04.02.008.006-11237 MAC 32 Service Man-GMM - 01-02-13 PDF

Mac
Mobile Radiographic Unit

32kW
32kW-C
Service Manual
VIA PARTIGIANI, 25 24068 SERIATE (BG) ITALY

+39 035 45.25.311 FAX +39 035 29.77.87
Original version of this manual is in Italian language therefore, for further information and clarification, please
refer to the Italian one.
COD. 04.02.008.006 – REV.3 62252 VALID FROM 01st FEBRUARY 2013

REVISION DOCUMENT STATUS
Document code: 04.02.008.006 - 62252
Revision 1 – 62252A – Valid from 23rd May 2011

• Doc. 10683 – Valid from 23rd May 2011
• Doc. 7819 – Valid from 01st July 2004
Revision 2 – 62252B – Valid from 01st March 2012

• Doc. 10974 – Valid from 01st March 2012
Revision 3 – 62252 – Valid from 01st February 2013

• Doc. 11236 – Valid from 01st February 2013
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INDEX
Index
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INDEX
General index (doc. 11236) Valid from 01st February 2013
Section 0 - Index
Section 1 – Installation Page

1 Introduction 6
2 Unpacking 7
2.1 Packing with cellophane 7
2.2 Packing with carton 9
2.3 Packing with wood crate 10
3 Electrical connections 11
4 Acceptance test 11
4.1 Checking cables and connectors 11
4.2 Mechanical checks 12
4.3 Electrical checks 13
Section 2 – Maintenance
1 Routine maintenance 18
1.1 General recommendations 18
1.2 Frequent checks and periodic inspections 19
1.2.1 6-monthly checks and inspections 19
1.2.2 Annual mechanical maintenance 20
1.3 Cleaning and disinfection 21
2 Special maintenance 22
2.1 Mechanical operations 22
2.1.1 Dismantling the unit casings 23
2.1.2 Parking brake 25
2.1.3 Anti-tilting system 25
2.1.4 Arm - X-ray tube head balancing system 27
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2.1.5 Locking the arm in the transport position 29

2.1.6 X-ray tube head – collimator assembly rotation 29
2.1.7 Mounting and centring the collimator 31
2.2 Alarms and electrical faults 32
2.2.1 Thermo-magnetic circuit-breaker 35
2.3 Replacement of components and spare parts 36
2.3.1 List of potentiometers 38
2.3.2 List of fuses 39
2.3.3 List of LEDS 40
2.4 Connections blocks diagram 41
Section 3 – Electronic adjustments

1 Introduction 44
2 Potentiometers 45
3 Configuration menu or set-up menu 46
3.1 Access passwords 46
3.2 Access to the configuration menu 46
3.3 Exiting the configuration menu 48
3.4 Scrolling the configuration menu 48
4 Adjustment operations 49
4.1 Checking the voltages 49
4.2 Complete reset of the unit 51
4.3 Accessing set-up under error conditions 52
4.4 Checking the filaments, anode rotation and resonance frequency 54
4.4.1 Checking the filaments 55
4.4.2 Checking the anode rotation 55
4.4.3 Checking the resonance frequency 56
4.5 kV regulation 56
4.6 Adjustment of the safety device on the maximum kV 57
4.7 Turning the capacitor bank on initially 58
4.8 Set-up of capacitor bank voltage 59
4.9 Regulation of maximum filament current 60
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4.10 Pre-calibration of the X-ray tube 61

4.11 Mounting the collimator 63
4.12 Regulation of the mAs 63
4.13 Contrast adjustment 64
4.14 Calibration of the X-ray tube 64
4.15 Checking the alarms 65
4.16 Checking exposures 66
4.17 Set the type of date 67
Section 4 – Drawings
Annex – 115Vac Power supply (optional)
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1 INTRODUCTION
The installation procedure consists of different operations to be carried out in the order shown in
the flow chart below.
Unpacking
Electrical connection
Acceptance test
The various operations indicated are described in detail in the following paragraphs.
NOTE: the radiological system is normally pre-installed and configured in the factory according to
the specific requirements of the customer. Certain adjustments may, however, be necessary when
components are replaced.
The whole machine parameter adjustment procedure is described in detail in this manual..
After 30 minutes of non-use, the equipment automatically switches into stand-by

mode, that means the capacitors battery is unloaded; the value of the battery voltage
displayed on touch screen control console is zero. Pressing any key of control
! console or touch screen the battery reloads to the maximum value and it is possible
to make X-Ray exposure. During capacitors battery loading the value of the battery
voltage will appear on the touch screen.
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2 UNPACKING
The radiological system is packed in a single case containing all the parts of the apparatus. To
unpack the unit, proceed as described on the following paragraph, according to the type of packing:
 simple pallet with cellophane – See § 2.1
 pallet with carton – See § 2.2
 wood packing crate – See § 2.3
If necessary, follow the unpacking procedure backwards to pack the unit again.
2.1 PACKING WITH CELLOPHANE

1. Cut the tape (4) and remove the slide (5) – See FIGURE 1
2. remove the protective bag (6)
3. unscrew the four self-threading screws (7) which fix the pedal fixing bracket (8) to the
bottom of the crate
4. unscrew the four screws (9) which fix the pedal fixing bracket (8) to the mobile unit
5. mount the tilting pedal (10), located inside the cassette holder (11), by means of the screws
and washers previously disassembled from the bracket (8)
6. free the X-ray Tube Head fixing brackets (12) from the tie-rod (17) - See FIGURE 2 - working
on nuts (13)
7. unscrew the self-threading screws (14) and remove the X-ray Tube Head fixing brackets (12)
8. put the slide (5) on the floor, as shown in FIGURE 1
9. slowly move the mobile unit towards the slide (5), keeping the "Dead-Man-Control" brake
lever (18) pressed. Note that the front wheel (15) of the unit must come out of its packing
housing (16)
10. let the unit move slowly from the slide (5) till its complete positioning on the floor and
release the brake lever (18).
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5 Packing position
11
13
12
10
9
15
16 14 7 5 Floor position
FIGURE 1 - LATERAL VIEW
14
13
18
17
FIGURE 2 - VIEW FROM ABOVE
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2.2 PACKING WITH CARTON

1. Remove the screws (1) - See FIGURE 3 - which fix the packing carton to the crate pallet (2)
2. cut the band (3)
3. remove the carton packing from its housing; the mobile unit is as shown in FIGURE 1
4. proceed according to the packing with cellophane procedure (§ 2.1).
2
1
FIGURE 3 - PALLET WITH CARTON
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2.3 PACKING WITH WOOD CRATE

1. Dismantle the crate cover (1) – See FIGURE 4
2. remove the crate walls: be careful not to ruin the wall (5) that has to be used as slide; the
mobile unit is as shown in FIGURE 1
Note: in the wood packing case, the slide (5) is not mounted as shown in FIGURE 1, because it
is substituted by the wall (5), previously mentioned
3. proceed according to the packing with cellophane procedure (§ 2.1).
1 5
FIGURE 4 - WOOD CRATE
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3 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
The power supply single-phase alternate voltage and maximum absorbed current values are
reported both on the unit label and on the technical data in the user manual.
Make sure that the power supply socket is approved for the values reported on the
! unit label
4 ACCEPTANCE TEST
The ACCEPTANCE TEST includes three main kinds of operations:
 checking cables and connectors
 mechanical checks
 electrical checks
4.1 CHECKING CABLES AND CONNECTORS

Visually control each cable and each connector, checking that there are no interruptions and/or
crushing.
A.1 Power supply cable of the unit
A.2 Radiography control pushbutton cable
A.3 Connection cable between unit/X-ray Tube Head
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4.2 MECHANICAL CHECKS

The mechanical checks include the following operations:
 MOVEMENTS: all the movements foreseen must be possible without excessive force or
jerks
 BRAKES: all the movement locking brakes must be operating and easily applied
 SOUNDNESS: check that there are no breakages and/or damage which might have
jeopardised operation and safety of the apparatus.
Follow the procedure below:

B.1 Parking brake of the radiological unit: push the unit without activating the parking brake on
“dead-man control” (21) and check that the unit does not move
B.2 Turning the wheels of the radiological unit: release the parking brakes of the unit by
pressing the “dead-man” lever (21). Move it a few metres and check that there are no
movement imperfections and that there are no noises due to the wheels turning.
B.3 Correct operation of the anti-tilting assemblies:
 Tilting: place the unit on an horizontal surface in the transport position, carry out the
tilting operation (See the User’s Manual) and check that the unit lowers over the rear
but with slight friction due to the anti-tilting system.
 Flag movement: loosen the arm brake by means of the handle (4), lift the arm/X-ray
tube head assembly into the horizontal position and turn it 90° onto one side. Then
check that the unit does not tilt onto the side in question. Repeat the procedure on the
opposite side.
B.4 Soundness of the control console: check that there are no scratches or breakages on the
surface
B.5 Soundness and fixing of the casings: check that there are no scratches or breakages on the
casings and that these are coupled correctly without any visible openings.
B.6 Balancing the pantograph arm: move the arm/X-ray Tube Head assembly vertically and
check that it remains blocked for release by the operator in all the positions.
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4.3 ELECTRICAL CHECKS

With regard to the electrical part, correct operation of the following must be checked:
 SAFETY DEVICES
 SIGNALS
NOTE: Remove the carters to carry out the electrical checks (See Section 2 - § 2.1.1).
The procedure is described below:

C.1 POWER SUPPLY: connect the unit to the mains power supply;
C.2 INITIAL TEST: check that the initial automatic test of the unit is correct:
1. the three LEDs present in the control panel lighten one after the
other and the unit gives a short sound.
2. if the dosimeter is installed on the apparatus (also indicated by
DAP), the unit verifies its presence and calibration. During this
time interval, the message “Wait DAP Init…” will be displayed
on the touch screen.
TOUCH SCREEN – MESSAGE DURING DOSIMETER CHECK
If the dosimeter is not calibrated, or is not connected to the apparatus correctly, or does
not work correctly, the message “DAP error” will be displayed on the touch screen. To
solve the problem, See Section 2 - § 2.2
C.3 CHECK THE SOFTWARE: enter set-up parameter as described in Section 3 - § 3, and check
the software version both of the touch screen and of the mother board.
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C.4 CHECK CAPACITOR CHARGE: on the touch screen lighting up, check that the increase in
voltage up to the value of 320V is displayed. Complete charging of the capacitor bank
takes place in about 40 / 45 sec.
C.5 CHECK CAPACITOR DISCHARGE: switch the unit off and check the complete discharging of
the capacitors battery by means the switching off the LD3 led mounted on S25 board;
Do not carry out switching the unit On and Off. When turning the unit back on,
! make sure that a minimum time of 1 minute has passed since it was turned off.
C.6 SET-UP DATES IN MEMORY: enter on SET-UP (See Section 3 - § 3) and check that the SET-UP
dates are in according with dates selected (See Section 3 - TABLE 5, TABLE 6 and TABLE
7);
C.7 X-RAY TUBE FORMATION: when not in used the unit for a long time, before to use the unit
normally, carry out the “formation” of the X-ray tube with a serial of exposure using the
following dates (carry out for each value of kV and mAs 10 exposure and keep a pause of
1 minute between an exposure and another one):
40 kV  100 mAs
50 kV  80 mAs
60 kV  63 mAs
70 kV  63 mAs
80 kV  50 mAs
90 kV  50 mAs
100 kV  40 mAs
110 kV  40 mAs
120 kV  40 mAs
During this formation check with oscilloscope the value of kV [S19 board Tp11 (-); Tp3
(+) ] and mA [S19 board: Tp11 (-); Tp6 (+) ] on inverter. Select the oscilloscope in the
following way:
CHANNEL A: 1 V/DIV ( 1V read is equal to 50 mA)
CHANNEL B: 1 V/DIV ( 1V read is equal to 20 KV)
BASE TIME: 25ms/DIV
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In case kV wave form presents high voltage discharge or you hear discharge inside X-ray
tube interrupt the sequence, wait few minutes before starting again; repeat the initial
formation checking that the fuse F7 is not interrupted (100A) (See Electrical Draw);
Warning: presence of 320 Vdc voltage!

!
C.8 STAND BY: let the equipment switched on in “Stand by” mode, that means without making
X-Ray exposure, and verify that after 30 minutes the capacitors battery is unloaded, as
explained in § 1. Press any key of control console or touch screen to restore the capacitors
loading and repeat the whole procedure for a total time of at least 4 hours.
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Maintenance
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1 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
1.1 GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

The radiological system requires regular checks and maintenance. The following
recommendations have the aim of helping the operator to keep the apparatus in good working and
safe conditions during service.
The system contains mechanical parts subject to wear according to use: following prolonged use,
wear on parts may decrease safety during use. For this reason, it is essential for the checking and
maintenance operations indicated below to be carried out consistently to protect the operators and
patients against any damage caused by mechanical breakdowns.
Correct adjustment of the electrical and electronic systems has a direct influence on the operation
of the system, on the quality of the image and on the electrical safety of the system, as well as on
the level of exposure to radiation the operators and patients are subjected to.
The MAINTENANCE PROGRAMME, described in the following paragraphs, consists of controls and
interventions to be carried out by specialised personnel authorised by the manufacturer. All
maintenance operations are charged to the owner of the apparatus.
Should it be necessary to replace components or parts which may in any way

! condition the safety of the machine, only use original spare parts.
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1.2 FREQUENT CHECKS AND PERIODIC INSPECTIONS

The operating personnel must be suitably trained to be able to carry out the daily and weekly
checks indicated in TABLE 1.
The other 6-monthly and annual controls are reserved for qualified and authorised personnel of the
technical assistance service.
TABLE 1
PERSONNEL
INTERVAL CHECK REFERENCE
IN CHARGE
Daily checks Operating Operation of the signals, touch screen, keys and
personnel LEDs
Operation of the stationary brake SECT. 2 - § 4.2
Check that the warning and danger labels are intact USER MANUAL – SECT. 2 - § 1.7.1
Weekly Operating Absence of oil leaks from the X-ray tube head
checks personnel
Absence of unusual noises in the X-ray tube head
during X-ray emission
6-monthly Personnel of 6-monthly checks and inspections § 1.2.1
checks technical
assistance service
Annual checks Personnel of Efficiency of the unit as described in the § 1.2.2
technical extraordinary mechanical maintenance
assistance service
In case of very Personnel of Efficiency of the unit as described in the § 1.2.2
frequent use technical extraordinary mechanical maintenance
assistance service
1.2.1 6-MONTHLY CHECKS AND INSPECTIONS

Every six months, and in any case according to local legislation in force, the procedures
indicated in the ACCEPTANCE TEST must be carried out completely (See Section 1 - § 4).
Moreover the checks listed below must be added:
D.1 AC and DC power supply
D.2 Protection earth
D.3 Fixing and general state (dust and corrosion) of the boards and of the connectors
D.4 Centring of the X-ray tube head/collimator assembly (See § 2.1.7).
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1.2.2 ANNUAL MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE

It is advisable to carry out the checks indicated below (See FIGURE 5) annually, or following
heavy use of the apparatus and, if necessary, adjust/replace the component (See § 2.3).
Before starting, dismantle the unit casings as explained in § 2.1.1.
 Pantograph arm: check that there is grease in the moving parts. When there is any dirt or
dust, remove the remaining grease and add some new grease as explained below:
 in the rotation points of the tie-rods (1) and (2) of the pantograph system: Loctite 8150
(A) type grease
 in the chain supporting part (3) on the cam (4): common C2 type grease (B)
Also check that there are no worn or broken parts which need replacement
 X-ray tube head cables: check that the connection cables to the X-ray tube head have no cuts
or stripping, particularly in the points corresponding with rotation of the shaft and with
vertical arm movement
 vulcanized wheels: clean the internal surface of the 2 wheels (5) and (6) and the contact
surface of the pads (7) and (8) with degreasers to guarantee better locking of the unit
 general check: check correct fixing of the parts mechanically assembled and screwed up.
7
A
1 5
2
A
4 6
FIGURE 5 - SHAFT WITH ARM – BASE WHEELS
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1.3 CLEANING AND DISINFECTION

Products with an high content of alcohol, corrosive and/or abrasive detergents or solvents must
not be used to clean the surfaces of the apparatus.
To disinfect the system, only use methods in compliance with the laws in force regarding
disinfection and protection procedures against explosion.
To carry out the cleaning and disinfection operations, take the following precautions:
 turn the system off and disconnect the mains power supply cable
 make sure that no liquid gets into the apparatus so as to avoid any short-circuits or corrosion
of the electrical and electromechanical parts.
The unit must not be used in the presence of anaesthetic and/or inflammable
disinfectant and cleaning products.
! If mixtures producing explosive gaseous products are used, make sure that gases
are dispersed before switching on the unit.
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2 SPECIAL MAINTENANCE
In case of alarms, faults or replacement of both electronic/electric and mechanical components,
operations classified as Extraordinary Maintenance are required, only to be carried out by qualified
personnel authorised by the technical service.
In particular:
 For any mechanical problems consult § 2.1

 For any electrical faults and alarms on the unit, please consult § 2.2
 For replacement of components and for spare parts, please consult § 2.3.
2.1 MECHANICAL OPERATIONS

For any mechanical problems, please consult the following table:
MECHANICAL PROBLEMS COMPONENT INVOLVED REFERENCE
Dismantling the unit external casing External casing § 2.1.1

Dismantling the external casing to
External casing §0
access the thermo-magnetic c.b.
The unit remains braked Parking brake § 2.1.2
The unit does not remain braked Parking brake § 2.1.2
Problem with wheel sliding Wheels – parking brake § 2.1.2
In the 90° to the side flag position, the
Anti-tilting system § 2.1.3
unit is unstable
Tilting is not possible Anti-tilting system § 2.1.3
Incorrect arm-X-ray tube head balance Arm-X-ray tube head system § 2.1.4
The arm does not unlock in the
Arm stops § 2.1.5
transport position
The arm moves during unit
Arm stops § 2.1.5
transportation
X-ray tube head rotation difficult X-ray tube head § 2.1.6
X-ray tube head inclination difficult X-ray tube head § 2.1.6
Mounting the collimator Collimator § 2.1.7
Centring the collimator Collimator § 2.1.7
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2.1.1 DISMANTLING THE UNIT CASINGS

Any maintenance operation requires the external casings of the unit to be dismantled as
indicated below (See FIGURE 6):
 dismantle the cassette-holder basket (1) :
 open the basket, releasing it from the relative locking jacks (2)
 release the respective hinges (3) located under the basket, by means of the pins on them
 to completely remove the basket, it is necessary to release the earthing cable fixed to the
sheet of the basket
 dismantle the plastic nuts (4) which lock the assembly casing to the keyboard (5).
 loosen and completely dismantle the release handle (6) of the arm/X-ray tube head rotation
ATTENTION: from this moment, the arm can rotate freely so do not move the unit
because a sudden movement of the arm might occur, endangering people in the
!
vicinity
 release the two casings (7) and (8) of the arm

 unscrew the screws (9) and (10) and dismantle the relative shaft casings (11) and (12)
 dismantle the tilting handle (13), if provided
 release the assembly casing with the keyboard (5), which was released previously. To
remove the assembly completely, disconnect the cables connected to the keyboard
 dismantle the casing with the cable support (14). To remove the casing completely, it is
necessary to release the earthing cable fixed to the aluminium cable support
 dismantle the remaining casings (15) and (16) from the rubber strip section of the base.
At this point the unit is completely accessible for any maintenance operations.
To remount the casings, repeat the procedure described above in reverse order, taking care to
couple the casings correctly in their relative seats and grooves.
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10
12
2 4
8
1
11
10
13
7
15
14
16
FIGURE 6 - EXPLODED VIEW
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2.1.2 PARKING BRAKE (SEE FIGURE 7)

 The mobile unit remains braked:
 the tension of the rope (1) is not sufficient: adjust it by means of the tensiometer (2)
 the connection rod (3) to the pad (13) is not released or adjusted correctly:
unscrew/screw up the rod, position the pad correctly (the space between the pad and
wheel must be between 0.5 and 1 mm) and then lock using the relative counter nut (4)
 the mobile unit does not remain braked:
 the two thrust dowels (14) of the springs (15) are not adjusted correctly and the pad (13)
does not press correctly against the wheel (10): adjust by means of the dowels; if the
spring (15) is lacking grease (common C2 type), add the amount needed
 when the wheels of the unit turn, there are noises or intermittent jerks:
 carry out the adjustments indicated in the two previous points.
2.1.3 ANTI-TILTING SYSTEM (SEE FIGURE 7)

 In the flag position 90° to the side, the gas spring is not released and the machine is
unstable, attempting to tilt over:
 the tension of the spring control ropes (11) is insufficient: adjust by means of the tie-
rods (9)
 the cam/bearing system (5) controlled by rotation of the shaft (8) does not move
correctly: grease the parts if necessary, or replace the return spring (6) or the bearing (7)
activated by the cam anchored to the shaft
 it is not possible to carry out the Tilting function:
 the gas spring control rope (11) is broken: replace it
 the gas spring (12) is faulty: replace it.
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4
6
3
12
11 10
14
15
13
FIGURE 7 - EXPLODED VIEW OF MACHINE
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2.1.4 ARM-X-RAY TUBE HEAD BALANCING SYSTEM (SEE FIGURE 8)

 Adjustment of the arm clutch
The balanced suspension system of the mobile unit allows smooth vertical movement of the
arm and therefore of the X-ray assembly. This system has been studied and realised to
reduce the need for maintenance to a minimum.
However, as time passes and due to continual stresses, the balancing system may lose a
minimum amount of its efficiency. It is usually sufficient to adjust the boom pin (2) which
acts directly on the clutch plates (1)
 Adjustment of the counterweight spring force
If the previous operation is not sufficient to restore the optimal balancing condition, it is
necessary to carry out an adjustment of the spring thrust (5) as described below:
 with a setscrew spanner, loosen the boom pin (2), watching out for sudden and
undesired movements of the arm and of the X-ray assembly which takes the arm to the
highest possible position
 just for device with 115V power supply, disassemble the 115V power supply group
(See Section 4 - Exploded drawings)
 with the help of a second person, lower the arm until the nut (7) in the window (6) is
accessible
 using a spanner (mm 12), screw up or loosen the nut (7) through the window (6) present
on the shaft with the spring (4). This operations modifies the pre-load applied to the
compression spring (5)
 to check correct balancing of the spring, make sure that the arm can stay in the
horizontal position without any support
 on completion of balancing, tighten the boom pin (2) to take the clutch back to a
compression value which, although keeping the arm stopped in any position in a stable
way, allows its movement without difficulty (balancing to be checked with the arm
casing mounted)
 on completion of the operations, put the casings back into their original position.
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1
3
FIGURE 8 - EXPLODED VIEW OF THE PANTOGRAPH ARM
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2.1.5 LOCKING THE ARM IN THE TRANSPORT POSITION (SEE FIGURE 8)

 If no lock is noticed or the arm tends to rise during the movement stage when putting the
unit into the transport position (See User Manual) with the arm completely retracted
downwards, the arm stops (3) are worn, and must therefore be replaced.
2.1.6 X-RAY TUBE HEAD-COLLIMATOR ASSEMBLY ROTATION (SEE FIGURE 9)
ATTENTION – In cases where dismantling components of the X-ray tube head

assembly or the assembly itself are foreseen, make sure the arm is locked so as to
! prevent any sudden and involuntary movements of the arm which would endanger
the technician.
 360° rotation is difficult or not correctly adjusted:

 inside the hole where the pin of the chrome-plated bracket (1) is housed dirt has
accumulated due to wear on the parts in contact with the system of clamps (2) and (3):
dismantle, clean carefully and lightly grease. (If this is not sufficient, replace the
clamps). Then remount and lock using the correct force – just enough to make rotation
of the bracket possible.
 X-ray tube head inclination ( -15° ÷ +105° ) is difficult or not correctly adjusted, or the X-
ray tube head does not remain blocked in the position for operator release:
 dismantle the lateral goniometer (4) and clean it of any dirt caused by wear on the
clutch plate (5), then remount it locking the screws (6) with the correct force to prevent
rotation movement blocking.
 to guarantee correct pressure of the Belleville washers (7) which press on the clutch
plate, it is also possible to increase or decrease the number of Belleville washers (7)
 if cleaning is not sufficient, the clutch plate (5) may be worn, and must therefore be
replaced.
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7
6
8
2
FIGURE 9 - X-RAY TUBE HEAD
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2.1.7 MOUNTING AND CENTRING THE COLLIMATOR (SEE FIGURE 9)

 Turn the X-ray tube unit so that the X-ray output is upwards
 Position the collimator adapter (8) and screw it onto the X-ray tube unit
 Screw the collimator onto the adapter using the 4 fixing screws (9), taking care to screw
them all up with the same number of turns
 Position a washer in the centre of the collimator, then turn the X-ray tube head-collimator
group so that it is perpendicular to the horizontal plane. Position a fluorescent screen at
about a metre from the X-ray output and, by means of the collimator light, make sure that
the centre of the screen coincides with the centre of the washer
 Carry out an exposure and check that the washer has been imprinted on the centre of the
fluorescent screen. If this is not so, move the collimator by turning the relative fixing
screws so that the collimator moves in the required direction.
 Carry out another radiograph and, if the washer is not centred in relation to the screen,
repeat the previous step.
NOTE: For more precise information about centring and for replacement of the collimator bulb,
please refer to the collimator manual enclosed at the end of this service manual.
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2.2 ALARMS AND ELECTRICAL FAULTS

The alarms and electrical faults which can be found are indicated below:
 Electrical faults:
NOTED FAULT LIKELY CAUSE RECOMMENDED INTERVENTION
Reset the thermo-magnetic c.b. as

Thermo-magnetic c.b. Thermo-magnetic c.b. to be reset
indicated in § 0
The unit doesn’t switch on Check / Replace the S22-F2 or TR2-

No power supply on input
(on key LED switched on) F24V fuse
The unit doesn’t switch on Check / Replace the S22-F1 or F1

No power supply on input
(on key LED switched off) fuse (on input)
The apparatus works but does

Check the Radiography pushbutton
not emit rays – No alarm on Radiography pushbutton fault
cable and connector
the unit touch screen
 Alarms (which can be viewed on the touch screen) which disable X-Ray exposure and
make the red alarm LED on the console light up.
Work as described in the table, also referring to the electric and topographic diagrams in
Section 4. If the alarm comes back on even after having carried out the recommended
intervention, contact the technical service.
+15V or –15V fault in the S22 board Check power supply (+15VA/-15VA/+24VA
Supply fault
supply voltage on S22 voltage)
400 Hz power supply absent Check / Replace TR2-F130V0 fuse
Filament fault X-ray tube filament interrupted Replace the X-ray tube head (See. § 2.3)
S15 board fault Replace the board S15 (See. § 2.3)
If the indication appears on stand-by: Make the regulation indicated in Section 3– §
P1 Set-Up on S22 board faulty 4.6
If the indication appears while
Switch the unit off, switch it on again and
carrying out X-ray: fault in the X-ray
Inverter fault repeat the X-ray
power circuit
F2 and F3 fuses blown Replace F2 and F3 fuses
F6 and F7 fuses blown in the Power
Replace F6 and F7 fuses
circuit
During a radiograph the effective kV
Switch the unit off, switch it on again and
kV fault are less than 85% of those set: fault
repeat the X-ray
in the power circuit
During an exposure the mA value is Switch the unit off, switch it on again and
mA fault
lower than the allowed limit repeat the X-ray
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Do not carry out any X-rays and wait for the

X-ray tube head overheated
X-ray tube head to cool down
Thermal safety Replace the thermal sensor located on the X-
Breakage of the thermal sensor ray tube head and/or check the relevant
wiring on S22 board
During a radiograph with cassette,
Man stop RX the control pushbutton for X-ray Repeat the radiography
command has been released early
Error in the high voltage generation Switch the unit off, switch it on again and
X-ray lacking
circuit repeat exposure
Check that the mA are correct

The radiography time has exceeded
Max time Check the mA reading on board S22-Tp1 or
the concurred limit
S19 -Tp6
During the anode preparation was Check the fuses on board S21. Check the
not put into rotation stator winding of the X-ray tube head
Starter fault
Fault on board S21 Replace board S21
Fault on board S20 Replace board S20
Switch off for 1 With the unit off wait 1 minute before
Capacitor bank still loads
min switching it on
With the unit off wait 1 minute before

Capacitor bank still loads
Battery fault switching it on
Power Circuit Fault Contact technical service
Battery Over-
Battery Circuit Fault Contact technical service
voltage
The operator has pressed the

X-ray command radiography command before the Release the radiography pushbutton and wait
active system had finished the initial until the system is ready
control stage
It is not possible to begin exposure

X-ray tube too hot since the remaining thermal units Wait for the X-ray tube to cool down.
available are too few
The keyboard does not communicate Switching the unit off, switching it on and
Wait connection
with the unit repeat exposure
Potter fault
Check the F4 - F5 fuses of the Potter power
(only with Potter Potter Fault
supply and the K3 relay
installed)
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Incorrect communication between Replace the dosimeter;

DAP and S71 insert the new value of “Cal DAP” in the
DAP error set-up (See. § 2.3);
DAP out of acceptance range If the problem persists, replace S71 (See. §
2.3)
 Alarms where the unit blocks.

