Service Manual MP15 Single Tube Ver19

Installation
Pre-Installation Instructions
GW10077593.811.01.15.02
Installation Instructions
GW10077593.812.01.15.02
Maintenance
Maintenance Instructions
GW10077593.831.01.14.02
Maintenance Protocol
GW10077593.832.01.12.02
Service
Troubleshooting Guide
GW10077593.840.01.14.02
Wiring Diagrams & Circuit Diagrams
GW10077593.844.01.15.02
MULTIPHOS 15 – Single Function Description
GW10077593.850.01.16.02
Tube
GW
Service Manual
The reproduction,
transmission or use of this
document or its contents is
not permitted without
express written authority.
Offenders will be liable for
damages.
GW10077593.802.01.19.02
MULTIPHOS 15 – Single Tube
GW
Pre-Installation
The reproduction
transmission or use of
this document or its
contents is not
permitted without
express written
authority. Offenders will
be liable for damages.
Restricted GW10077593.811.01.15.02
Chapter Page Revision
All All 15
Document revision level

The document corresponds to the version/revision level effective at the time of system
delivery. Revisions to hardcopy documentation are not automatically distributed.
Please contact your local Siemens office to order current revision levels.
Disclaimer
The installation and service of equipment described herein is to be performed by qualified
personnel who are employed by Siemens or one of its affiliates or who are otherwise
authorized by Siemens or one of its affiliates to provide such services.
Assemblers and other persons who are not employed by or otherwise directly affiliated with or
authorized by Siemens or one of its affiliates are directed to contact one of the local offices of
Siemens or one of its affiliates before attempting installation or service procedures.
Restricted GW10077593.811.01.15.02
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX .............................................................................................................................................. 3
1. PRE-INSTALLATION............................................................................................................ 4
1.1 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS ...................................................................................................... 4
1.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................. 6
1.3 INFORMATION FOR ROOM PLANNING ...................................................................................... 7
1.4 TYPICAL X-RAY ROOM LAYOUT ............................................................................................ 8
1.5 CABLE CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................ 8
1.6 PACKING OF THE EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................. 9
1.6.1 Control Unit .............................................................................................................. 10
1.6.2 HT Trafo................................................................................................................... 10
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.811.01.15.02 Page 3 of 10
Ltd. Med India
Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

Pre-Installation
1. Pre-Installation
1.1 Dimensional Drawings
A) Contol Housing – Multiphos 15
Length : 480 mm
Width : 350 mm
Height : 894 mm
B) HT Trafo
Length : 420 mm
Width : 240 mm
Height : 455 mm
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.811.01.15.02 Page 4 of 10
Ltd. Med India

Pre-Installation
C) Ray-1_1 Tube Assembly
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.811.01.15.02 Page 5 of 10
Ltd. Med India

Pre-Installation
1.2 Technical Specifications

Sr. No. Parameter Value
15 kW
1. Power Output
Power reduction at increased line resistance
(Refer the deration chart)
2. kVp Range ( Radiography) 40 - 125kV in 24 steps
3. kV Accuracy 5%
4. mAs Range ( Radiography) 1.25 - 200mAs in 23 steps for all kV
5. mAs Accuracy 10 % +0.2 mAS for mAs 5;
5 % for mAs > 5 ;
6. mA range 64 - 200 mA
7. mA accuracy 5%
8. Shortest Exposure Time 10mS
9. Exposure time 10 – 3000 mSec
10. Fluroscopy voltage Adjustable from 50 KV to 90 KV
(Blocked at 90 KV for radiation protection purpose )
in 11 steps.
11. Fluroscopy modes Anti Isowatt, Contrast
12. X - ray Tube RAY-1_1
13. Anode Rotation 2800 r.p.m, 50 hz.
14. Total Filtration 2.5 mm Al. Equivalent at 75kV
15. Mains Voltage 415 ~ (+ 10 %,-15% )
50 / 60 Hz at max 0.6 Line Resistance.
16. Weight
Control approx. 95 kg.
HT Trafo approx. 35 kg.
Tube Assembly – RAY-1_1 approx. 19 kg.
Total approx. 150 Kg.
Weight (With Packing)
Control approx. 110 kg.
HT Trafo approx. 45 kg.
Tube Assembly – RAY-1_1 approx. 24 kg.
Total approx. 175Kg.
17. Standards Compliance to AERB Type Approval Certification.
Compliance to BIS Test Certification ( IS: 7620)
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.811.01.15.02 Page 6 of 10
Ltd. Med India

Pre-Installation
1.3 Information for Room Planning

Following are the recommended room conditions for proper functioning of the unit.
Ambient Temperature (Room temperature) : Max + 35 C

Air Humidity: up to 95%, Non-condensing.
During Transport and storage of all products the ambient temperature should not be
below -20 C or rise above +50 C. Storage is permissible in rooms with minimum
amount of dust and Humidity in range of 30% to 97% RH provided no condensation
occurs.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.811.01.15.02 Page 7 of 10
Ltd. Med India

Pre-Installation
1.4 Typical X-ray Room Layout
Air
Conditioner
X-ray
Generator H.T. Trafo
Dark Room
Cassette Pass
Box Protective Barrier X-Ray Beam
X-Ray Tube
Door
Chest
Light Trap Change Stand
Room
Door
Door (Lead Lined)
1.5 Cable Connections

Type Description Specifications
Mains 1 Mains Cable 3 x 6 mm sq.Cu
Control – HT Trafo
Control HT Trafo
D915.X8 / X1 Connector-D900 KV/mA feedback Cable, 2 Core shielded PVC
(D915A.X8) insulated
D803.X80 X1 Connector-D900 DL Relay control cable, 2 Core 0.75mm sq.
PVC insulated
D801.X5 11,12 – D900A Filament cables (Red/Blue) , 2 Core shielded
PVC insulated
D961 (OR D960)( U,V - D900A Cables U & V 6 mm sq. Black
out1,out2)
Earthing Terminal Earthing Stud Earth Cable, 6 mm sq. yellow/green
Control – Tube Head
Control X-ray Tube
D801.X3 0 I II Anode Rotation cables, 3 Core shielded PVC
insulated
Earthing Terminal Earthing Screw Earth Cable, 6 mm sq. yellow/green
HT Trafo - Tube Head

HT Trafo X-ray Tube
HT Cable 8 mtr ( BEL/Claymount Make)
+ , - + , -
Interconnections
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.811.01.15.02 Page 8 of 10
Ltd. Med India

Pre-Installation
Type Description Specifications

D915.X11 to D801.X11 / Flat Band 16 core.
( D915A.X11 to D801.X11 )
D915.X10 to D801.X10 / Flat Band 26 Core.

(D915A.X10 to D801.X10)
D915.X30 to D806(OR D802).X30 / Flat Band 20 Pin.

( D915A.X30 to D806(OR D802).X30 )
D915.J24 to D932A.X50 ( or D932.X1)/ Flat Band 28 Pin

(D915A.J24 to D932A.X50 ( or D932.X1)
D915.X20 to D961 (OR D960).X20 / Flat Band 20 Pin.

(D915A.X20 to D961 (OR D960).X20)
D806.X100 to D803.X100 Flat Band 50 Pin.

