window.
c
On the JTAG Download window, click Select File.
d
Navigate to the C:\ProgramFiles\Philips\CIRS\AcqGem folder
e
Click the ACQ16_vxx.svf file, where xx is the version indicator.
f
Click Open.
g
On the JTAG Download window, click OK. If the FPGA version is already up-to-date, a dialog box will indicate that
the update will not be done. Click OK and skip to Step 7.
h On the AcqDiagGUI window, click OK. This will appear after programming is complete.
i On the CIRS Acquisition Board Diagnostics window, click Quit.
7 Power off S1:

Host desktop.
8 Power on the server by depressing and holding the switch on the front of the server until the green light to the left of
the switch illuminates.
9 After the server reboots, wait three minutes, then reconnect to the S1 server through Remote Desktop.
10 After the CIRS powers up, the Found New Hardware Wizard may appear. If so, select the default "Install
Automatically" option. Click Next, then Finish.
11 On the S1 server desktop, click on the 1-ServerCfg icon, then press <Enter>. You will see a pop-up message that
says, "Value NumberOfNodes exists, overwrite<Y/N>?” Press Y to continue.
12 Perform steps to Enable Supervisor service (S1).
a Double-click the Services icon.
b Right-click on CIRS Supervisor Service.
c Select Properties.
d Change Startup type: to Automatic.
e Click OK.
f Close the Services window.
13 Power off S1:
• On the S1 Desktop, double-click the black Recon icon to launch a command window.
• In the command window, type shutdown –s –f –t 1
• Press the <Enter> key.
Host desktop.
switch illuminates.
15 Application software is now installed and the CIRS is operational.

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual Firmware Installation
Firmware Installation
Load Firmware to Laptop PC

1 Insert the Firmware CD, Brilliance_CT_Firmware_1.2.1.4, into your laptop CD-ROM drive.
2 Click Start > My Computer. Or, double-click the My Computer icon on the Desktop.
3 In Windows Explorer, double-click the CD-ROM drive.
4 Double-click on Setup.
5 Click Start on the Philips Install Supervisor Utility. No password is needed.
6 When the "Installation completed" message appears at the bottom of the "Philips Install Supervisor" window, ensure
that all the items are "Done, (exit code: 0x00000000)". Then click Close on the "Philips Install Supervisor" window.
Also close the Explorer window.
7 Remove the CD.
8 Close the My Computer Window.

Install the Xilinx download utility on the FSE laptop

NOTE If you previously installed Xilinx Webpack V5.1 it must be un-installed before installing version 6.2. Use
the Add /Remove programs under control panel to do this.
Screen shots shown in the figures may very slightly due to the OS and its setup on your laptop.
1 Insert the Xilinx Download Utility software CD (P/N 4536 670 83361) into the laptop CD drive.
2 Click on Start > Run.
3 Select browse and navigate to the CD drive. (Choose the CD-ROM drive letter appropriate for you computer).

4 Select WebPACK_62_fcp_i.exe . Refer to Figure 8 - 1.
Figure 8 - 1
5 Click on Open. The RUN window will display WebPACK executable program path. Refer to Figure 8 - 1.
6 Click on OK.
7 The program will now run the unzip utility and display the ISE splash screen.

8 The program will display the software license accept screen. Refer to Figure 8 - 2.
Figure 8 - 2:
9 Click on the box marked "I accept the terms of the software license."
10 Click on Next.

11 The next screen will display the destination directory. The default directory is C:\Xilinx, and the default program
folder is Xilinx ISE 6. Refer to Figure 8 - 3.
Figure 8 - 3:
12 Click Next to accept these settings

13 The next screen will display the Update Environment settings. Refer to Figure 8 - 4.
Figure 8 - 4:
14 Click on Next.

15 The next screen will display the installation screen. Refer to Figure 8 - 5.
Figure 8 - 5:
16 Click on Install. The installation of the software will begin.
17 During installation, if a windows system error “object name already exists” occurs click OK to close the message.

18 When the following Xilinx 6.2 setup window appears click Yes.
19 Click on the Close Button in the setup complete window.

20 Click OK on the Install has completed message window.
21 Click Yes in the Restart Now message window.
22 After the computer restarts a windows system error “object name already exist” may occur. If it does complete these
steps:
a Open the Windows Control Panel.
b Double-click the System icon.
c Click the Hardware tab in the Systems Properties window.
d Under the Device Manager section, click on the Device Manager button.
e Under the Jungo section remove the duplicate WinDriver entry. (Click on the duplicate WinDriver, select action
from the menu bar, then uninstall from the drop down menu.)
23 Remove the Xilinx software installation CD from the CD ROM drive. The installation of the Xilinx Download Utility
Software is now finished.