Work as described, also referring to the electric and topographic diagrams in Section 4. If
the alarm comes back on even after having carried out the recommended intervention,
contact the technical service.
ALARM MESSAGE MEANING INTERVENTION
Incorrect Check correct connection of the power supply cable. If it

communication is broken, replace the cable. If the problem persists,
ERR COM S22
between S71 and proceed as described for “Reception error on the serial”
mother card
ERR ERR_W_E2_EXT Error in the interface Replace U9 and U11 of card S71 and re-calibrate it as if
ERR ERR_READ_TOUCH with the flash the whole card had been replaced, following the
memory instructions for replacement given in § 2.3.
ERR ERR_R_E2_EXT Should the problem persist, replace the whole S71 card
and re-calibrate it according to what is indicated in § 2.3
ERR ERR_RS232_RX Reception error on Replace U16 of card S71.
ERR ERR_RS232_A_SET the serial If the problem persists, replace both cards S71 and S22
and re-calibrate them according to what is indicated in §
ERR ERR_RS232_A_TX
2.3
ERR ERR_RS232_B_SET Error on serial B Replace U1, U2 and U7 of card S71.

If the problem persists, replace the whole S71 card and
ERR ERR_RS232_C_SET Error on serial C
re-calibrate it according to what is indicated in § 2.3
ERR ERR_RS232_B_TX Error on serial B
ERR ERR_RS232_C_TX Error on serial C
Error in system Replace U13 and BT1 and carryout the procedure
ERR ERR_TIMEKEEP clock illustrated in Section 3 - § 4.3, only setting:
10 type of date, 11 date and 12 time
Incorrect X-ray tube Calibrate the X-ray tube as indicated in Section 3 - § 4.10
ERR I FIL VALUE
self-calibration
ERR ERR_SETUP Contact manufacturer’s technical service
ERR DATA INCONGR Contact manufacturer’s technical service
ERR ERR_CAL_TOUCH Contact manufacturer’s technical service
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ALARM MESSAGE MEANING INTERVENTION
ERR Contact manufacturer’s technical service

ERR_DIS_TASTIERA
ERR Contact manufacturer’s technical service

ERR_INTERF_SETUP
ERR VALORI_CON_S22 Contact manufacturer’s technical service
2.2.1 THERMO-MAGNETIC CIRCUIT-BREAKER (SEE FIGURE 10)

The system is protected on the power supply circuit by a thermo-magnetic circuit-breaker
located inside the machine. Should this circuit-breaker trip, dismantle the cassette-holder basket (1)
as explained in the first point of § 2.1.1 and reset the circuit-breaker (2) which is accessible at the
back of the right-hand side of the machine.
Take special care not to touch the resistances placed above the thermo-magnetic
! circuit-breaker because they may be very hot.
Any trip of the thermo-magnetic circuit-breaker immediately after resetting can be

an indication of incorrect operation of the system: contact the technical service
!
assistance immediately.
In case of device with 115V power supply, another thermo-magnetic circuit-breaker

! is provided in the 115V power supply assembly (SEE ANNEX - § 1).
FIGURE 10 - THERMO-MAGNETIC CIRCUIT-BREAKER
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2.3 REPLACEMENT OF COMPONENTS AND SPARE PARTS

1. Before replacing any component it is necessary to make the unit safe in order to prevent
dismantling of the parts causing sudden and involuntary movements, which endanger
personnel in the vicinity.
In particular, pay attention to the following:
 dismantling the X-ray tube head-collimator assembly
 add the counter-weight on the pivoting wheel of the unit or under the tilting pedal to
prevent the unit itself tilting over
 secure the pantograph arm to the base of the unit (using the ropes) to prevent the arm
from making undesired movements caused by the lack of weight which occurs when
the X-ray tube head is removed
 anti-tilting assembly system
 rotation of shaft with arm–X-ray tube head
 vertical movement of the pantograph arm
 parking brake system.
2. To dismantle the unit refer to § 2.1.1.
3. In case of replacing of parts that can be negative for the safety of the machine, use only
original parts. For the list of the spare parts and relative codes make reference to the Section
4 – Exploded drawings.
NOTE: When you require spare parts, it is necessary to tell the code of the piece and the serial
number of the unit too.
4. Once a component has been replaced, checks and adjustments are necessary to restore
correct operation of the radiological unit. For this purpose, please see:
 § 2.1, for adjustments of the mechanical parts, and
 TABLE 2 given below for the electrical adjustments. The table contains some references to
Section 3: “Electronic adjustments”. It is advisable to do the chapters the table refers to
exactly in the order they are written in.
5. Once the necessary checks and adjustments have been carried out, repeat the checks of the
acceptance Test relative to the replaced component (See. Section 1 - § 4).
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TABLE 2 - DO THE REFERENCE CHAPTERS EXACTLY IN THE ORDER THEY ARE WRITTEN IN
COMPONENT REPLACED NECESSARY ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
SECT. 3 - § 4.4.1: Checking the filaments

SECT. 3 - § 4.9: Adjustment of maximum filament current
Card S15 SECT. 3 - § 4.10: X-ray tube pre-calibration
SECT. 3 - § 4.14: X-ray tube calibration
SECT. 3 - § 4.16: Checking the exposures
SECT. 3 - § 4.4.3: Checking the resonance frequency

SECT. 3 - § 4.10: X-ray tube pre-calibration
Card S19 SECT. 3 - § 4. 12: mAs regulation
Card S20 SECT. 3 - § 4.4.2: Checking anode rotation
SECT. 3 - § 4.1: Checking the voltages

SECT. 3 - § 4.5: kV regulation
SECT. 3 - § 4.6: Setting safety on maximum kV
SECT. 3 - § 4.7: Initial turning on of the capacitor bank
Card S22 SECT. 3 - § 4.8: Set-up of the capacitor bank voltage
(mother card) SECT. 3 - § 4.10: X-ray tube pre-calibration
SECT. 3 - § 4.12: mAs regulation
SECT. 3 - § 4.15: Checking the alarms
SECT. 3 - § 4.7: Initial turning on of the capacitor bank

Card S25
SECT. 3 - § 4.8: Set-up of the capacitor bank voltage
SECT. 3 - § 4.4.1: Checking the filaments

SECT. 3 - § 4.4.2: Checking anode rotation
X-ray tube head
SECT. 3 - § 4.11 : Mounting the collimator
SECT. 3 - § 4.2: Complete unit reset

SECT. 3 - § 4.3: Access to set-up under error conditions
SECT. 3 - § 4.8: Set-up of the capacitor bank voltage
Card S71
SECT. 3 - § 4.13: Contrast adjustment
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COMPONENT REPLACED NECESSARY ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
SECT. 3 - § 4.1: Checking the voltages

SECT. 3 - § 4.2: Complete unit reset
SECT. 3 - § 4.3: Access to set-up under error conditions
SECT. 3 - § 4.6: Setting safety on maximum kV
Simultaneous replacement SECT. 3 - § 4.7: Initial turning on of the capacitor bank
of SECT. 3 - § 4.8: Set-up of the capacitor bank voltage
S71 and S22 SECT. 3 - § 4.10: X-ray tube pre-calibration
SECT. 3 - § 4.13: Contrast adjustment
2.3.1 LIST OF POTENTIOMETERS
BOARD POTENTIOMETER VALUE NAME NOTE

P1 5 KΩ Manual Set I FIL (only for test) Only factory adjustment
S15 P2 5 KΩ Max I LF Only factory adjustment
P3 5 KΩ Max I SF Only factory adjustment
P1 10 KΩ Only factory adjustment
Feedback kV+
S17
Feedback kV-
P1 2 KΩ Max Current Only factory adjustment
S19 P2 2 KΩ Frequency set Only factory adjustment
P3 2 KΩ Feedback mA ADJ Only factory adjustment
P1 1 KΩ Run Voltage Only factory adjustment
S20
P2 1 MΩ START 800MS Only factory adjustment
P1 2 KΩ Max Set kV Only factory adjustment
S22
P2 100 KΩ MAX TIME RAD Only factory adjustment
S25 P1 5 KΩ Max V Capacitors Bank Only factory adjustment
S71 P1 20 KΩ Touch screen contrast Only factory adjustment
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2.3.2 LIST OF FUSES
BOARD NAME TYPE NOTE

Loading battery F2 16A
Input power supply protection
F3 16A
Inverter F6 100A
Inverter protection
F7 63A
TR1 Transformer F1 200mA-T TR1 Transformer protection
TR2 Transformer F230V 2A-T
F115V 3.15A-T
F135V 1A-T TR2 Transformer protection
F24V 2A-T
F12V 10A-T
Potter Bucky F4V 2A-T
Potter Bucky protection (Optional)
F5V 2A-T
Autotransformer F10 2A-T 115Vac power supply protection (Optional)
S21 F1 10A-T
S21 Board Input power supply protection
F2 10A-T
F3 500mA-T S21 Board Protection TR1 Transformer
S22 F1 1A-T
Bridge Rectifier protection (24Vac)
F2 2A-T
S25 F1 80mA-T S25 Board Input power supply protection
S81 F1 200mA-T
Group 1 Bridge Rectifier protection (24Vac)
F2 200mA-T
F3 200mA-T
F4 200mA-T
F5 200mA-T
F6 200mA-T
F7 200mA-T
F8 200mA-T
F9 315mA-T S81 Board Input power supply protection
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2.3.3 LIST OF LEDS
BOARD LED COLOR NAME

S15 LD1 Yellow +24V
LD2 Green +15VA
LD3 Red SAFETY MAX I FIL
S19 LD1 Yellow Com-Rx
LD2 Red kV Max
LD3 Red kV > 110%
LD4 Red kV Min
LD5 Red I Max
LD6 Yellow Com. 1
LD7 Yellow Com. 2
LD8 Yellow Pre-RX
LD9 Green +15V
LD10 Green -15V
S20 LD1 Yellow Starter ON
LD2 Green STARTER OK
LD3 Yellow FLUORO PREP (N.U.)
S22 DL1 Yellow N.U.
DL2 Yellow N.U.
DL3 Yellow N.U.
DL4 Yellow N.U.
DL5 Yellow N.U.
DL6 Yellow N.U.
DL7 Yellow N.U.
DL8 Yellow N.U.
DL9 Yellow Starter Ok
DL10 Yellow Prep K1A
DL11 Yellow Rad
DL12 Yellow kV 85%
DL13 Yellow Potter Ok
DL14 Green Thermal
DL15 Yellow KV OK
DL16 Green FIL OK
DL17 Yellow Pre Rx
DL18 Yellow Rx
DL19 Yellow Prep K1a
DL20 Yellow Start Potter
DL21 Green +24Va
DL22 Green +24Va
DL23 Yellow On/Off
DL25 Green +24Va
DL26 Yellow Capacitors Bank Change
DL27 Yellow Capacitors Bank Charge
DL28 Yellow Out_WD
DL29 Yellow Prep Starter
DL30 Yellow SF
DL31 Yellow CORR MA
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2.4 CONNECTIONS BLOCKS DIAGRAM
Keyboard or Touch Screen
Hand
Dose Meter Display (Optional)
Switch
Dose Printer (Optional)
Inverter
Potter Bucky (Optional)
Capacitor Bank control DAP (Optional)

Starter Board
Board (only 32 Kw version)
Collimator
Control
Filament Board Monobloc
Units
Filament Transformer TR2
Transformer TR1
Capacitor Bank
( only 32Kw version )
Line Filter Main Transformer
POWER
SUPPLY Autotransformer
( optional 115Vac )
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Electronic
adjustments
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1 INTRODUCTION
Following points are illustrated in this section:
 The potentiometers with the description of the size they regulate, in § 2
 Access to the set-up menu of the unit by means of the touch screen, § 3. How to access the
set-up menu and how to move around inside the menus is explained. Most of the electronic
adjustments of the unit do, in fact, require access to the configuration parameters by means
of the touch screen.
 The various adjustment operations, in § 4. All the possible adjustments which can be carried
out by the technical assistance are explained in this chapter.
Before accessing § 4, consult the sections relative to the various service activities, to know which
regulations must be carried out:
 In case of Alarms and electric faults, please consult Section 2, § 2.2
 In case of Replacements of components and spare parts, please consult Section 2, § 2.3
 In case of other technical assistance operations, please consult the following table:
TABLE 3 - LIST OF ACTIVITIES WITH THE RELATIVE ACCESS PASSWORDS
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM IN THE

ACTIVITY SET-UP PASSWORD REFERENCES
(TO ACCESS SET-UP SEE. § 3)
Access to the exposure data You want to see the exposures 7854 User Manual – Sect. 3
Cancelling some exposure data Delete patient data 7854
Calibration of the touch screen Touch screen calibration 7854 User Manual – Sect. 3
Setting the hospital name Hospital name 7854 User Manual – Sect. 3
Setting the device name Device name 7854
Setting the date Type of date 7854 § 4.17
Changing the date Change date 7854 User Manual – Sect. 3
Changing the language Choose language 7854
Changing the time Change time 7854 User Manual – Sect. 3
Changing the brightness Change luminosity 7854 User Manual – Sect. 3
Touch screen version Touch screen firmware revision 7854
Motherboard version Motherboard revision 7854
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2 POTENTIOMETERS
The potentiometers on the unit are indicated in TABLE 4, with the description of the size they
regulate. They do not normally require further adjustments, since they are already regulated and
sealed in the factory.
TABLE 4
BOARD POTENTIOMETER DESCRIPTION

S15 P1 Manual Setting of the filament current
P2 Maximum current of large focus
P3 Maximum current of small focus
S17 (X-ray tube head) P1
Return of the kV+
P2
P3
Return of the kV-
P4
S19 P1 Maximum current
P2 Frequency setting
P3 Feedback of mA gain
S22 P1 Maximum kV setting
P2 Maximum exposure time
S25 P1 Maximum battery voltage
S71 P1 Contrast adjustment
NOTE : Jumper S19-J2A and J2B ON: safety kVmax set-up for rotating anode
Jumper S19-J2A and J2B OFF: safety kVmax set-up for stationary anode
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3 CONFIGURATION MENU OR SET-UP MENU
3.1 ACCESS PASSWORD

To access the configuration (or set-up) parameters of the unit by means of the touch screen, the
technical assistance has 2 different passwords available:
 Password 7854 for normal technical assistance operations
 Password 4521 for critical technical assistance operations. This password must only be used
where required in this manual, since incorrect configuration of the settings which can be
accessed by means of this numerical combination can lead to breakdown or incorrect
operation of the unit.
3.2 ACCESS TO THE CONFIGURATION MENU

To access the configuration menu (set-up):
 Simultaneously select the Decrease kV keys and the last arrow at the bottom on the right-
hand side of the console (Increase ms)
UNIT CONTROL CONSOLE – PUSHBUTTONS TO BE SELECTED
 Enter the user password by means of the keyboard displayed on touch screen: the
password is 9999. Confirm the numbers entered by means of the Enter key 
To cancel the data entered, use the Delete key: Del
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TOUCH SCREEN – KEYBOARD FOR ENTERING THE PASSWORD
 Confirm the data entered by means of the Enter key: 

 If the password entered is not correct, the screen below will appear: select the key on the
left of the confirmation wording. The user is therefore obliged to exit the setting menu.
EXIT SET-UP
PRESS TO CONFIRM
TOUCH SCREEN – MESSAGE TO EXIT PARAMETER SETTING
 If the password is entered correctly, you access the first setting screen.
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3.3 EXITING THE CONFIGURATION MENU

To exit set-up:
 scroll through the screens until you reach the “Exit set-up” mask. Press the relative button
to confirm exit.
 or select any one of the anatomical technique areas. If the touch screen displays the “Set-
up 40kV”, “Set-up kV max”, “Set-up gain mAs” or “Set-up analog capacitor battery”
parameters, it is necessary to select another item on the menu to be able to exit via the
anatomical techniques.
3.4 SCROLLING THE CONFIGURATION MENU

To move among the various parameters to be set, scroll the screens on the touch screen using
the pushbuttons indicated in the figure below. Each screen on the touch screen corresponds to a
parameter to be set.
S1 S2
S3
S4
S6
S5
Passing on to the previous screen

(previous parameter), without
S1 S4 Increase in the set value.
saving any changes of the current
parameter.
Passing on to next screen (next Confirmation of the values;

S2 parameter) without saving any S5 in some cases confirm to enter the
changes of the current parameter. associated modification sub-mask.
Confirmation of the values;

S3 Decrease the set value. S6 in some cases confirm to enter the
associated modification sub-mask.
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4 ADJUSTMENT OPERATIONS
4.1 CHECKING THE VOLTAGES

 Put the mains switch SW1 on OFF (See. Section 4 - § Exploded electric diagrams)
 Disconnect X9 on the S22 motherboard and insert a 10 kΩ potentiometer in its place to
simulate the presence of the capacitor bank.
X9
7 4 2 1
10 kΩ
FIGURE 11 - CAPACITOR BANK SIMULATOR TO BE INSTALLED IN PLACE OF X9 OF S22
 Disconnect CP2 on S15

 Disconnect CF2 on S19
 Disconnect fuses F2 and F3 (See. Section 4 - § Exploded electric diagrams)
 Connect the unit to the power supply network and check that the input voltage
(230VAC or 115 VAC ) varies by a maximum of ±10% in relation to the rated value
 Put the mains switch SW1 on ON (See. Section 4 - § Exploded electric diagrams)
 Turn the unit on by pressing the relative ON button
 Check the following voltages on the CP2 disconnected connector which should
supply S15:
 Pins 1-2 of CP2 V1-2 = +15 VDC ±1%
 Pins 3-2 of CP2 V3-2 = -15 VDC ±1%
 Pins 1-2 of CP4 V1-2 = +24 VDC ÷ 32 VDC
 Pins 1-3 of CP1 V1-3 = 135 VAC ±10%
 Check the power supply on S25:
 Pins 1-5 of CP1 V1-5 = 230 VAC ±10%
 Pins 1-3 of CP6 V1-3 = 230 VAC ±10%
 Check the power supply on S21
 Pins 1-2 of TB1 V1-2 = 230 VAC ±10%
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 Pins 1-2 of X3 V1-2 = 24 VAC ±5%

 Put the mains switch SW1 on OFF (See. Section 4 - § Exploded electric diagrams)
 Reconnect all the connectors, leaving the capacitor bank simulator connected and
leaving F2 and F3 detached
 Put the mains switch SW1 on ON (See. Section 4 - § Exploded electric diagrams)
 Check the power supplies on S19
 Pins 1-2 of CP1 V1-2 = +15 VDC ±1%
 Pins 3-2 of CP1 V3-2 = -15 VDC ±1%
 Pins 7-8 of CP1 V7-8 = +15 VDC ±1%
 Turn the unit off by pressing the relative button.
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4.2 COMPLETE RESET OF THE UNIT
Carrying out this procedure initializes the unit, i.e. it eliminates any settings saved
on the apparatus.
! Furthermore, it could also eliminate all the data of all the exposures stored and all
personalisation made by the operator on the anatomical techniques.
 Make sure that the unit is off (if it is on, turn it off)
 Turn the unit on using the following procedure: press the ON button of the unit and at the
same time press the anatomical programme buttons (as shown below), until the unit emits
a short tone:
UNIT CONTROL CONSOLE– PUSHBUTTONS TO BE SELECTED SIMULTANEOUSLY
 Adjust the touch screen contrast by means of P1 on S71 until the phrase “Touch screen
calibration” is clearly visible.
 Calibrate the touch screen by selecting the centre of the 6 centring crosses which appear
on the screen, using an instrument with a rounded tip. Follow the instructions which
appear on the screen until calibration is completed correctly: the screen for entering the
password to access the configuration menu will be displayed on the touch screen.
 Enter set-up using the password 4521. Move through the configuration menu as indicated
in § 3.4.
 Set the type of date: “Type of date”, choosing between the option “DDMMYYYY”
(day/month/year), or “MMDDYYYY” (month/day/year)
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 Enter the date (“Change date”)

 Set the time (“Change time”)
 Once you reach the item “Download default state”, confirm by pressing
“Press to confirm”
4.3 ACCESSING SET-UP UNDER ERROR CONDITIONS
Carrying out this procedure eliminates the changes to the anatomical programmes
! made by the radiological operators
Carrying out this procedure eliminates all the stored exposure data
!
 Make sure that the unit is off (if it is on, turn it off)
 Turn the unit on using the following procedure: press the ON button of the unit and at the
same time press the anatomical programme buttons (as shown below), until the unit emits
a short tone:
UNIT CONTROL CONSOLE– PUSHBUTTONS TO BE SELECTED SIMULTANEOUSLY
 Calibrate the touch screen by selecting the centre of the 6 centring crosses which appear
on the screen, using an instrument with a rounded tip. Follow the instructions which
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appear on the screen, until calibration is completed correctly: the screen for entering the
password to access the configuration menu will be displayed on the touch screen.
 Enter set-up with password 7854
 To move through the configuration menu, please consult § 3.4. In some cases, when the
unit is in an error situation, a few seconds are required to pass from one item of the menu
to another: wait for the current screen to be completely loaded before selecting the next
item.
FIGURE 12 - SET-UP. ON THE SCREENS WHERE LOADING IS SLOWER, THE TYPE OF ERROR PRESENT IN THE UNIT
CAN BE SEEN
 Set the parameters indicated below, which correspond to the characteristics of the unit,
(contact the manufacturer’s technical assistance should there be any doubts about the
values to be entered). In case of replacement of U13 and BT1 (See. Section 2 - § 2.2),
only set parameters 12, 13 and 14.
1. Power supply: “Main supply” item
2. Power of the unit: “Device power”
3. Set: “Setup name”
4. Specify whether the application is for veterinary or human use: “Anatomical mode”
parameter
5. Type of X-ray tube installed: “30kW tube” item
6. Energy accumulated by the capacitor bank: “Type of capacitors” (Set it to 8700J)
7. Put in “Device name” commercial name of the device
8. Set 100% value in “Change % max current with old tube”
9. Presence of a printer: by using the “Printer” parameter
10. Presence of a dosimeter: by using the “DAP” parameter
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11. If there is a dosimeter, set the calibration value of the dosimeter by means of
the “DAP calibration value” parameter (this value is given by the
manufacturer of the dosimeter)
12. Set the type of date: “Type of date” choosing between the option
“DDMMYYYY” (day/month/year), or “MMDDYYYY” (month/day/year)
13. Change/enter the date (“Change date” item)
14. Set/enter the time (“Change time” item)
15. Set the touch screen language (“Choose language” item)
16. Once you reach the “Download original anatomical programs” item, confirm
by pressing “Press to confirm”
17. Cancel all the patient/exposure data: select the “Delete patient data” item by
pressing “Press to confirm”. Elimination of all the records stored may take
some time
18. Turn the unit off by pressing the relative button.
4.4 CHECKING THE FILAMENTS, ANODE ROTATION AND RESONANCE
FREQUENCY
To measure the voltages, use a voltmeter/multimeter of the “True RMS” type

!
For maximum operator safety, it is advisable to temporarily disable the RX control

! signal by disconnecting the wire coming from S22-X4-3.
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4.4.1 CHECKING THE FILAMENTS

 Check that the filaments come on correctly:
 select small focus on the control panel and check that there is a voltage of
15VAC on card S17 between the common CP1-3 and small focus CP1-2. At the
same time, check that there is no voltage between the common CP1-3 and large
focus CP1-1
 select large focus on the control panel and check that there is a voltage of 15Vac
on card S17 between the common CP1-3 and large focus CP1-1. At the same
time, check that there is no voltage between the common CP1-3 and small focus
CP1-2
 visually check that the focuses come on.
4.4.2 CHECKING ANODE ROTATION

 In the case of a unit with rotating anode, carry out an X-ray preparation, (by only pressing
the X-ray control pushbutton up to the first click), and check that:
 the anode starts to rotate
 anode rotation is correct (anticlockwise direction of rotation looking at the S17 from the
front)
 Connect a AC voltmeter (with full scale set to 300 V) between the test point TB3-2 and
TB3-3 of card S21 (power supply of the main winding);
Fs: 300V
TB3-2 TB3-3
 Carry out an X-ray preparation (by only pressing the X-ray control pushbutton up to the
first click), and check that once 0.8 seconds have passed the stator is supplied with a
voltage of about 70 VAC. If necessary, adjust this value by working on potentiometer P1 of
card S20.
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4.4.3 CHECKING THE RESONANCE FREQUENCY

 On card S19 check that the frequency on TP7 and TP11 is 92.5 kHz. If necessary,
adjust it by means of trimmer P2 on S19.
4.5 KV REGULATION
 Turn the unit on by pressing the relative On button
 Enter set-up by using password 7854.
 Scroll the configuration menu as indicated in § 3.4.
 Check that the values of the parameters indicated below are correct (contact
the manufacturer’s technical assistance to obtain the reference values):
1. “Touch screen firmware revision” (version of the Touch Screen
firmware)
2. “Motherboard revision” (version of the motherboard firmware)
 Scroll the menu down to the “Set-up 40kV” parameter.
 Connect the probe of a digital VDC multimeter between CP1-10(+) and
TP11(-) on card S19
 Vary the value displayed on the touch screen for the “Set-up 40kV” 2,00 V
parameter by means of the keyboard keys until the multimeter measures a + -
voltage of 2 V. Store the value displayed on the touch screen by means of CP1-10 TP11
“Press to confirm”.
TABLE 5 - MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM VALUE WITHIN WHICH THE “SET-UP 40 KV” CAN BE VARIED
SET-UP 40 KV
Minimum Maximum
Default value
value value
300 600 380
 Leave the multimeter connected

 Scroll the menu down to the “Set-up kV max” parameter and vary the value 6,00 V
displayed on the touch screen for this parameter by means of the keyboard + -
keys until the multimeter measures a voltage of 6 V. Store the value CP1-10 TP11
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displayed on the touch screen by means of “Press to confirm”. Leave the

multimeter connected.
TABLE 6 - MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM VALUE WITHIN WHICH THE “SET-UP KV MAX” CAN BE VARIED
SET-UP KV MAX
Minimum Maximum
Default value
value value
1000 1500 1190
 Exit the configuration menu

 Set a voltage of 100 kV, then of 80 kV and finally of 60 kV on the touch screen,
checking each time that the voltage read on the voltmeter is:
kVset
 Vvoltmeter (V )   0,025
20
If the voltage on the voltmeter is out of range, contact the manufacturer’s technical
assistance.
 Turn the unit off using the relative button.
4.6 ADJUSTMENT OF THE SAFETY DEVICE ON THE MAXIMUM KV

 Connect the VDC digital voltmeter to test points TP10 (+) and TP9 (-) of card S22;
 Lower intervention of the Max Set kV safety device to 100 kV, adjusting
potentiometer P1 of card S22, until a reading of 5 V ± 0.1 V is obtained on the
voltmeter. Leave the voltmeter connected
5.00 V + 0.1V
+ -
TP10 TP9
 Check that, by setting the kV to a value higher than 100 kV, the “kV ERROR”
alarm comes on;
 Set intervention of the Max Set kV safety device to 125 kV (maximum kV which
can be supplied by the unit) + 10 kV: work on potentiometer P1 of card S22 until
the following reading is obtained on the digital voltmeter:
125  10
 Vvoltmeter (V )   0.1  6.75  0.1 V
20
6.75 + 0.1V
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 Decrease the maximum X-ray time by turning potentiometer P2 on card S22

anticlockwise for more revs until the run end “TICK” is heard
 Check that all the anatomical programme LEDs light up
4.7 TURNING THE CAPACITOR BANK ON INITIALLY
Take great care during the following operations, because the voltage at the ends of
! the capacitor bank is highly dangerous.
Keep at a safe distance from the unit when its casing is dismantled and the capacitor
! bank is in the charging stage.
 Put the mains switch SW1 on OFF (See. Section 4 - § Exploded electric
diagrams)
 Connect the VDC multimeter with 700 V full scale to the ends of the capacitor
bank
 Insert the current pliers on the unit power supply cable (230 VAC / 115 VAC)
 Make sure that fuses F2 and F3 are inserted in the power supply circuit (See.
Section 4 - § Exploded electric diagrams)
 Make sure that connector X9 is inserted on S22
 Put the mains switch SW1 on ON (See. Section 4 - § Exploded electric
diagrams)
 Check:
 that the absorption indicated on the current pliers increases sharply when the
machine is turned on and that it then decreases (initial peak < 22 AAC)
 that the voltage value displayed on the multimeter, (which indicates the
battery charge), gradually increases until it reaches a voltage of 320 V
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NOTE: If there is any behaviour which does not correspond to what is mentioned above,
disarm switch SW1 and contact the manufacturer’s technical assistance.
 Test correct operation of the “SW1” battery charging circuit switch on card S25:
activate it and check that the voltage decreases to below 10 VDC
 Turn the unit off by pressing the relative button
 Disconnect the multimeter and the current pliers.
4.8 SET-UP OF CAPACITOR BANK VOLTAGE
Take great care during the following operations, because the voltage at the ends of
! the capacitor bank is highly dangerous.
Keep at a safe distance from the unit when its casing is dismantled and the
! capacitor bank is in the charging stage.
 Connect the VDC multimeter with 700 V full scale to the ends of the capacitor
bank
 Enter Set-up with password 7854 and scroll the menu down to the
“Set-up analog capacitor battery” parameter.
 Vary the value displayed on the touch screen until it is the same as the one read
on the tester. If you “Press to confirm”, it will be stored.
TABLE 7 - REFERENCE VALUE FOR “SET-UP ANALOG CAPACITOR BATTERY”
Default value of “SET ANALOG CAPACITOR BATTERY”

320
 Exit set-up
 Test correct operation of the “SW1” battery charging switch on card S25:
activate it and check that the voltage decreases to below 10 VDC
 Turn the unit off by pressing the relative button
 Disconnect the multimeter.
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4.9 REGULATION OF MAXIMUM FILAMENT CURRENT

 Connect the multimeter/oscilloscope between pin 2 of IC10 of filament card S15 and GND
 Select small focus. Varying trimmer P3, set the voltage on pin 2 of IC10 (read from the
multimeter/oscilloscope) as listed in TABLE 8
 Select large focus. Varying trimmer P2, set the voltage on pin 2 of IC10 (read from the
multimeter/oscilloscope) as listed in TABLE 8
TABLE 8 - VALUES TO BE SET FOR THE VOLTAGE ON PIN 2 OF IC10. LF = LARGE FOCUS; SF = SMALL FOCUS
VALUE TO
TUBE FOCUS REGULATION
BE SET
IMD XR03 SF 4.4 VDC P3 on S15
IMD XR03 LF 4.9 VDC P2 on S15
OTHER TUBES SF 4.0 VDC P3 on S15
OTHER TUBES LF 4.5 VDC P2 on S15
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4.10 PRE-CALIBRATION OF THE X-RAY TUBE
This procedure foresees a series of X-rays: apply all the X-ray protections foreseen by
the regulations in force.
! To prevent dispersion of radiation into the environment, it is advisable, where possible,

to close the blades of the collimator and possibly cover the X-ray output with a suitable
layer of lead.
Carry out all the exposures by immediately pressing the X-ray emission pushbutton
! completely, without stopping at the first click. Non-observance of this warning may
seriously jeopardise self-calibration.
 Enter set-up with password 4521.