D803.G1/G2- Com ,G3- Com. Flat Band 10 Pin.
D915.X12 to D937(OR D936).X12 / Flat Band 14 Core.
(D915A.X12 to D937(OR D936).X12)
Maximum permissible resistance between the earthing lead terminal in the control and
on the HT transformer shall not exceed 0.1 ohms.
1.6 Packing of the equipment

The equipment is supplied packed as follows :
a. Control unit with Exposure Release switch attached and a set of
Documentation
b. High Tension Trafo, with HT Cover, 2 Pairs of straight cuffs and knurled
nuts.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.811.01.15.02 Page 9 of 10
Ltd. Med India

Pre-Installation
1.6.1 Control Unit
Details of the Packed Multiphos 15 Control

Weight with Packing 110 Kgs
Weight without Packing 95 Kgs
Size of Packing (in mm) 640 x 610 x 1150 (mm)
1.6.2 HT Trafo
Details of the Packed HT Trafo
Weight with Packing 45 Kgs
Weight without 35 Kgs
Packing
Size of Packing (in 520x410x840 (mm)
mm)
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.811.01.15.02 Page 10 of 10
Ltd. Med India

Med
Installation
The reproduction
contents is not
permitted without
express written
be liable for dam ages.
Restricted GW10077593.812.01.15.02
All All 15

Disclaimer
Restricted GW10077593.812.01.15.02
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX .............................................................................................................................................. 3
1 SIGHT SURVEY ..................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 REQUIREMENTS OF THE CUSTOMER ........................................................................................ 4
A) EXPLORATOR (E) ................................................................................................................. 4
B) BUCKY TABLE (B) ................................................................................................................ 4
C) WALL STAND EXPOSURE(T) ............................................................................................. 4
1.2 EXISTING SYSTEM SET UP ....................................................................................................... 4
1.3 LINE CONDITIONS .................................................................................................................. 4
1.4 AVAILABILITY OF RESOURCES ............................................................................................... 5
1.5 INITIAL INSPECTION ............................................................................................................... 5
2 PREPARATION FOR USE .................................................................................................... 6
THE FOLLOWING LAYOUT IS RECOMMENDED: ..................................................................... 6
DIGITAL MULTIMETER.................................................................................................................. 6
3 UNPACKING .......................................................................................................................... 7
3.1 UNPACKING OF MP15 CONTROL ............................................................................................ 7
3.2 UNPACKING OF HT TRAFO ................................................................................................... 11
3.3 STATIC BALANCER (OPTIONAL) ........................................................................................... 14
3.4 X RAY TUBE & HT C ABLE ................................................................................................... 15
4 MECHANICAL INSTALLATION ....................................................................................... 16
4.1 CONTROL UNIT INSTALLATION............................................................................................. 16
4.2 HT TRAFO INSTALLATION .................................................................................................... 16
4.3 COLLIMATOR INSTALLATION ............................................................................................... 16
5 POWER REQUIREMENTS AND SYSTEM INTERCONNECTIONS .............................. 17
5.1 INTERCONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................ 17
PLEASE REFER THE MULTIPHOS 15 WIRING DIAGRAM FOR THE DETAILS. ................ 17
5.1.1 Mains Supply Connection ........................................................................................... 17
5.1.2 Control – HT Trafo Connection................................................................................ 18
5.1.3 Control – X-ray tube .................................................................................................. 19
5.2 MULTIPHOS 15 WITH KLINOSKOP H ...................................................................................... 19
5.2.1 Cable Interconnections – Klinoskop H........................................................................ 19
5.2.2 Telecoupling Kit ........................................................................................................ 19
5.3 MULTIPHOS 15 WITH POLYSKOP II........................................................................................ 20
5.3.1 Cable Interconnections – Polyskop II ......................................................................... 20
5.4 AUXILIARY CONNECTIONS ................................................................................................... 22
6 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION ........................................................................................ 23
6.1 START UP ............................................................................................................................ 23
6.2 LINE RESISTANCE ................................................................................................................ 23
6.3 UNIT ON/OFF ..................................................................................................................... 24
6.4 STANDBY CONDITION .......................................................................................................... 24
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 3 of 24
India
Copyright Ó SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

Sight Survey
1 Sight Survey
Obtain the information about the conditions at site regarding:
1.1 Requirements of the Customer

· Multiphos 15 as a simple Radiographic machine consists of only the
Multiphos 15 control, HT Trafo and X-ray tube assembly.
· Multiphos 15 as a Radiographic machine with single or double Bucky
accessories.
In this case, separate provision of Auxiliary devices consisting of Bucky
is made.
· Multiphos 15 as a complete system with both Fluoroscopy and
Radiography facilities and the three auxiliary devices :
a) Explorator (E)
b) Bucky table (B)
c) Wall stand exposure(T)
In the above system, all the three Auxiliary devices have to be supplied to the
Customer.
1.2 Existing System set up

· Multiphos 15 as a simple Radiographic Machine can not be installed
unless the customer has some existing set up for mounting of the x-ray
Tube. Other wise a separate auxiliary device like Standix or Klinoskop
– H has to be provided to serve the Purpose.
· In case of already existing system, Multiphos 15 can replace only the X

- Ray generator and additional facilities can be provided if required.
· The compatibility of Multiphos 15 with the existing auxiliary devices

should be checked prior to installation.
1.3 Line Conditions

415V AC (+10%,-15%) 50/60 Hz at max. 0.6 Ohm Line Resistance
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 4 of 24
India

Sight Survey
1.4 Availability of Resources

The availability of installation tools, spare components should be checked
and if required, additional tools should be carried to the site to avoid any
installation delay.
1.5 Initial Inspection

· Check if the X - Ray generator MULTIPHOS 15 has arrived at site in a
good condition.
· Refer the Unpacking Instructions for unpacking the unit.
· Check for the following parts of Multiphos 15 Generator
a) Control
b) HT Trafo
c) X-ray Tube Assembly.
d) HT Cable
· Check for the following auxiliary devices
a) Explorator(E)
b) Bucky (B)
c) Table (T)
· Check for the following accessories of the control unit.
a) Radiographic Exposure Switch
b) Fluoroscopy Foot Switch
c) Mains Cable
d) Control to HT Trafo 6-m hose.
Check if all the above parts are received in proper condition.