CT Box Controller P/N 4535 670 19011
Xilinx Devices
Device # On JTAG Chain Device Type Ref.Loc. Program File Checksum

1 XC95216 U3 scp_gcp_rev_a.jed 5B98
1 Ensure that both the Host and CIRS computers are powered down and then power down the system at the 480VAC
wall box.
2 Install the Xilinx JTAG cable connector to P6:
.
Pin Number Pin Name
1 TDI
2 VCC
3 TMS
4 NC
5 TCK
6 NC
7 TDO
8 NC
9 GND
10 NC

3 Connect the other end of the JTAG cable to the printer port on the PC.
4 Power ON the 480VAC wall box.
5 Launch the Xilinx JTAG programming software application.
6 When the "Operation Mode Selection" window appears, perform the following steps:
a Select Configure Devices, then click Next.
b Select Boundary-Scan Mode, then click Next.
c Select Auto Connect to Cable, then click Finish.
7 A message will appear stating "1 Device Detected". Click OK.
8 When the next Assign New Configuration File window appears, browse to C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\CTBox,
select scp_gcp_rev_a.jed and click Open.
9 Right-click on the device outline, and select Program from the popup menu.
10 On the Program Options window, select the Erase before Programming and Verify boxes. Click OK.
11 Wait for "Programming Successful" Message to appear.
12 Read device checksum from status window and verify that it equals the value for U3 in the table at the beginning.
13 Exit the programmer application (click No on the Save File window).
14 Power down system at 480 wall box.
15 Remove the Xilinx programming cable.

DMC P/N 4550 120 03022

Xilinx Devices
Device # On JTAG Chain Device Type Ref. Loc. Program File Checksum
1 XC18V04VQ44C U20 B0020D0020V0015.mcs 0044199de
2 XC2S200-5FG256C U16 xc2s200.bsd* N/A
3 XC2S200-5FG456C U15 xc2s200.bsd* N/A
4 XC18V04VQ44C U12 B0020D0012V0038.mcs 050446e7
5 XC2150-5FG256C U6 xc2s150.bsd* N/A
6 XC2S200 U7 xc2s150.bsd* N/A
* Note - The files with .bsd extension are not relevant for JTAG programming. These files are attached in case that the JTAG
programming software will require a file to U6, U7, U15 and U16 components (this may occur in old versions of JTAG
programmers).
wall box.
Pin Number Pin Name

1 TDI
2 VCC
3 TMS
4 NC
5 TCK P27
6 NC
7 TDO
8 NC
9 NC Pin 1
10 GND

7 A message will appear stating "6 Devices Detected". Click OK.
8 The first device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open. Navigate to the
C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\DMC16 folder and select the B0020D0020V0015.mcs file. Then click Open.
9 The second device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open. Press the
<Esc> key on the keyboard.
10 When the Unknown Device File Query window appears, click Yes.
11 The third device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open. Press the
13 The fourth device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open. Navigate to
the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\DMC16 folder and select the B0020D0012V0038.mcs file. Then click Open.
14 The fifth device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open. Press the
16 The sixth device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open. Press the
18 Right-click on the first device outline, and select Program from the popup menu.
22 Right-click on the fourth device outline, and select Program from the popup menu.
26 Exit the programmer application (click No on the Save File window), then Power down system at 480 wall box.

DMP assembly P/N 4550 120 03031
Xilinx Devices

1 XC18V01VQ44 U309 B030D309V002.mcs 0017c03f3
wall box.
Pin Number Pin Name

1 TDI
2 VCC
3 TMS
4 NC P33
5 TCK
6 NC
7 TDO
8 NC
9 NC
10 GND

8 When the next Assign New Configuration File window appears, browse to
C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\DMP16\PN455012003031, select B030D309V002.mcs and click Open.

DMP assembly P/N 4550 120 03032
Xilinx Devices

1 XC18V01VQ44 U309 B030D309V003.mcs
wall box.
Pin Number Pin Name

1 TDI
2 VCC
3 TMS
4 NC P33
5 TCK
6 NC
7 TDO
8 NC
9 NC
10 GND

C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\DMP16\PN455012003032 (Global PN 1.2aL and later), select
B030D309V003.mcs and click Open.

