Section 4.0
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5. 75 kV tube voltage is set;
6. Radiographic time is set to One second.
The control panel keys on the Mobile stand, shown in Figure 4.2, will light up.
Keys Activated in Default Mode.
Mobile stand keyboard DeskView touch panel control
After 40 to 60 seconds of filament preheating (approximately), you may begin fluoroscopy by
pressing either the hand switch or foot switch. The kV/mA will be automatically adjusted and the
technique will be displayed on the C-Arm control panel display.
4.6.4 PERFORM THE FOLLOWING OPERATIONAL TESTS & VERIFY THAT THE
FOLLOWING RESULTS OCCUR:
1. During fluoroscopy, the live image appears on the left monitor.
2. When exposure occurs (either during fluoroscopy or radiography) the amber light on top of
the left monitor lights up, and the radiation indicator on the C-Arm control panel lights up.
3. Open and close the slot and iris collimators. (Perform Collimation test with Fluoroscopy
on)
4. After fluoroscopy is completed, the last image is held.
5. Rotate the slot collimator during radiation to make sure it is operational.
6. Reverse the image.
7. Rotate the monitor image using the Image rotation buttons on the touch screen control of
the DESK VIEW.
8. Select manual kV mode. Press hand switch to start radiation, while radiation is on press the
kV up key, the kV value must change.
WARNING:
To prevent the camera from being over-driven by high light-levels, do not perform
fluoroscopy in the kV manual mode at a kV levels higher than needed.
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