Along with the above parts, check if all necessary fasteners (screws,
washers, nuts, bolts etc.) are supplied in a separate packet.
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 5 of 24
India

Preparation for use
2 Preparation for use

Observe all safety precautions during installation of Multiphos 15 as described
in the Safety Instructions.
The following layout is recommended:
· Place the control nearer to the mains supply behind the lead screens. As
Multiphos 15 is a stationery unit, care should be taken that the control
firmly positioned.
· The HT Trafo shall be placed at a maximum distance of 6 meters from the
control. If the maximum distance between the control to HT trafo is less
than 6m at site, coil the hose properly at the control/ HT trafo end and fix it
to a permanent support.
· Route the control- HT Trafo – Tube/s cables along the cable duct and fix
the cables firmly at HT trafo and onto the Column. Tie the cable to fixed
supports along its route. Ensure that the cable length at the Tube end is
sufficient enough to reach the extreme positions of the table.
· Place the fluroscopy foot switch near the Explorator.
The following tools are required for installation at site:

· For Electrical Installation
Digital Multimeter
Digital storage Oscilloscope
Line resistance meter.
Electrical / Electronics tool kit.
· For Mechanical Installation
Mechanical tool kit consisting of:

Set of spanners
Set of screwdrivers.
Wire stripper, Allen keys & set of pliers.
Soldering iron.
Screw divers.
Reversible drill machine
Screw drill bit
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 6 of 24
India

Unpacking
3 Unpacking
3.1 Unpacking of MP15 Control

· The Packed Multiphos15 Control supplied should be inspected for physical
damage, if any damage is observed, factory must be informed accordingly and if
required the Regional commercial shall be informed to complete the formalities as
regards Insurance claim.
· Check if the ‘Tiltwatch indicator XTR’ and ‘Shockwatch 2 impact indicator’ on the
packing box have turned red when the unit is delivered to the customer.
· If the same has turned “RED” then kindly make a note on the “Feedback report”.
Shockwatch 2 indicator
Tiltwatch indicator XTR
· Also check the “Shockwatch 2 indicator” pasted on the control unit. If the same
has turned “RED” then kindly make a note on the “Feedback report”.
Remove rear cover to check

Shockwatch 2 Indicator
Shockwatch 2 Indicator
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 7 of 24
India

Unpacking
· Remove the shrink wrap and plastic sheet. (Fig 3.1 A).
HT Cable box
Plastic sheet
Shrink wrap
Tiltwatch indicator XTR

Fig 3.1 A
· Cut the plastic strap and remove the HT cable box Refer fig. 3.1A placed over the
M15 control box.
· Remove the tape and cut the plastic strap to open the MP15 control box. Refer Fig
3.1B.
· Remove the split pin from the Toggle clamp lock and open the toggle clamp placed
at the bottom of the packing. Refer Fig 3.1B
Tape
Plastic strap
Toggle clamp
Fig 3.1 B with split pin
· Remove the operator manual pasted on top of the unit.
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 8 of 24
India

Unpacking
· Remove dunnage support right and dunnage support left. Refer Fig 3.1 C.
Dunnage support right Dunnage support left
Operator manual
Fig 3.1 C
· Slide out the corrugated box. Refer Fig 3.1D.
Fig 3.1 D
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 9 of 24
India

Unpacking
· Remove the shrink wrap holding the cable hose and remove the ESD bad stapled to
the base. Refer fig 3.1E.
Mains cable
Fig 3.1 E
Shrink wrap ESD bag
· Slide out the mains cable placed below the MP15 control unit. Refer Fig 3.1E.
· Unbolt the MP15 control from the palette and fix it to the floor as per the room layout.
Refer Fig 3.1 F.
Bolts
Fig 3.1 F
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 10 of 24
India

Unpacking
3.2 Unpacking of HT Trafo

· The Packed Heliophos D Trafo supplied should be inspected for physical
damage, if any damage is observed, factory must be informed accordingly and if
required the Regional commercial shall be informed to complete the formalities as
regards Insurance claim.
· Check if the ‘Tiltwatch indicator XTR’ and ‘Shockwatch 2 impact indicator’ on the
packing box have turned red when the unit is delivered to the customer.
Top Plank
Strap
Tiltwatch
indicator XTR
· Also check the “Shockwatch 2 indicator” pasted on the trafo. If the same has
turned “RED” then kindly make a note on the “Feedback report”.
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 11 of 24
India

Unpacking
Top Plank
Strap
Fig 3.2a
· Remove the straps present on the wooden carton. Refer fig 3.2a.
Note: Use proper eye protection while cutting the packing straps.
HT Top
Cover
Fig 3.2b Fig 3.2c
· Remove the top plank of the packing box, refer fig. 3.2a, fig. 3.2b & fig.3.2c, and
then remove the foam and the HT top cover.
Arrestor Block
Fig. 3.2d
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 12 of 24
India

Unpacking
· Take out the arrestor blocks by removing the self threaded screws. Refer
Fig.3.2d.
Front wall Foam behind Front wall
Fig. 3.2e Fig. 3.2f
· Remove the front wall, take out the foam which is at the bottom, and
refer Fig 3.2e.
· Slide out the Trafo from the packing box. (See direction, Refer Fig 3.2f)
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 13 of 24
India

Unpacking
3.3 Static Balancer (Optional)

· The Packed Static Balancer supplied should be inspected for physical damage, if
any damage is observed, factory must be informed accordingly and if required the
Regional commercial shall be informed to complete the formalities as regards
Insurance claim.
· Check if the ‘Tiltwatch indicator XTR’ and ‘Shockwatch 2 indicator’ on the packing
box have turned red when the unit is delivered to the customer.
1 Remove wooden top and side covers.

Remove the static balancer cover &
remove the four bolts holding the wooden
base to static balancer base plate.
2 Physically lift the static balancer and place

it on the wooden platform (to be procured
locally by the customer) as per approved
plan (near the mains supply)
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 14 of 24
India

Unpacking
3.4 X ray Tube & HT Cable

· The Packed Static Balancer supplied should be inspected for physical damage, if
any damage is observed, factory must be informed accordingly and if required the
Regional commercial shall be informed to complete the formalities as regards
Insurance claim.
· Check if the ‘Tiltwatch indicator XTR’ and ‘Shockwatch 2 indicator’ on the packing
box have turned red when the unit is delivered to the customer.
Tiltwatch
indicator XTR
Shockwatch 2
indicator
· Also check the “Shockwatch 2 indicator” pasted on the X-ray tube. If the same
has turned “RED” then kindly make a note on the “Feedback report”.
Shockwatch 2
indicator
1. Open the tube box & HT Cable box inspect for physical Damage.
2. Check for any oil leakage from tube. (If more leakage is there replace the
tube with new one).
3. Check all accessories in the HT cable box.
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 15 of 24
India

Mechanical Installation
4 Mechanical Installation
The installation consists of the following:
1) Control unit installation.
2) HT Trafo installation.
3) X-ray Tube Installation.
4.1 Control Unit Installation

Place the control in X -Ray room as per approved AERB room plan. The
necessary precaution shall be taken that
a) Mains Power Supply is near to the control unit.
b) Lead Screen protection is provided for the control console.
c) The Control shall be placed away from the wall and there is enough space
left for air circulation.
4.2 HT Trafo Installation

Place the HT Trafo near to the examination unit but not more than 6 meters
from the Control. Place the HT Trafo such that the connections on the Top
Plate are accessible from the Control Side. Affix the X-ray Tubehead onto the
already existing column or any other auxiliary device after checking proper
compatibility.
Refer the Common Column – X-ray Tube Connection diagram.
Fix the spigot to the X-ray Tube mounting bracket by four Hex Screws (M6 x
20)
Insert the spigot into the Common Column’s circular hollow horizontal bar.
Fix the spigot to the common column by means of four Hex screws (M6 x 20)
The balancing of the X-ray tube on the Common Column can be done by
adjusting the screw at the base of the common Column.
The X-ray tube can be connected to any of the following Auxiliary devices.
1) Manual
2) Bucky table
3) Chest Stand with Column Stand.
4.3 Collimator Installation