 Connect an oscilloscope to the unit with the channels connected as indicated:
 Channel A: TP6(+) - TP11(-) of card S19 (mA) with 2V by division (50 mA/V);
 Channel B: TP3(+) - TP11(-) of card S19 (kV) with 1V by division (20 kV/V);
 Time base: 100 ms
 Scroll the menu (See. § 3.4) down to the “Tube self-calibration” parameter and confirm
selection by means of “Press to confirm”: the touch screen automatically displays the
screen to carry out the first exposure (the radiographic parameters are already preset by
the unit).
 Carry out the X-rays preset by the unit, (a total of 10 X-rays), immediately pressing the
X-ray control pushbutton completely: DO NOT stop at the first click (pre-radiography),
but immediately carry out the X-ray (second click). Pre-radiography which lasts too long
may seriously jeopardise self-calibration.
FIGURE 13 - X-RAY CONTROL PUSHBUTTON. 1 = FIRST CLICK (PREPARATION FOR X-RAY); 2 = SECOND CLICK
(CARRYING OUT X-RAY)
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Actual duration of the X-rays, (displayed on the oscilloscope, or for the first 2 seconds on
the touch screen), will vary from 30% to 120% in relation to the time set.
Should there be any problems (even simply a discharge) during the X-rays,
interrupt the set-up in progress by turning the unit off. Then turn it on
!
again, re-enter set-up and start the pre-calibration procedure again.
 Once the 10 set X-rays have been carried out, the system will have learnt the
characteristic of the tube and will store the parameters and will then automatically re-start
the unit.
 Carry out the exposures indicated in TABLE 9 and, for each of them, check:
 the effective kV: the margin in relation to the set kV is ±5%
 the effective mA: the margin is ±20%
 that the mAs vary a maximum of ±10% in relation to the value calculated (indicated in
the table)
TABLE 9 - EXPOSURES TO BE CARRIED OUT.
mAs
TECHNIQUE FOCUS kV mA ms
calculated
3P LF 47 400 100 40
3P LF 100 175 100 17,5
3P SF 50 150 100 15
3P SF 110 50 100 5
LF = LARGE FOCUS; SF = SMALL FOCUS; 3P = 3 POINTS
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4.11 MOUNTING THE COLLIMATOR

 Mount the collimator as indicated in Section 2 - § 2.1.7
 Check that the lighting up time of the collimator lamp is 30 seconds
 For the monobloc diagrams, please consult the technical data sheet of the monobloc,
enclosed at the end of this service manual
 Calibrate card S17 located on the monobloc using a kilovoltmeter and an oscilloscope:
 Position the kilovoltmeter in the centre of the X-ray field of the collimator, at a distance
of 1 metre from the ray centre and connect it to the oscilloscope.
 Position the second probe of the oscilloscope on TP6 and TP11of card S19, to display the
mA (50 mA/V).
 Set an X-ray of 100 kV and 16 mAs, carry it out and check the kilovoltmeter reading. If
the voltage measured is different from the 100 kV set, regulate potentiometers P2 and P4
of card S17 by the same amount, and carry out another X-ray (still at 100 kV, 16 mAs).
Continue to regulate the potentiometers until the kilovoltmeter measures exactly 100 kV.
4.12 REGULATION OF THE MAS

1. Connect an oscilloscope to the unit so that:
 Channel A displays the kV. Connect it between TP3(+) - TP11(-) of card S19/B (20
kV/V);
 Channel B displays the mA. Connect it between TP6(+) - TP11(-) of card S19/B (50
mA/V);
 For channel B set the measurements in “RMS inside the cursors” (CAUTION NOT RMS
ON CYCLE) and the trigger on “normal”;
 The time base is 40 ms.
2. Carry out some x-rays by means of the x-ray command pushbutton: 50 mAs, 50 kV, and
Large Focus.
3. Calculate the mAs using the wave forms captured by the oscilloscope;
4. If the value of the mAs calculated is not 50, regulate in set-up the value of the “Set-up gain
mAs” (password 7854) parameter so to increase or decrease the mAs value interpreted by
the unit.
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TABLE 10: MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM VALUES WITHIN WHICH THE “SET-UP GAIN MAS” CAN VARY
SET-UP GAIN MAS

Minimum Maximum
Default value
value value
250 1000 530
5. Repeat points 2, 3 and 4 until you obtain the desired 50 mAs.

6. Confirm the new value of the “Set-up gain mAs” parameter by pressing “Press to confirm”
7. Exit set-up.
4.13 CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT

Adjust the contrast by means of P1 on S71 so as not to have black or white dragging effects and
fix the position of the potentiometer with red enamel (enter and exit the patient data entering menu
to see the effect with a light or dark background).
4.14 CALIBRATION OF THE X-RAY TUBE

 If more than an hour has passed since the previous “Pre-calibration of the x-ray tube” (§
4.10) carry out some X-rays to heat the X-ray tube up
 Let the 100 kV with Small Focus be corresponding to the real 100 kV.
 Insert in set-up the real measured kV, setting 100 kV with Large Focus.
 Repeat self-calibration as described in § 4.10.
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4.15 CHECKING THE ALARMS

Check that the unit displays the following alarms on the touch screen:
 STARTER ERROR: turn the unit off, disconnect CP1on S20 and then turn the unit on
and carry out an X-ray preparation
 mA ERROR: turn the unit off, disconnect CP3 on S19 and then turn the unit on and carry
out an X-ray
 FILAMENT OFF: turn the unit off, disconnect CP2 on S15 and then turn the unit on
 NO X-RAYS: turn the unit off, disconnect CF2 on S19 and then turn the unit on and
carry out an X-ray
 THERMAL SAFETY: turn the unit off, disconnect X6 on S22 and then turn the unit on
 kV ERROR: if they have not already been done, carry out the first three steps described
in § 4.6.
 MAX TIME and FAULT IN FEEDER: turn P2 clockwise on S22 as far as the run end,
carry out an X-ray of 5 seconds at 40Kv, 25mA and check that the alarm comes on.
Actually, the unit will give the kV ERROR alarm and then FAULT IN FEEDER, because
these have greater priority, although the sparking off event is MAX TIME.
Put the unit back into the initial configuration, turning the trimmer anticlockwise as far as
the run end.
 X-RAY CONTROL ACTIVE: turn the unit off and turn it on again with the X-ray
preparation button pressed
 MAN STOP RX: carry out a long X-ray and release the X-ray control before the end of
the X-ray
 INVERTER ERROR: turn the unit off, disconnect CP2 on S19 and then turn the unit on
and carry out an X-ray
 POTTER ALARM: enable presence of the potter Bucky by setting signal 2 of the DIP-
switch of S22 to ON. Carry out an X-ray without having short-circuited pin 1 and 2 of
terminal box M1
 BATTERY FAULT turn the unit off and turn it on again without waiting the minute
needed for correct charging of the capacitor bank
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4.16 CHECKING EXPOSURES

 Enter set-up with password 7854 (for access methods See. 3.2 and 3.4)
 Cancel the patient data by pressing “Press to confirm” at the “Delete patients data” item
 Exit set-up
 Connect an oscilloscope to the unit so that:
 Channel A displays the kV: connect it between TP3(+) - TP11(-) of card S19 (20 kV/V)
 Channel B displays the mA: connect it between TP6(+) - TP11(-) of card S19 (50 mA/V);
for this channel set the measurement in “RMS inside the cursors” (CAUTION: NOT
RMS ON CYCLE) and the trigger on “normal”
 The time base is 40 ms
 Carry out a series of X-rays as listed in the table below and check that:
 the mA are correct, with a maximum ERROR of ±20%
 the maximum ERROR on the kV is ±5%
 the maximum ERROR on the mAs is ±10% (in the case of a technique with three points,
the reference mAs calculated are indicated in the table below)
TABLE 11 - EXPOSURES TO BE CARRIED OUT

mAs
Technique Focus KV mA ms
calculated
3P SF 40 220 130 28,6
3P SF 45 75 100 7,5
3P SF 45 150 100 15
3P SF 55 50 100 5
3P SF 60 125 100 12,5
3P SF 75 100 100 10
3P SF 100 75 100 7,5
3P SF 100 110 130 14,3
3P SF 125 50 100 5
2P SF 43 200mAs 200
3P LF 40 425 100 42,5
3P LF 40 425 130 55,3
3P LF 45 100 100 10
3P LF 45 300 100 30
3P LF 55 175 100 17,5
3P LF 69 100 100 10
3P LF 69 300 100 30
3P LF 70 100 100 10
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mAs
Technique Focus KV mA ms
calculated
3P LF 80 250 100 25
3P LF 100 100 100 10
3P LF 100 300 100 30
3P LF 100 320 130 41,6
3P LF 125 125 100 12,5
2P LF 43 200mAs 200
LF = LARGE FOCUS; SF = SMALL FOCUS; 3P = 3 POINTS; 2P=2 POINTS
 Should even one point be found to be out of tolerance during the X-rays, interrupt the
exposures and repeat calibration of the tube, as described in § 4.14. Then start § 4.16 again
from the beginning.
4.17 SET THE TYPE OF DATE

 Access set-up as indicated in § 3.2
 Scroll the configuration parameters as indicated in § 3.4, until you reach the “Type of date”
item
 Select the type of date desired:
 DDMMYYYY for the date with day, month, year format
 MMDDYYYY for the date with month, day, year format
 Exit the configuration menu as indicated in § 3.3.
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DRAWINGS
Drawings
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DRAWINGS
Index
Document n°
Exploded views
 Mechanical 11236
 Electrical 11236
Electrical diagrams
 Electronic group 100 10827
 S15/B board – filament power supply 9678
 S17/A board – X-ray tube head interface 7548
 S19/C board – inverter control 9686
 S20/A board - X-ray tube stator starter 9674
 S21/B board – X-ray tube stator rotation 10192
 S22 board – microprocessor 9706
 S25 board – capacitors bank control 9680
 S71 board – touch screen 10389
 S78 board – touch screen OEM 9199
 S81 board – inverter control 9331
Topographic diagrams
 S14 board – line filter 5040
 S15/B board – filament power supply 9677
 S17/A board – X-ray tube head interface 7547
 S19/C board – inverter control 9685
 S20/A board - X-ray tube stator starter 9669
 S21/B board – X-ray tube stator rotation 9670
 S22 board – microprocessor 9705
 S25 board – capacitors bank control 7613
 S71 board – touch screen 8959
 S78 board – touch screen OEM 9200
 S81 board – inverter control 9574
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MECHANICAL EXPLODED VIEW
3
1
N° DESCRIPTION CODE NOTE
2
MOBILE UNIT
1 Handle for tilting 01.02.052.010
2 Carter with flat band stock 01.02.062.005
3 Carter without flat band stock 01.02.062.006
4 4 Carter with flat band arm 01.02.062.009
5 Carter without flat band arm 01.02.062.010
12
6 Carter prot. inf. articulated Arm 01.02.062.007
7 Carter back 01.02.062.003
8 Carter basement 01.02.062.004
9 Carter front 01.02.062.002
11 Pedal for tilting 01.02.010.052
12 Carter control panel 01.02.062.008
11
5
6
7
8
9
Drawing N° 009615
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X-RAY TUBE HEAD SUPPORT GROUP
13 X-ray tube head 100KHz Depends on the customer
14 S17/A X-ray tube head board 01.17.008.025
13
14 15 Sup. carter with flat band 01.02.062.011
16 Inf. carter without flat band 01.02.062.012
17 Goniometer 01.02.062.018
18 Brake disk Ø 62.5 01.02.001.108
19 Small X-ray tube head handle 01.02.052.009
20 Distance ring for rotating group 01.02.025.065
21 Rotating adaptor Ralco mm. 18 49.18.002.001
22 Lamp for centering 12V 100W 49.05.012.001
23 Collimator R105 12V 49.18.006.001
16
18
17
19
20
Drawing N° 01.02.008.012 - 003507 22 21
Drawing N° 009611
23
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CASSETTE HOLDER BASKET
24 Cassette holder pushlock system 49.07.038.001
48 Carter cassette holder basket 01.02.062.013
KEYBOARD GROUP
25 Control Panel 01.02.043.033
26 Touch screen 49.06.034.002
49 S71 board 01.17.071.001
24
25
Drawing N° 009613
26
49
Drawing N° 009612
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MECHANICS/ELECTRONIC GROUP 01.02.043.002
27 Double-click pushbutton 01.02.010.229
28 Holdfast with thread 01.02.001.170
29 Holdfast with through hole 01.02.001.169
28
29
Drawing N° 009614
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BASEMENT/CASING/COLUMN
30 Rubber buffer 01.02.001.111
31 Column move lock pull knob 49.07.018.005
CASING GROUP
32 Miniplast foot MP 68-10 49.13.018.001
33 Pull spring T31620 49.07.021.007
34 Radial bearing D.8x22x7 608-2Z 49.07.019.005
35 Steel brakes rope with pawl 49.07.033.001
36 Needle cage 55x78x3 AXK-5578 49.07.019.006
34
31 35
33
32
36
Drawing N° 009610
Drawing N° 007669
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38
Drawing N° 000469
Drawing N° 000241
Drawing N° 01.02.010.028 - 000241
ARM GROUP
37 Lock for arm-transport mode 01.02.010.123
38 Plate brake Ø 55 01.02.001.106
COLUMN GROUP
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39
45
Drawing N° 000640 46
43
Drawing N° 000765 41 44
47
SLIDING BLOCK GROUP
39 Pin with sliding block 01.02.010.204
40 Brake pin spring D12400 49.07.021.004
WHEEL GROUP
BASEMENT/WHEEL GROUP
41 Pivoting wheel 80x30 64-4551 49.07.016.023
42 Rubber protection 01.02.025.111
COMPLETE ANTI-OVERTURN ASSEMBLY
43 Spring head-attachment 49.13.019.002
Drawing N° 000742
44 Compression spring D12550 49.07.021.008
45 Block spring K0-B1-K-3-030 49.13.019.001
42
46 1 mt. cable 49.13.019.003
47 Pivoting wheel 2470 UOK 050 S70 49.07.016.007
Drawing N° 009609
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ELECTRICAL EXPLODED VIEW
S14
S22
TH1
F6
BR1
R1
Drawing N° 007823
S15/B R2
LF1
Fan
Fvent
F12V
L1
N° DESCRIPTION CODE NOTE S19/C
ELECTRONICS GROUP 01.02.047.055
BR1 Graetz bridge Semikron SKB 30/16A1 49.06.018.015 F24V
C1/Starter 30 F 450 Vdc Power capacitor 49.06.012.035
FAN Fan 80x80x25 230Vac 50Hz 49.06.023.008 S25 F135V
F1- Fvent Fuse 5x20 200mA 250V 49.06.022.025
F2-F3 Fuse 10x38 16A 500V GL 49.06.022.003 F230V
F6 Fuse Brush 63FE (63A 660V) 49.06.022.001
F12V Fuse 5x20 10A 250V 49.06.022.022 F3
F24V-F230V Fuse 5x20 2A 250V 46.06.022.013
F135V Fuse 5x20 1A 250V 49.06.022.011 F2
K1B-K2-K0 BC6-30-01 24Vdc 4kW Contactor 49.06.015.017
K2/A CA6-11M Auxiliary contactor 49.06.015.021 F1
L1 2,5 mm2 Filter inductor 01.02.010.195
LF1 EPCOS B84112-B-B120 Filter 49.06.030.006 SW1
R1-R2 ATE RB 106 25E Resister 49.06.011.080 S20/A
S14 S14 Filter board 01.17.005.005 TR1
S15/B S15/B Filament board 01.17.001.029 S21/B
S19/C S19/C Inverter board 01.17.008.040 K1B
S20/A S20/A Starter board 01.17.006.003 TR3
S21/B S21/B Rotation board 01.17.003.006 K2/A
S22 S22 Micro board 01.17.010.004 K2
S25 S25 Capacitors bank loading board 01.17.005.009
SW1 Int. Aut. Multi 9 C60N C16A 2P 49.05.008.002 C1/Starter
K0 TR2
TH1 Powerblock TT61 N 12 KOF 49.06.021.013
TR1 TM 15/24 Module transformer 01.05.001.017
TR2 300VA Tor. transformer 01.05.001.026 Drawing N° 01.02.047.012 - 007824
TR3 230-250/330 600VA Tor. transformer 01.05.001.016
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Q2 C26
L2
C29
C27 F7
Q1
TR4
S81 TA1
Drawing N° 01.02.047.015 - 007830 Drawing N° 01.02.025.018 - 003302
C26-C27 1500 F 400Vdc Elect. capacitor 49.06.012.079
C29 (80A) 2 F 1700 Vdc mkV capacitor 49.06.012.078
F7 Fuse Brush 100 FE (100A 660V) 49.06.022.010
L2 5,1 µH 45112 Tor. inductor 01.05.003.006
Q1-Q2 Tr. IGBT Siemens BSM 300GB 120 DLC 49.06.017.025
S81 S81 Driver board 01.17.081.001
TR4 100kHz Driver tor. transformer 01.05.001.018
TA1 ENCO 10701 1/500 Amper transformer 01.05.004.002
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R4A
R5
R4
C1 C11
R5A
Drawing N° 01.02.047.016 - 007831 Drawing N° 01.02.047.017 - 007832
C1÷C20B V 16000 F 350Vdc Itelcond Elect. capacitor 49.06.012.076
R4-R4A-R5-R5A IRE RCC 47  Resister 49.06.011.088
Drawing N° 01.02.025.027 - 003259
Section 4
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
S25-CP4-4
S25-CP5-3 PG02-5B
S25-CP4-5
PG02-5B
K1B
22 21 S25-CP5-1
R1 G1 K1
TR3
K0 F2 25E 100W M1-1 K1B K2
230Vac L L'
1 2 2 1 230V 330V 6 5 1 2
A L1 K2 TH1 A
3 4 BR1 ~ TT61N12
16A R3
LINE ZM1 SK30/16A1 F6 F7
LINE K1B 470E - + 3 1 +350V
S20K275 LF1
0Vac 3 4 N EMI FILTER 115V 250V 4 3 K2 5W Filter
MAINS LOAD R2 21 22 cod. 01.02.010.207 SCR1
63A + C1 + C10A + C10B 100A
230Vac SW1 25E 100W K2AUX C21 ~
21 22 SCR2 16000uF 16000uF 16000uF
16A 0.1uF G2 S25-CP4-1
K1B 330 Vdc 330 Vdc 330 Vdc
K0 F3 M1-2 1200V
N' 6 5 0V 0V 2 1 PG02-5B
S25-CP2-1
K2 S25-CP4-2
16A
+350V
GND
PG02-5A
2
PG03-1B
CAPACITORS BANK CHARGE S22-X9-7 S25-CP2-3
CAPACITORS BANK CHANGE S22-X9-6 0V
R4 R4A R5 R5A
A1 A1 47E 47E 47E 47E + C11 + C20A + C20B
PG02-4C 165W 165W 165W 165W 16000uF 16000uF 16000uF
K1B K2 5% 5% 5% 5% 330 Vdc 330 Vdc 330 Vdc
230Vac 0Vac A2 LP1K A2 LP1K
0901 09008 0V
GND S22-X9-5
M1-5 M1-3 CAPACITOR
BANK
AUTOTRANSFORMER
(OPTIONAL)
24V M2
cod. 01.02.040.003 S14-CP1 S14-CP1 S14-CP2 S14-CP2
M-F230V TR2 M-F135V
3 1 1 3 S15/B-CP1-1
SW2-1 SW2-3 M1-1
230V 135V 135Vac FILTER 135Vac 0V M1
R108
2A-T 1A-T
0V M2-1 7 (S14 BOARD) PG02-3B COLLIMATOR
0Vac 5 S15/B-CP1-3
M-F24V S22-X6-7 M3
M-F115V 24V 0Vac
115Vac 0Vac 115V M-F24V = Fuse 4A-T
115Vac 2A-T (or 4A-T) PG02-5C
B
Power
FILTER 3.15A-T 0V M2-2 S22-X6-8 M4 B
S22-X3-1
MAINS
Supply (S14 BOARD) M2-4 +10V 12V
M-F12V
PG02-5D
Optional S22-X3-2
5 0V 7V 10A-T
M2-5 -10V 0V
M1
Th_In 12Vac 12Vac 12Vac 3
TR2-Th
GP1 M2-6
7 M-F7V
Th_Out
7Vac 7Vac R105
10A-T * ONLY FOR CONTROL COLLIMATOR
TABLE UNIT
SHIELD
M-F24V = Fuse 2A-T
BOX for ELECTRONIC
M2-3 0V 0Vac 0Vac 0Vac 5
MONOBLOCK CM1 A/B
PG03-4C
S21/B-TB1-2
GROUND SCREW X-RAY POWER CIRCUIT
PG03-3C PG02-3A S22-X6-7
S21/B-TB1-1 2
M4
S22-X1-10 M3 M5
PG02-4D CIRCULAR TIMER
(INSIDE OF UNIT) CONNECTOR PG02-5C COMMAND
7 PINS
S25-CP1-3 ONLY FOR 6
PG02-4B CONNECTOR
COMPACT
(female frontal view) 7Vac 0Vac 0Vac 12Vac S22-X6-8
TR4-SHIELD F4 2A-T K3
PG02-8D 12 8 10 1 1 Enable Potter Bucky
COVERS CP1-2 CP1-1
2
Power Supply
S64
ONLY FOR CONTROL
8 2 6 Power Supply S65 CF1-1
+15Vdc DOSE METER
TABLE UNIT
F5 2A-T CF1-2
0Vdc VACUDAP Compact
6 3 7 CF1
C
Enable Potter Bucky (Optional with S62) C
4 9Vdc
3
N.C. N.C.
N.C.
7
N.C.
POTTER 9Vdc
+15Vdc
S25-CP1-5 9
M6 BUCKY 0Vdc DOSE METER
N.C. N.C. CONNECTOR
PG02-4AB ONLY FOR OPTIONAL PRINTER VACUDAP 2000
S25-CP1-1 COMPACT DPU 414 RS-232 RS-232 (Optional with S62)
4 1 SHIELD 5 SHIELD
(Optional) RS-232 (from S71/S78-J3)
S81-CP6-3 PG02-6D
POTTER OK 1 2 3
PG02-6C S22-X6-2
S81-CP6-1 POTTER OK DOSE METER
S22-X1-2
+24VA 2 3 4 VACUDAP 2004 (to S71/S78-J6)
PG02-6D
K0 S22-X8-1 (Optional with S71/S78)
LP1K +A1
+24V POTTER
PG02-4D S22-X6-4
-A2
S22-X8-2 DOSE METER
CM4
13
K3 VACUDAP OEM
M-F1 TR1 TC1
4 230V 24V 5
S22-X2-1 14
HJ2-L-T-DC24V (Optional with S71/S78)
200mA-T TC1 IS
12V 7 ONLY WITH START POTTER
01.02.040.003 PG02-5D
230Vac S22-X6-5
(to S71/S78-J6)
1 0V 0V 8
S22-X2-2
CM3 Interface Cable PG02-6D
RS-232 (to S71/S78-J2)
D
F Vent (Adapter) PG02-6D D
230Vac 200mA-T FAN IMPORTANT:
With "Collimator R108" TR2_M-F24V = Fuse 4A-T
PG1/3
References I-15 I-30
Power Supply - Bixolon Printer With "Collimator R105" TR2_M-F24V = Fuse 2A-T Drawn: Date: Checked: Date: Approved: Date: Questo disegno non puo' essere prodotto
230Vac PG02-6D OPTIONAL V. Perico 30/09/09 R. Dolci 03/10/11 R. Trapletti 03/10/11 o reso noto a terzi senza l'autorizzazione
scritta del costruttore
Power Supply - Bixolon Printer Reproduction or Presentation to third
The callbacks refer the same document persons Prohibited without manufacturer
Power Connections written Authorization
Errata "C1" value. pag.2 - 3/A 03/10/11 V.Perico 10465
From 40uF to 30uF. El. 100 kHz - 30 kW Code 01.02.047.018
Modification Description Coordinates Date Signature Replaced N° Replaced by N° Draw 10827
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
PREP STARTER
0VA
CF1 CF1
CP1 12Vac TB3
1 1
PREP STARTER 1 1 N.U. N.U.
2 12Vac 2
0VA 2 2
Common CM1-15A
5 GND_12Vac 5
N.U 3
3
6 GND_12Vac 6 Principal CM1-7A
+24VA 4 PG03-4B
9 STARTER ON 9 4
STARTER OK 5 Shifted CM1-8A
10 STARTER ON 10
N.U 6
13 I PRINC 13 TB2
1
14 GND 14
17 I SHIFT 17 C1
30uF
A 18 GND 18 A
2 450V Pol.
S20/A
BOARD RL1
T9A-P1D52-24
TB1 1
1 230Vac 2 F2-IN
3 +230Vac
4 PG01-4C
S21/B 2 0Vac 0Vac
F3-IN
PG01-4C
BOARD
STARTER
CP2
+15VA 1 CP1 CP2
F2-IN +230Vac 1 1 +350V
GND-15VA 2 PG01-4C
2 2 N.U.
-15VA 3 PG01-8A
CP6 GP1 GP1 3 3 0V
PG01-2C
2 CM1-3B 4
CP4
CP4
+24VA 1 3
CM1-2B PG01-4C
F2-IN 0Vac 5 CAPACITORS BANK 1 SCR2-G2
PG03-4B
GND-24VA 2
CP3 CONTROL 2 SCR2-K2
1 CM1-1B
N.U. 3 +15VA 1
FILAMENT 3 N.U.
PG01-6A
N.U. 4 GND 2
4 SCR1-G1
SEL FIL 5 -15VA 3
5 SCR1-K1
FIL OK 6 CP1 V CAPACITORS 4
N.U. 7 1 135Vac S14-CP2-3 CP5
CP2
1 K1B-21 CF2
1
RX 1 mA+ CM1-4B
2 N.U. 2 PG03-8B
CP5 PG01-6B PG01-4A
GND-24VA 2 2
SET FIL.+ 1 3 K1B-22 GND CM1-5B
PG03-8B
3 0Vac S14-CP2-5 SET kV 3
SEL. FIL.- 2 S25 3
kV- CM1-6B
B GND 3
S15/B BOARD +24VA 4 PG03-8B B
4
BOARD mA FUOROSCOPY 5 GND CM1-7B
PG03-8B
kV FAULT 6 5
kV+ CM1-8B
PG03-8A
7
6
GND CM1-7B
PRE RX 8 PG03-8B
9 INVERTER CONTROL
kV>85% 10
-15VA 11
S20 BOARD S15 BOARD -15VA 12
S25 BOARD PG01-5B S19 BOARD
N.U.
N.U. GND-15VA 13
GND-15VA 14
mA FUOROSCOPY
+15VA 15
PREP STARTER
S19/C
V CAPACITORS
+15VA 16
STARTER OK
kV FAULT
GND-24VA
GND-15VA
GND-15VA
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
BOARD
INPUT1
INPUT2
INPUT3
INPUT4
INPUT5
INPUT6
INPUT7
INPUT8
kV>85%
SET FIL.+
SET kV
PRE RX
+24VA
+15VA
+15VA
SEL FIL.
K1B/+A1
CF1
-15VA
-15VA
-15VA
+24VA
+15VA
+15VA
K2/+A1
FIL OK
+15V
GND
-15VA
+24VA
K2/-A2
GND
RX
WD
0VA
0VA
N.U.
ENABLE
ENABLE
TA1
TA1
TA1
TA1
GND
GND
GND
GND
+15VCom
+15VCom
COM 2
COM 1
COM 2
COM 1
X10 X5 X7 CN4 X9 CN5
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
X6
1 CM1-11B
PG03-4C
2 M1-1 POTTER BUCKY
PG01-4C
3 CM1-10B
PG03-4C
4 M1-2 POTTER BUCKY
PG01-4C
5 K3-14
PG01-4C
6 N.U.
7 M1-2 COLLIMATOR
uP CONTORL PG01-8C
M1-2 COLLIMATOR
+15VCom
+15VCom
ENABLE
ENABLE
PG01-8B
COM 2
COM 2
COM 1
COM 1
TA1
TA1
TA1
TA1
GND
GND
GND
GND
C 8 M1-6 COLLIMATOR C
PG01-8C
M1-6 COLLIMATOR
PG01-8B
CF1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
CP6
CP7
F2-IN 230Vac 1 1 0Vac
2 2
PG01-4C
F3-IN 0Vac 3 3 230Vac
S22
TR4
BOARD CP5 1
CP1 36V 230V
AMP AMP S22 MICRO 68332 TA1 1
2 18V
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 2
PG03-3A 3
CN3 CN6 CN3 X1 X8 X4 X2 X3 TA1 3 0V
K0/A1
K0/A2
SHIELD FLAT CABLE KEYBOARD
GP1
+24VA
+24VA
+24VA
+24VA
+15VA
+24VA
24Vac
0Vac
24Vac
0Vac
GND
GND
RAD
PREP
CP4
-15VA
36V
N.U. / +24VA
N.U. / 0VA
N.U.
A1
A0
A3
A2
A5
A4
A7
A6
GND
GND
GND
+5V
+5V
TON +24V
TOFF 0V
TON
B6
B7
B5
B4
B2
B3
B0
B1
TOFF
1
TD
RD
Q1-B1 (4) B1 INVERTER CONTROL 2 18V
PG03-1B
Q1-E1 (5) E1 3
TR2-0V24
TR2-24V
0V
TR1-5
TR1-8
Q4-B4(6) B4 CP2 36V
1
PG03-3B
Q4-E4(7) E4
2 18V
S28 or S62
S28 BOARD PG01-2C HAND 3
BOARD N.U. Q2-B2(6) B2
PG01-4D SWITCH PG01-4D PG01-5B 0V
OR/AND PG03-1B
Q2-E2(7) E2
FOOT CP3 36V
1
SWITCH
SHIELD FLAT CABLE KEYBOARD
Q3-B3(4) B3 2 18V
PG03-3B
PRINTER BIXOLON Q3-E3(5) E3 3
POWER SUPPLY S81 0V 0V
(Optional with
(included with SHIELD
DOSE METER 24Vdc 24Vdc
PRINTER BIXOLON) BOARD
VACUDAP OEM) GP1
PG01-2C
230Vac
1 2 3 J15
INVERTER
TON +24V
TON +24V
TON +24V
CM3
TOFF 0V
TOFF 0V
TOFF 0V
+24VA
+24VA
N.U.
N.U.
GND
GND
TOFF
TOFF
TOFF
D D
0VA
0VA
+24VA
GND
GND
+5V
+5V
TON
TON
TON
RAD
TD
TD
PREP
RD
RD
N.U.
N.U.
A1
A0
A3
A2
A5
A4
A7
A6
B6
B7
B5
B4
B2
B3
B0
B1
230Vac
PG01-3D
CF1 CF2 J2 J3 J15 J13
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 26 24 29 22
25 23 21 28 27 30
S71/S78
SERIAL KEYBOARD BOARD PG2/3
KEYBOARD SERIAL KEYBOARD HAND SWITCH
(OPTIONAL) OR/AND
RS-232
PREP RAD FOOT SWITCH PG01-8C Approved:
S28 S62 (only for control
Drawn:
V. Perico
Date:
30/09/09
Checked:
R. Dolci
Date:
03/10/11
Date:
03/10/11
Questo disegno non puo' essere prodotto
R. Trapletti o reso noto a terzi senza l'autorizzazione
BOARD BOARD table unit) (to S71/S78-J2)
PG01-8D
1 2 3 4 (to S71/S78-J6) Reproduction or Presentation to third
J6 J2 2 3 5 J14 1 3 4 J3 persons Prohibited without manufacturer
PG01-8D The callbacks refer the same document
RS422-A
0Vdc
+15Vdc
RS422-B
written Authorization
Control Connections
Gnd
Gnd
Tx
Tx
Rx
Rx
RS-232 (to DPU-414 VacuDAP2004) Errata "C1" value. pag.2 - 3/A 03/10/11 V.Perico 10465
From 40uF to 30uF. El. 100 kHz - 30 kW Code 01.02.047.018
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A kV+ kV+ A
P1
20K
D1
PREMERE IL PULSANTE S25-SW1 PER
SCARICARE I CONDENSATORI PRIMA DI R1 C1 CP1
T1
RIMUOVERE LA PROTEZIONE. S81-CP5-1 200M 6.8uF P2 FEEDBACK kV+ 10 S19/C-CP2-5
1% 63V 20K
PUSH BUTTON S25-SW1 TO DISCHARGE kV+
PG02-6C
CAPACITORS BEFORE REMOVING S81-CP5-3 D2 C1
Dz1
PROTECTION. 0.003uF
R1 12V
+350V
PG01-8A * ONLY FOR CONTROL 10K 1W
TABLE UNIT mA- mA- GND 9 S19/C-CP2-4
3 3 C2
BSM300GB BSM300GB 0.003uF GND
B1 (4) Q1A C22 B3 (4) Q2A C24
CM1 * S19/C-CP2-6
PG02-6D 2.2nF PG02-6D 2.2nF
E1 (5) E3 (5) S21/B-TB3-3 7A P P P
R6 2000V R8 2000V
GND 7 S19/C-CP2-2
S21/B-TB3-2 15A C C C
10E 25W 10E PG02-3A
C26 C27 1 X-RAY TUBE GND
1500uF 1500uF
Q1 1 Q2 25W
S21/B-TB3-4 8A S S S
400Vdc 400Vdc R7 R9 C25 ZC1
C23 PG02-8B
S20K30
S15/C-CP6-3 2B CP1-2 T2
10E 2.2nF 10E
2.2nF
25W 2000V TA1 25W
2000V
B2 (6) Q1B B4 (6) Q2B
L2
PG02-6D PG02-6D S15/C-CP6-2 3B CP1-3
E2 (7) 5uH E4 (7) PG02-3B
2 2
0V
PG01-8B
B mA+ mA+ mA+ 6 S19/C-CP2-1 B
S15/C-CP6-1 1B CP1-1
C29
mA+
2uF T3
1700Vdc 9B D3 C3
0.003uF
C28 R10
1A Y Y Y T1 R2
10nF 10E R3 Dz2
2A 200M
3000V 6W 10K 12V
1%
01.02.025.049 C4 1W
Filtro 0.003uF P4 8 S19/C-CP2-3
Antidisturbo C3
Inverter 100
20K
9A X X X 6.8uF FEEDBACK kV- kV-
10A 63V
D4
GROUND P3
13A SCREW 20K
kV- kV-
MONOBLOCK S17/A
S22-X6-3 10B CP1-4
PG02-5C
THERMIC
SAFETY
GP1 S22-X6-1 11B CP1-5
PG01-2C PG02-5C
GROUND SCREW S17/A
X-RAY POWER CIRCUIT X-RAY TUBE ASSEMBLY
C C
GP1 A
PG01-2C
B
D D
PG3/3
Drawn: Date: Checked: Date: Approved: Date: Questo disegno non puo' essere prodotto
V. Perico 30/09/09 R. Dolci 03/10/11 R. Trapletti 03/10/11 o reso noto a terzi senza l'autorizzazione
Reproduction or Presentation to third
The callbacks refer the same document X-Ray persons Prohibited without Manufacturer
Errata "C1" value. pag.2 - 3/A 03/10/11 V.Perico 10465 Power Circuit Code 01.02.047.018
From 40uF to 30uF.
El. 100 kHz - 30 kW
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
CP1
135Vac L
Br1 +15VA +15VA +15VA +15VA +15VA
50/60 Hz C11 C12 R13
KBL410 C53 C54
~ 1,5KpF 1,5KpF +15VB
K1 D1 R4 R8 C51 C52
2 - + 250V Pol. 250V Pol. 100E
0,1uF 0,1uF IC8B
IC6A 1/2 W 5%
A UF4006 100E 2W 5% D2 1E 0,1uF 0,1uF 4049 1 5 A
~ + C7 4013
R1 UF4006 2W 1% 14 1 5 4
1000uF L1 IC5 Tp4 OC1
0Vac N 47K5 + R9 14 2
100V C15 LM555 3 3 2 CNY17-3
3 4 22K1 8 4
Q 1
Q1 470uF 1 Q3 K2
R38 VDD IC8A R40 2 6 4
TA1 IRF730 100V IC7A 7 6 IRF730
+ C8 C10 D3 R6 33K2 VCC R 7 8 4049
R2 R5 50:1 4011 470E
1000uF 1uF 33E R7 7 DIS IC8C
47K5 D4 C14 1/2W 5% R11 R12 CP6
100V 250V Pol. UF4006 56E 2W 5% 1 2 2W 5% 10K 4049
HER 1uF R39 3 3 5 330K 1K 4-7 FG 1
3W 5% Q CLK D
307 C13 250V R10 1K 1/4 W 5% 1/2 W 5%
C16 + 3-6
+ C9 1,5KpF Pol. 22K1
R3 470uF 2 TR
1000uF
47K5
630V
100V Q 2 5-8 FP 3
100V Pol 6 THR CV 5 R VSS S R17
L2 +15VA +15VC 0VB
GND 4 7 6
C28 C29 100E
1 IC8E C 2
47KpF 10KpF 1/2 W 5%
4049 1 5
11 12 Tp5 OC2
13 CNY17-3
11 14 15
12 Q4
IC8F R41 2 6 4
IC7D 9 10 IRF730
4049
4011 470E
IC8D
C22 1/2W 5% R15 R16
CP2 R26 4049
0,1uF 330K 1K
1 +15VA
+15VA D5 1/4 W 5% 1/2 W 5%
10E
+ UF4006
C3 C4 1/2W 5%
Tp1 C46 15
0,1uF 47uF R27 0VC
0,1uF 13
2 50V VC VIN SEN+ 4
10 100E
C21 SYNC C23 R28 R39
+ C6 1 ILIM
C5 0VA 10uF 100nF 15E TR1 D14
+
47uF 2 10E 1/2W 5% R63

