IMTEC Sprite Manuel utilisateur

Sprite User's Manual


Table of Contents
Introduction and Basics __________________________________________ 1
Introduction 1
Safety Information 1
Intended Use: 1
Installing and Moving Sprite 4
Pre-Installation Requirements 4
Additional Connections 4
Licensing 4
Moving Sprite 4
Safety 5
Compliance 5
Modification of Sprite 5
Safety Features 5
Procedures 6
Protection 6
Liquids 6
User Safety Symbols and Features 6
Brushed Stainless Steel 9
Exterior Cabinet 9
Touch screen 9
External Machine Diagram 9
Machine Specifications 10
Cabinet Specifications 10
X-ray System Specifications 10
Operating Specifications 11
Contact Information 11
Basic Operation 12
Powering Sprite On and Off 12
Using the Touch screen Interface 12
Required Pre-Scan Procedures 12
Sample Placement 13
Canisters and Platforms 13
Calibration Phantoms 13
Fixture/Phantom Placement 14
Contact Information 14
Components ___________________________________________________ 15
Main Screen 15
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Begin a New Scan Button 15
One Touch Scan Button 16
Utilities Button 16
Locate a Scan Button 16
Background Processing Button 17
X-ray System Maintenance Button 17
Messages 18
Begin a New Scan Screen 19
Image Area 19
Scan Settings 20
System Calibration or Validation Settings 22
Preview Image Button 22
Save Button 23
Stage Position Control 23
Scan Button 23
Scout Penetration 23
Full Imaging Scanning, System Calibration, and Validation 24
Scanning Screen 25
Scan Progress 25
Image Area 26
Scan Review Screen 27
Image Area 28
Action Button 28
Table Settings Button 28
Scan/Reconstruction Table 29
Delete 29
Copy 30
Move 30
Processing Status 30
GUID 31
Operation 31
Description 31
Comment 31
View Surface or Volume Reconstructions or Calibration/Validation Results 31
Processing Setup Screen 32
Region of Interest 32
Estimated Processing Time 34
Processed Data Type 34
Resolution 35
Processing Button 35
Results Screen 36

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Image Area 36
Surface Export 37
Results Screen – Calibrations and Validations 38
Report Button 38
System Calibration and Validation Reports 38
Locate a Scan Screen 40
Scan Table 40
Page Up and Page Down Buttons 40
Search Button 41
Table Settings Button 42
Background Processing Screen 43
Reconstruction Table 43
Utilities Screen 44
System Sleep Button 44
Touch screen Calibration Button 44
System Shutdown Button 45
Storage Device Management Button 46
Network Configuration Button 48
One Touch Scan Setup Button 50
Submit Trouble Ticket Button 51
Reset Processing Engine Button 53
Reset System Board Service Button 54
Reset X-ray Service Button 54
Reset Scan Engine Button 54
System Restart Button 54
System Status Screen 55
Gauges 55
Test X-ray Lamp Switch 55
Primary Indicators 56
Log and Version Buttons 56
Note: The button that has been pressed and is actively displaying its
corresponding information turns redSecondary Indicators 56
Secondary Indicators 57
X-ray System Maintenance Screen 58
Begin Conditioning Button 58
Begin Detector Calibration Button 59
Scheduled Maintenance Button 59
Common Elements 61
Abort Button 61
Arrow Button 61
Image Manipulation Buttons 61
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Navigation Buttons 62
Turn X-rays Off Button 63
Background Processing Button 63
Scan Identification 64
Keyboard 64
Kilovolts Icon 65
Milliamperes Icon 65
Status Light and Message 65
Temperature Gauge 66
X-ray Icon 66
Trefoil 67
Technical Support ______________________________________________ 69