Place the collimator on the flange of the X-ray Tubehead and tighten the four
screws of collimator. Check if the slits of collimator open fully by moving the
operating Top and bottom lever of the collimator.
Siemens Ltd. Med
GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 16 of 24
India

Power Requirements and System Interconnections
5 Power Requirements and System

Interconnections
Multiphos 15 can be operated at line conditions as follows:
Input Supply Voltage Maximum Line Resistance (W) Output Power (KW)
415 V (+10%, -15%)
0.6 15
AC phase- phase 50/60 Hz.
Line Voltage and Fuse:
Line Voltage Fuse

415 V ac 25A
Power Cable:
Phase 1 Red
Phase2 Blue
Earth Yellow - Green
5.1 Interconnections
Please refer the Multiphos 15 Wiring Diagram for the details.
Open the Top panel Cover of Multiphos 15 Control by removing the

Ornamental Screws (2x) .Now remove the Front cover of the Control by
removing the Ornamental screws (4x)
5.1.1 Mains Supply Connection

Connect the Mains Cable of the control to the Mains Supply as per the
conventions given above.
A Static Balancer is separately provided optionally, if required, and the Phase
1, Phase 2 connections of Multiphos 15 can be made to the Static Balancer
outputs.
Refer the drawing given below. The connection scheme is also provided with
the static balancer.
Ensure that proper Earth Connections of the Static Balancer are done.
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 17 of 24
India

400V, 3f
345/380V 2f
To Control Unit
440V, 3f
5.1.2 Control – HT Trafo Connection

Connections of the cable Hose of the control to the HT Trafo are made as per
the following Table:
Multiphos 15 control HT Trafo
D915-X8.1 / (D915A-X8.1) D900-X1.5
D915-X8.2 / (D915A-X8.2 ) D900-X1.4
D915-X8.3 / (D915A-X8.3) D900-X1.3
D915-X8.4 / (D915A-X8.4) OVL
D915-X8.5 / (D915A-X8.5) D900-X1.2
D915-X8.6 / (D915A-X8.6) D900-X1.1
D801-X5.1 D900A.11
D801-X5.2 D900A.12
DL .22 D961-OUT1
C5.1 DL.43
C5.2 D900A. U
D961-OUT2 D900A. V
D803 X80.1 D900 X1.9
D803 X80.2 D900 X1.10
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 18 of 24
India

5.1.3 Control – X-ray tube

Connections of the Hose cable from the control to the X-ray Tube are
D801.X3.1 to C7.1 and from C7.2 to X Ray Tube stator connection"I",
D801.X3.2 to R4.1 and from R4.2 to X Ray Tube stator connection"II",
D801.X3.3 to X Ray Tube stator connection"0"
5.2 Multiphos 15 with Klinoskop H

Following are the items provided with the Multiphos 15 Control
Sl.No Item Number Item Description Qty

1 M10071369 Generator Interface Cable SK1 G1\G2 1x
( 16 Core )
2 M10074447 Remote Fluoro Cable SK2 (12 Core) 1x
3 M10072303 Telecoupling Kit – W SPU 166 1x
5.2.1 Cable Interconnections – Klinoskop H
Sl.No Control End Table End Remarks

1 SK1 G1\G2 X3 Connector on D9 PCB at Both ends are with 16
Connector on D803 Table Base pin HCL Connectors -
PCB Female
2 KK2 Connector on Remote Fluoro Connector Both Ends are with 16
D803 PCB inside the Leg Assembly Pin HCL Connectors -
Female
5.2.2 Telecoupling Kit

Telecoupling Kit Consists of the Following Items:
1 Adapter Plate 1x
2 Knob 1x
Steps to Assemble the Kit with the Tube Head
1. Fit the Adapter Plate to the Table Bed with Soc Hd Screw M6 X 10 – 6 x,
Plain washer A6.3 – 6x and Spring Washer B6 – 6x
2. The Tube Head is fitted to the Spigot with Soc Hd M6 X 10 – 4x.
3. The Tube Head is fitted to the Adapter Plate with the Knob.
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 19 of 24
India

5.3 Multiphos 15 with Polyskop II

Following are the items provided with the Multiphos 15 control
Sl.No Item Number Item Description Qty

1 M10074447 Remote Fluoro Cable SK2 ( 12 Core ) 1x
2 M10074572 Exposure Release Cable 12 mtr, 2 Core 1x
3 M10071074 Lead Counterweight 1x
5.3.1 Cable Interconnections – Polyskop II
5.3.1.1 Radiograhy
5.3.1.1.1 Bucky Interface
Sl.No Pins at Control End: Pins at Bucky Remarks

SK1 – G1\G2 on D803 End
1 11 2 Ferrule No.696 at Bucky End
4 5 6 Ferrule No 698 at Bucky End
Note: Bucky Exposure is obtained at Station 2
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 20 of 24
India

5.3.1.1.2 SFD Interface
Sl.no Pin Connections – Control End Remarks

SK1- G1\G2 on D803
1 2 One cable end of the 2 Core cable to be
soldered here.
2 12 Second Cable end of the 2 core cable to be
soldered here
Note: To obtain exposure at Station 1 (E), Short pins 3 and 11 of G1\G2 on
D803.
5.3.1.2 Fluoroscopy
5.3.1.2.1 Foot switch
Sl.no Pin Connections – Control End : Remarks

SK1- G1\G2 on D803
One cable end of the Foot Switch cable
1 2
end to be soldered here.
Second Cable end of the Foot Switch
2 13
cable end to be soldered here
5.3.1.2.2 Remote Fluoro Cable (12 Core)
The 12 Core Remote Fluoro Cable should be connected at KK2 Connector on

D803.
Note: The Common Terminal is at KK2. 16 and the 11 Fluoro Steps are from
Pin 1 to Pin 11 of the KK2 Connector.
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 21 of 24
India

5.4 Auxiliary Connections

An additional HCL Connector 16 Pin Female is also provided with the unit for
Auxiliary Device Viz. Standix at Station 3
Following are the connections for the same
Sl.no Pin Connections – Bucky End ( 8 Pin HCL Pin Connections – Control
Connector) End:SK1 – G3 16 Pin HCL
Connector on D803
1 2 11
2 3 10
3 4 16
4 6 3
5 8 9
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 22 of 24
India

Electrical Installation
6 Electrical Installation
Multiphos 15 should be preferably operated at 415 V (+10%,-15%) , 25 A
Phase - Phase 50Hz Mains Supply.
Measure the input voltage at the Terminal Block K2 inside the Control, it
should be as below:
Terminal Block K2 (K2.0 - K2.8) - 415 V (+ 10%,-22%), 50Hz.
Connect the Live Link on the Terminal Block K2 to 415 according to the
requirement. Select the Fuse links U1 and U2 on the Power Module as per
Fuse selection Table mentioned earlier. The default connection of Live link is
at 415 on K2 while the fuses selected are of 25 A rating.
Also depending on the input frequency (50/60 Hz), change the 264/220 and
29/24 links on terminal strip K1 on the Power Module as follows:
264/ 220 Link 29/24 Link