Gantry Display Controller P/N 4535 670 62871
Xilinx Devices
1 XC95216 U3 scp_gcp_rev_b.jed df24
wall box.
Pin Number Pin Name

1 TDI
2 VCC
3 TMS
4 NC
5 TCK
6 NC
7 TDO
8 NC
9 GND
10 NC

C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\GantryDisplay, select scp_gcp_rev_b.jed and click Open.

GHost
Xilinx Devices for GHost P/N 4535 670 42301
1 XC95288XL U35 453567042301_12_04_03.jed B603
2 XC18V02 U5 TRANS_1_REV_A.mcs 00283e84c
3 XC2S150 U37 XC2S150_FG256.bsd N/A
Xilinx Devices for GHost P/N 4535 671 10321

1 XC95288XL U35 453567135171_Rev_A.jed
2 XC18V02 U5 TRANS_1_REV_A.mcs 00283e84c
3 XC2S150 U37 XC2S150_FG256.bsd N/A
Procedure
wall box.

Pin Number Pin Name

1 TDI
2 NC
3 TMS
4 VCC
5 TCK
6 NC P16
7 TDO
8 NC
9 NC
10 GND
8 The first device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open.

• For GHost P/N 4535 670 42301, navigate to the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\GHost_453567042301 folder
and select the 453567042301_12_04_03.jed file. Then click Open.
• For GHost P/N 4535 671 10321, navigate to the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Ghost_453567110321 folder
and select the 453567135171_Rev_A.jed file. Then click Open.
9 The second device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open. Navigate to
the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Ghost_xxxxxxxxxxxx folder and select the TRANS_1_REV_A.mcs file.
Then click Open.
10 The third device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open.Navigate to the
C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Ghost_xxxxxxxxxxxx folder and select the XC2S150_FG256.bsd file. Then click
Open.
15 Right-click on the second device outline, and select Program from the popup menu.

Gantry Motion Processor (GMP) P/N 4535 670 10351

Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V02 U5 453567010351a.mcs 002213671
2 XC2S200 U16 453567010351.bsd N/A
3 XC18V02 U21 453567010351b.mcs 0021dbd36
4 XC2S200 U67 453567010351.bsd N/A
Procedure
wall box.
Pin Number Pin Name

1 TDI
2 VCC
3 TMS
4 NC
5 TCK
6 NC
7 TDO
8 NC
9 NC
10 GND

C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\GMP folder and select the 453567010351a.mcs file. Then click Open.

the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\GMP folder and select the 453567010351.bsd file. Then click Open.
10 The third device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open.Navigate to the
C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\GMP folder and select the 453567010351b.mcs file. Then click Open.
11 The fourth device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open.Navigate to
the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\GMP folder and select the 453567010351.bsd file. Then click Open.
16 Right-click on the third device outline, and select Program from the popup menu.

IBox P/N 4550 140 01011
Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V02VQ44C U29 72050012.mcs 00281B620
2 XC2S150-5FG456C U10 XC2S150.bsd N/A
3 XC9572XL-5PC44C U38 72050021.jed 3DCD
Procedure
wall box.
Pin Number Pin Name

1 TDI
2 VCC
3 TMS
4 NC
5 TCK
6 NC P2
7 TDO
8 NC
9 NC
10 GND

C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\IBox folder and select the 72050012.mcs file. Then click Open.

9 The second device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open. Press the
11 The third device in the chain will highlight, turn green, and an Assign new configuration box will open. Navigate to
the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\IBox folder and select the 72050021.jed file. Then click Open.
16 Right-click on the third device outline, and select Program from the popup menu.

Main Drive Processor (MDP) P/N 4535 664 60131
Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V02 U5 362496_U5_REV_D.mcs 002218fbf
2 XC2S200 U16 362496_U16_REV_D.bsd N/A
Procedure
wall box.
Pin Number Pin Name

1 TDI
2 VCC
3 TMS
4 NC
5 TCK
6 NC
7 TDO
8 NC
9 NC
10 GND

C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\MDP folder and select the 362496_U5_REV_D.mcs file. Then click Open.
the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\MDP folder and select the 362496_U16_REV_D.bsd file. Then click Open.

Resolver to Digital (R2D) P/N 4535 670 13371

Xilinx Devices
1 XC9536-15PC44C U9 362296_U9_REV_C.jed 1531
wall box.
Pin Number Pin Name

1 TDI
2 VCC
3 TMS
4 NC
5 TCK
6 NC P5
7 TDO
8 NC
9 NC
10 GND

8 When the next Assign New Configuration File window appears, browse to C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\R2D,
select 362296_U9_REV_C.jed and click Open.