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Introduction and Basics
Introduction
Welcome to the Sprite CT scanner by IMTEC™, a 3M Company.
Sprite is a sleek, compact, state-of-the-art CT scanner allows you to easily scan an object and
produce a 3D image for numerous applications. Sprite uses advanced X-ray technology and the
innovative FlashCT™ software developed exclusively by IMTEC engineers to create a unique CT
scanner well above industry standards. Sprite is designed with the user in mind, featuring
progressive technology, excellent results, and ease of use.
Sprite's user-friendly X-ray scanning technology includes:
•a touch screen with simple software in an imbedded computer for viewing your 3D
images,
•straightforward ways to ensure accurate scans,
•one-touch scanning,
•automatic conditioning and calibration, and
•a compact profile and small footprint.
Safety Information
Please read, understand and follow all safety information contained in these instructions
prior to the use of this scanner. Retain these instructions for future reference.
Intended Use:
The Sprite CT scanner by IMTEC™, a 3M Company creates a 3D visualization of a scanned
object through X-ray computed tomography (CT). Sprite is intended for use by trained individuals
to retrieve, process, render, review, store, and distribute images. The user should be trained in
the safe operation of this scanner including instruction for adherence to local radiation protection
guidelines. If this scanner is used in a manner not specified, the protection provided by the
equipment may be impaired.
Explanation of signal word consequences
WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result
in death or serious injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, may result in
minor or moderate injury
NOTICE Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, may result in
property damage.

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Summary of device labels containing safety information
WARNING
Risk of Danger -
Refer to Manual
WARNING
Risk of Shock
CAUTION
X-ray Hazard
WARNING
Hazardous Voltage
CAUTION
X-ray Hazard
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WARNING
To reduce the risk associated with hazardous voltage:
•do not service this scanner – there are no user serviceable parts. Use only 3M
authorized service personnel,
•do not modify this scanner,
•disconnect power cord when the scanner is not in use and while cleaning, and
•do not use a damaged power cord.
To reduce the risks associated with hazardous voltage and property damage:
•do not expose the instrument to liquids, and
•do not spray any liquid into the instrument.
To reduce the risks associated with fire and explosion:
•do not place flammable or explosive liquids in the scanner.
To reduce the risk associated with fire and property damage:
•do not use disinfecting or cleaning solvents to clean the scanner.
CAUTION
To reduce the risks associated with radiation:
•read, understand and follow radiation protection guidelines as defined by local
regulation.
To reduce the risks associated environmental contamination:
•follow applicable regulations when disposing of this scanner, specifically the X-ray
source assembly, all electronic circuits including replacement parts.
NOTICE
To avoid damage to scanner:
•always us a sealed container when scanning liquids.
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Installing and Moving Sprite
Pre-Installation Requirements
Please follow these conditions when preparing for Sprite's installation:
•must be placed on a flat, level surface,
•footprint is 59" wide by 24" deep,
•weighs 800 lbs,
•should be in a location where it will not be bumped or physically disturbed,
•have a local area network (LAN) Ethernet outlet available (if you choose to network
Sprite),
•and have a dedicated 208-240VAC 50/60Hz electrical circuit.
Sprite is a cabinet X-ray system, consult local and state agencies for specific requirements for X-
ray facilities.
Installation will take place by an IMTEC technician.
Additional Connections
Sprite is equipped to install an external X-ray warning light or signal (the mating connector is
supplied upon delivery). A connection is available on the back of the system that is a Normally
Open contact that closes when X-rays are activated and is rated up to 240VAC and 3 A capacity.
There are two RJ-45 Ethernet ports located and labeled on the back of the system. One is for
connection to an external workstation, and the other for connection to a local area network (if
available).
Sprite has three 2.0 capable USB ports located on the system. They are located on the system as
follows:
•On the front of the cabinet, on the right side just under the top door, to the right of the
Emergency Stop button. This port provides for the easy export/import of scan data (via a
USB flash drive, for instance).
•Two USB ports are located inside the lower Sprite cabinet on the left wall of the top right
shelf. These ports are intended for connecting external USB hard drives only.
Two IEC power sockets are located next to the USB ports inside the lower Sprite cabinet. These
sockets are exclusively intended to supply power to a maximum of two external USB hard drives.
The sockets output the same AC power used to supply the system (208-240VAC 50/60Hz) and
the current capacity is a total of 3 A combined between the two outlets.
Licensing
The IMTEC technician will establish Software licensing during installation and setup.
Moving Sprite
After Sprite has been professionally installed, you may need or want to move the machine. We
encourage you to contact us before doing so.
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