0,1uF C19 RFOUT 100V Pol. 1W 5%
3 50V 50V +15VB
-15VA 0,1uF SEN- 3 C26
10E
D1N4148 C39
R24 1/2W 5%
IC2 D6 D8 R30 47KpF 1uF
R21 15K UC3846 BOUT 14 IC9 8 4
B UF4006 22E Dz1 R59 0VB B
UF4006 LM555 VCC R
CP4 9K01 C20 1/2W 5% 15V 10K D15
1 47KpF D7 1W 7 +15VC
7 CMP DIS
+24VA +15VA AOUT 11 Q2 C34 +
+ C58 UF4006 D1N4148 C40
C1 C2 R23 R31 2N2905 Dz2 47uF R60 C55
D13 1uF
0,1uF 47uF Tp2 330E 15V 50V 10K 1uF
R19 D1N4148
2 50V 8 0,1uF 22K1 1/2W 5% 1W 0VC
1K 2 TR
2 R22 D12
0V24A - 1 6 D1N4148 R61 R62
3 ERA- 6 THR
+ IC1 33K2 R34 Q 3 150E
+24V +15VA
R20 4 OP200 ERA+ 5 Tp3 GND CV 221E Q5 5
4
8
10
1K 10K VN10 6 9
RT 9 1V=100mA 1 5 C37 C38 IC7B IC7C
1 7 C25 D9 C35 C36 2,2KpF 0,15uF 4011 4011
SHTDN GND CT 8 R32 R33
OC3 C59 10KpF D1N4148 1KpF 10KpF 160V Pol 100V Pol
16 12 C24 6K81 10K
TLP504 0,1uF -15VA 11
D10 -15VA 3,3KpF CLK
SHOT 2 8 IC6A
R35 D1N4148 R36 +15VA +24V
N.U. 3 DOWN 4013
R74 Ld2 6
- 7
1K5 4K75 5
C27 R37 4 6
+ IC1-2 R R
1K21
1KpF 4K75 GREEN OP200 10 8
OC4-2
R69 R73
TLP504
22K1
R71 3 5
2M2 Q8 CP4
10K
5 R75 BC107 FIL OK 6
D11 + 7
6 -
D1N4007 IC10B 10K
R72
R70 + C43 LM358 R76
10K C60
2K49 10uF 3K32
0,47uF
50V
63V Pol
N.U. 4 RESET
R83
+24VA
C 2M2 C
R65 +15VA +15VA
R64 Dz3 10K C56 +15VA +24VA
5 FP Q6 C57
R77 R78 0,1uF
BC177 0,1uF 63V Pol
2K21 R66 15K 15K
12V R81 63V IC11C 1
N.U. 7 0,4W C33 10K 8 Pol 4093 14 K1
C41 1 K3 1 1K5 Ld1 R53 P2 1 D19
D16 K2 2-9 3 3 9 NF2
3,3KpF TQ2 YELLOW 5K + 1 2 10 +15VA
NF2 -15VA 3K32 3-8 2 IC11A 8 24V 2 1N4007
GND 63V Pol 1N4007 -
10 24V 2 24V 10KpF MAX I FG P3 4-7 R82
IC10A
4093
5K 4 LM358 7
R52 10K 1 7
R55 R58 MAX I FP + C44
R84 +15VA OC4-1 D20
15K 56K2 10uF C61
CP5 K3 10K TLP504 D1N4148
R54 10K JP1 R79 R80 50V 0,47uF R90
1 SET I FIL (+) 6 R56 R57 +15VA 2 8
7 a b P1 3K32 3K32 63V Pol
5
- C49 R87
10K c 5K D18 4K7
+ IC4-2 56K2 22K1 100K 12 R88 Ld3
MANUAL IC4 R86 D1N4148 11
R91 OP200 SET I FIL +24V 13 RED
2 SET I FIL (-) OP200 8 0,1uF
IC11D 10K Q9 Q10
2 SAFETY
10K 1 4 6 1K C45 4093 BC107 BC107
- MAX I FIL
3 GND R92 3 1uF
+ OC3-2
10K 4 63V Pol
TLP504
R51 C50
R85 3 5
10K
0,1uF 1K5
-15VA
THE UNSPECIFIED RESISTORS ARE 1%
THE UNSPECIFIED CAPACITORS ARE 63V POLYESTER S15/B
D D
PG1/1
References
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persons Prohibited without Manufacturer
written Authorization.
S15/B
Filament Supply Code 01.17.001.029
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5
+15V2
FREQUENCY SET R128
3K32 +15VA +15VA
P2 2K R126 RA
1K21 D44
CA 680E
D1N4148 RB R135
4 8 Tp7 4K75 2k2
IC17 0.1uF DZA DB R133
R VCC Q2 Tp8
TLC555 RD C50 5.1V
DIS 7 2N2907 1K5 0.1uF 0,5W
DC D1N4148 2K21 COMPWM
3 Q R127 R130 D1N4148
R131 IC18 QA
332E 2K21 D1N4148
C47 TR 2 3K32 AD790 1 8 5 BC547B
0.1uF THR 6 3 -
7 RC DD
CV GND 2 + 1K
R129 C51
A 5 1 C49 D45 R132 64 A
C48 12K1 0.1uF
2,2nF D1N4148 1K5
10nF
-15VA
R134
COMPWM
+15V2
1K5 CF1
D48
11/12 +15V2 Com.1
D1N4148
Tp9
+15V2 C66 R139
0.1uF 1K5
R136
1 2 3 4 Ld6
1 R138
IC14A 6K81 IC14B YELLOW
2K21
40106 40106 +15V2 C65 14 15 Com.1 13/14 Com.2
C53 R137
D46 0.1uF
+15V 100pF 4K75 IC20F
D1N4148 8 4050 +15V2
14 14
D47 1 Tp10
9 D VDD R141
D1N4148 Q 13 8 9 11 12
1K5
2 IC15A IC20E
C52 7 4023 4050 Ld7
11 CLK Q 12 R140
47nF YELLOW
VSS R S 2K21
9 10 Com.2 15/16 Com.1
C54 IC19B D49
7 10 8
0.1uF 4013 D1N4148 IC20D
STOP 11 4050
13 10 7 6
12 IC15C IC20C
D50 DE
4023 4050
D1N4148 D1N4148
AB
B +15V2 B
5 4 9/10 ENABLE
Ld8
IC20B
YELLOW R144
4050
PRE-RX R143 10K
5 6 3 2 3/4 GND
+15V2
1K5 IC14C IC20A
CP1 R142 40106 4050
INVERTER PRE-RX 5 4 9 8 7/8 GND
6 +15V2
1K5 1/2W IC14D OC1
3 C55
40106 TPL 504
+24VA 7 0.1uF R146 R25
+24VA COM RX 1 1/2 TA1
5 1K21
+ C56 OC1 7
4 +15V2 1K5 1/2W
100uF TPL 504 +24VA 6 4XMUR1100
GND (+24VA) 8 50V 2
3 STOP D13 D14
8
5 OC2 COMRX IPRIM
INV.FAULT 6
TPL 504 R26 R27
STOP R63 R62 D16 D15
R145 1K5 10K D7 18E 18E
+15V2 1 Ld1
+15V2 100K D1N4148 2W 2W
YELLOW
+ C57 R147
C58 COM-RX C8
Tp11 100uF 1K5
GND 2 0.1uF 5/6 TA1
50V 0.1uF
Ld9 V SET IC7A
GREEN 4066 13
+15V R47
SET KV 1 2
-15V2 3 A
-15V2
(1V=20kV) 10E C16 IC7C
TERMINAL-BOARD R148 14 7
C59 C60 0.1uF 4066 5
1K5
+ 100uF 0.1uF +15V2
50V Ld10 3 4
GREEN C9 5 D
C
-15V 0.1uF Q 1 C
INVERTER COM RX 9 3 CLK
C30
R72 Q 2 IC7D
10nF R S 4066 6
100E 4 6 IC19A
R73 4013 9 8
SET kV 10
Tp5 100K
C kV OUT
mA(1V=5mA) 11 J3 9
B 8 - IC7B
10
A IC5C
+
4066 12
R71 R70
LM324
R76 10K 10K 11 10
mA(1V=50mA) 12
10K
RE
JPE R69 +15V2
1K RF C31 +15V2
JPF
1K 0.1uF
kV 85% 4 20K D17 R66
Tp6 R74
4 R67 D1N4148 1K78
10K 2 A B
6 1 - mA
7 - 3 8K2 C29 C28 C27 C26
CF2 CE CF 5 IC5A
+
kV 85% 10 IC5B + D18 220nF 1uF 10uF 10uF R65
100nF 100nF R75 LM324 C D
LM324 11 D1N4148 63V 10E
10K B R68 J1
mA(1V=50mA) 7 A
C32 C 10K
-15V2
mA(1V=5mA) 5 D
OC2
R19 0.1uF
TPL 504
SET kV 3 1K21
1 -15V2
+24VA 7 +15V2
INVERTER COM RX 1
2 Q1
R18
D INVERTER PRE-RX 8 R14 R15 D
FLAT-CABLE 8 BC547B 15K
1 - 2 V SET S19/C
+24VA 4 3 100K 15K
IC2A +
GND (+24VA) 2
R20 D6 LF412
C7
PG1/2
100K D1N4148 D5
10nF
D1N4148 References
INV.FAULT 6 R16 R13
100K Drawn: Date: Checked: Date: Approved: Date: Questo disegno non puo' essere
V. Perico 14-05-09 Ing. R. Dolci 14-05-09 R. Trapletti 14-05-09 prodotto o reso noto a terzi senza
+15V2 15/16 2M21 l'autorizzazione scritta del costruttore
R17 KVT Reproduction or Presentation to third
GND 13/14
22K1 S19/C Board persons Prohibited without
Manufacturer written Authorization
-15V2 11/12 E100-30 Code 01.17.008.040
Inverter Control
Modification Description Coordinates Date Signature Replaced N° Replaced by N° Doc. 9686
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
KV+
R3 CF2
Tp1 KV OUT (1v=20Kv) 9 N.U.
2K21 KV+
+15V2 C3 R149
+15V2
CP2 0.1uF 33K2 R161 KV
GND 6 GND R11
33K2 R77 C33
D1 8 33K2
+15V2
R1 D1N4148 6 - 6 49K9
KV+ 5 KV+ 7 - 7 mAx (N.U.) R78 0.1uF
5 + 5
IC1B +
15K R12 IC6B
4 LF412 100K
C1 R5 LF412 D31
D2 R156 D19 D1N4148 R102
100pF C4 3K01 33K2 R80 D1N4148
A D1N4148 15K 475K A
R7 10K
+15V2 C5 C34 R83
KV 33K2 +15V2 RS C61
GND 4 GND 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF +10 +15V2
-15V2 R22 R24 0.1uF
200K
-15V2 Tp3 C40
R6
+15V2 8 33K2 2K21 KV TUBO 8 1uF 14
KV- 3K01
6 - R21 2 D20 R81 1
R8 7 13 -
1 6 R85 R86 3
-
5 + - 14 3 + 7 2
D3 LF412 IC2B 33K2 12 IC8A D1N4148 10K 5 + IC9A
33K2 4
+
4 IC8B 15K 15K 7
D1N4148 2 - IC1A R4 LF412 IC5D TL082 4081
R2 1 R9 R10 R79 TL082 D23 C36
KV- 3 KV- 3 + Tp2 R23 LM324 D22
33K2 33K2 C6 KVOUT 47K5 C35 D1N4148 10nF
2K21 KV- KVT 15K R82 R84 D1N4148
15K
C2 DZ2 DZ3
D4 0.1uF 0.1uF 10K 1M D21
100pF D24
D1N4148 7V5 7V5 D1N4148
-15V2 D1N4148
-15V2 R43
33K2 J2A and J2B ON = Rotating Anode
-15V2 R103
J2A and J2B OFF = Stationary Anode R87 15 14
+15V2
+10 STOP
C14 Ld2 1K IC13F
+15V2 82K5
0.1uF RED 4049
GND 2 GND J2 A B
+15V2 kV MAX
R88 C37
R37 R39 D9 D29
8 0.1uF
R29 8K2 10K D1N4148 R41 R42 D1N4148
2 - 825K
1 1
562K 12K1 33K2 3 + D26
IC6A R89 4
R34 R36 R38 D1N4148 R100 R101 RS 6 IC9B
4 LF412 KV- 2 - 4
2 1 5 4081
- 1 R44 49K9 3 +
ZC1 R30 475K 681K 4K1 D10 3 C15 IC10A 15K 15K
+ 15K
CP3 S14K20 33K2 D1N4148 IC3A 11 LM324 C39
R99
mAs 1 R40 LF412 10nF
0.1uF C38 15K
C12 15K D30
+15V2 R45
0.1uF -15V2 D1N4148
68K1
B 2 0.1uF B
-15V2 -15V2 R104
+15V2 12 11
R31 R32 8 R90 R91
6 - Ld3 1K IC13E
3 7
mA 5 + RED 4049
15K 18K2 10K 1M D25
IC3B kV>110%
4 D1N4148
C10 LF412 R92
R33 9
100pF
15K C13 10
R46 82K5 4 5 13
KV > 110% 11
IC13B IC12B 12
0.1uF 68K1 R93
R98 4049 4072
-15V2 D12 49K9
825K
C19 R56 D1N4148 R60 R105
330pF -15V2 R97 +15V2 10 9
9 - R94 D28
33K2 15K KV+ 8 6 - 1K IC13D
C69 R154 R54 10 + 7 Ld4
C23 49K9 5 + 4049
IC10C 49K9 RED
R58 C24 330pF IC10B
1M DZ1 P1 2K21 LM324 D1N4148 kV MIN
15nF LM324
10V 2K
4K75 R61 R95 R96
R48 R53 C20 I MAX 22nF
R59 3K92
A
10K 1M D27
33K2
150K 22nF 332K D1N4148 D35
R55 R57 R107
6 D1N4148
R153 - 7 COMPWM
6K81 8K25 5 22K1
15K +
IC4B 8
C22 13 - R113 R114 RS IC9C 10
LF412 R108 14 9
C68 100pF 12 + 4081
KVT
22nF +15V2 IC10D 15K 15K
R64 15K
C17 R49 LM324 D36 C42
Tp4
+15V2 C21 2K21 I PRIM
R109 D32 R110 R111
D1N4148
10nF
3K32 0.1uF 2 V+ OUT 6 D37
33nF
C41 49K9 49K9 2M21 D34 D1N4148
C IC11 D1N4148 C
0.1uF D1N4148
8 4 V- REF01
R50 R51 ADJ KV MIN
2 - R112
1 5 +15V2
15K 18K2 3 + D33
IC4A 1M +15V2
D1N4148 C63 AB +15V2 C64
C18 4 LF412 +15V2 0.1uF 0.1uF
100pF R150 R52
C25 R115 IC15B
1M21 15K 1 14
22K1 4023 5
0.1uF 2 3 12 13 10 11 6 4 COMRX
_______ IC13A IC14F IC14E 3
COMRX 8 C43 D38 7 ______
-15V2 4049 40106 40106
0.22uF D1N4148 COMRX
D39
R118 R119 R121
R106
D1N4148 +10 6 7
47K5 47K5 47K5 +15V2
Ld5 1K IC13C
C44
+15V2 0.1uF STOP RED 4049
I MAX
D41
R116 R117 8
2 R120 13
IPRIM -
1 6 R124 D1N4148 R125 RS IC9D 11
-
47K5 47K5 3 + 7 12 4081
IC16A 47K5 5 +
IC16B 15K 15K
TL082
4 TL082 D42 C46
C62
+15V2 0.1uF 10nF
C45 D1N4148
I MAX D43
14 D1N4148
2 0.1uF
3 -15V2
1
4
5 IC12A R122 R123
D 7 4072 D
10K 1M D40 S19/C
D1N4148
PG2/2
References
Drawn: Date: Checked: Date: Approved: Date: Questo disegno non puo' essere
V. Perico 14-05-09 Ing. R. Dolci 14-05-09 R. Trapletti 14-05-09 prodotto o reso noto a terzi senza
l'autorizzazione scritta del costruttore
persons Prohibited without
S19/C Board Manufacturer written Authorization
E100-30 Code 01.17.008.040
Inverter Control
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A
CF1
1 S21/B CF1-1
12V~ 2 S21/B CF1-2
0V~ 5 S21/B CF1-5
6 S21/B CF1-6
4X1N4007
~ +12VA +12VB +12VC
D2 D3
R3
- +
39E 1/2W
D1 ~ D4 D5 + C1 + C2
R1 R2 Dz1 C3
K2 1N4007 1000uF 220uF
4-7 3-8 10K 150E 12V 100nF
35V 35V
5W 1W 63V
+12VC +12VA +12VC +12VC
C15
R5 R6
100nF R7
470K 220K 14
R30 +12VC 63V 95K3
D7
1K8 13 12 11 10
1 7 P2 +12VC
C5
B IC2F B
OC1A 1M 7 IC2E D1N4148
220nF
40106 40106
TLP504 START 63V
D6
800mS
2 8 R31 Ld1
D1N4148 R4 9
5 6 9 8 +12VC S21/B CF1-9
+12VB
100E C16 680E
+ C4 IC2C IC2D YELLOW
1uF 40106 40106 STARTER ON
R13 100nF
50V
6K81 IC3 63V
10 S21/B CF1-10
LM311 6-7-8
R11 R12 3 - R8
1 Q1
D13 1K 100K 2 +
CP1 P1 BC107
1N4007 15K
1 RADIOGRAPHY 1K RUN 4
D9 VOLTAGE R9
D1N4148 15K
N.U. 3 FLUOROSCOPY JP1
a R14
D14 c 2K74
R10 b +12VC CP1
1N4007 4 6
1k C6 + STARTER OK 5
1/2W OC1B 1uF Ld2
6
TLP504 50V GREEN
1 STARTER OK
3 5
D8 1 4 2 7 9
1N4007 10 K2 +12VC D10
TQ2 12V Ld3
C14 1N4007 10 K1 3 8
YELLOW
TQ2 12V
FLUOROSCOPY +24VA 4
2 0VA 100nF 5 R15
14 2 4 Q2
50V 12 3 6
8 11 1 47K BC107
10 13 IC1B +
9 IC1A C7
IC1D 4093
7 IC1C 4093 1uF
4093
4093 50V
R19 R20
C C
+12VC 43K 1K2
+12VC C17 +12VC
100nF 63V C18
R16
16 100K 100nF
11 63V IC5A
10 Q VDD -T 8 LM358
R18 CF1
R 13 R17 +12VC Q3 1 - 2 R21
13
BC107 + 3 S21/B CF1-13
9 Q
RC 14 C9
10K
1K2
C8 330K 4 C10
10nF D11 R22
12 +T 1uF 470nF
63V 1N4148 10E 1/2W
CX 15 63V 63V
14
VSS S21/B CF1-14
IC4B 8
4528
+12VC
R26 R27
R23
43K 1K2
100K
6 Q -T 5
3 R25 6
R +12VC Q4 7 R28
R24 -
5 17 S21/B CF1-17
7 Q BC107
RC 2 10K IC5B
+
1 2 C12 1K2
C11 330K LM358 C13
10nF D12 R29
IC2A 4 +T 1uF 470nF
1 63V D1N4148 10E 1/2W
40106 CX 63V 63V
18 S21/B CF1-18
Pol
3 4 IC4A
4528
IC2B
THE UNSPECIFIED RESISTORS ARE 1/4W 5% 40106 S20/A
D D
PG1 / 1
References
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scritta del costruttore.
S20/A persons Prohibited without manufacturer
X-Ray Tube Stator Code 01.17.006.003
Supply
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
L1
4A 2X6 8mH
TB1 F1
L
230/240V~
50/60Hz
10A-T
ZC1 C4
431CD20 220nF
N 400V
A A
CF1
1
S20/A CF1-1
TR1
F3
2 16 5
S20/A CF1-2 7
14
5 500mA-T 12 3 TB3
S20/A CF1-5 1 1
10
6 10 VA COMMON
2x115 V Prim.
S20/A CF1-6 2x12V Sec.
B B
R4
R1
MT1 100E
270E
2W
9
S20/A CF1-9 TH1
OC1 MT2
1 6 BTA24800 C3
5 47nF 2
2 4 R5 1000V
PHASE
CNY17-3 1M
10 A B
S20/A CF1-10
Q1 TA1
2N2222 400:1
R2
3 5
6K8
C1
+
220uF
DZ1
50V
12V
1W
D1
C2
1N4007
1uF
400V
R3 3
150E
SHIFTED PHASE
C C
I PHASE
13 400 TB2
S20/A CF1-13 1
14 C1
S20/A CF1-14 30uF
450V
2
C D
TA2
400:1
3 5
I SHIFTED PHASE
17 400
S20/A CF1-17
18
S20/A CF1-18
S21/B
D D
PG1 / 1
References
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persons Prohibited without manufacturer
S21/B written Authorization.
X-Ray Tube Stator Code 01.17.003.006
TH1 changed 4B 27-01-10 V. Perico 9675
Supply
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
CN6
R64
1
6K8 N.U.
2
14 12 24 22
A A
11 21 X8
5 1
D15 A K3
R60 R61 DL23 F3022
1N4007
47K 6K8 YELLOW D17
6 N.U. B
ON/OFF R62 1N4007
2
R63 470
4 D16
Q6 ON / OFF
1K 1N4148
C59 2N2222
10nF
3
K2-11
PG02-5C
+15V
RT1
B LM2575.5 L1 B
1 2 +15V
IN OUT Tp6
R5 3 GND
X2 +
3K9 4 371
F1 5 ON/OFFFB
1 + DZ1
~ ~ C11
C8 18V
24Vac 1A-T 0.1uF
1000uF 1W
PD1 DL25 C17 +
-
C14 D2 C18
KBL04 GREEN 220uF
0.1uF 1N5819 0.1uF
+24VA
2 Tp7
0Vac
RT2
LM2575.5 +5VA
L2
R101
+24VA 1 IN OUT 2 Tp12
0.1E 3 GND 371
4
5 ON/OFFFB
+
X3 D20
F2
1 + 6.2V
~
C15 C16 + 1W
C 24Vac 2A-T C62 C63 C
1000uF 0.1uF D19
C61 220uF 0.1uF
-
ZM2 PD2 0.1uF 1N5819
S20K30 KBL04 Tp13
2 RT3
DC POWER SUPPLY LM2575.5
0Vac L3
1 IN OUT 2
+ 3 GND
C200 4 371
R200 R202 0.1uF 5 ON/OFFFB
20k 20k
D21 C64 + Tp5
D200 C65
1N5819 1000uF
15V Q200 0.1uF
BC237 K2-21
PG02-5C
R201 -15V
10k
S22 PG1/5
D D
References
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V. Perico 29/05/09 R. Dolci 29/05/09 R. Trapletti 29/05/09 scritta del costruttore.
The callbacks refer to the same document ON/OFF Circuit
DC Power Supply Code 01.17.010.004
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
CN1
1
2 D1
1N4148
CN2
3
+5Vcc 1
4
+5Vcc 2
5 MOSI C1
R1 0.1uF 3
6 MISO +5Vcc 4
1K +5Vcc
7 N.U.
CALENDAR TP1 TP1 5
8 SCK IC1 PG05-2C
CLOCK
A 68HC68T1 TP0 TP0 6 A
9 N.U. PG05-2B
1 CLKOUT VCC 16 C2 TP3 7
R2 TP3
330K PG04-1D
2 CPURES XTALOUT 15 22pF
TP2 TP2 8
PG05-6B
3 INT XTALIN 14 R3 XTAL1 TP5 9
C2 PG04-1C TP5
4 SCK 10M 32.768
VBATT 13 22pF TP4 TP4 10
PG04-1D
10 P\C\S\1\ 5 MOSI VSYS 12 R4 TP7 TP7 11
PG05-6A
11 N.U. 6 MISO LINE 11 100K C4 TP6 TP6 12
PG04-1C
12 P\C\S\3\ 7 SS 4.7nF
POR 10 TP9 TP9 13
PG04-1A
13 N.U. 8 GND
14 N.U. PSE 9 TP8 TP8 14
PG04-1A
15 R\E\S\ R\E\S\ TP1115
PG03-5A
16 N.U. TP10 TP10 16
PG04-1C
17 N.U.
IC9
18 N.U.
NM93C66
1 CS VCC 8 +5Vcc
2 SCK PRE 7
3 SDI PE 6
4 SDO GND 5 C5
0.1uF TP13 TP13 17
TP12 TP12 18
19 I\R\Q\6VPF6 PG04-1AB
TP15 TP15 19
20 I\R\Q\7VPF7
21 I\R\Q\4VPF4 TP14 TP14 20
22 I\R\Q\5VPF5 N.U. 21
23 I\R\Q\2VPF2
24 I\R\Q\3VPF3 N.U. 22
B 25 MODCLK/PF0 B
N.U. 23
26 I\R\Q\1VPF1
27 SIZ1/PE7 C\S\9\ 24
28 N.U.
C\S\6\ 25
MICRO 68332 (01.17.010.003) 29 A\SVPE5 PG03-6C
30 SIZ0/PE6 C\S\7\ C\S\7\ 26
PG03-6B
31 N.U. MICRO 68332 (01.17.010.003)
N.U. 27
32 N.U.
33 R\M\CVPE3 C\S\5\ C\S\5\ 28
PG03-5D
34 D\SVPE4 N.U. 29
35 D\S\A\C\K\1VPE1 N.U. 30
36 A\V\E\CVPE2 N.U. 31
37 N.U.
N.U. 32
38 D\S\A\C\K\0VPE0 N.U. 33
39 N.U.
N.U. 34
40 VRAM N.U. 35
41 N.U.
N.U. 36
42 N.U.
D[8..15] N.U. 37
43 N.U. PG03-7A
N.U. 38
44 N.U.
N.U. 39
45 D15 N.U. 40
46 D14 N.U. 41
47 D13 N.U. 42
48 D12 N.U. 43
49 D11 N.U. 44
50 D10 N.U. 45
51 D9 N.U. 46
52 D8 -15V
PG01-7D N.U. 47
53 N.U.
N.U. 48
54 N.U.
N.U. 49
55 N.U. +15V
+5Vcc PG01-7B N.U. 50
C 56 N.U. +5Vcc C
N.U. 51
57 N.U. R46
+5Vcc D8 N.U. 52
58 N.U. 1M 1N4148 14 D10
N.U. 53
59 N.U. 1N4148 +24VA
A K2 N.U. 54
+
60 N.U. 3 4 11 21
DL22 F3022 N.U. 55
R48 R49 D11 C53 IC2B R47 D9
61 7 74HC14 GREEN N.U. 56
47K 10K 1N4148 6.8uF 6K8 1N4007 B 14 12 24 22
62 +24VA N.U. 57
+5Vcc D13
C54 D12 R50 N.U. 58
5 6 1 1N4148 R51
63 3 9 8 N.U. 59
64 2 -15VA
1uF IC2C 1N4148 1K + C55 10K
Q5 N.U. 60
R53 IC2D R54 2N2222 +15VA
74HC14 R52 3.3uF IC8A 10K 61
100K 74HC14
CN3 220K 4093 +5Vcc 62
+5Vcc
1 B6 MODCLK/PF0
2 B7 WATCH DOG +5Vcc Tp2 63
I\R\Q\1\/PF1 R65 R66
3 B5 I\R\Q\2\/PF2 Tp3 2K7 64
14 2 IC2F IC8C 2K2
4 B4 I\R\Q\3\/PF3
5 R55 74HC14 4093
5 B2 I\R\Q\4\/PF4 R56 4 11 10 1 3 13 12 8 1 8
RX 6 10 X1
6 B3 I\R\Q\5\/PF5 PG04-1D 9
180K P2 OC1A 1
7 B0 I\R\Q\6\/PF6 20K 7 IC2E + +24VA
R57 DZ3 IC8B 100K C56 +5Vcc ILD206
8 B1 I\R\Q\7\/PF7 10K 5V1 C57 74HC14 2
10nF 4093 MAX TIME 22uF 2 7
9 A1 D\S\A\C\K\1\/PE1 RAD 3
10 A0 D\S\A\C\K\0\/PE0
11 A3 R58 4 6 4
R\M\C\/PE3 D14
12 A2 470K 12 OC1B
A\V\E\C\/PE2 1N4148 11 5
13 A5 13 ILD206 -15VA N.U.
A\S\/PE5
14 A4 D\S\/PE4 IC8D 3 5 6
C58 +15VA
15 A7 SIZ1/PE7 0.1uF 4093
7
16 A6 SIZ0/PE6
17 FID1 1 FID1 FID5 1 FID2 8
18 FIDS FID5
D C12 1 1 9 D
19 FID2 FID3 FID6 FID4
10uF FIDS FIDS
20 10
+
+5Vcc 1 1
FID3 FID5
FIDS
FID7 FID6
FIDS PG2/5
C13 FID4 1 FIDS FID8 1 FID8
FIDS References
0.1uF FID7
S22 Drawn: Date: Checked: Date: Approved: Date: Questo disegno non puo' essere prodotto
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Microprocessor
Connections Code 01.17.010.004
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
+5Vcc
C19
0.1uF
IC10 D[8..15]
C23 C22 C21 C20 PG02-2C
CN4 20 74HC540
1 N.U. DL1 R69 R68 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF
2 18 D8
R70 A1 VCC Y1
3 17 D9
2 N.U. DL2 R71 R72 A2 Y2
4 16 D10
R74 A3 Y3
5 15 D11
3 N.U. DL3 R73 R76 A4 Y4
6 14 D12
R78 A5 Y5
A 7 13 D13 A
4 N.U. DL4 R75 R80 A6 Y6
8 12 D14
R82 A7 Y7
9 11 D15
5 N.U. DL5 R77 A8 Y8
8x47K 1 G1
19 G2 GND
6 N.U. DL6 R79 C27 C26 C25 C24
0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 10
7 N.U. DL7 R81
8 N.U. DL8 R83
9 WD 8x4K7
PG04-4A 8xYELLOW
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 R\E\S\ 1 2 C\S\7\
PG02-3A PG02-6B
10
+15V RR3 IC2A
2K2 SIL10 74HC14
11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
12
13
14
B X10 B
4 STARTER OK
+5Vcc
C28
X4 0.1uF IC11
1 C32 C31 C30 C29 74HC540
+24VA PREP K1A 20
PG04-2B R85 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF
STARTER OK DL9 YELLOW R84 2 18 D8
R86 A1 VCC Y1
3 17 D9
2 PREP K1A DL10 YELLOW R87 R88 A2 Y2
4 16 D10
R90 A3 Y3
5 15 D11
3 RAD DL11 YELLOW R89 R92 A4 Y4
6 14 D12
R94 A5 Y5
7 13 D13
kV 85% DL12 YELLOW R91 R96 A6 Y6
8 12 D14
R98 A7 Y7
9 11 D15
POTTER OK DL13 YELLOW R93 A8 Y8
8x47K 1 G1
19 G2 GND
THERMIC DL14 GREEN R95 C36 C35 C34 C33
0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 10
kV OK DL15 YELLOW R97
CN5 FIL OK DL16 GREEN R99 C\S\6\
PG02-6B
10 kV 85%
8x4K7 +5Vcc
C 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 C
RR6 R102÷R109
X6 2K2 SIL10 8x4k7
2 POTTER OK 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
+5Vcc
IC12
1 THERMIC
SW1 20 74HC540
1 16 2 18 D8
A1 VCC Y1
X5 2 15 3 17 D9
A2 Y2
6 FIL OK 3 14 4 16 D10
A3 Y3
4 13 5 15 D11
A4 Y4
5 12 6 14 D12
A5 Y5
6 11 7 13 D13
A6 Y6
7 10 8 12 D14
S22-R20 A7 Y7
8 9 9 11 D15
PG05-7D A8 Y8
KV OK 1 G1
C\S\5\ 19
PG02-6B G2 GND
10
S22
D
PG3/5 D
References
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Input Code 01.17.010.004
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
+24VA
X9
C68
2
+15VA
3
1 15 0.1uF -15VA
VBB VBB 4
10 VBB VBB 16 WD
11 19 PG03-3B
VBB VBB 5
12 VBB VBB 20
TP8 3 IN1 CAPACITORS BANK CHANGE 7
O1 18
TP9 5 IN2 CAPACITORS BANK CHARGE 6
A O2 17 A
TP13 7 IN3 O3 14
TP15 9 IN4 O4 13
X10
Tp15 4 ST1/2 GND1/2 2 3
R122 R123 R126 R128 PREP STARTER
Tp16 8 ST3/4 GND3/4 6
10K 10K 10K 10K
U1 DL26 DL27 DL28 DL29
2
BTS721L1 4XYELLOW D23 D24 D25 D26
+24VA BA159 BA159 BA159 BA159
1
R118 R119 R124 R129 +24VA
D27
6K8 6K8 6K8 6K8
R130 DL30 1N4007
6K8 YELLOW
X5
FP
FP 7
R132 Q14 +24VA
TP12
BDX53C
10K
R134 D28
10K R131 DL31 1N4007
6K8 YELLOW
CORR mA
CORR mA 8 N.U.
B B
R133
TP14
10K Q15
R135
BDX53C
10K
X7
PREP K1A D18 1 N.U.
PG03-3B
+ D5
R110 1N4007 C60
1N4007
6K8 220uF
DL19 2 N.U.
PG02-6AB YELLOW
TP5 R40 PREP K1A1
X6
+24VA Q2 +24V THERMIC 3
10K
R41 BDX53C
+24V POTTER 4
10K
R39
START POTTER 5
33E
7
TIMER COMMAND 8
D6
1N4007 R112
R111 DL20
+24VA
6K8 YELLOW A K1 11 21 CN5
C 33E D7 C
DL21 F3022 2
R113 1N4007
GREEN
START 6K8 B 14 12 24 22 13
POTTER +24VA
R42 14
TP10
Q3 R43
11
10K BDX53C
R44 Q4
10K 12
10K R45 BC237 -15VA
+15VA
10K 4
TP6
R33
15
R32 10K
Q7 16
R28 10K BC337 +15VA
TP3
Q8
10K PRE RX 8
R30 BC237
10K
R35
R34 10K
Q9
R29 10K BC337
TP4 RX 1
10K
Q10 R37 R36
R31 6K8 6K8
BC237
D
10K PG4/5 D
DL18 DL17
YELLOW YELLOW References
RX PRE RX Drawn: Date: Checked: Date: Approved: Date: Questo disegno non puo' essere prodotto
RX V. Perico 29/05/09 R. Dolci 29/05/09 R. Trapletti 29/05/09 o reso noto a terzi senza l'autorizzazione
PG02-3D scritta del costruttore
S22 Reproduction or Presentation to third
Output Code 01.17.010.004
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
D22 +15VA +5VA
Tp14 1N4148
X9
R115 IC13 R114
1 V CAPACITORS BANK 4 +VIN +VS 8 2K7
10K 3 RT TP7
R117 FOUT 1
C66 6
A 100K R116 A
0.1uF 2 LOG COMCT
10K C67
5 -VS 1nF
CT 7
AD654JR
PG02-6A
D4 +15VA +5VA
X5
Tp1 1N4148
5
CN5 +24VA
R25 R24
7 RADIOGRAPHY mA 4 +VIN +VS 8 2K7
3
1V=50mA 10K 3 RT TP2 +15VA
FOUT 1
C50 6
R27 R26 2 LOG COMCT 1
0.1uF -15VA
100K 10K C51
5 -VS 1nF
5 N.U. CT 7 2
Tp9
B IC7 B
AD654JR +15VA C37
IC3A
9 N.U. 0.1uF
SW202
TP0 1 IC4A 8 Tp8
R6
3 2 TL072CD 3 + R7
1 SET I FIL 4
-15VA 4 13 100K 2 -
5 +15VA R8 C40 100E C38
C39 4
10K 0.1uF 0.1uF
0.1uF
PG02-6A
IC3B -15VA
2 ANALOGICAL OUT
SW202
TP1 8 IC4B
R11 CN5
6 7 TL072CD 5 R12
+ 7 SET kV 3
100K 6 -
R13 100E C42
C41
10K 0.1uF
0.1uF
C C
IC5
+15VA
REF01CS +15VA
2 VI VO 6
+ +
C45 C43 C46 C44
R17
0.1uF 10uF 0.1uF 10uF R16
4 GND 2K
MAX SET KV 1M
2K +15VA
P1 C47
Tp10 R18
10K 8 D3
0.1uF
3 + R20
1 1N4148 KV OK
2 - PG03-2D
R19
6 INV FAULT Q1 IC6A 47E
C48 4
BC237 R21 LM358
10K 0.1uF
10K S22
PG5/5
D D
-15VA References
V. Perico 29/05/09 R. Dolci 29/05/09 R. Trapletti 29/05/09 scritta del costruttore.
Analogical written Authorization.
Input/Output Code 01.17.010.004
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Tp1
RG1
CP1
F1 TR1 LM7815
1 1 15 1 VIN VOUT 2 +15V
230Vac
80mA-T GND R1
100V 18V + C1 + C5 1K5
C3 3 C7 D1
1000uF 10uF
0,1uF 10kpF 1N4007 Ld1 R14
3 13 50V 50V Tp2
~ GREEN +15V +15V +15V +15V +15V
C20
- + +15V 10K
6 12 0,1uF
R15
~ Ld2 R18
Pd1 0V 8 4 C21
A GREEN 2M21 6K81 A
100V 18V WO8F 22nF R21 R22
-15V VCC R 2K21 10E
+ C2 C3 1 + C6 C8 D2 +15V 7 DIS
5 0Vac 8 10 Tp3 +15V 1W
470uF 0,1uF 10uF 10kpF 1N4007 R2 +10V C34 +15V
GND D8 C43
3 50V 50V 1K5 0,1uF
3 VIN VOUT 2 R16 1N4148 0,1uF R19 IC4
-15V 1K82 2K21 LM555
R12 8 14 6 THR
RG2
CP5 LM7915 6.81K 5 D7 R17 D9 R20
+ 7 13 12 1 2 11 10 3 4 2 TR + C22
1 6 Q 3 22uF
- IC2B 33K2 IC3F IC3A IC3E IC3B CV GND 475E Q2
3 1N4148 1N4148 50V
C15 R13 4 LM358 40106 40106 7 40106 40106 BC160
C16 C17 5 1
100nF 22K1
1uF CERAMICO 100nF
C18 C19
SW1
10KpF 10KpF
CP2
R5 R6
+350V 1
CP4
33K 2W 33K 2W
8 4 1
R7 R10
R3
6K81 VCC R 475E
33K R9
7 DIS Q1
C9
2W Q 3 2
+ C10 470E BC160
47nF
R4 Dz1 1000uF R8
630V 2 TR
33K 15V 50V 2K21 D4 D3
R75 R76
2W 0,4W 6 THR UF4006 UF4006
Tp8
Ld3 681K 681K
IC1 C28
GREEN CV GND D5 D6
LM555 R27 R28 R30 10KpF CP3
0V 3 5 1 UF4006 UF4006
TR2 +15VA 1
681K C27 681K 100E
C11 C12 C13 + C14 Dz2 R26
B 6,8nF B
0,1uF 10kpF 10kpF 22uF 10V R48 +15V R33
400V
40V 1W 220E C24 10K P1 10E
R11
1/2W 10nF R31 10K C31
C29
0,1uF
56E 2W
+15V 12K1
R73 R74
C25 0,1uF
MAX V
681K 681K CAPACITORS BANK
R23 R24 8 0,1uF Tp4
R29 1 9
2
- 1 6 IC6 Tp5
681K 681K 3 - 7 15
+ IC5 10K 5 ISO122P
4 OP200
+ IC5-2
C23 7 V CAPACITORS BANK 4
R25 R32 OP200 IN OUT
6,8nF
10K 4K75
400V 16
C26
R44 R45 R46 R47
0,1uF 2 10 8
332K 332K 332K 332K -15V C30 Tp6
C32
0,1uF
GND 2
R40 R41 R42 R43 0,1uF
5 6 9 8 332K 332K 332K 332K
-15V
IC3C IC3D
R34
40106 40106
10E
-15VA 3
+15V
C36
0,1uF
+10V 8 4
IC10 +15V
C45 R65 R67 R69
REF01AJ VCC R
0,1uF +15V R64 6K81 1K5 470E
+15V 1 8 C37 R60 R62 7 DIS + C41
IC7 4K75
R54 Tp7 0,1uF 3K32 10K 22uF
2 7 OP200 8 R57 Ld5
33.2K 8 R66 50V
C 10K YELLOW C
C42 2 2K21 2 TR
3 6 - 1 2 R61 D12 +15V
0,1uF 3 - 1 6
+ 3 - 7 6 THR Q5
4 5 + IC8A 4K75 5
4 C46 R58 + IC8B IC9 R68 BC160
0,1uF 10K
4 LM393
LM393
1N4148 Q 3
CP4
LM555 CV GND 475E D14
C35 R55 R56 TR3 4
0,1uF 82.5K 1M2 5 1
R59
-15V D13 UF4006 R72
R63
2M21 UF4006 220E
10K C38 C39 C40
1/2W
0,1uF 10KpF 10KpF 5
D10
R38
1N4148 +15V Dz6
R71
10V
100K 56E
1W
R70 2W
R49
R51 R53 Ld4
4K75 4E7 1W
R37 IC2A Q3 4K75 4K75 RED
47K5 LM358 BC107 R52
3 R39 Dz5 +15V
+15V + 1 4,7V 1K82
2
- Dz4 10K 0,4W
D11
4,7V
Dz3 R35 + C33 R36 Q4
0,4W
6V8 200K 22uF 2K21 R50 BC107
1N4148
1W 40V 49K9
THE UNSPECIFIED RESISTORS ARE 1%
THE UNSPECIFIED CAPACITORS ARE 63V POLYESTER S25
D D
PG1/1
References
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S25 persons Prohibited without Manufacturer
Capacitors Bank
Control Code 01.17.005.009
C16 from 10nF to 1uF 4A 13/05/09 V. Perico 7621
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
5 4 3 2 1
Dove vengono montate le 15uH per filtro sui segnali fare in modo da poter rimpiazzare con delle resistenze 0805 VCC
U12
BD0
BD1
BD2
BD3
BD4
BD5
BD6
BD7
Res. 0R
U15
BUS_LCD0 L7 1 2 57 9 EEPROM_WP1 C43 DISPOFF# R99 0R OPT.
SCK BUS_LCD1 L6 PA0 IOC0/PT0 RS232_C#_INT 1u OPT ADS7846 OPT. SCK R98 0R SK/X1
10
4 I/O4 I/O6 8 1 2 58 PA1 IOC1/PT1 10 U8
1
MISO 3 7 BUS_LCD2 L15 1 2 59 11 CTS_B_C X+ R82 0R OPT.
MOSI I/O3 GND BUS_LCD3 L14 PA2 IOC2/PT2 RTS_B_C X+ SCK MISO R88 0R DO/X2
2 6 1 2 60 12 2 16
Vcc1
Vcc2
CS_SPI2 I/O2 GND BUS_LCD4 L13 PA3 IOC3/PT3 DAP_PULSE_DA_CPLD Y+ X+ DCLK CS_SPI1 X- R84 0R OPT.
1 I/O1 I/O5 5 1 2 61 PA4 IOC4/PT4 15 3 Y+ CS 15
BUS_LCD5 L12 1 2 62 16 AEC_PULSE_DA_CPLD X- 4 14 MOSI MOSI R87 0R DI/Y1
BUS_LCD6 L11 PA5 IOC5/PT5 RST_CPLD Y- X- DIN TS_BUSY Y+ R83 0R OPT.
ESDA6V1U1 1 2 63 PA6 IOC6/PT6 17 5 Y- BUSY 13
BUS_LCD7 L10 1 2 64 18 RS232_B#_INT 7 12 MISO CS_SPI2 R89 0R CS/Y2
RES# PA7 IOC7/PT7 Vbat DOUT TS_I\R\Q\_1 Y- R85 0R OPT.
8 11
GND
RD# L9 L2 L3 L4 L8 L5 IN PENIRQ
Vref 9
2
4
6
8
2
4
6
8
RR2 WR# LD0 24 4 CLK_CPLD