Spellman System Control Board P/N 4535 665 02911

Xilinx Devices
1 xc18v01_so20 407104c2.mcs 001da91af
wall box.
Pin Number Pin Name

1 VCC
2 NC
P2
3 GND
4 TCK
5 TDI
6 TMS
7 TDO
3 Set SW1 and SW2 as follows to enable P2:
SW1 Position SW2 Position

1 ON 1 ON
2 ON 2 OFF
3 OFF 3 OFF
4 OFF 4 ON
5 ON 5 OFF
6 ON 6 ON
7 OFF 7 OFF
8 OFF 8 OFF

8 A message will appear stating "1 Device Detected". Click OK. The following screen will appear:
C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Spellman, select 407104c2.mcs and click Open.

13 Read device checksum from status window and verify that it equals the value in the table at the beginning.

Tilt Drive Processor (TDP) P/N 4535 665 02391
Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V02 U5 362497_REV_D.mcs
2 XC2S200 U16 362497_REV_D.bsd
Procedure
wall box.
Pin Number Pin Name

1 TDI
2 VCC
3 TMS
4 NC
5 TCK
6 NC
7 TDO
8 NC
9 NC
10 GND

C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\TDP folder and select the 362497_REV_D.mcs file. Then click Open.
the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\TDP folder and select the 362497_REV_D.bsd file. Then click Open.

RHost Programming Instructions
Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V01_VQ44 U5 cpm_03_29_04-rev_c.mcs 0082234b
2 XC95288XL U48 dspcpld_rst_update.jed 578B
3 Xc2s150 BYPASS
4 prom stprom.bsd
Procedure
2 Connect the Xilinx JTAG programming cable to the PC parallel port.
3 Remove the RHost board cover.
4 With power OFF on the RHost board, attach the programmer leads to P12 as follows:
a P12-1 to VCC (Note: Pin 1 is designated with a
SQUARE pad on the PCB) Pin Number Pin Name
b P12-2 No Connection 1 VCC
c P12-3 to GND P12
2 NC
d P12-4 to TCK
e P12-5 to TDI 3 GND
f P12-6 to TMS 4 TCK
g P12-7 to TDO
5 TDI
6 TMS
7 TDO

5 On the RHost board, insure that SW1 and SW2 switches are in the following positions:
SW1 Position SW2 Position

1 ON 1 ON
2 ON 2 OFF
3 OFF 3 OFF
4 OFF 4 ON
5 ON 5 OFF
6 ON 6 ON
7 OFF 7 OFF
8 OFF 8 OFF
6 Power on system at 480 wall box.

7 Launch the Xilinx Programmer.
d A message will appear stating "4 Devices Detected". Click OK.
e When the Assign New Configuration File window appears, browse to C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Rhost,
select cpm_03_29_04-rev_c.mcs, and click Open.
f When the Select Prom window appears, choose the 18V01_vq44 device and click OK.
g When the next Assign New Configuration File window appears, browse to
C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Rhost, select dspcpld_rst_update.jed and click Open.
h When the next Assign New Configuration File window appears, press the <Esc> key on the keyboard.
i When the Unknown Device File Query window appears, click Yes.
j Browse to C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Rhost, select stprom.bsd, and click Open.
k Right-click on the first device outline, and select Program from the popup menu.

l When window appears, select Erase before Programming and Verify boxes. Click OK.
m Wait for "Programming Successful" Message to appear.
n Read device checksum from status window and verify that it equals the value for U5 in the table at the beginning
of this section.
o Right-click on the second device outline in the chain, and select Program from the popup menu.
p When the window appears, select Erase before Programming and Verify boxes. Click OK.
q Wait for "Programming Successful" Message to appear.
r Right-click on the second device outline in the chain, and select Get Device Checksum.
s Read device checksum from status window and verify that it equals the value for U48 in the table at the beginning
of this section.
t Exit the programmer application (click No on the Save File window).
NOTE No need to return SW1 and SW2 to original positions.
11 Replace the RHost board cover.

RCOM 16
There are three different RCOM assemblies that you may encounter:
• 455012003331 Rev H1
• 455012003331 Rev I
• 455012003331 Rev I1
There is an RCOM Assy sticker on the RCOM that details part number and revision.
There are two JTAG chains for programming on the RCOM board: four Xilinx PROM devices and two Altera PROM
devices. The following instructions will indicate the proper procedure according to assembly revision.
NOTE This procedure must be followed to program the devices on the RCOM16 assembly. These steps must
be carefully followed to prevent damage to components and/or the JTAG/Altera programmer cable.
• Equipment requirements:
- P.C. running Microsoft WIN2K or Windows XP operating system.
- Available parallel port.
- Xilinx JTAG programmer kit, 453567012901, (Xilinx Webpack CPLD programmer Ver 6.1 or later).
- Altera parallel programmer kit (453567062291).
• The RCOM16 must be on-board programmed by qualified personnel using the JTAG
programmer cable connected to P38, and the Altera programmer cable connected to
P42 on the RCOM board.