50 Hz K1.2 - K1.3 K1.6 - K1.5
60 Hz K1.2 - K1.1 K1.4 - K1.5
6.1 Start Up
After ensuring proper interconnections make the Mains Switch “ON”. The LED
V50 on D801 Glows at power ON.
Measure the Voltages by DMM on K2 and ensure that they are as per the
following Table:
Voltage 0 0 220 240 260 280 380 400 415
K2.0 K2.1 K2.2 K2.3 K2.4 K2.5 K2.6 K2.7 K2.8
6.2 Line Resistance

Measure the Line Resistance at the input of the Control by Line Resistance
meter. Before connecting the Line Resistance meter ensure that the Mains
Supply is OFF.
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 23 of 24
India

Electrical Installation
6.3 Unit ON/OFF

Make the unit “ON” by pressing switch on the top panel.
Unit can be made “OFF” by pressing the Switch on the top panel.
6.4 Standby Condition

When the Unit is switched ON, by pressing the Switch on the top panel,
The Display and radiation Indicator light up.
The kV and mAs display read
For 3 Sec and then the stable kV and mAs values appear.
The unit becomes ready for use after this and same is indicated by a long
Beep as the end of setup after 6 seconds.
The kV and mAs display should read 60 kV and 10 mAs, indicating that the
unit is in the Standby mode.
The following Led’s glow inside the Control:
LED’s: V30, V31, V32, V35, V36, V50, V58,V58,V23, and V24 on D801
LED: V5 on D910 glows indicating that the Voltage is built up across the
Capacitors.
LED: The exposure LED V1 on D932/D932A glows for a second and then
stops glowing.
Note: The below sentence in Bold letters is NOT Applicable for D915A
LED: V24 glows on the D915 in case of error and the error no. is
indicated on the kV and mAs display on the top panel.
The Filament Inverter operates and the Filament inside the x-ray tube glows.
Note: The below sentence in Bold letters is NOT Applicable for D915A
On pressing the First Step of Radiographic Switch LED V22 on D915
glows.
During Exposure, LED V1 on D936/D937 glows.
In case of any other abnormal observations, please refer the SERVICE

INSTRUCTIONS.
Siemens Ltd. Med
GW10077593.812.01.15.02 Page 24 of 24
India

Med
The reproduction
contents is not
permitted without
express written
RestrictedGW10077593.831.01.14.02 Doc. Gen. Date:09.2015

Replaces :n.a
All All 14

Disclaimer

Replaces :n.a
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX .............................................................................................................................................. 3
1 SERVICE................................................................................................................................. 4
1.1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ........................................................................................................... 4
1.2 OVERLOAD PROTECTION ........................................................................................................ 4
1.3 RADIATION PROTECTION ........................................................................................................ 4
1.4 MEASURING WITH OSCILLOSCOPE:.......................................................................................... 4
1.5 HANDLING PRECAUTIONS ....................................................................................................... 4
1.6 CONTROL VOLTAGES ............................................................................................................. 5
1.7 SIGNALS ................................................................................................................................ 5
1.8 HT CHECK ............................................................................................................................ 6
1.9 EXPOSURE ............................................................................................................................. 6
1.10 TIMING ............................................................................................................................. 6
1.11 KV MEASUREMENT ........................................................................................................... 6
1.11.1 kVp meter ................................................................................................................ 7
1.11.2 Monitoring KV Signal.............................................................................................. 7
1.12 MA / MAS MEASUREMENT ................................................................................................. 7
1.12.1 mAs Meter ............................................................................................................... 7
1.12.2 Monitoring JR Signal .............................................................................................. 7
1.13 CALIBRATION ................................................................................................................... 8
1.14 FORMING .......................................................................................................................... 8
1.15 TROUBLESHOOTING .......................................................................................................... 8
1.15.1 Tools and measuring instruments required............................................................... 8
1.15.2 Safety notes and protective measures ....................................................................... 9
1.16 REPLACING DAMAGED OR MISSING SCREWS........................................................................ 9
1.17 CLEANING AND DISINFECTING ........................................................................................... 9
1.17.1 Cleaning the Unit .................................................................................................... 9
1.17.2 Disinfecting........................................................................................................... 10
1.18 MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................... 10
1.19 PRODUCT DISPOSAL ........................................................................................................ 10
1.20 SAFETY CHECKS ............................................................................................................. 11
1.20.1 Performance Check (Every Six months) ................................................................. 11
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 3 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. For internal use only
Service
1 Service
1.1 Safety Precautions
Before working on the unit ensure that the Mains is switched OFF.
For completely safe working remove mains plug.
The unit must be OFF before removing or putting back the assemblies.
The protective earthing of subassemblies must not be removed in any case.
1.2 Overload Protection
The unit is designed to work on 415V +10%, -15% phase-phase. For safety purposes
25A HRC fuses are provided which will blow when a current exceeding 25A sustains
for its response time.
Ensure that the mains socket is properly earthed.
In case of fault, when the kV tries to build beyond the safe limit of X-ray tube the
protection circuit blocks the HT.
In case of fault, when the Filament current tries to increase beyond the safe limit the
protection circuit blocks filament boosting.
1.3 Radiation Protection
Do not put any part of your body in the direct line of radiation.
Collimate the X-ray beam.
Keep maximum possible distances from the x-ray source. Make the best use of 2 m of
retractable exposure release switch.
Wear protective clothing.

Monitor radiation received using the personal TLD-badges or pen-dosimeter.
1.4 Measuring with oscilloscope:
For normal working, the protective earthing of mains must not be removed.
In case system noise is getting coupled to the scope, use the scope in differential
mode.
To measure high voltage use DIFFERENTIAL probe isolated from ground.
1.5 Handling precautions
Strictly observe ESD precautions while handling PCBs and ESD sensitive
devices.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 4 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
After the unit is switched on, the capacitors C1/C2/C3/C4 on D910 charge to
300V-370VDC. After switching the unit OFF, it takes about 3 minutes for
capacitors to discharge. The presence of DC voltage is indicated by Green LED
on D910.
1.6 Control Voltages
Voltage Measuring Point Range

+5 V D915.X15.4 4.8v to 5.2v
+15 V D915.X15.5 13.5v to 16.5v
-15 V D915.X15.7 -13.5v to -16.5v
In case of aberration from the above values, adjust by the Preset on SMPS-D980.
1.7 Signals
Signal Measuring Point Range Adjustment Remarks

kVsoll D915.TP.KVS 2.0 0.1 V for 60kV D915.P7 NOT
during Exposure Applicable
for D915A
kVist kV Test points on 3.0+/- 0.2V for 60kV Pot R9 on Applicable
D915A during D915A for D915A
Exposure
mAsoll D915.TP.JRS 3.2 V 0.1 V for 160mA D915.P6 NOT
for D915A
mAist JR test point on 3.2 V 0.1 V for 160mA Pot R43 on Applicable
Exposure
VH/Ihsoll D915.TP. IH during for critically damped mA D915.P5 NOT
Standby and Applicable
Preparation for D915A
IH IH test point on for critically damped mA Pot R72 on Applicable
Standby and
Preparation
REG: Max D915.TP.REG point 16 kHz 1 kHz D915.P4 NOT
Main Inv. during exposure Applicable
Freq. for D915A
M_INV1 Freq. between 16 kHz 1 kHz Pot R9 on Applicable
and M_INV1 and D915A for D915A
M_INV2: : M_INV2 point
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 5 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
Max during exposure

