Phosphor Storage Plate - Air Techniques ScanX Swift View Instrucciones De Montaje Y Uso

Product description
After scanning, the PSP runs through the era-
sure unit Image data still present on the PSP is
erased with the aid of bright light
The PSP is then ejected for re-use
Operating elements
EN
US
1 Touch screen
2 On/off switch
The touch screen allows the unit to be operated
when it is not connected to a computer Instruc-
tions can be entered on the touch screen either
with the tip of a finger or the stylus
The Help button can be used to open a help
page for the respective page The Messages
button can be used to call up current messag-
es
Connections
The connections are located on the rear of the
unit, underneath the cover
1 Connection for power supply unit
2 Reset button
3 AUX connection for diagnostic units
4 Network connection status LEDs
5 Network connection
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ScanManager
When the ScanManager is enabled, more than
one X-ray job can be transmitted simultaneously
to the unit from different computers The unit
manages the X-ray jobs in a queue from which
the respective X-ray job can be selected using
the touch screen and then executed
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Without ScanManager, the unit processes one
X-ray job at a time and is blocked until this job
has been completed During this time, no further
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X-ray jobs can be transmitted to the unit from
other computers
ScanManager can be enabled via Set-
tings > System Settings> Operating
Type

5.2 Phosphor storage plate

The phosphor storage plate (PSP) stores X-ray
energy, which is re-emitted in the form of light
after excitation by the laser This light is then
converted into image information in the imaging
plate scanner
The PSP has an active side and an inactive side
The PSP must always be exposed on the active
side
When used properly, PSPs can be exposed,
read and erased several hundred times provided
there is no mechanical damage The PSP must
be replaced if there are any signs of damage,
eg if the protective layer is damaged or there
are visible scratches that could interfere with the
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diagnosis
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