Programming Procedure for Altera Devices

:

1 EPC2LC20 U25 B051D025V025.pof 00583251
2 EPC2LC20 U25B B051D25BV025.pof 02B9F30F
wall box. Verify all LEDs are out on the RCOM.
2 Disable the Rotor Brake, and rotate the Rotor clockwise so that the RCOM is at the 12 o’ clock position.
3 Install the Altera JTAG cable connector with the red stripe towards pin 1. For assy 455012003331 Rev H1 and Rev
I follow step a. For Rev I1, follow step b:
a For assy 455012003331 Rev H1 and Rev I, attach the Altera JTAG cable connector to P42:
Pin Number Pin Name 1 2

1 TCK
2 GND
3 TDO
4 VCC
9 10
5 TMS
6 NC P42
7 NC
8 NC
9 TDI
10 GND

b For assy 455012003331 Rev I1, attach the Altera JTAG cable connector to P38:
Pin Number Pin Name

10 9
1 TCK
2 GND
3 TDO
4 VCC 1
2
5 TMS
6 NC P38
7 NC
8 NC
9 TDI
10 GND
6 Launch the Altera JTAG programming software application.
7 From the menu bar, click on Processing > Auto Detect.


8 The program will detect the two devices. Right-click on the first device, and select Change File from the menu.
9 Navigate to the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\RCOM16\Altera folder and select the B051D025V025.pof file.

10 Right-click on the second device, and select Change File from the menu.
11 Navigate to the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\RCOM16 folder and select the B051D25BV025.pof file.

12 Click the Program/Configure and Verify boxes for both devices.

13 From the menu bar select Processing > Start Programming.
14 When completed successfully a statement stating thus will be in the information box at the bottom.
15 Power down system at 480VAC wall box. Verify all LEDs are out on the RCOM board.
16 Remove JTAG programmer connector.

Programming Procedure for Xilinx Devices

For the Xilinx Devices, there are two different procedures for the according to the RCOM Assembly Revision. The
procedure for Rev H1 and Rev I starts below. The procedure for Rev I1 starts on page 51.
Procedure for 455012003331 Rev H1 and Rev I

The RCOM164 XILINX JTAG chain devices are specified below:

1 XC18V02VQ44C U36 B051D036V003.mcs 2841896
2 XC18V02VQ44C U35 B051D035V005.mcs 16926f9
3 XC18V02VQ44C U22 B051D022V006.mcs 168a01c
4 XC18V02VQ44C U21 B051D021V006.mcs 284b245
The JTAG chain sequence matches the order of XILINX components in the table above.
2 Install the Xilinx JTAG cable connector pins to P38.

Pin Number Pin Name 10 9

1 TCK
2 GND
3 TDO
4 VCC 2 1
5 TMS P38
6 NC
7 NC
8 NC
9 TDI
10 GND
6 Select Configure Devices, then click Next.
7 Select Boundary-Scan Mode, then click Next.
8 Select Auto Connect to Cable, then click Finish.
9 Click OK.
C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\RCOM16\Xilinx folder and select the B051D036V003.mcs file. Then click Open.


the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\RCOM16\Xilinx folder and select the B051D035V005.mcs file. Then click
Open.
Open.
Open.
14 Right-click on the first device, and select Program... from the menu. In the resulting window verify that both the
erase before programming and verify buttons have been checked and then click OK. When the programming is
done successfully, a blue-bordered message will appear with that statement.
15 Right-click on the second device, and select Program... from the menu. In the resulting window verify that both the
16 Right-click on the third device, and select Program... from the menu. In the resulting window verify that both the
17 Right-click on the fourth device, and select Program... from the menu. In the resulting window verify that both the
18 Close the Xilinx program.