Main Inv.
Freq.
CAL :Max D915 TP CAL 20KHz 1 kHz D915 .P3 NOT
Fil.Inv. req during start up Applicable
for D915A
F_INV1 and Freq. between 20KHz 1 kHz Pot R72 on Applicable
F_INV2: F_INV1 and D915A for D915A
Max F_INV2 during start
Fil.Inv. req up
1.8 HT Check
Use radiation protection

Presence of High Tension
Observe Safety Precautions.
1.9 Exposure
Switch the generator ON.
Set exposure parameters as 60Kv, 16mAs.
Pull the retractable exposure release switch and release an exposure.
The yellow LED on top panel lights up for a short duration equal to exposure time.
Audible indication by a Buzzer from the control and muffled sound from inverter
confirms the working of the inverter.
Note: The below mentioned lines of this section marked in Bold letters are Not
Applicable for D915A
The Led’s on D915 light in the following sequence:
S27 (Half Press) –STEP 1 V22
Exposure Yellow LED V23
In case of error Red LED V24 on D915 lights and error code corresponding to
the error is displayed.
Sharps knocking sound from inverter indicates inverter short circuit, resulting in error
display on the top panel.
1.10 Timing
Set 60 kV 16mAs
Release an exposure. The radiation indication LED will light for 80msec 2msec.
1.11 kV Measurement
The kV measurement can be carried out either by kVp meter or by monitoring KV
signal.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 6 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
1.11.1 kVp meter

Switch the unit ON.
Insert the kV sensor into collimator channel and connect the cable to the meter.
Open collimator flaps such that the sensor is well covered by the field.
Set the kVp meter at 12pulse and 55-85kV range
Set exposure parameters as 60kV, 20mAs.
Release an exposure. The radiation LED will light up during exposure.
The meter will read 57-63kV.
Repeat with meter setting 77-150kV and exposure parameter setting as 90kV 20 mAs.
The meter will read 85.5-94.5 kV.
1.11.2 Monitoring KV Signal
Connect oscilloscope at D915.TP.kV. / (kV test point on D915A)
Set the exposure parameters as 60kV 16mAs.
Release an exposure.
The recorded waveform will read 3.0V - 3.2V.
Repeat with 100kV,10mAs.
The recorded waveform will read 5V +/-0.2V.
Lower kV indicates error in kVsoll / kVsensing / kV-regulator OR high mA.

Higher kV indicates error in kVsoll / kV sensing / kV regulator.
1.12 mA / mAs Measurement
mA / mAs measurement can be carried out either by mAs meter or monitoring JR
signal.
1.12.1 mAs Meter
Remove mAs link on D900 PCB on the HT Trafo.
Insert mAs-meter leads in the banana sockets, mA+ and mA- on D900.
Set meter at DC mA, select 200mAs in mAs mode.
Select exposure parameters as 60kV, 32mAs.
The meter will read 31 - 33mAs.
Repeat for exposure parameters 100kV 40mAs.
The meter will read 39 to 41mAs.
The actual tube current can be measured by setting the meter in mA mode.
During the exposure, the meter will read 153-167mA.
1.12.2 Monitoring JR Signal

Connect oscilloscope at D915.TP.JR. / (JR test point on D915A)
Set exposure parameters 60kV, 16mAs.
The recorded waveform will read 3.8V – 4.2V mention 1v=50V so 4V-200mA.
The exposure time will be 76 – 84 mSec.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 7 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
Lower mA indicates error in mAsoll / mAsensing / mA regulator circuit.

Higher mA indicates error in mAsoll / mA sensing / mA regulator check.
Incorrect mAs indicate error in timer.
1.13 Calibration
Recalibration is required when following modules are replaced.
1. HT Transformer
2. X-ray Tube
3. D915
4. D801
It is advised to check the calibration whenever any parts are replaced and during
preventive maintenance.
1.14 Forming
If the unit is being installed after six months from the date of dispatch,
the capacitors C1/C2/C3/C4 on D910 need forming. Refer Service
instructions for forming.
On capacitors C1/C2 maintain only following connections.
V1+ C1+,C2+,C3+,C4+R3
V1- C1-, C2-,C3-,C4- ,R3
Connect DC Voltmeter across the Capacitor bank on D910 on the Inverter module.
Disconnect wires from rectifier V1 AC input. Connect variable power supply 0 -
250V AC to V1 AC input with 1k / 50W resistor in series.
Increase voltage slowly till Vc reads 100V.
Maintain for 15minutes.
Note Vc.
Increase voltage till Vc reads 195V.
Maintain for 10 minutes.

1.15 Troubleshooting
1.15.1 Tools and measuring instruments required
Usual service tools(Screw driver, Pliers, cutter, L-N screw drivers/keys)
Digital multimeter
2 channel storage oscilloscope
mAs meter
Protective ground wire and leakage current tester:
Radiation detector(Dose meter)
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 8 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
During Oscilloscope operation the protective ground wire connection in the

power cable must not be interrupted under any circumstances.
1.15.2 Safety notes and protective measures
Refer to the General safety note in Chapter on Installation.
Before working on the open MULTIPHOS 15 Generator, switch off the unit with the
OFF at the control panel and Mains voltage coming to control by switching the Power
switch OFF.
Before inserting or removing PC boards, switch off the generator and observe the
ESD regulations.
1.16 Replacing damaged or missing screws
Damaged or missing screws should be replaced by screws similar to originals.
1.17 Cleaning and Disinfecting
The unit must always be switched OFF or disconnected before cleaning.
Use only water or a luke warm mixture of a household cleaner diluted with water to
clean the unit.
Do not use an abrasive or organic solvents or cleaning agents containing solvents such
as gasoline used for cleaning purposes, alcohol or stain remover . Do not spray water
on the unit.
1.17.1 Cleaning the Unit
Switch OFF the system prior to cleaning, disinfecting, or sterilizing.
Clean the stand with a damp cloth or cotton pad.

Dampen the cloth or pad with water or lukewarm, diluted commercially available
liquid cleaning solution.
Note :
Do not use scouring powder, organic solvents (may damage materials) or solvent
based cleaning fluids (benzene, alcohol, spot remove).
Do not spray the cleaning agent on the unit. The cleaning fluid must not seep into
the generator.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 9 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
1.17.2 Disinfecting
Ensure that the room is well ventilated when using any disinfectant. Follow
manufacturer’s instructions for the use of the product.
To disinfect surfaces, we recommend common liquid solutions of aldehyde-based or
ampholytic surfactant -based disinfectant.
Substituted phenol based or chlorine releasing disinfectant can weaken materials and are
not recommended. The same restrictions apply to undiluted solutions with a high alcohol content
(e.g. for disinfecting hands). Disinfectant sprays should generally not be used, the spray can seep
into the system, and possibly damage the electrical components resulting in hazard.
1.18 Maintenance
All parts, modules of this product must be tested, inspected, for performance and
safety aspects every 12 months to ensure that the product functions properly and is
safe for patients, operating personal and other persons.
Every 12 months, trained technical personnel should inspect and if necessary replace
system components of the generator which may produce hazardous conditions due to
excessive wear and tear. These instructions should be included in the annual
maintenance performed by Siemens Customer Service.
If more frequent inspections and maintenance are required by federal or local

regulations, ensure compliance with them.
1.19 Product Disposal
Legal regulations may contain special prescriptions concerning the disposal of this
product. In order to avoid environmental damage and/or personal injury, please
inform SIEMENS Customer Service if you want to put the unit out of operation and
dispose it.
Radio protective Material