10k A0 LD1 PB0 PP0/PWM0/MISO1 LED_CURR Burr-Brown_TSController
25 3
2
4
6
8
2
4
6
8
6
CS# LD2 PB1 PP1/PWM1/MOSI1
26 PB2 PP2/PWM2/SCK1 2 1 2 DISPOFF#
RR3 DISPOFF# LD3 27 1 1 2 RES#
10k LD4 PB3 PP3/PWM3/SS1
28 PB4 PP4/KWP4/PWM4/MISO2 112 1 2 RD# TS_I\R\Q\ 0R OPT. R97 TS_I\R\Q\_1
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
D LD5 D
VCC 29 PB5 PP5/KWP5/PWM5/MOSI2 111 1 2 WR# C33 C34 C35 C36 0R R92 DISP_INT
LD6 30 110 1 2 A0 1n OPT.1n OPT.1n OPT.1n OPT.
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
LD7 PB6 PP6/KWP6/PWM6/SS2

2 CS#
10
11
12
13
14
15
15
10
11
12
13
14
31 PB7 PP7/KWP7/PWM7/SCK2 109 1

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
4
5
3
2
1
6
7
9
U17 U5
VCC SP720AB TS_BUSY 32 8 AEC_EN_F1_INT
IN1
IN2
IN3
IN4
IN5
IN6
IN7
IN8
IN9
IN10
IN11
IN12
IN13
IN14
IN14
IN13
IN12
IN11
IN10
IN9
IN8
IN7
IN6
IN5
IN4
IN3
IN2
IN1
VCC TS_I\R\Q\ PH7/KWH7 PK0 AEC_EN_F2_INT