Procedure for 455012003331 Rev I1

The RCOM164 XILINX JTAG chain devices are specified below:

1 XC18V02VQ44C U36 B051D036V003.mcs 2841896
2 XC18V02VQ44C U35 B051D035V005.mcs 16926f9
3 Altera epc2l20.bsd
4 Altera epc2l20.bsd
5 XC18V02VQ44C U22 B051D022V006.mcs 168a01c
6 XC18V02VQ44C U21 B051D021V006.mcs 284b245
The JTAG chain sequence matches the order of components in the table above.
2 Install the Xilinx JTAG cable connector pins to P38.
Pin Number Pin Name

10 9
1 TCK
2 GND
3 TDO
4 VCC 1
2
5 TMS
6 NC P38
7 NC
8 NC
9 TDI
10 GND


6 Select Configure Devices, then click Next.
7 Select Boundary-Scan Mode, then click Next.
8 Select Auto Connect to Cable, then click Finish.
The following window will appear:
9 Click OK on the Boundary-Scan Chain Contents Summary window that appears.

C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\RCOM16\Xilinx folder and select the B051D036V003.mcs file. Then click Open.
Open.
the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\RCOM16\Xilinx folder and select the epc2l20.bsd file. Then click Open.
the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\RCOM16\Xilinx folder and select the epc2l20.bsd file. Then click Open.
14 Right-click on the first device, and select Program... from the menu. In the resulting window verify that both the
15 Right-click on the second device, and select Program... from the menu. In the resulting window verify that both the
16 Right-click on the fifth device, and select Program... from the menu. In the resulting window verify that both the
17 Right-click on the sixth device, and select Program... from the menu. In the resulting window verify that both the
done successfully, a blue-bordered message will appear with that statement..
18 Close the Xilinx program.

Couch Control Board (CCB) P/N 4535 664 57351
Xilinx Devices
1 XC95288XL U50 4535_670_24111_U50_rev_d.jed DE8C
2 XC95288XL U51 4535_670_24111_U51_rev_f.jed A42C
3 XC9572XL U38 4535_670_24111_U38_Rev_a.jed 87F0
NOTE This procedure must be followed to program the CPLD devices on the Couch Control Board (CCB)
assembly. These steps must be carefully followed to prevent damage to components and/or the JTAG
programmer cable.
Procedure
1 On your Laptop, navigate to C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Couch\453567024111_rev_I.
2 In this Directory, create a new folder called SaveOld.
3 Power down system at 480VAC wall box. Verify all LEDs are out on CCB.
4 Install the JTAG cable connector pins to the CCB header P703 as follows:

2VCC
Pin
1TDI
4NC
3TMS
5TCK
8NC
6NC
9NC
7TDO
10GND
NumberPin Name
Pin Number Pin Name

1 TDI
2 VCC
3 TMS
4 NC P703
5 TCK
6 NC
7 TDO
8 NC
9 NC
10 GND

8 On the Operation Mode Selection window, click Cancel

9 On the main menu, select Edit > Add Device > Xilinx Device.
10 Browse to the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Couch\453567024111_rev_I directory.
11 Select 4535_670_24111_u50_rev_d.jed, then click Open.
13 Select 4535_670_24111_u51_rev_f.jed, then click Open.
15 Select 4535_670_24111_u38_rev_a.jed, then click Open.

NOTE Hover the mouse over the numeric ID of each Xilinx chip to verify U50 is the first chip in the chain, U51
is the second, and U38 is the third. If the devices are not in the proper order programming will fail.
Saving Old JEDEC Programs

1 Left-click once on the PLD picture of 4535_670_24111_u50_rev_d.jed. It will turn green.
2 Right-click on the same device, and select Readback JEDEC from the popup menu.
3 Browse to the C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Couch\453567024111_rev_I\SaveOld directory.
4 For the File Name, enter u50_old.jed.
5 Click Save. You should see "Read back completed successfully".
6 Left-click once on the PLD picture of 4535_670_24111_u51_rev_f.jed. It will turn green.
8 For the File Name enter u51_old.jed.

10 Left click once on the PLD picture of 4535_670_24111_u38_rev_a.jed. It will turn green.
12 For the File Name enter u38_old.jed.
Program CPLDs with new firmware:

1 Select all devices by typing CTRL-L. All three devices should be green.
2 From the main menu, select Operations > Program.
3 Set the appropriate Program Options as indicated.
4 Click OK. Each device should program and verify without errors.
5 You should see "Programming Succeeded".

Verification of Checksums
1 From the main menu, select Operations > Get Device Checksum. You should see "Get Checksum Succeeded".
2 Verify the checksums match the checksum table at the beginning of this document.
NOTE You may have to scroll back in the lower window to see all the checksum results.
3 The 3 Xilinx CPLDs are now programmed.
4 Power down system at 480VAC wall box. Verify all LEDs are out on Couch Control Board.