Lead in X-ray tube assembly and in Collimator 3kg
Transformer Oil
Oil in X-ray tube assembly, approx. 3ltr.
Oil in HT Trafo, approx.17ltr.
Plastics
Epoxy resin on PC boards, PVC of cables approx. 10kg.
Capacitors
These capacitors must be emptied. Please inform the Siemens Customer Service.
Electrolytic Capacitors approx. 4 X 1.5 Kg.
Remaining Capacitors approx. 3 kg
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 10 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
1.20 Safety Checks

1.20.1 Performance Check (Every Six months)
Take a sample exposure at 60 kV, 16 mAs.
Check for Visual /Audio Radiation indication LED and the Audio indications
(LED and Audio Buzzer).
Note: Annual Maintenance must be performed as per the guidelines
described in the Maintenance section.
Notify Siemens Customer Service if you do not have a maintenance contract.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 11 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Med
The reproduction
contents is not
permitted without
express written

Replaces :n.a
All All 14

Disclaimer

Replaces :n.a
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX .............................................................................................................................................. 3
1 SERVICE................................................................................................................................. 4
1.1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ........................................................................................................... 4
1.2 OVERLOAD PROTECTION ........................................................................................................ 4
1.3 RADIATION PROTECTION ........................................................................................................ 4
1.4 MEASURING WITH OSCILLOSCOPE:.......................................................................................... 4
1.5 HANDLING PRECAUTIONS ....................................................................................................... 4
1.6 CONTROL VOLTAGES ............................................................................................................. 5
1.7 SIGNALS ................................................................................................................................ 5
1.8 HT CHECK ............................................................................................................................ 6
1.9 EXPOSURE ............................................................................................................................. 6
1.10 TIMING ............................................................................................................................. 6
1.11 KV MEASUREMENT ........................................................................................................... 6
1.11.1 kVp meter ................................................................................................................ 7
1.11.2 Monitoring KV Signal.............................................................................................. 7
1.12 MA / MAS MEASUREMENT ................................................................................................. 7
1.12.1 mAs Meter ............................................................................................................... 7
1.12.2 Monitoring JR Signal .............................................................................................. 7
1.13 CALIBRATION ................................................................................................................... 8
1.14 FORMING .......................................................................................................................... 8
1.15 TROUBLESHOOTING .......................................................................................................... 8
1.15.1 Tools and measuring instruments required............................................................... 8
1.15.2 Safety notes and protective measures ....................................................................... 9
1.16 REPLACING DAMAGED OR MISSING SCREWS........................................................................ 9
1.17 CLEANING AND DISINFECTING ........................................................................................... 9
1.17.1 Cleaning the Unit .................................................................................................... 9
1.17.2 Disinfecting........................................................................................................... 10
1.18 MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................... 10
1.19 PRODUCT DISPOSAL ........................................................................................................ 10
1.20 SAFETY CHECKS ............................................................................................................. 11
1.20.1 Performance Check (Every Six months) ................................................................. 11
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 3 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
1 Service
1.1 Safety Precautions
Before working on the unit ensure that the Mains is switched OFF.
For completely safe working remove mains plug.
The unit must be OFF before removing or putting back the assemblies.
The protective earthing of subassemblies must not be removed in any case.
1.2 Overload Protection
The unit is designed to work on 415V +10%, -15% phase-phase. For safety purposes
25A HRC fuses are provided which will blow when a current exceeding 25A sustains
for its response time.
Ensure that the mains socket is properly earthed.
In case of fault, when the kV tries to build beyond the safe limit of X-ray tube the
protection circuit blocks the HT.
In case of fault, when the Filament current tries to increase beyond the safe limit the
protection circuit blocks filament boosting.
1.3 Radiation Protection
Do not put any part of your body in the direct line of radiation.
Collimate the X-ray beam.
Keep maximum possible distances from the x-ray source. Make the best use of 2 m of
retractable exposure release switch.
Wear protective clothing.

Monitor radiation received using the personal TLD-badges or pen-dosimeter.
1.4 Measuring with oscilloscope:
For normal working, the protective earthing of mains must not be removed.
In case system noise is getting coupled to the scope, use the scope in differential
mode.
To measure high voltage use DIFFERENTIAL probe isolated from ground.
1.5 Handling precautions
Strictly observe ESD precautions while handling PCBs and ESD sensitive
devices.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 4 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
After the unit is switched on, the capacitors C1/C2/C3/C4 on D910 charge to
300V-370VDC. After switching the unit OFF, it takes about 3 minutes for
capacitors to discharge. The presence of DC voltage is indicated by Green LED
on D910.
1.6 Control Voltages
Voltage Measuring Point Range

+5 V D915.X15.4 4.8v to 5.2v
+15 V D915.X15.5 13.5v to 16.5v
-15 V D915.X15.7 -13.5v to -16.5v
In case of aberration from the above values, adjust by the Preset on SMPS-D980.
1.7 Signals
Signal Measuring Point Range Adjustment Remarks

kVsoll D915.TP.KVS 2.0 0.1 V for 60kV D915.P7 NOT
for D915A
kVist kV Test points on 3.0+/- 0.2V for 60kV Pot R9 on Applicable
Exposure
mAsoll D915.TP.JRS 3.2 V 0.1 V for 160mA D915.P6 NOT
for D915A
mAist JR test point on 3.2 V 0.1 V for 160mA Pot R43 on Applicable
Exposure
VH/Ihsoll D915.TP. IH during for critically damped mA D915.P5 NOT
Standby and Applicable
Preparation for D915A
IH IH test point on for critically damped mA Pot R72 on Applicable
Standby and
Preparation
REG: Max D915.TP.REG point 16 kHz 1 kHz D915.P4 NOT
Main Inv. during exposure Applicable
Freq. for D915A
M_INV1 Freq. between 16 kHz 1 kHz Pot R9 on Applicable
and M_INV1 and D915A for D915A
M_INV2: : M_INV2 point
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 5 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
Max during exposure

Main Inv.
Freq.
CAL :Max D915 TP CAL 20KHz 1 kHz D915 .P3 NOT
Fil.Inv. req during start up Applicable
for D915A
F_INV1 and Freq. between 20KHz 1 kHz Pot R72 on Applicable
F_INV2: F_INV1 and D915A for D915A
Max F_INV2 during start
Fil.Inv. req up
1.8 HT Check
Use radiation protection