33 PH6/KWH6 PK1 7
16 8 8 16 CS_SPI1 34 6 AEC_EN_F3_INT
VDD Vss Vss VDD CS_SPI2 L22 1 PH5/KWH5 PK2 AEC_RST_INT
2 35 PH4/KWH4 PK3 5
SP720AB IO_5_PH4 49 20 DAP_ON_O\F\F\ J23 J22
PH2 PH3/KWH3 PK4 BUZZER
50 PH2/KWH2 PK5 19
VCC Res. 0R PH1 J21 RES# CONDENSATORI DA MONTARE RES#
51 PH1/KWH1 1 1
C55 5 1 COLONNA1 L27 1 2 PH0 PH0 52 108 LCDPIN18 1 X- 2 RD# VICINO CONNETTORE LCD RD# 2
I/O5 I/O1 COLONNA2 L26 1 PH1 PH0/KWH0 PK7/ROMONE Y+ WR# VCC WR#
6 GND I/O2 2 2 2 3 3
7 3 COLONNA3 L25 1 2 PH2 3 X+ 4 CS# R64 0R OPT. CS# 4
R121 GND I/O3
0.1u 8 4 IO_0_PE0 56 67 BD0 4 Y- 5 A0 A0 5
I/O6 I/O4 PE0 AN00 BD1 BUS_LCD0 BUS_LCD0
VCC 55 PE1 AN01 69 6 6
U11 U18 ESDA6V1U1 EEPROM_WP2 54 71 BD2 7 BUS_LCD1 BUS_LCD1 7
10k PE2 MODA e MODB al AN02 BD3 Conn. FFCFPC P.1mm 4P OPT. BUS_LCD2 R60 0R BUS_LCD2
1 A0 Vcc 8 53 PE3 AN03 73 8 8
2 A1 7 EEPROM_WP1 R1583k3 39 reset determinano 75 BD4 9 BUS_LCD3 BUS_LCD3 9
WP SCL IO_1_PE5 PE4 partenza in single chip AN04 BD5 J4 BUS_LCD4 BUS_LCD4
3 A2 SCL 6 1 2 38 PE5/MODA AN05 77 10 10
SDA IO_2_PE6 BD6 BUS_LCD5 BUS_LCD5
10uF 20V Tant. "B"

4 VSS SDA 5 37 PE6/MODB PE7 determina se parte AN06 79 11 11
R1623k3 VCC 1 2 2 R1473k3 1
OPT.36 81 BD7 1 Y+ 12 BUS_LCD6 BUS_LCD6 12
4k7 1 IO_3_PE7 PE7 con clock o quarzo : AN07 Y- BUS_LCD7 BUS_LCD7
24LC1025-I/SM 1 2 VCC 2 R110 2 13 C29 13
VCC 4k7 R160 2 1 montare la resistenza 3 X+ 14 + 14
VCC solo per clock esterno VCC VCC
C49 232_RX_A R1460R 89 68 I_0_AN08 4 X- 15 C23 15
232_TX_A PS0/RxD0 AN08 I_1_AN09 VEE 0.1u C30 VEE
VCC 1 2 90 PS1/TxD0 AN09 70 16 16
4k7 OPT. 232_RX_B_C 91 72 I_2_AN10 17 CONTRAST CONTRAST 17
R114 J12 PS2/RxD1 AN10
0.1u R284 232_TX_B_C 92 74 I_3_AN11 SL 1X4p. M 90G OPT. 18 0.1u OPT. SK/X1 18
VCC MISO L16 1 PS3/TxD1 AN11 I_4_AN12 DO/X2
U9
VCC 2
4
1
3
SPI MOSI L18 1
2
2
93
94
PS4/MISO0
PS5/MOSI0
AN12
AN13
76
78 I_5_AN13 Molex 52207-1890 ZIF 1mm 18p OPT. DI/Y1
19
20
1 8 10k 6 5 SCK L17 1 2 95 80 I_6_AN14 0R OPT. CS/Y2 21
A0 Vcc EEPROM_WP2 PS6/SCK0 AN14 I_7_AN15 LCDPIN18 R78 P1 DISP_INT
2 A1 WP 7 VCC 2 1 96 PS7/SS0 AN15 82 1 22
3 6 SCL SL 2X3p. M DIR R111 10k Trimmer 5k-ORIZ-1G 23
A2 SCL SDA VCC R1541k 15uH OPT. 15uH OPT. 15uH OPT. TP26
4 VSS SDA 5 24
1 2 1 8 23 L28 L29 L24 AMP Modu2 4p. DIR Test point 1204-B.1
RES NC4 MODC/BKGD TPIC_DATO J5 VCC
24LC1025-I/SM 2 IN NC3 7 PM7/TxCAN3 87 1 2
1
3 6 RST_uC 42 88 1 2 TPIC_CLK Molex 52271-2490 ZIF 1mm 24p

Comunication C80 NC NC2 RESET PM6/RxCAN3 TPIC_RCLK
C
4 GND NC1 5 PM5/TxCAN2 100 1 2 1 C
CTS_B_C 2 1 97 101 LD24_uC 2
2
RTS_B_C CTS_B_C 0.1u U19 VCC VREGEN PM4/RxCAN2 LD25_uC VCC VCC
RTS_B_C MC33064D-5 PM3/TxCAN1 102 3
232_TX_B_C L23 15uH R112 LD26_uC
232_TX_B_C 3k3 PM2/RxCAN1 103 4
232_RX_B_C 1 2 41 104 CANTX
232_RX_B_C VCC VDDR PM1/TxCAN0
8
RS232_B# 107 105 CANRX SL 1X4p. M 90G OPT. U6A
RS232_C# RS232_B# VDDX PM0/RxCAN0 R130 R118 J7 VCC
RS232_C# 3 +
232_TX_A 10k 10k 1
232_TX_A
1
232_RX_A C76 + 13 1 2 -
DAP_PULSE_INT 232_RX_A 10uF 10V Tant. C72 C71 VDD1 LD8
DAP_PULSE_INT 65 VDD2 PJ0 22 2 C39
AEC_PULSE_INT 0.1u 10n C58 43 21 LD9 3
2
4
AEC_EN_F1_INT AEC_PULSE_INT 0.1u 10n 10n VDDPLL PJ1 SDA LM358
AEC_EN_F1_INT PJ6/KWJ6/SDA 99 4
1
1
AEC_EN_F2_INT C60 C69 C74 40 98 SCL
AEC_EN_F3_INT AEC_EN_F2_INT C62 C70 VSSR PJ7/KWJ7/SCL
AEC_RST_INT AEC_EN_F3_INT
+NR 1 2 0.1u C65 0.1u 0.1u
14
66
VSS1 I2C 1 0.1u
R108
2
2
AEC_RST_INT +NR VCC VSS2
8
DAP_ON_O\F\F\ L19 15uH C59 0.1u 106 VCC TP7 1k
DAP_ON_OFF VSSX R96
VCC 10n 2 1 45 Test point 1204-B.1 U6B + 5 LED_CURR
VCC VSSPLL L20
1
CANTX C48 + 15uH 7

CANRX CANTX 10uF 10V Tant. C47 C46 R139 Q2 18k 1%
1%R106
R106
CANRX GND 4k7 VDDA 83 1 2 - 6
0.1u 10n 86 C44 R107
2
VSSA 1k
1
0.1u
C68 44 BDX53C LM358 C45 2k1%
4
Comunication XFC
0.1u
22p 46 84
EXTAL VRH
1
led 47 XTAL VRL 85 TP10
1
Y2 C73 48 TEST
1
Res. 0R C54 + Test point 1204-B.1
C61 22p Quarzo FPX 4MHz C67 C53 10n
2
2 1 9S12DP256 0.1u C56
2
VCC VCC
22p Fare riferimento al 10uF 10V Tant.
C64 0.1u VCC
led documento
Y1 R105 R109
Quarzo 32.768 kHz R125 "9S12A256DGV1.PDF" per le VCC 4R7 1/2W 1% PTH
MONTARE ZENER 3V6 E RES SERIE DA 470R U13 10k VCC 4R7 1/2W 1% PTH
2 1 note sul layout di
1 8 R279
OSCI VDD alimentazione
1
R126 R127 D11 R280 10k
2 OSCO FT/OUT 7 1 10k
A K 3 6 SCL J10 C75 C66
VCC 470R OPT. VBAT SCL SDA TP13 R278 0R 0.1u OPT. 0.1u OPT. U14 XC9536 OPT. 0R R91
21
41
4 5
2
100R OPT. LL4148 OPT. + VSS SDA Test point 1204-B.1 R277 0R EEPROM_WP1 RS232_C#_INT RS232_C# 0R R80
1 2
BZX84C3V3 OPT. BT1 RS232_B# RS232_B#_INT 3 4 I_4_AN12 1 26 DAP_PULSE_INT DAP_PULSE_DA_CPLD
VCC
VCC
B M41T56 R103 0R OPT. TP151 I/O I/O B
DZ1 I_5_AN13 5 6 I_6_AN14 2 27 AEC_PULSE_INT AEC_PULSE_DA_CPLD
3V ML2032 I_7_AN15 DAP_PULSE_DA_CPLD 2 I/O I/O
7 8 1 3 I/O I/O 28
VCC 9 10 4 29 R8 0R 1
R94 0R OPT. I/O I/O MH2
8 I/O I/O 33
DAP_PULSE_INT 2 1 9 34 R34 0R 1
SL 2X5 M DIR AEC_PULSE_INT I/O I/O MH3
2 1 11 I/O I/O 35 TP14
J16 J17 J9 12 36 R161 0R 1
VCC VCC R95 0R OPT. I/O I/O RST_CPLD MH6
BD0 1 2 BD1 LD0 1 2 LD1 SCK 1 2 MOSI J14 J11 13 37 0R R136 R166 0R 1
BD2 BD3 LD2 LD3 MISO CS_SPI1 I/O I/O R104 AEC_PULSE_DA_CPLD 0R R132 MH5
3 4 3 4 3 4 14 38
1
BD4 BD5 LD4 LD5 CS_SPI2 TS_I\R\Q\ I/O I/O 0R R131
5 6 5 6 5 6 1 1 18 I/O I/O 43 0R OPT.
BD6 7 8 BD7 LD6 7 8 LD7 CANRX 7 8 CANTX 2 IO_0_PE0 2 IO_3_PE7 19 44 2 1 0R R134
I/O I/O
VCC
+NR
9
11
13
15
17
* 10
12
14
16
18
+NR
VCC
LD8
COLONNA1
COLONNA3
LD25_uC
BUZZER
9
11
13
15
17
* 10
12
14
16
18
LD9
COLONNA2
LD24_uC
LD26_uC
TPIC_RCLK
RST_uC
232_TX_B_C
RS232_C#
EEPROM_WP2
VCC
9
11
13
15
17
10
12
14
16
18
RS232_B#
232_RX_B_C
VCC
SCL
SDA
3
4
5
6
7
IO_1_PE5
IO_2_PE6
I_0_AN08
I_1_AN09
3
4
5
6
7
DAP_ON_O\F\F\
IO_5_PH4
I_2_AN10
I_3_AN11
20
22
24
25
I/O
I/O
I/O
I/O
I/O/GCK1
I/O/GCK2
I/O/GCK3
5
6
7
39
CLK_CPLD
RST_CPLD
1
2
3
4
5
TMS
TDI
TDO
TCK VCC
R138 10k OPT.

R135 10k OPT.
RST_CPLD
TPIC_DATO TPIC_CLK TDI I/O/GSR
VCC 19 20 VCC 19 20 19 20 8 2 1 8 2 1 15 TDI I/O/GTS1 42 6 VCC
I/O/GTS2 40
+NR R151 0R OPT. R137 0R OPT. TCK 17 J8 SL 1X6p. M DIR OPT.
TCK
1
SL 2X10p. M DIR SL 2X10p. M DIR SL 2X10p. M DIR OPT. 30 TDO

TDO
1
AMP Modu2 2X4p. DIR AMP Modu2 2X4p. DIR TMS 16 TMS R13310k OPT.
GND
GND
GND
TP22 TP21
VCC 32 VCCIO VCC
1
Test point 1204-B.1
Test point 1204-B.1 TP20
Test point 1204-B.1 Si accoppia con J19 C63
10
23
31
Si accoppia con J20 0.1u OPT.
2
Le induttanze
15uH sono TDK PG1/3
NL322522T-150J
References
A A
I COMPONENTI CONTRASSEGNATI CON '*' SONO DA MONTARE SUL RETRO Drawn:
R.Dolci
Date: Checked:
13-02-07 R.Dolci
Date: Approved: Date:
14-10-10 R.Trapletti 14-10-10
Questo disegno non puo' essere
prodotto o reso noto a terzi senza
S71 BOARD persons Prohibited without
P1 value modified:
TOUCH-SCREEN Code
01.17.071.001
from 20k to 5k PG.1- 2C 14/10/10 V. Perico 8648
Modification Description Coordinates Date Signature Replaced N° Replaced by N°
KEYBOARD Doc. 10389
5 4 3 2 1
5 4 3 2 1
JP1
C85
0.1u OPT.
1 2
VacuDAP
1
SL 1X2 M DIR OPT.

1 2 R164
+5VCAN
150R OPT.
1
VCC +5VCAN
VCC OP12 R156 U20 J18 DC3 C86
2
2 8 390R OPT. 2 4 1 Test point 1204-B.1 OPT.

CANH CANGND VCC +V TP16
3 7 1
P
VCC CANH
1
7 6 CANL CANH 2 RS422-A_DAP RS422-B_DAP VCC

2
CANL CANL C78 + C83

6 1 TXD 3 0V 3
3 4 8 CANGND 4 0.1u OPT. 0.1u OPT.
2
RXD RS
1
R140 D8 D9
CANTX 390R OPT. HCPL-0600 OPT. 5
N
1
1 2 C82 2 5 1 1 Test point 1204-B.1 OPT. BAT54S BAT54S

GND VREF Amp Modu2 4p. DIR OPT. GND TP17
0.1u OPT.
2
2
R163 10uF 16V OPT. GND DAP +15V DAP GND DAP +15V DAP
TME0505S OPT.
1
10R OPT. R102 R93
VCC PCA82C250 OPT.
1
J6 C41 1k 1k
2
2
R157 CANGND 0.1u
2
R141 +5VCAN +15V DAP TP9
390R OPT. 1
1
GND DAP R101 Test point 1204-B.1
D 390R OPT. 2 120R D
OP13 RS422-B_DAP OP11
8 2 3 1 2 2 8
2
4 RS422-A_DAP
1
1
2
7 5 D6 7
CANRX
6
5
3 CAN 6
7
8
1SS355
R100
120R
D7
3
6
5
DAP_PULSE_INT
HCPL-0600 OPT.
1
1SS355
1
C77 HCPL-0600
0.1u OPT. AMP Modu2 8p.DIR
2
TP11
R90 Test point 1204-B.1
0R
VCC 1 2 GND DAP
U16 +15V DAP
1
C87 R47
0.1u VCC 16 0R OPT.
1
VCC 1 2 +5V_RS232B
C79 +NR R117
2 1 6 C- C+ 2 2 1 0.1u TP6 U10
2
2k2
Test point 1204-B.1 C40 L21 C57 D10
10uF 20V Tant. "B"

10uF 35V Tant. "D"
4 1 2 23
CB+ CA+
232 A (S22) -Vin +Vin
1
VCC 3 22 3 +
200mA
2
A
-Vin +Vin
LL4007
J13 R R153 0R C84 C81 DC1 C11 +5V_RS232B C38 C52 C51 LD15
0.1u 2 1 5 3 2 1 0.1u
1
R152 0R OPT. CB- CA- + R281 0R OPT.

2 4 0.1u 0.1u
2
R150 0R OPT. VCC +V C42 0.1u
1 13 12 232_RX_A 1 2
1
P
RI1 RO1
1
2 T R149 0R 14 11 0.1u 9 16 TLGU1002

TO1 TI1 232_TX_A NC -Vout
3 C6 3 + C14
0V Q24
4 8 9 0.1u 0.1u 11 14
2
K
D12 RI2 RO2 RFD16N05L NC +Vout GND DAP
7 10
N
TO2 TI2
1
D13 1 TEN3 2413 NFM60
Amp Modu2 4p. DIR GND GND_RS232B
GND 15 R282
1
SMCJ15-CA SMCJ15-CA 10uF 16V 10k

TME0505S TP12 TP1
MAX202ACWE 1 2
Test point 1204-B.1 Test point 1204-B.1 OPT.
R40 TP5
0R OPT. DAP_ON_O\F\F\ 1 2
1 2 GND_RS232B Test point 1204-B.1 +15V AEC
1
R283 0R
1
+NR C4 R9
10uF 20V Tant. "B" OPT.

VCC U3 0.1u OPT. D1 2k2 OPT.
2
C8
10uF 35V Tant. "D" OPT.

2 -Vin +Vin 23
+5V_RS232B 3 22 +
200mA
2
A
-Vin +Vin
LL4007 OPT.
U7 +5V_RS232B C37 C31 3 C5 LD13
2
1
20 VCC + L1 0.1u OPT.
VCC
2
CTS_B 2 18 R49 VCC C32
1A1 1Y1 CTS_B_C
4 16 RTS_B 390R R50 0.1u OPT. 9 16 TLGU1002 OPT.
RTS_B_C
1
232_RX_B 1A2 1Y2 OP4 390R 0.1u OPT. NC -Vout
6 1A3 1Y3 14 232_RX_B_C 8 2
232_TX_B OP5
232_TX_B_C 8 12 8 2 11 14
1
K
CTS_C 1A4 1Y4 NC +Vout GND AEC
11 9 7
1
2A1 2Y1 RTS_C VCC 232_TX_B_ISO R69
13 2A2 2Y2 7 6 330R 7 TEN3 2413 OPT.
1
232_RX_C 232_TX_B RTS_B_ISO R71 NFM60 OPT.
15 2A3 2Y3 5 3 1 2 6 330R
C 17 3 232_TX_C 5 3 1 2 RTS_B C
2A4 2Y4 HCPL-0600
1
5 HCPL-0600 TP2
1
RS232_B# 1 C50 C18
RS232_B# 1G Test point 1204-B.1 OPT.
RS232_C# 19 0.1u 0.1u C19
RS232_C#
2
2G 0.1u
10
2
GND GND_RS232B
+NR +NR
SN74HC244DW GND_RS232B
R63 0R OPT.
RTS_B_ISO 1 2 RTS_B
R70 0R OPT.
232_TX_B_ISO 1 2 232_TX_B
R13
1
0R
2
GND_RS232B VCC
VCC AEC
R14 0R OPT.
2
U1 +5V_RS232B RS422-B_AEC
1 2
2
C15 R72
0.1u VCC 16
R11 0R OPT. R68 390R J1
J2 Conn. DB 9p F 90G C1 390R +5V_RS232B OP6 D4
1 2 2 1 6 C- C+ 2 2 1 0.1u 2 8
+5V_RS232B OP3 RS422-A_AEC
2 8 1 BAT54S OPT.
1
9 R12 0R 4 1 7 2 EN_F2_AEC
1
CB+ CA+ R52 CTS_B EN_F1_AEC GND AEC +15V AEC
8 1 2 7 330R 6 3
C9 C7 R48 232_RX_B CTS_B_ISO RST_RUN_AEC
7 0.1u 2 1 5 CB- CA- 3 2 1 0.1u 6 2 1 3 M1 4
M2 6 232_RX_B_ISO 2 1 3 5 5 RS422-B_AEC RS422-A_AEC
HCPL-0600
1
5 13 12 CTS_B_ISO 5 M2 6 EN_F3_AEC VCC
RI1 RO1 HCPL-0600
1
M1 4 R15 0R 14 11 RTS_B_ISO 330R C25 7
TO1 TI1 C24 0.1u +15V AEC D3
3 1 2 8
2
2 8 9 232_RX_B_ISO 0.1u 9 GND AEC BAT54S OPT.
2
RI2 RO2
2
1 R30 0R OPT. 7 10 232_TX_B_ISO
TO2 TI2 R4 GND AEC +15V AEC
1 2
2
15 GND_RS232B R51 0R OPT. 0R OPT. Conn. DB 9p F 90G OPT.
GND
2
1
D40 D41 R16 0R OPT. R59 0R OPT. CTS_B_ISO 1 2 CTS_B R77 R79
R19 R10 1 2 232_RX_B_ISO 1 2 232_RX_B C28 1k OPT. 1k OPT.
MAX202ACWE
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
GND AEC 1
2
0R 0.1u OPT.
0R OPT.
1 2
2
R5 R18 0R OPT. TP8
1
R45 Test point 1204-B.1 OPT.
0R
232 B (Remote PC) 120R OPT.
1
R31 1 RS422-B_AEC OP2

2 0R 1 2 2 8
2
1 2
GND_RS232B1
1
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
D2 R46 D5 7
GND_RS232B R17 0R OPT.
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
1SS355 OPT. 120R OPT. 6 AEC_PULSE_INT

3
RS422-A_AEC 1SS355 OPT. 5
* *
1
D37
+5V_RS232C
+5V_RS232C HCPL-0600 OPT.
2
VCC
D38
* * *
2
GND_RS232B R42 VCC VCC
R23 0R GND_RS232C
390R OPT.
8
OP8
2
R43
390R OPT. *
OP9
VCC
8 2
1
B B
1 2 7
8
6
4
2
+5V_RS232C 232_TX_C_ISO R74 RR1
6 330R OPT. 7
R22 0R OPT. R75
3 1 2 232_TX_C RTS_C_ISO 6 10k OPT. C22
8
6
4
2
U2 330R OPT.
1 2 5 3 1 2 RTS_C 0.1u OPT.
HCPL-0600 OPT.
1
J3 C17
0.1u VCC 16 5 HCPL-0600 OPT.
1
R21 0R OPT. C20 R65 0R
C3
7
5
3
1
Conn. DB 9p M 90G 1 2 2 1 6 2 2 1 0.1u OPT. 232_TX_C_ISO 1 2 232_TX_C C21 VCC
0.1u
2
C- C+ 0.1u OPT. RTS_C_ISO 1 RTS_C VCC VCC
2
7
5
3
1
9 R20 0R 4 1 U4
CB+ CA+ VCC R56 0R
8 1 2 GND_RS232C 20
C13 C10 GND_RS232C VCC VCC
7 0.1u 2 1 5 CB- CA- 3 2 1 0.1u AEC_EN_F1_INT 2 1A1 1Y1 18 1 16 EN_F1_AEC 3 14 EN_F2_AEC
M2 6 AEC_EN_F2_INT 4 16 OP1A OP1B
1A2 1Y2
2
5 13 12 CTS_C_ISO 6 14
RI1 RO1
* AEC_EN_F3_INT 1A3 1Y3
2
R25 0R OPT. RTS_C_ISO R73 R38
M1 4 14 11 8 12
3
2
1
R26 0R
2
8
TO1
RI2
TI1
RO2 9 232_RX_C_ISO
232_TX_C_ISO
+5V_RS232C 2
OP7
8
390R OPT.
+5V_RS232C
*
OP10
R76
390R OPT.
AEC_RST_INT
11
13
1A4
2A1
2A2
1Y4
2Y1
2Y2
9
7
1
330R OPT.
2 2 TLP281-4 OPT.
15 GND AEC
R37
330R OPT.
4 TLP281-4 OPT.
13 GND AEC
1 7 10 2 8 15 5 1 2
1
TO2 TI2 2A3 2Y3
1 2 7 17 3
1
GND_RS232C R41 232_RX_C 2A4 2Y4
GND 15 6 7
D42 R27 0R 232_RX_C_ISO 2 R44 CTS_C
1 3 330R OPT. 6 1 1G
2
D43 1 2 330R OPT. 5 CTS_C_ISO 2 1 3 19 VCC

MAX202ACWE HCPL-0600 OPT. 2G
2
1
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
R29 R32 5 10 VCC

232 C (Printer) HCPL-0600 OPT. GND
1
0R OPT.
R1 C26
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
0R 0R 1 2 0.1u OPT. C27 SN74HC244DW OPT. 5 12 RST_RUN_AEC 7 10 EN_F3_AEC
2
R55 0R 0.1u OPT. OP1C OP1D
1
2
R24 0R OPT. 232_RX_C_ISO 1 2 232_RX_C
GND_RS232C 1
GND_RS232C R36 R35

R39 0R 330R OPT. 330R OPT.
R28 0R OPT. CTS_C_ISO 1 2 CTS_C 1 2 6 TLP281-4 OPT.
11 GND AEC 1 2 8 TLP281-4 OPT.
9 GND AEC
1 2
* * 1 2
R54
R33 0R OPT. 0R
VCC 1 2 +5V_RS232C
D36 D39 VCC 1 1
TP4 FID2 FID8
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
Test point 1204-B.1 1 1
VCC VCC FID4 FID6
DC2 C12 +5V_RS232C
GND 1 1
1
FID3 FID5
2 VCC +V 4
1 1
P
1
1
FID1 FID7
GND_RS232C C2 3 + C16
0.1u OPT. 0V
0.1u OPT.
2
* *
N
1 GND GND_RS232C
1
10uF 16V
A
TME0505S OPT.
R53
0R
1 2 GND_RS232C TP3
PG2/3 A
Test point 1204-B.1
References
R.Dolci 13-02-07 R.Dolci 14-10-10 R.Trapletti 14-10-10 prodotto o reso noto a terzi senza
P1 value modified:
TOUCH-SCREEN Code
01.17.071.001
KEYBOARD Doc. 10389
5 4 3 2 1
5 4 3 2 1
SH37 SH31 SH13 SH41
SH9
R273 0R 1 1 R148 0R 1 R275 0R 1
2 2 R124 0R 1 2 2
3 3 2 3 3
VLED_UOMO 4 4 3 4 4
4
Shield Shield SH32 Shield Shield
LD0 LD1 LD2 LD3 LD4 LD5 LD6 LD7 LD8 LD9 Shield
R245 0R 1
SH8 2
3 SH15 SH18
R120 0R 1 4 SH39
LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green 2 1 R175 0R 1 R170 0R 1
3 2 Shield SH27 R269 0R 1 2 2
4 3 2 3 3
SH33 4 R213 0R 1 3 4 4
Shield
KL0
KL2
KL3
KL4
KL5
KL6
KL7
KL8
KL9
2 4
Shield Shield Shield
KL1
3
D SH12 4 Shield D
R129 0R 1 Shield
2 1 1 SH24
3 2 2 SH10
R232 R219 R217 R222 R225 R259 R239 R255 R237 R258 R193 0R 1
LD4
LD5
LD6
LD7
LD8
LD9
4 3 3
220R 220R 220R 220R 220R 220R 220R 220R 220R 220R R123 0R 1
LD0
LD1
LD2
LD3
4 4 2
Shield SH26 SH29 2 3
Shield Shield 3 4
C
R234 R235 R221 R230 R223 R256 R241 R253 R227 R272
1 4
1 2 B Q16 1 2 B Q15 1 2 B Q11 1 2 B Q12 1 2 B Q13 1 2 B Q21 1 2 B Q17 1 2 B Q20 1 2 B Q14 1 2 B Q23 SH23 2 Shield
1
BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 SH25 3 Shield
R233 R228 R220 R229 R224 R257 R242 R254 R226 R271 R173 0R 1 SH34 4
E
10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k R194 0R 1 2
10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 2 3 Shield SH11 SH1
3 4 SH35 SH5
2
4 R128 0R 1 R2 0R 1
Shield R264 0R 1 R57 0R 1 2 2
Shield 2 2 3 3
3 3 4 4
4 4
T0 D21 T8 D31 Shield Shield
COLONNA1 1 COLONNA2 1 Shield Shield
3 2 BD0 3 2 BD0 SH22 SH40
SH36 SH16
KL10
KL11
KL12
KL13
KL14
KL15
KL16
KL17
VLED_VETA K KL0 VLED_VETA K KL8 R179 0R 1 R270 0R 1

1SS355 1SS355 R267 0R 1 R176 0R 1 2 2
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde 2 2 3 3
T1 D22 T9 D33 3 3 4 4
1 1 1SS355 4 4
3 2 BD1 3 2 BD1 Shield Shield
Shield Shield
R182 R197 R181 R196 R183 R199 R250 R249 VLED_VETA K KL1 VLED_VETA K KL9
LD10
LD11
LD12
LD13
LD14
LD15
LD16
LD17
220R OPT. 220R OPT. 220R OPT. 220R OPT. 220R OPT. 220R OPT. 220R OPT. 220R OPT. 1SS355
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde SH19 SH42
T2 D23 T10 D15 SH21 SH17
C
R192 R203 R188 R201 R191 R206 R252 R262 R178 0R 1 R276 0R 1
1 1
1 2 B Q6 1 2 B Q9 1 2 B Q5 1 2 B Q8 1 2 B Q7 1 2 B Q10 1 2 B Q19 1 2 B Q22 3 2 BD2 3 2 BD2 R172 0R 1 R177 0R 1 2 2
1
BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT. 2 2 3 3
R189 R202 R187 R200 R190 R205 R251 R261 VLED_VETA K KL2 VLED_VETA K KL10 3 3 4 4
E
10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 1SS355 1SS355 4 4
10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT. Shield Shield
T3 D24 T11 D14 Shield Shield
2
1 1
3 2 BD3 3 2 BD3
C SH14 SH3 C
VLED_VETA K KL3 VLED_VETA K KL11 SH20 SH38
1SS355 1SS355 R159 0R 1 R7 0R 1
VCC_B Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT. R171 0R 1 R274 0R 1 2 2
C97
T4 D25 T12 D16 2 2 3 3
1 2 1 1 3 3 4 4
BD4 BD4
VCC_B Creare Foro in corrispondenza del BUZZER 3 2 3 2 4 4
Shield Shield
U23 0.1u VLED_VETA KL4 VLED_VETA KL12 Shield Shield
16
U24 K K
1
1SS355 1SS355
2 TPIC_DATO R204 VCC_B Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT.
+5V_UP
GND_D
SDI T5 D35 T13 D19 SH2 SH6

0R OPT. P +
LD10
LD11
LD12
3
4
5
QA
QB
QC
SRCLK
CLR
15
7
TPIC_CLK
C89 N - * 1
3 2 BD5
1
3 2 BD5
R122 0R 1
SH7
R67 0R 1
SH4
R3 0R 1
2
R81 0R 1
2
1
LD13 6 10 TPIC_RCLK R207 VLED_VETA K KL5 VLED_VET A K KL13 2 2 3 3

D
LD14 QD RCK Q18 1SS355 1SS355

11 QE G 8 R208 0R OPT. 3 3 4 4
LD15 12 R247 BS170F Buzzer SMA21/24 Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT. 4 4
2
LD16 QF 0.1u OPT. BUZZER T6 D32 T14 D17 Shield Shield

13 QG SDO 9 VCC_B 1 2 G
LD17 14 1 1 Shield Shield
S
QH
2
100R 3 2 BD6 3 2 BD6

TME0505S OPT. 10k OPT. R244 1
MH13 VLED_VETA KL6 VLED_VETA KL14
10k K K
1SS355 1SS355
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT.
1
T7 D34 T15 D20

1 1
3 2 BD7 3 2 BD7
VLED_VETA K KL7 VLED_VETA K KL15
VCC_B VCC_B VCC_B 1SS355 1SS355 R265 0R OPT. 1
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT. MH15
R238 0R OPT. 1
MH12
R6 0R OPT.
A1
A2
A3
A4
A1
A2
A3
A4
A1
A2
A3
A4
1
BD[0..7] MH1
LD10 T16 R185 0R OPT.
LED1
LED2
LED3
LED4
LED1
LED2
LED3
LED4
LED1
LED2
LED3
LED4
1
LD11 LD12 COLONNA3 D30 1SS355 MH7
1
MU02-2201 (ROSSO) MU02-5201 (VERDE) 3 2 BD0 SH30 R260 0R OPT. 1
MU02-4201 (GIALLO) 0R OPT. R214 MH14
VLED_VETA K KL16 0R OPT. R215 R268 0R 1 R184 0R OPT. 1
VLED_UOMO R174 0R MH9
2
C1
C2
C3
C4
C1
C2
C3
C4
C1
C2
C3
C4
B R58
56R
R62
56R
R113
56R
R116
56R
R144 R145
56R 56R
1
3
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 OPT. + 1 led verde OPT.