Program ACS Couch Motion Control
Programming File List

ASSY NUMBER REV PROGRAM FILE CHECK SUM
4535 670 25101-1 A 453567139461_REV_A.rm1 NA
4535 670 25101-2 A 453567139461_REV_A.APL NA
4535 670 25101-3 A 453567139461_REV_A.prg 4953
4535 670 25101-4 A 453567139461_REV_A.qrx 8898
Equipment needed
• Laptop PC with Serial Port
• ACS Software Tools Package
• Serial null modem cable (9 pin female DB to 9 pin female DB pins 2and 3 crossed)
The purpose of this document is to detail the procedure for downloading the ACS motion controller with new code. As a
precaution we will save the current ACS programs to a file. If for any reason there is a problem loading the new files,
these saved files can be used to restore the ACS to its previous state. In this case, browse to the "Save Old" folder and
substitute the saved file names for the ones indicated in this procedure.
After successfully saving the files, the unit will then be programmed with the new code. The checksums will then be
verified against the above table.
Procedure to Install ACS Software Tools

1 Using Windows Explorer, navigate to C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Couch\ACS Program.
2 Double-click on setup.exe.
3 On welcome screen select Next.
4 For destination location use the default, then click Next.
5 On the select components page check ACS Tools VX.XX only. Then click Next.
6 For select program folder use the default, then click Next.

7 Setup will run and the Setup complete window will appear. Click Yes to restart computer, then click Finish.
Procedure to Download ACS Code

1 Power down system at 480 wall box. Verify all LEDs are out on the couch control board.
2 Connect J1 of the ACS to the PC serial port using the null modem cable.
NOTE: Do not close E-stop. E-Stop must be open to complete this procedure.
3 Power ON the 480 wall box.
4 Run ACS Saver Program:
NOTE: If you receive an ACS that has never been programmed before the baud rate will be the default value
of 9600 baud and there is nothing to save.
c With Windows Explorer, navigate to C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Couch\ACSdownloadfiles.
d In this Directory, create a new folder called SaveOld.
e Close Windows Explorer.
a Click Start > All Programs > ACS-Tech80 > ACS Saver.
b On the Application Tab, click Browse and navigate to
C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Couch\ACSdownloadfiles.
c Name the file ACS_code_old.apl.
d Click Open.

e On the Application Tab, add name, machine serial number, and remarks.

f Click on the Save Options tab.

g Set the options as indicated. Do not check Y, Z or T axis boxes.

h Click on the Communication tab.

i Select the communication port that the serial cable is attached.
j Set other options as indicated.
k Click on Save.

l Verify Information.
m Click OK.

n Verify "Saving terminated successfully".
o Click Close to exit the Saver program.

5 Run the ACS Loader program.

a Click Start > Programs > ACS-Tech80 > ACS Loader
b On the Application tab, click Browse and navigate to the
C:\usr\diamond.root\GantryFW\Couch\ACSdownloadfiles\453567139461_revA folder.
c Select the 453567139461_REV_A.APL file.
d Click Open.
e Verify file path in the field on the Application tab.

f Click on Communication tab.

g Select the communication port that the serial cable is attached.
h Set other options as indicated.
i Click on Load. The download of the new ACS code will begin.

j On the Report Tab, verify that the "Loading terminated successfully" and the checksums match correctly. The
checksums should be 4953 and 8898.
k Click Close to exit the Loader Program.

6 Power off the 480 V wall box.
7 Remove the cables and replace the J1 connector.

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual System Calibration
System Calibration
NOTE If you are reinstalling the same Brilliance CT version on a system that was calibrated using that same
version, and you have a good site backup EOD, you do not need to recalibrate. Calibrations should be
restored even if re-running full calibrations after installation. Run Air Calibration and HCOR Calibration
by following the procedures in the Brilliance CT Calibration Manual.
1 Login to the Host PC as philips_service. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
2 Start the Scanner Application.
3 Click on Home > Utilities > Calibration > Selective Calibration.
4 Select Auto Calibration Reasons and click Start Calibration.
5 In the Image Calibrations Selector Window, click Reasons > New System Installation.
NOTE This will automatically enable Automatic Mode.
6 Click Start Calibrations.
7 Follow the advice given by the Selective Calibration application.
8 When calibration is complete, backup the installation:
a Insert a formatted EOD onto the drive.
b Double-click on the Backup_Restore Icon on the desktop.
c Click Browse to choose the location of the backup.
d Choose drive F:.
e Click OK.
f Click Start Backup.
g When complete, click OK, then click Close, and Exit the backup program.