T17
2
D27 1SS355
BD1
VCC_B
* VLED_VET R243
R248
R212
R231
R195
0R
0R
0R
0R
0R
3
4
5
6
7
Area per schermo
R216
R155
R266
0R OPT.
0R OPT.
0R OPT.
1
1
1
MH11
MH4
MH16
B
VLED_VETA K KL17 JP2 R211 0R 8
R186 0R OPT. 1
C
R66 Q1 R119 Q3 Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 OPT. + 1 led verde OPT. SL 1X3 M DIR MH8
C
R142
LD24 1 2 B LD25 1 2 B T18 D28
* R209 0R OPT. 1
1
MH10
BC817-25
BC817-25 LD26 1 2 B Q4
1
1
470R R61 470R R115 BC817-25 BD2 SH28
1
2
3
E
470R R143 3 2
E
10k 10k Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 OPT. R180 0R 1
10k 1SS355 VLED_UOMO VLED_VET R198 0R 2
2
T19 R210 0R 3
2
D29 1SS355 R218 0R 4
+24V 1 BD3 R236 0R Area per schermo
3 2 5
R240 0R 6
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 OPT. R246 0R 7
TON_+24V J15 J20
* R263 0R 8
A
3
1
BD0 1 2 BD1 VCC_B

1 BD2 3 4 BD3 F2
T21 TON_+24V
TOFF_0V
OFF
ON
2
3
4
5
*
BD4
BD6
5
7
9
11
*
6
8
10
12
BD5
BD7
*TP18
1
RXE110
2
1
L32 VK200 OPT.
2
* TP25
+NR_B
1u GRM32ER72A105KA01L
1u GRM32ER72A105KA01L
I condensatori C93 C94 C102 sono
VCC_B
in realta Vishay 593D107X9010D2TE3
6 13 14 Test point 1204-B.1 OPT.
* Test point 1204-B.1 OPT. 1u GRM32ER72A105KA01L
U22
C88
*
4
15 16 +24V BNX002-01 10n L30 VCC_B
47u GRM32ER60J476ME20L Farnell 952-7788
47u GRM32ER60J476ME20L Farnell 952-7788

Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde +NR_B +NR_B
47uH Farnell 945-8212 OPT.
100uF 10V Tant. "D"

17 18 1 2 1 4 7 1

FB
VCC_B VCC_B
1
B CB IN Cb TP24
1
AMP Modu2 6p.DIR VCC_B 19 20 VCC_B 1 2
2
K
ON F1 Portafus. 5x20 OPT. Test point 1204-B.1 OPT. C102 C101

U21
5V 1A
ON/OFF
2 + + +
PSG CG 3 2
2
N.C.
1
SL 2X10p F DIR
* * * 3 8 1 2
GND
1
N.C. Vsw
1
R169 R165 Gnd1 Gnd2 L33 C100
P
5k6 5k6 TP19 D26 C103 C104 C99 C91 C95 C98 C90 47uH Farnell 945-8212 R86

GND1 GND2
SMCJ33A
Test point 1204-B.1 OPT. + + + C94 C93 390R
K
6
5
*
47u 35V
47uF 35V
J19 D18 + + C92 C96
1
0R R167 0.1u LM2675M-5.0 SS14 +
HL1
A 2
N
N
TOFF_0V LD0 1 2 LD1 DZ2
0.1u OPT.
LD2 3 4 LD3 Zener 6.2V LD14 1
2
LD4 5 6 LD5 1/2W 100uF 10V Tant. "D" OPT.
1
3
A
LD6 7 8 LD7 TLGU1002
L31 VK200 OPT. Foro 2mm
R168
0R OPT.
LD8
COLONNA1
9
11
* 10
12
LD9
COLONNA2 1 2
K
COLONNA3 13 14 LD24
PG3/3
1
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 LD25 15 16 LD26
BUZZER 17 18 TPIC_RCLK
T20
*
2
TPIC_DATO 19 20 TPIC_CLK
A A
OFF TP23
Montare BNX002 sul retro della
SL 2X10p F DIR scheda
Test point 1204-B.1 OPT.
References
R.Dolci 13-02-07 R.Dolci 14-10-10 R.Trapletti 14-10-10 prodotto o reso noto a terzi senza
P1 value modified:
TOUCH-SCREEN Code
01.17.071.001
KEYBOARD Doc. 10389
5 4 3 2 1
5 4 3 2 1
Dove vengono montate le 15uH per filtro sui segnali fare in modo da poter rimpiazzare con delle resistenze 0805 VCC
U12
BD0
BD1
BD2
BD3
BD4
BD5
BD6
BD7
U15
BUS_LCD0 57 9 EEPROM_WP1 C43 DISPOFF# R99 0R OPT.
MISO COLONNA2 PH1 BUS_LCD1 PA0 IOC0/PT0 RS232_C#_INT 1u OPT ADS7846 OPT. SCK R98 0R SK/X1
10
4 I/O4 I/O6 8 58 PA1 IOC1/PT1 10 U8
1
MOSI 3 7 BUS_LCD2 59 11 CTS_B_C X+ R82 0R OPT.
SCK I/O3 GND BUS_LCD3 PA2 IOC2/PT2 RTS_B_C X+ SCK MISO R88 0R DO/X2
2 6 60 12 2 16
Vcc1
Vcc2
CS_SPI2 I/O2 GND COLONNA1 PH0 BUS_LCD4 PA3 IOC3/PT3 DAP_PULSE_DA_CPLD Y+ X+ DCLK CS_SPI1 X- R84 0R OPT.
1 I/O1 I/O5 5 61 PA4 IOC4/PT4 15 3 Y+ CS 15
BUS_LCD5 62 16 AEC_PULSE_DA_CPLD X- 4 14 MOSI MOSI R87 0R DI/Y1
BUS_LCD6 PA5 IOC5/PT5 RST_CPLD Y- X- DIN TS_BUSY Y+ R83 0R OPT.
ESDA6V1U1 63 PA6 IOC6/PT6 17 5 Y- BUSY 13
BUS_LCD7 64 18 RS232_B#_INT 7 12 MISO CS_SPI2 R89 0R CS/Y2
RES# PA7 IOC7/PT7 Vbat DOUT TS_I\R\Q\_1 Y- R85 0R OPT.
8 11
GND
RD# IN PENIRQ
Vref 9
8
6
4
2
2
4
6
8
RR2 WR# LD0 24 4 CLK_CPLD

10k A0 LD1 PB0 PP0/PWM0/MISO1 LED_CURR Burr-Brown_TSController
25 3
8
6
4
2
2
4
6
8
6
RR3 CS# LD2 PB1 PP1/PWM1/MOSI1 DISPOFF#
26 PB2 PP2/PWM2/SCK1 2
DISPOFF# LD3 27 1 RES#
10k LD4 PB3 PP3/PWM3/SS1 RD# TS_I\R\Q\ 0R OPT. R97 TS_I\R\Q\_1
D 28 PB4 PP4/KWP4/PWM4/MISO2 112 D
7
5
3
1
1
3
5
7
VCC LD5 29 111 WR# C33 C34 C35 C36 0R R92 DISP_INT
LD6 PB5 PP5/KWP5/PWM5/MOSI2 A0 1n OPT.1n OPT.1n OPT.1n OPT.
30 110
7
5
3
1
1
3
5
7
LD7 PB6 PP6/KWP6/PWM6/SS2 CS#

10
11
12
13
14
15
15
10
11
12
13
14
31 PB7 PP7/KWP7/PWM7/SCK2 109

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
4
5
3
2
1
6
7
9
U17 U5
VCC SP720AB TS_BUSY 32 8 AEC_EN_F1_INT
IN1
IN2
IN3
IN4
IN5
IN6
IN7
IN8
IN9
IN10
IN11
IN12
IN13
IN14
IN14
IN13
IN12
IN11
IN10
IN9
IN8
IN7
IN6
IN5
IN4
IN3
IN2
IN1
VCC TS_I\R\Q\ PH7/KWH7 PK0 AEC_EN_F2_INT

33 PH6/KWH6 PK1 7
16 8 8 16 CS_SPI1 34 6 AEC_EN_F3_INT
VDD Vss Vss VDD CS_SPI2 PH5/KWH5 PK2 AEC_RST_INT
35 PH4/KWH4 PK3 5
SP720AB IO_5_PH4 49 20 DAP_ON_O\F\F\ J23 J22
PH2 PH3/KWH3 PK4 BUZZER
50 PH2/KWH2 PK5 19
VCC PH1 J21 RES# CONDENSATORI DA MONTARE RES#
51 PH1/KWH1 1 1
C55 PH0 52 108 LCDPIN18 1 X- 2 RD# VICINO CONNETTORE LCD RD# 2
PH0/KWH0 PK7/ROMONE Y+ WR# VCC WR#
2 3 3
3 X+ 4 CS# R64 0R OPT. CS# 4
R121
0.1u IO_0_PE0 56 67 BD0 4 Y- 5 A0 A0 5
PE0 AN00 BD1 BUS_LCD0 BUS_LCD0
VCC 55 PE1 AN01 69 6 6
U11 EEPROM_WP2 54 71 BD2 7 BUS_LCD1 BUS_LCD1 7
10k PE2 MODA e MODB al AN02 BD3 Conn. FFCFPC P.1mm 4P OPT. BUS_LCD2 R60 0R BUS_LCD2
1 A0 Vcc 8 53 PE3 AN03 73 8 8
2 A1 7 EEPROM_WP1 R1583k3 39 reset determinano 75 BD4 9 BUS_LCD3 BUS_LCD3 9
WP SCL IO_1_PE5 PE4 partenza in single chip AN04 BD5 J4 BUS_LCD4 BUS_LCD4
3 A2 SCL 6 1 2 38 PE5/MODA AN05 77 10 10
4 VSS 5 SDA IO_2_PE6 37 79 BD6 11 BUS_LCD5 BUS_LCD5 11
10uF 20V Tant. "B"

SDA R1623k3 PE6/MODB PE7 determina se parte AN06
VCC 1 2 2 R1473k3 OPT.
1 36 PE7 AN07 81 BD7 1 Y+ 12 BUS_LCD6 BUS_LCD6 12
VCC 1 2 4k7 1 2 R110 IO_3_PE7 con clock o quarzo : 2 Y- 13 BUS_LCD7 C29 BUS_LCD7 13
24LC1025-I/SM VCC VCC montare la resistenza
4k7 R160 VCC 2 1 3 X+ 14 VCC + VCC 14
C49 232_RX_A R1460R solo per clock esterno I_0_AN08 X- C23
89 PS0/RxD0 AN08 68 4 15 15
VCC 1 2 232_TX_A 90 70 I_1_AN09 16 VEE 0.1u C30 VEE 16
4k7 OPT. 232_RX_B_C PS1/TxD0 AN09 I_2_AN10 CONTRAST CONTRAST
R114 91 PS2/RxD1 AN10 72 17 17
0.1u DZ3 J12 R284 232_TX_B_C I_3_AN11 SL 1X4p. M 90G OPT. 0.1u OPT. SK/X1
92 PS3/TxD1 AN11 74 18 18
VCC MISO I_4_AN12 DO/X2
U9
VCC
SMCJ5.0A
2
4
1
3
SPI MOSI
93
94
PS4/MISO0
PS5/MOSI0
AN12
AN13
76
78 I_5_AN13 Molex 52207-1890 ZIF 1mm 18p OPT. DI/Y1
19
20
1 8 10k 6 5 SCK 95 80 I_6_AN14 0R OPT. CS/Y2 21
A0 Vcc EEPROM_WP2 PS6/SCK0 AN14 I_7_AN15 LCDPIN18 R78 P1 DISP_INT
2 A1 WP 7 VCC 2 1 96 PS7/SS0 AN15 82 1 22
3 6 SCL SL 2X3p. M DIR R111 10k Trimmer 20k-ORIZ-1G 23
A2 SCL SDA VCC R154 1k 15uH OPT. 15uH OPT. 15uH OPT. TP26
4 VSS SDA 5 24
1 2 1 8 23 L28 L29 L24 AMP Modu2 4p. DIR Test point 1204-B.1
RES NC4 MODC/BKGD TPIC_DATO J5 VCC
24LC1025-I/SM 2 IN NC3 7 PM7/TxCAN3 87 1 2
1
C 3 6 RST_uC 42 88 1 2 TPIC_CLK FPCFFC 1mm 24p cont. TOP C

NC NC2 RESET PM6/RxCAN3
1
Comunication C80 4 5 100 1 2 TPIC_RCLK 1

CTS_B_C C105 GND NC1 PM5/TxCAN2 LD24
2 1 97 101 2
2
RTS_B_C CTS_B_C 0.1u 0.1u U19 VCC VREGEN PM4/RxCAN2 LD25 VCC VCC
MC33064D-5 102 3
2
232_TX_B_C RTS_B_C L23 15uH R112 PM3/TxCAN1 LD26

232_TX_B_C 3k3 PM2/RxCAN1 103 4
232_RX_B_C 1 2 41 104 CANTX
232_RX_B_C VCC VDDR PM1/TxCAN0
8
RS232_B# 107 105 CANRX U6A
RS232_C# RS232_B# VDDX PM0/RxCAN0 R130 R118 VCC
RS232_C# 3 +
232_TX_A 10k 10k 1
232_TX_A
1
232_RX_A C76 + 13 2 -
DAP_PULSE_INT 232_RX_A 10uF 10V Tant. C72 C71 VDD1 LD8
DAP_PULSE_INT 65 VDD2 PJ0 22 C39
AEC_PULSE_INT 0.1u 10n C58 43 21 LD9
2
4
AEC_EN_F1_INT AEC_PULSE_INT 0.1u 10n 10n VDDPLL PJ1 SDA LM358
AEC_EN_F1_INT PJ6/KWJ6/SDA 99
1
1
AEC_EN_F2_INT C60 C69 C74 40 98 SCL
AEC_EN_F3_INT AEC_EN_F2_INT C62 C70 VSSR PJ7/KWJ7/SCL
AEC_RST_INT AEC_EN_F3_INT
+NR 1 2 0.1u C65 0.1u 0.1u
14
66
VSS1 I2C 1 0.1u
R108
2
2
AEC_RST_INT +NR VCC VSS2
8
DAP_ON_O\F\F\ L19 15uH C59 0.1u 106 VCC TP7 1k
DAP_ON_OFF VSSX R96
VCC 10n 2 1 45 Test point 1204-B.1 U6B + 5 LED_CURR
VCC VSSPLL L20
1
CANTX C48 + 15uH 7

CANRX CANTX 10uF 10V Tant. C47 C46 R139 Q2 18k 1%
1%R106
R106
CANRX GND 4k7 VDDA 83 1 2 - 6
0.1u 10n 86 C44 R107
2
VSSA 1k
1
0.1u
C68 44 BDX53C LM358 C45 2k1%
4
Comunication XFC
0.1u
22p 46 84
EXTAL VRH
1
47 XTAL VRL 85 TP10
1
C61 22p Y2 C73 48 TEST
1
Res. 0R C54 + Test point 1204-B.1
VCC VCC Quarzo FPX 4MHz C67 C53 10n
2
2 1 9S12DP256 0.1u C56
2
C64 0.1u
Y1 22p Fare riferimento al 10uF 10V Tant.
Quarzo 32.768 kHz R125 VCC
MONTARE ZENER 3V6 E RES SERIE DA 470R 2 1
U13 10k documento R105 R109
1 8 "9S12A256DGV1.PDF" per le VCC 4R7 1% 4R7 1%
R126
470R OPT. R127 OSCI VDD VCC
D11 2 7 1 note sul layout di
100R OPT. ALL4148 OPT. OSCO FT/OUT SCL R279
VCC K 3 VBAT SCL 6
1
4 5 SDA TP13 10k alimentazione R280 10k
+ VSS SDA Test point 1204-B.1 C75 C66
B BZX84C3V3 OPT. BT1 R278 0R 0.1u OPT. 0.1u OPT. U14 XC9536 OPT. 0R R91 B
21
41
M41T56
2
DZ1 R277 0R RS232_C#_INT RS232_C# 0R R80
VCC 3V ML2032 RS232_B# RS232_B#_INT 1 26 DAP_PULSE_INT DAP_PULSE_DA_CPLD
VCC
VCC
+NR R103 0R OPT. TP151 2
I/O I/O
27 AEC_PULSE_INT AEC_PULSE_DA_CPLD
TP21 TP20 DAP_PULSE_DA_CPLD I/O I/O
2 1 3 I/O I/O 28
1 1 4 29 R8 0R OPT. 1
R94 0R OPT. I/O I/O MH2
8 I/O I/O 33
Test point 1204-B.1 Test point 1204-B.1 VCC J11 VCC DAP_PULSE_INT 2 1 9 34 R34 0R 1
led AEC_PULSE_INT I/O I/O MH3
2 1 11 I/O I/O 35 TP14
LD0 J10 1 12 36 R161 0R OPT. 1
LD1 LD0 J14 VCC R95 0R OPT. I/O I/O RST_CPLD MH6
VCC
+NR
LD1 2
LD2 BD0 1 3 IO_3_PE7 13 37 0R R136 R166 0R OPT. 1
LD3 LD2 BD0 BD1 DAP_ON_O\F\F\ I/O I/O R104 AEC_PULSE_DA_CPLD 0R R132 MH5
2 4 1 14 38
1
LD4 LD3 BD1 BD2 CANRX I_0_AN08 I/O I/O 0R R131
LD4 BD2 3 5 2 18 I/O I/O 43 0R OPT.
LD5 BD3 4 CANTX 6 I_1_AN09 3 RST_uC 19 44 2 1 0R R134
LD6 LD5 BD3 BD4 SCL I_2_AN10 TS_I\R\Q\ I/O I/O TMS
LD6 BD4 5 7 4 20 I/O 1
LD7 BD5 6 SDA 8 I_3_AN11 5 CS_SPI1 22 5 CLK_CPLD 2 TDI R138 10k OPT.
LD8 LD7 BD5 BD6 232_TX_B_C I_4_AN12 CS_SPI2 I/O I/O/GCK1 TDO R135 10k OPT.
LD8 BD6 7 9 6 24 I/O I/O/GCK2 6 3
LD9 BD7 8 232_RX_B_C 10 I_5_AN13 7 IO_2_PE6 25 7 4 TCK VCC RST_CPLD
LD9 BD7 RS232_B#_INT I_6_AN14 IO_1_PE5 I/O I/O/GCK3 RST_CPLD
9 11 8 I/O/GSR 39 5
COLONNA1 10 RS232_C#_INT 12 I_7_AN15 9 IO_5_PH4 TDI 15 42 6 VCC
TPIC_RCLK COLONNA1 COLONNA2 RS232_B# SCK IO_0_PE0 TDI I/O/GTS1
TPIC_RCLK COLONNA2 11 13 10 I/O/GTS2 40
TPIC_CLK 12 RS232_C# 14 MOSI TCK 17 J8 SL 1X6p. M DIR OPT.
TPIC_DATO TPIC_CLK EEPROM_WP1 MISO TCK TDO
TPIC_DATO 13 15 TDO 30
LD24 14 EEPROM_WP2 16 SL 2x5 OPT. TMS 16
LD24 TMS
GND
BUZZER LD25 R13310k OPT.
GND
GND
GND
BUZZER LD25 LD26
LD26 VCC 32 VCCIO VCC
1
SL 2x7 OPT. SL 2x8 OPT.
led C63
10
23
31
1 TP22 0.1u OPT. Le induttanze PG1/3
2
Test point 1204-B.1 15uH sono TDK
NL322522T-150J
References
A Drawn: Date: Checked: Date: Approved: Date: Questo disegno non puo' essere A
V. Perico 05-11-07 Ing. R. Dolci 06-12-07 Ing. Fogliata 06-12-07 prodotto o reso noto a terzi senza
S78 Board Manufacturer written Authorization
Cpu Code 01.17.078.001
5 4
Modification Description Coordinates Date

3
Signature Replaced N° Replaced by N°

2
Doc.
1
9199
5 4 3 2 1
JP1
C85
0.1u OPT.
1 2
VacuDAP
1
SL 1X2 M DIR OPT.

1 2 R164
+5VCAN
150R OPT.
1
VCC +5VCAN
VCC OP12 R156 U20 J18 DC3 C86
2
2 8 390R OPT. 2 4 1 Test point 1204-B.1 OPT.

CANH CANGND VCC +V TP16
3 7 1
P
VCC CANH
1
7 6 CANL CANH 2 RS422-A_DAP RS422-B_DAP VCC

2
CANL CANL C78 + C83

6 1 3 3
TXD CANGND 0V
3 4 8 4 0.1u OPT. 0.1u OPT.
2
RXD RS
1
R140 5 D8 D9
CANTX 390R OPT. HCPL-0600 OPT.
N
1
1 2 C82 2 5 1 1 Test point 1204-B.1 OPT. BAT54S BAT54S

GND VREF Amp Modu2 4p. DIR OPT. GND TP17
0.1u OPT.
2
2
R163 10uF 16V OPT. GND DAP +15V DAP GND DAP +15V DAP
TME0505S OPT.
1
10R OPT. R102 R93
VCC TJA1050TD OPT.
1
J6 C41 1k 1k
2
2
R157 CANGND 0.1u
2
R141 +5VCAN +15V DAP TP9
D 390R OPT. 1
1
R101 D
2 GND DAP Test point 1204-B.1
390R OPT. OP13 120R OP11
8 2 3 RS422-B_DAP 1 2 2 8
2
4 RS422-A_DAP
1
1
2
7 5 D6 7
CANRX
6
5
3 CAN 6
7
8
1SS355
R100
120R
D7
3
6
5
DAP_PULSE_INT
HCPL-0600 OPT.
1
1SS355
1
C77 HCPL-0600
0.1u OPT. AMP Modu2 8p.DIR
2
TP11
R90 Test point 1204-B.1
0R GND DAP
VCC 1 2
U16 +15V DAP
1
C87 16 R47
0.1u VCC 0R OPT.
1
VCC 1 2 +5V_RS232B
2 1 C79 +NR R117
6 C- C+ 2 2 1 0.1u TP6 U10
2
2k2
4 1 Test point 1204-B.1 C40 2 23 L21 C57 D10
1 10uF 20V Tant. "B"

10uF 35V Tant. "D"
CB+ CA+
232 A (S22) -Vin +Vin
1
VCC 3 22 3 +
200mA
A
2
C84 C81 DC1 -Vin +Vin
LL4007
J13 R R153 0R 2 1 5 3 2 1 C11 +5V_RS232B C38 C52 C51 LD15
0.1u 0.1u
1
R152 0R OPT. CB- CA- + R281 0R OPT.

2 4 0.1u 0.1u
2
R150 0R OPT. VCC +V C42 0.1u
1 13 12 232_RX_A 1 2
P
1
RI1 RO1
1
2 T R149 0R 14 11 0.1u 9 16 TLGU1002

TO1 TI1 232_TX_A NC -Vout
3 C6 3 + C14
0V Q24
4 8 9 0.1u 0.1u 11 14
2
K
D12 RI2 RO2 RFD16N05L NC +Vout GND DAP
7 10
N
D13 TO2 TI2 NFM60

1 GND TEN3 2413
Amp Modu2 4p. DIR 15 GND_RS232B
GND R282
1
SMCJ15-CA SMCJ15-CA 10uF 16V 10k

TME0505S TP12 TP1
MAX202ACWE 1 2
Test point 1204-B.1 Test point 1204-B.1 OPT.
R40 TP5
0R OPT. DAP_ON_O\F\F\ 1 2
1 2 GND_RS232B Test point 1204-B.1 +15V AEC
1
R283 0R
1
+NR C4 R9
10uF 20V Tant. "B" OPT.

VCC U3 0.1u OPT. D1 2k2 OPT.
2
2 23 C8

+5V_RS232B -Vin +Vin +
3 22
200mA
A
2
U7 +5V_RS232B C37 C31 -Vin +Vin C5
LL4007 OPT.
3 LD13
2
1
20 VCC + L1 0.1u OPT.
VCC
2
CTS_B 2 18 R49 VCC C32
1A1 1Y1 CTS_B_C
4 16 RTS_B 390R R50 0.1u OPT. 9 16 TLGU1002 OPT.
RTS_B_C
1
232_RX_B 1A2 1Y2 OP4 390R 0.1u OPT. NC -Vout
6 1A3 1Y3 14 232_RX_B_C 8 2
232_TX_B OP5
232_TX_B_C 8 12 8 2 11 14
1
K
CTS_C 1A4 1Y4 NC +Vout GND AEC
11 9 7
1
C 2A1 2Y1 RTS_C VCC 232_TX_B_ISO R69 C
13 2A2 2Y2 7 6 330R 7 TEN3 2413 OPT.
1
232_RX_C 232_TX_B RTS_B_ISO R71 NFM60 OPT.
15 2A3 2Y3 5 3 1 2 6 330R
17 3 232_TX_C 5 3 1 2 RTS_B
2A4 2Y4 HCPL-0600
1
5 HCPL-0600 TP2
1
RS232_B# 1 C50 C18
RS232_B# 1G Test point 1204-B.1 OPT.
RS232_C# 19 0.1u 0.1u C19
RS232_C#
2
2G 0.1u
10
2
GND GND_RS232B
+NR +NR
SN74HC244DW GND_RS232B
R63 0R OPT.
RTS_B_ISO 1 2 RTS_B
R70 0R OPT.
232_TX_B_ISO 1 2 232_TX_B
GND_RS232B VCC
VCC AEC
2
U1 +5V_RS232B RS422-B_AEC
2
C15 R72
0.1u 16
VCC R68 390R
2 1 6 2 2 1 C1 390R +5V_RS232B 2 OP6 8 D4
C- C+ 0.1u OP3
+5V_RS232B 2 8 J1 BAT54S OPT.
1
4 1 7
1
CB+ CA+ R52 CTS_B RS422-A_AEC GND AEC +15V AEC
7 330R 6 1
J2 C9 C7 R48 232_RX_B CTS_B_ISO EN_F2_AEC
0.1u 2 1 5 3 2 1 0.1u 6 2 1 3 2
CB- CA- 232_RX_B_ISO 2 EN_F1_AEC RS422-A_AEC
1 3 HCPL-0600 5 3
1
1 13 12 CTS_B_ISO 5 4 RST_RUN_AEC VCC
RI1 RO1 HCPL-0600
1
2 14 11 RTS_B_ISO 330R C25 5 RS422-B_AEC
TO1 TI1 C24 0.1u EN_F3_AEC D3
3 6
2
4 8 9 232_RX_B_ISO 0.1u 7 +15V AEC BAT54S OPT.
2
RI2 RO2 232_TX_B_ISO GND AEC
5 7
TO2 TI2
10 8
6 GND_RS232B GND AEC +15V AEC
2
15 GND_RS232B
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
GND R51 0R OPT.
1
CTS_B_ISO CTS_B R77 R79
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
R59 0R OPT. 1 2
AMP Modu2 6p.DIR 232_RX_B_ISO 1 2 232_RX_B AMP Modu2 2X4p. DIR C28 1k OPT. 1k OPT.
MAX202ACWE
D40 D41 0.1u OPT.
2
TP8
D37
1
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
R45 Test point 1204-B.1 OPT.

232 B (Remote PC) 120R OPT. OP2
D38
RS422-B_AEC 1 2 2 8
2
*
1
D2 R46 D5 7
* * 1SS355 OPT. 120R OPT.
3
6 AEC_PULSE_INT
* RS422-A_AEC 1SS355 OPT. 5
1
+5V_RS232C
GND_RS232B +5V_RS232C HCPL-0600 OPT.
2
VCC
2
B R42 VCC VCC B
R23 0R GND_RS232C
390R OPT.
8
OP8
2
R43
390R OPT. *
OP9
VCC
8 2
1
1 2 7
2
4
6
8
+5V_RS232C 232_TX_C_ISO 6 R74 7 RR1
330R OPT. 232_TX_C RTS_C_ISO R75
R22 0R OPT. 3 1 2 6 10k OPT. C22
2
4
6
8
U2 330R OPT.
1 2 5 3 1 2 RTS_C 0.1u OPT.
HCPL-0600 OPT.
1
J3 C17 16 5
0.1u VCC HCPL-0600 OPT.
1
R21 0R OPT. C20 R65 0R
C3
1
3
5
7
Conn. DB 9p M DIR 1 2 2 1 6 2 2 1 0.1u OPT. 232_TX_C_ISO 1 2 232_TX_C C21 VCC
0.1u
2
C- C+ 0.1u OPT. RTS_C_ISO 1 RTS_C VCC VCC
2
1
3
5
7
9 R20 0R 4 1 U4
CB+ CA+ GND_RS232C VCC R56 0R
8 1 2 20
VCC
C13 C10 GND_RS232C VCC
7 0.1u 2 1 5 3 2 1 0.1u AEC_EN_F1_INT 2 18 1 16 EN_F1_AEC 3 14 EN_F2_AEC
CB- CA- 1A1 1Y1 OP1A OP1B
M2 6 AEC_EN_F2_INT 4
1A2 1Y2
16
2
5 13 12 CTS_C_ISO 6 14
RI1 RO1 AEC_EN_F3_INT 1A3 1Y3
2
R25 0R OPT. RTS_C_ISO R73 R38
M1 4 14 11 AEC_RST_INT 8 12
3
2
1
R26 0R
2
8
TO1
RI2
TI1
RO2
9 232_RX_C_ISO
232_TX_C_ISO
+5V_RS232C 2
OP7
8
390R OPT.
+5V_RS232C
*
OP10
R76
390R OPT.
11
13
1A4
2A1
2A2
1Y4
2Y1
2Y2
9
7
1
330R OPT.
2 2 15 GND AEC
TLP281-4 OPT.
R37
330R OPT.
4 13 GND AEC
TLP281-4 OPT.
1 7 10 2 8 15 5 1 2
1
TO2 TI2 2A3 2Y3
1 2 7 17 3
1
GND_RS232C R41 232_RX_C 2A4 2Y4
15 6 7
D42 R27 0R GND 232_RX_C_ISO 2 R44 CTS_C
1 3 330R OPT. 6 1
1G
2
D43 1 2 330R OPT. 5 CTS_C_ISO 2 1 3 19 VCC

MAX202ACWE HCPL-0600 OPT. 2G
2
1
R29 R32 5 10 VCC
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
232 C (Printer) HCPL-0600 OPT. GND
1
0R OPT.
R1 C26
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
0R 0R 1 2 0.1u OPT. C27 SN74HC244DW OPT. 5 12 RST_RUN_AEC 7 10 EN_F3_AEC
2
R55 0R 0.1u OPT. OP1C OP1D
1
2
R24 0R OPT. 232_RX_C_ISO 1 2 232_RX_C
1
GND_RS232C R36 R35

R39 0R 330R OPT. 330R OPT.
GND_RS232C
R28 0R OPT. CTS_C_ISO 1 2 CTS_C 1 2 6 TLP281-4 OPT.

11 GND AEC 1 2 8 9 GND AEC
TLP281-4 OPT.
1 2
* * 1 2
R54
R33 0R OPT. 0R
1 2 +5V_RS232C
VCC
D36 D39
TP4
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
SMCJ15-CA OPT.
Test point 1204-B.1
VCC
DC2 C12 +5V_RS232C VCC 1 1
1
2 4 FID2 FID8
VCC +V
VCC 1 1
P
1
1
FID4 FID6
GND_RS232C C2
0.1u OPT. 0V
3 + C16
0.1u OPT.
GND 1
FID3
1
FID5 PG2/3
2
A 1 1 A
* *
N
1 FID1 FID7
GND GND_RS232C
1
TME0505S OPT.
10uF 16V OPT. References
I COMPONENTI CONTRASSEGNATI CON '*' SONO DA MONTARE SUL RETRO R53
0R
1 2 GND_RS232C TP3
Test point 1204-B.1
Drawn:
V. Perico
Date:
05-11-07
Checked: Date:
Ing. R. Dolci 06-12-07
Approved: Date:
Ing. Fogliata 06-12-07
Questo disegno non puo' essere
prodotto o reso noto a terzi senza
S78 Board
Code 01.17.078.001
Comunication
5 4
Modification Description
3
Coordinates Date Signature Replaced N° Replaced by N°

2 1
Doc. 9199
5 4 3 2 1
VLED_UOMO Led e tasti vanno montati sul retro
LD0 LD1 LD2 LD3 LD4 LD5 LD6 LD7 LD8 LD9
LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green LED 3mm Green
KL0
KL2
KL3
KL4
KL5
KL6
KL7
KL8
KL9
KL1
D D
R232 R219 R217 R222 R225 R259 R239 R255 R237 R258
LD4
LD5
LD6
LD7
LD8
LD9
220R 220R 220R 220R 220R 220R 220R 220R 220R 220R
LD0
LD1
LD2
LD3
C
R234 R235 R221 R230 R223 R256 R241 R253 R227 R272
1 2 B Q16 1 2 B Q15 1 2 B Q11 1 2 B Q12 1 2 B Q13 1 2 B Q21 1 2 B Q17 1 2 B Q20 1 2 B Q14 1 2 B Q23
1
BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25 BC817-25
R233 R228 R220 R229 R224 R257 R242 R254 R226 R271
E
10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k
10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k 10k
2
T0 D21 T8 D31
COLONNA1 1 COLONNA2 1
3 2 BD0 3 2 BD0
KL10
KL11
KL12
KL13
KL14
KL15

1SS355 1SS355
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde
T1 D22 T9 D33
1 1 1SS355
3 2 BD1 3 2 BD1
R182 R197 R181 R196 R183 R199 VLED_VETA K KL1 VLED_VETA K KL9
LD10
LD11
LD12
LD13
LD14
LD15
220R OPT. 220R OPT. 220R OPT. 220R OPT. 220R OPT. 220R OPT. 1SS355
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde
T2 D23 T10 D15
C
R192 R203 R188 R201 R191 R206 1 1

1 2 B Q6 1 2 B Q9 1 2 B Q5 1 2 B Q8 1 2 B Q7 1 2 B Q10 3 2 BD2 3 2 BD2
1
BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT. BC817-25 OPT.
R189 R202 R187 R200 R190 R205 VLED_VETA K KL2 VLED_VETA K KL10
E
10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 1SS355 1SS355
10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. 10k OPT. Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT.
T3 D24 T11 D14
2
1 1
3 2 BD3 3 2 BD3
1SS355 1SS355
C VCC Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT. C
C97
T4 D25 T12 D16
1 2 1 1
BD4 BD4
VCC Creare Foro in corrispondenza del BUZZER 3 2 3 2
U23 0.1u VLED_VETA KL4 VLED_VETA KL12
16
K K
U24
1
1SS355 1SS355
2 TPIC_DATO R204 VCC Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT.
GND
VCC
SDI T5 D35 T13 D19

0R OPT. P
LD10 TPIC_CLK +
3 15 1 1
LD11 QA SRCLK BD5 BD5
4 7 3 2 3 2
LD12 QB CLR C89
5 N
QC -
1
LD13 6 10 TPIC_RCLK R207 VLED_VETA K KL5 VLED_VET A K KL13

D
LD14 QD RCK Q18 1SS355 1SS355

11 8 R208 0R OPT.
LD15 QE G R247 BS170F Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT.
12 Buzzer SMA21/24
2
QF 0.1u OPT. BUZZER T6 D32 T14 D17

13 9 VCC 1 2 G
QG SDO
14 1 1
S
QH
2
100R 3 2 BD6 3 2 BD6

10k OPT. R244 1
TPIC6C596D OPT. MH13 VLED_VETA K KL6 VLED_VETA K KL14
10k 1SS355 1SS355
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT.
1
T7 D34 T15 D20

1 1
3 2 BD7 3 2 BD7
VCC VCC VCC 1SS355 1SS355 R265 0R OPT. 1
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde OPT. MH15
R238 0R OPT. 1
MH12
R6 0R OPT.
A1
A2
A3
A4
A1
A2
A3
A4
A1
A2
A3
A4
1
BD[0..7] MH1
LD10 R185 0R
LED1
LED2
LED3
LED4
LED1
LED2
LED3
LED4
LED1
LED2
LED3
LED4
1
LD11 LD12 MH7
MU02-2201 (ROSSO) MU02-5201 (VERDE) R260 0R OPT. 1
MU02-4201 (GIALLO) 0R OPT. R214 MH14
0R OPT. R215 R184 0R 1
VLED_UOMO MH9
C1
C2
C3
C4
C1
C2
C3
C4
C1
C2
C3
C4
VLED_VET R216 0R 1
VCC MH11
R155 0R 1
R58 R62 R113 R116 R144 R145 MH4
56R 56R 56R 56R 56R 56R R266 0R 1 MH16
JP2
R186 0R 1
C
R66 Q1 R119 Q3 SL 1X3 M DIR MH8

C
B LD24 LD25 R142 R209 0R OPT. B
1 2 B 1 2 B 1
1
BC817-25 LD26 Q4 MH10

BC817-25
1 2 B
1
470R R61 470R R115 BC817-25 R285 0R 1
1
2
3
E
470R R143 MH17
E
10k 10k
10k VLED_UOMO VLED_VET
2
2
+24V
TON_+24V J15
A
3
1
BD0 BD1 VCC

BD0 BD1
1 BD2 BD2 BD3 BD3 F2
T21 TON_+24V 2 BD4 BD5 1 2
BD4 BD5
TOFF_0V 3 BD6 BD7 +NR
BD6 BD7 L32
OFF 4 RXE110 VK200 OPT. 1u GRM32ER72A105KA01L
ON TP18 TP25 1u GRM32ER72A105KA01L VCC
5 1 2
6 Test point 1204-B.1 OPT. Test point 1204-B.1 OPT. 1u GRM32ER72A105KA01L C88
U22
4
+24V BNX002-01 10n VCC
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 + 1 led verde
LD0 LD1 1 2 1 4 7 1
FB
LD1
100uF 10V Tant. Low Esr

LD0
1
B CB IN Cb TP24
100uF 10V Tant. Low Esr OPT.

AMP Modu2 6p.DIR LD2 LD3
LD2 LD3
2
K
ON LD4 LD5 F1 Portafus. 5x20 OPT. L30 Test point 1204-B.1 OPT. C102 C101
U21
LD6
LD4 LD5
LD7 5V 1A
ON/OFF
2 47uH Farnell 945-8212 + + +
PSG CG 3
LD6 LD7 2
100uF 10V Tant. Low Esr OPT.

N.C.
1
LD8 LD9 3 8 1 2
GND
LD8 LD9
1
N.C. Vsw
1
R169 R165 Gnd1 Gnd2 C100

P
P
5k6 5k6 TP19 D26 C103 C104 C99 C91 C95 C98 C90 R86

GND1 GND2
SMCJ33A
Test point 1204-B.1 OPT. + + + C94 C93 390R
K
COLONNA1
47u 35V
D18 C92 C96
47uF 35V
+ +
COLONNA1
1
0R R167 VCC COLONNA2 0.1u LM2675M-5.0 SS14 +
COLONNA2 HL1
A 2
N
N
TOFF_0V DZ2
Zener 6.2V LD14
0.1u OPT.
VCC 1
2
LD24 1/2W 100uF 10V Tant. Low Esr OPT.
1
3
LD24
A
LD25 TLGU1002
LD26 LD25 L31 VK200 OPT. Foro 2mm
R168
+NR LD26
0R OPT. 1 2
K
TPIC_RCLK
TPIC_RCLK
1
Tasto Rafi 3.14100.006/0000 TPIC_CLK
+NR TPIC_CLK
TPIC_DATO
T20 TPIC_DATO
2
BUZZER
BUZZER
OFF
GND TP23
Test point 1204-B.1 OPT.
PG3/3
A A
References
V. Perico 05-11-07 Ing. R. Dolci 06-12-07 Ing. Fogliata 06-12-07 prodotto o reso noto a terzi senza
S78 Board Manufacturer written Authorization
Led Code 01.17.078.001
5 4
Modification Description
3
Coordinates Date Signature Replaced N° Replaced by N°

2 1
Doc. 9199
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1
FID1
1
+15V1 FID2
+15V1 1
R1 IC3F FID3
IC1 2 8 1
14 15 FID4
Led SMD Giallo

F1 1 VIN VOUT 3 +15V1 C8 R11
6 100E R6 R15 R4 C9 4049
200mA-T 3 0.1u 4K7 1% Ld1 C6 R2 JF1
CF1 GND 5 2K2 1% 15K 1% IC4A 68K 1% 0.1u R81 R89
8
0.1u 2K2 1% IC3A R8 1 2

+ + C1 2 -V+ 0V1 IC3E
1 C2 2 LM7815 C4 OC1 1 R3 470E 1% 4R7 4R7 JF2
2 C49 0V1 0.1u 3 +V- 0V1 3 2 11 12 IRF9510 R82 R90
3 1000uF 35V 10uF 35V Tant. C R13 1 2
4 0.22u ~ HCPL-4504#020 Dz1 4K7 1% 4049
4
5 CP1 LM393 3K3 2R2 2R2

6 - + 0V1 R14 R12 4049 C7 R7
7 FT1 36Vac 1 1/2W C10 Tr1 R16 TPG1
8 18Vac 2 10K R10 0V1 10K 1% IC4B IC3B 3300pF 330E 1% Tp 1204-B.1
8
9 BLM21A102S 0Vac 3 Pd1 Dz5V1 0.1u 0V1 R5
10 +15VA Com.1 + 1% 6 -V+ 0V1 5 4 22E 2W
11 C50 0V1 ~ W06M 7 G1
1
12 CON3 + 1000uF 35V 1 C5 0V1 100K 1% 10K 1% 5 +V- 4049
13 0.22u IC2 1
A 14 C3 10uF 35V Tant. C 0V1 Tr2 A
4
15 FT3 LM393M-SMD IC3C Dz2 R17 22E 2W
16 GND
10uF 35V Tant. C

Cavo + Fast-on
BLM21A102S F2 2 VIN VOUT 3 7 6 D2 R34
-8V1 C11 TPE1 10k 1/2W
CON16 200mA-T 0V1 +
4049 Dz 12V 1/2W LL4148 IRF530 Tp 1204-B.1 *
LM7908
Tr3 E1
1
D1 IC3D 1
9 10 BC177
CP5
R76 R9
1 TA1 LL4148 4049 + Cavo + Fast-on
2 FT2 R70 1K2 2K2 2K2 C12 0V1
3 0,5W 10uF 35V Tant. C
TA1 Com.1 BLM21A102S
CON3
R78 1K2
-8V1
GROUP 1
+15V4
R52 +15V4
CP6 2 8 IC15F
IC13 14 15
1 230Vac 1 VIN VOUT 3
2 F7 +15V4 6 C44
3 3 100E R57 R66 R55 C45 R62
Led SMD Giallo

200mA-T 5 0.1u Ld4 C42 R53 4049 JF3
0Vac GND 2K2 1% 15K 1% IC16A 68K 1% 0.1u 4K7 1% R83 R91
8
0.1u 2K2 1% R59 1 2
CON3 + + C37 2 -V+ 0V4 IC15A IC15E IRF9510
C38 2 LM7815 C40 OC4 1 R54 470E 1% 4R7 4R7 JF4
F9 C51 0V4 0.1u 3 +V- 0V4 3 2 11 12 R84 R92
1000uF 35V 10uF 35V Tant. C HCPL-4504#020 Dz7 R64 1 2
315mA-T 0.22u ~ 4K7 1%
4
CP4 LM393 3K3 4049 4049 2R2 2R2
1 - + 0V4 R65 R63 C43 R58 TPG4
CP7 36Vac 2 1/2W C46 Tr10 R67
18Vac Dz5V1 10K R61 0V4 10K 1% IC16B IC15B 3300pF 330E 1% Tp 1204-B.1
8
230Vac 0Vac 3 Pd4 0.1u 0V4 R56
1 + 1% 6 -V+ 0V4 5 4 22E 2W
2 C52 0V4 ~ W06M C41 7 G4
1
3 CON3 + 1000uF 35V 0V4 100K 1% 10K 1% 5 +V- R68
0Vac 0.22u 1 4049 1
C39 10uF 35V Tant. C 0V4 Tr11
10uF 35V Tant. C

CON3 GND LM393 Dz8 22E 2W
IC15C Cavo + Fast-on
F8 2 VIN VOUT 3 7 6 D8
-8V4 TPE4 R71
200mA-T 0V4 +
Dz 12V 1/2W LL4148 IRF530 C47 Tp 1204-B.1 * 10k 1/2W
IC14 LM7908 4049
Tr12 E4
1
D7 IC15D 1
9 10 BC177
B R77 R60 B
LL4148 + Cavo + Fast-on
4049 2K2 2K2 C48 0V4
0,5W 10uF 35V Tant. C
-8V4
GROUP 4
+15V2
R18 IC7F +15V2
IC5 2 8
14 15
Led SMD Giallo

F3 1 VIN VOUT 3 +15V2 C20 Ld2
6 100E R23 R32 R21 C21 R28
200mA-T 3 0.1u C18 R19 4049 JF5
GND 5 2K2 1% 15K 1% IC8A 68K 1% 0.1u 4K7 1% R85 R93
8
0.1u 2K2 1% IC7A IC7E R25 1 2
+ + C16 C13 2 -V+ 0V2
C14 2 LM7815 OC2 1 R20 470E 1% IRF9510 4R7 4R7 JF6
C53 10uF 35V Tant. C 0V2 0.1u 3 +V- 0V2 3 2 11 12 R86 R94
1000uF 35V HCPL-4504#020 Dz3 R30 1 2
CP2 0.22u ~ 4K7 1%
4
1 0V2 LM393 3K3 4049 4049 2R2 2R2
36Vac 2 - + R31 R29 C19 R24 Tr4
18Vac 3 1/2W C22 IC7B R33 TPG2
0Vac Dz5V1 10K R27 0V2 10K 1% IC8B 3300pF 330E 1% Tp 1204-B.1
8
Pd2 0.1u 0V2 R22
0V2 + 1% 6 -V+ 0V2 5 4 22E 2W
CON3 C54 ~ W06M 7 G2
1
+ 1000uF 35V C17 0V2 100K 1% 10K 1% 5 +V- R80
0.22u 1 4049 1
C15 0V2
4
10uF 35V Tant. C
10uF 35V Tant. C

GND LM393 IC7C Dz4 Tr5 22E 2W
Cavo + Fast-on
-8V2 TPE2 R72
200mA-T 0V2 +
Dz 12V 1/2W LL4148 IRF530 C23 Tp 1204-B.1 * 10k 1/2W
IC6 LM7908 4049
IC7D Tr6 25V E2
1
D3 1
9 10 BC177
R75 R26
4049 2K2 2K2 C24 0V2
-8V2
C
GROUP 2 C
+15V3
R35 IC11F +15V3
IC9 2 8
14 15
Led SMD Giallo

F5 1 VIN VOUT 3 +15V3 C32 R45
6 100E R40 R49 R38 C33
200mA-T 3 0.1u 4K7 1% Ld3 C30 R36 4049 JF7
GND 5 2K2 1% 15K 1% IC12A 68K 1% 0.1u R87 R95
8
0.1u 2K2 1% IC11A IC11E R42 1 2
+ + C25 2 -V+ 0V3
C26 2 LM7815 C28 OC3 1 R37 470E 1% IRF9510 4R7 4R7 JF8
C55 0V3 0.1u 3 +V- 0V3 3 2 11 12 R88 R96
1000uF 35V 10uF 35V Tant. C HCPL-4504#020 Dz5 R47 1 2
CP3 0.22u ~ 4K7 1%
4
1 LM393 3K3 4049 4049 2R2 2R2
36Vac 2 - + 0V3 R48 R46 C31 R41 Tr7 R50 TPG3
18Vac 3 1/2W C34 IC11B
0Vac Dz5V1 10K R44 0V3 10K 1% IC12B 3300pF 330E 1% Tp 1204-B.1
8
Pd3 0.1u 0V3 R39 22E 2W
0V3 + 1% 6 -V+ 0V3 5 4
CON3 C56 ~ W06M C29 7 G3
1
+ 1000uF 35V 1 0V3 100K 1% 10K 1% 5 +V- R51
0.22u 4049 1
C27 10uF 35V Tant. C 0V3
4
GND LM393M-SMD IC11C Dz6 Tr8 22E 2W
10uF 35V Tant. C

Cavo + Fast-on
-8V3 TPE3 R73
200mA-T +
0V3 Dz 12V 1/2W LL4148 IRF530 C35 Tp 1204-B.1 * 10k 1/2W
IC10 LM7908 4049
IC11D Tr9 25V E3
1
D5 1
9 10 BC177
R74 R43
4049 2K2 2K2 C36 0V3
R69 1K2
Com.2
R79 1k2
-8V3
GROUP 3
1
MH1 S81
D
1
MH2
* Montaggio opzionale D
1
MH3
Montare dissipatore su regolatori
1
MH4 Sotto gli opto prevedere cava di almeno PG1/1
2mm per tutta la lunghezza dell'OC
References
V. Perico 21-04-08 D. Mainetti 10-04-09 R. Trapletti 10-04-09 o reso noto a terzi senza l'autorizzazione
S81 Driver Board
Code 01.17.081.001
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A
B B
C C
PG1/1
References
V. Perico 27-01-09 D. Mainetti 10-04-09 R. Trapletti 10-04-09 o reso noto a terzi senza l'autorizzazione
D D
S81 Driver Board
layout Code 01.17.081.001
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Annex
115Vac
Power supply
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Annex
115 VAC POWER SUPPLY
1 THERMOMAGNETIC CIRCUIT-BREAKER
The 115V power supply circuit (SEE FIGURE 1) is protected by a thermomagnetic circuit-breaker
(1); should this circuit-breaker trip, disassembly all the unit casings, as explained in the SERVICE
MANUAL – MAINTENANCE SECTION, and reset the circuit-breaker.
Any trip of the thermomagnetic circuit-breaker immediately after resetting can

be an indication of incorrect operation of the system: contact the technical service
!
assistance immediately.
FIGURE 1 - THERMOMAGNETIC CIRCUIT-BREAKER
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Annex
2 COMPONENTS REPLACEMENT
For the 115V power supply assembly dismantling and relative list of spare parts make reference to
the EXPLODED DRAWINGS.
NOTE: When you require spare part, it is necessary to tell the code of the piece and the serial
number of the unit too.
3 INDEX DRAWINGS
Electrical
9250 Supply Autotransformer 115Vac
Exploded
7856 115Vac Power Supply assembly

Annex
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A
M1
F10
BROWN 5 BROWN
2A-T
A1 1
BROWN 230V [SW1-1]
RL1 Timer
A2 3 220Vac (01.02.047.018)
BROWN A1 LAMP
BROWN 230V
B B
K1
0V IN OUT BLUE A2
3 4 WHITE 115V
TR 800VA
(01.05.001.023)
1 2 AUTOTRANSFORMER
LINE 5 6 GREEN -5V
BLUE 3 Black THERMAL Black Blue 0V
MAINS R1 22E RED +5V
115V IN
1 2
OUT WHITE WHITE 6 WHITE
Gr. cavo
Cod. 01.02.003.005 SW2 32A
C (El. 100-15/30) C
Black TC1 Black
N.U. 4 GREEN
TR1-5 S22 / X2-1 N.U. 2 RED
(01.05.001.017) (01.17.010.001)
YELLOW/GREEN YELLOW/GREEN 1 YELLOW/GREEN
GND (01.02.047.018)
YELLOW/GREEN
Morsetto di Terra su Gr. El. 100
BLUE BLUE
0V [SW1-3] (01.02.047.018)
PG1/1
References
D Drawn: Date: Checked: Date: Approved: Date: Questo disegno non puo' essere prodotto D
V. Perico 28-01-08 R. Dolci 28-01-08 E. Fogliata 28-01-08 scritta del costruttore.
SUPPLY persons Prohibited without manufacturer
AUTOTRANSFORMER
0V-115V/230V Code 01.02.040.003
YG cable added 28-01-08 V. Perico 7662 800 VA
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
EXPLODED
R1
115V POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLY - 15/30KW MODEL 01.02.040.003
F10 5x20 2A 250V delayed fuse 49.06.022.013
K1 B6-30-01 220V contactor 49.06.015.016
R1 22E 50W potentiometric resister 49.06.011.094
TC1 SM2070 N.C. bimetallic thermostat 49.06.006.003
TR 115-230 800VA tor. autotransformer 01.05.001.023
F10
TC1
K1
TR
Drawing N° 01.02.040.003 - 007841

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Mobile Radiographic Unit

VIA PARTIGIANI, 25 24068 SERIATE (BG) ITALY

COD. 04.02.008.006 – REV.3 62252 VALID FROM 01st FEBRUARY 2013

Document code: 04.02.008.006 - 62252

Revision 1 – 62252A – Valid from 23rd May 2011

Revision 2 – 62252B – Valid from 01st March 2012

Revision 3 – 62252 – Valid from 01st February 2013

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General index (doc. 11236) Valid from 01st February 2013

Section 1 – Installation Page

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2.1.5 Locking the arm in the transport position 29

Section 3 – Electronic adjustments

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4.10 Pre-calibration of the X-ray tube 61

Annex – 115Vac Power supply (optional)

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After 30 minutes of non-use, the equipment automatically switches into stand-by

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2.1 PACKING WITH CELLOPHANE

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FIGURE 1 - LATERAL VIEW

FIGURE 2 - VIEW FROM ABOVE

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2.2 PACKING WITH CARTON

FIGURE 3 - PALLET WITH CARTON

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2.3 PACKING WITH WOOD CRATE

3. proceed according to the packing with cellophane procedure (§ 2.1).

FIGURE 4 - WOOD CRATE

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4.1 CHECKING CABLES AND CONNECTORS

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4.2 MECHANICAL CHECKS

Follow the procedure below:

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4.3 ELECTRICAL CHECKS

The procedure is described below:

TOUCH SCREEN – MESSAGE DURING DOSIMETER CHECK

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Warning: presence of 320 Vdc voltage!

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1.1 GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

Should it be necessary to replace components or parts which may in any way

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1.2 FREQUENT CHECKS AND PERIODIC INSPECTIONS

1.2.1 6-MONTHLY CHECKS AND INSPECTIONS

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1.2.2 ANNUAL MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE

FIGURE 5 - SHAFT WITH ARM – BASE WHEELS

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1.3 CLEANING AND DISINFECTION

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 For any mechanical problems consult § 2.1

2.1 MECHANICAL OPERATIONS

MECHANICAL PROBLEMS COMPONENT INVOLVED REFERENCE

Dismantling the unit external casing External casing § 2.1.1

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