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual Appendix A - Instructions to set Host PC BIOS
Appendix A - Instructions to set Host PC BIOS
1 Restart the system:

a If you are logged into the system: Select Start > Shut down..., then select Shut down from the drop-down list,
and click OK.
a If you are not logged in, press <Ctrl><Alt><Del> on he keyboard, then click on the Shut Down… button, select
Shutdown and Restart, and click OK.
2 When the F2=Setup message appears in the upper right hand corner, press <F2>.
3 In setup, use the Down arrow key to scroll to Boot Sequence, and then press <Enter>.
4 Verify that the IDE CD-ROM device is before the hard disk in the boot sequence list. If not, adjust it using the
directions on the screen.
5 Press <Enter> to dismiss the Boot Sequence list, and <Esc> to exit setup.
6 If prompted, select Save Changes and Exit. Press <Enter> to leave Setup mode.

Brilliance CT™ 1.2.1 System Software Installation Manual Appendix B - Hospital LAN uses same IP addresses
Appendix B - Hospital LAN uses same IP addresses
In the event that the hospital's LAN uses the 192.168.0.XXX IP addresses, you can use 10.168.0.XXX. You must then
change all occurrences of 192 to 10. Keep the remaining values the same.
e Click OK.
2 On the S1 desktop, double-click on the Recon icon.
3 In the Command window, type Supervisor -sethost 10.168.0.100
4 On the S1 server:
a Navigate to C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc.
b Right-click on Hosts, and select Open With... > Notepad.
c Change all occurrences of 192 with 10.
d On Notepad, click File > Save.
e On Notepad, click File > Exit.
5 Enter new IP addresses for S1:
b On the Network Connections Window, double-click the connection named Intel Pro/1000 MT Network
Connection.
c On the Status page, click Properties to open the Properties page.
d On the Properties page, click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to select it, then click Properties.
e On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 10.168.0.200.
h Click Close on the Properties page.
i Click Close on the Status page.
j On the Network Connections Window, double-click the connection named Intel 8255x-based PCI Ethernet
Adapter.

k On the Status page, click Properties to open the Properties page.

l On the Properties page, click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to select it, then click Properties.
m On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 10.168.0.150.
q Click Close on the Local Area Connection Status page.
s Close the connection to S1.
e Click OK.
7 On the S2 server:
8 Enter new IP Addresses for S2:
c On the Local Area Connection 2 Status page, click Properties to open the Properties page.
Properties.
e On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 10.168.0.210 for Server S2.
i Click Close on the Local Area Connection 2 Status page.

k On the Local Area Connection Status page, click Properties to open the Properties page.
Properties.
m On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 10.168.0.151 for Server S2.
e Click OK.
10 On the S3 server:
11 Enter new IP Addresses for S3:
c On the Local Area Connection 2 Status page, click Properties to open the Properties page.
Properties.
e On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 10.168.0.220 for Server S3


i Click Close on the Local Area Connection 2 Status page.
k On the Local Area Connection Status page, click Properties to open the Properties page.
Properties.
m On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 10.168.0.152 for Server S3.
12 Power off all three servers.
13 Power on the S2 and S3 servers.
14 Wait 30 seconds, then power on the S1 server.
15 On the Host PC, log off philips_service, and log back in as olevel_service.
16 On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Adjust Hospital-Recon Network button.
17 The pop-up will ask if you want to change the subnet to 10.168.0.
18 Click Yes on the pop-up.
19 On the O-Level Diagnostics panel, click the Logout button.

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Host System Configuration and Registration ............................................................................................... 2-17

I-Box Software Installation .............................................................................................................................. 3-1

Gantry Controller Boards Software Installation .............................................................................................. 4-1

Optional Equipment Software Installation ...................................................................................................... 5-1

CIRS OS Installation ........................................................................................................................................ 6-1

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Firmware Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 8-1

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System Calibration .......................................................................................................................................... 9-1

Appendix A - Instructions to set Host PC BIOS ............................................................................................ 10-1

Appendix B - Hospital LAN uses same IP addresses .................................................................................... 11-1

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Host Software Installation for 6, 10, 16-slice, and 16 Power configurations

WARNING USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN OPERATING OR WORKING ON EQUIPMENT

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Notes about the software being installed

CD Version Part Number

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4 Obtain the system identification information:

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Local ___ CDR ___ Other ________

d Click Cancel when done.

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9 Obtain the Patient Data options from the Scanner Application:

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19 Rotate the Gantry so that the X-Ray tube is

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Host Model CD Installation

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Host Applications Installation

Rotor Casting Part Number Rotor Type

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9 Click OK when complete.

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q Click OK on the Display properties window.

Host Utilities Installation

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Local _ CDR _ Other ________