Presence of High Tension
Observe Safety Precautions.
1.9 Exposure
Switch the generator ON.
Set exposure parameters as 60Kv, 16mAs.
Pull the retractable exposure release switch and release an exposure.
The yellow LED on top panel lights up for a short duration equal to exposure time.
Audible indication by a Buzzer from the control and muffled sound from inverter
confirms the working of the inverter.
Note: The below mentioned lines of this section marked in Bold letters are Not
Applicable for D915A
The Led’s on D915 light in the following sequence:
S27 (Half Press) –STEP 1 V22
Exposure Yellow LED V23
In case of error Red LED V24 on D915 lights and error code corresponding to
the error is displayed.
Sharps knocking sound from inverter indicates inverter short circuit, resulting in error
display on the top panel.
1.10 Timing
Set 60 kV 16mAs
Release an exposure. The radiation indication LED will light for 80msec 2msec.
1.11 kV Measurement
The kV measurement can be carried out either by kVp meter or by monitoring KV
signal.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 6 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
1.11.1 kVp meter

Switch the unit ON.
Insert the kV sensor into collimator channel and connect the cable to the meter.
Open collimator flaps such that the sensor is well covered by the field.
Set the kVp meter at 12pulse and 55-85kV range
Set exposure parameters as 60kV, 20mAs.
Release an exposure. The radiation LED will light up during exposure.
The meter will read 57-63kV.
Repeat with meter setting 77-150kV and exposure parameter setting as 90kV 20 mAs.
The meter will read 85.5-94.5 kV.
1.11.2 Monitoring KV Signal
Connect oscilloscope at D915.TP.kV. / (kV test point on D915A)
The recorded waveform will read 3.0V - 3.2V.
Repeat with 100kV,10mAs.
The recorded waveform will read 5V +/-0.2V.
Lower kV indicates error in kVsoll / kVsensing / kV-regulator OR high mA.

Higher kV indicates error in kVsoll / kV sensing / kV regulator.
1.12 mA / mAs Measurement
mA / mAs measurement can be carried out either by mAs meter or monitoring JR
signal.
1.12.1 mAs Meter
Remove mAs link on D900 PCB on the HT Trafo.
Insert mAs-meter leads in the banana sockets, mA+ and mA- on D900.
Set meter at DC mA, select 200mAs in mAs mode.
Select exposure parameters as 60kV, 32mAs.
The meter will read 31 - 33mAs.
Repeat for exposure parameters 100kV 40mAs.
The meter will read 39 to 41mAs.
The actual tube current can be measured by setting the meter in mA mode.
During the exposure, the meter will read 153-167mA.
1.12.2 Monitoring JR Signal

Connect oscilloscope at D915.TP.JR. / (JR test point on D915A)
Set exposure parameters 60kV, 16mAs.
The recorded waveform will read 3.8V – 4.2V mention 1v=50V so 4V-200mA.
The exposure time will be 76 – 84 mSec.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 7 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
Lower mA indicates error in mAsoll / mAsensing / mA regulator circuit.

Higher mA indicates error in mAsoll / mA sensing / mA regulator check.
Incorrect mAs indicate error in timer.
1.13 Calibration
Recalibration is required when following modules are replaced.
1. HT Transformer
2. X-ray Tube
3. D915
4. D801
It is advised to check the calibration whenever any parts are replaced and during
preventive maintenance.
1.14 Forming
If the unit is being installed after six months from the date of dispatch,
the capacitors C1/C2/C3/C4 on D910 need forming. Refer Service
instructions for forming.
On capacitors C1/C2 maintain only following connections.
V1+ C1+,C2+,C3+,C4+R3
V1- C1-, C2-,C3-,C4- ,R3
Connect DC Voltmeter across the Capacitor bank on D910 on the Inverter module.
Disconnect wires from rectifier V1 AC input. Connect variable power supply 0 -
250V AC to V1 AC input with 1k / 50W resistor in series.
Increase voltage slowly till Vc reads 100V.
Maintain for 15minutes.
Note Vc.

1.15 Troubleshooting
1.15.1 Tools and measuring instruments required
Usual service tools(Screw driver, Pliers, cutter, L-N screw drivers/keys)
Digital multimeter
2 channel storage oscilloscope
mAs meter
Protective ground wire and leakage current tester:
Radiation detector(Dose meter)
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 8 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
During Oscilloscope operation the protective ground wire connection in the

power cable must not be interrupted under any circumstances.
1.15.2 Safety notes and protective measures
Refer to the General safety note in Chapter on Installation.
Before working on the open MULTIPHOS 15 Generator, switch off the unit with the
OFF at the control panel and Mains voltage coming to control by switching the Power
switch OFF.
Before inserting or removing PC boards, switch off the generator and observe the
ESD regulations.
1.16 Replacing damaged or missing screws
Damaged or missing screws should be replaced by screws similar to originals.
1.17 Cleaning and Disinfecting
The unit must always be switched OFF or disconnected before cleaning.
Use only water or a luke warm mixture of a household cleaner diluted with water to
clean the unit.
Do not use an abrasive or organic solvents or cleaning agents containing solvents such
as gasoline used for cleaning purposes, alcohol or stain remover . Do not spray water
on the unit.
1.17.1 Cleaning the Unit
Switch OFF the system prior to cleaning, disinfecting, or sterilizing.
Clean the stand with a damp cloth or cotton pad.

Dampen the cloth or pad with water or lukewarm, diluted commercially available
liquid cleaning solution.
Note :
Do not use scouring powder, organic solvents (may damage materials) or solvent
based cleaning fluids (benzene, alcohol, spot remove).
Do not spray the cleaning agent on the unit. The cleaning fluid must not seep into
the generator.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 9 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
1.17.2 Disinfecting
Ensure that the room is well ventilated when using any disinfectant. Follow
manufacturer’s instructions for the use of the product.
To disinfect surfaces, we recommend common liquid solutions of aldehyde-based or
ampholytic surfactant -based disinfectant.
Substituted phenol based or chlorine releasing disinfectant can weaken materials and are
not recommended. The same restrictions apply to undiluted solutions with a high alcohol content
(e.g. for disinfecting hands). Disinfectant sprays should generally not be used, the spray can seep
into the system, and possibly damage the electrical components resulting in hazard.
1.18 Maintenance
All parts, modules of this product must be tested, inspected, for performance and
safety aspects every 12 months to ensure that the product functions properly and is
safe for patients, operating personal and other persons.
Every 12 months, trained technical personnel should inspect and if necessary replace
system components of the generator which may produce hazardous conditions due to
excessive wear and tear. These instructions should be included in the annual
maintenance performed by Siemens Customer Service.
If more frequent inspections and maintenance are required by federal or local

regulations, ensure compliance with them.
1.19 Product Disposal
Legal regulations may contain special prescriptions concerning the disposal of this
product. In order to avoid environmental damage and/or personal injury, please
inform SIEMENS Customer Service if you want to put the unit out of operation and
dispose it.
Radio protective Material

Lead in X-ray tube assembly and in Collimator 3kg
Transformer Oil
Oil in X-ray tube assembly, approx. 3ltr.
Oil in HT Trafo, approx.17ltr.
Plastics
Epoxy resin on PC boards, PVC of cables approx. 10kg.
Capacitors
These capacitors must be emptied. Please inform the Siemens Customer Service.
Electrolytic Capacitors approx. 4 X 1.5 Kg.
Remaining Capacitors approx. 3 kg
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 10 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Service
1.20 Safety Checks

1.20.1 Performance Check (Every Six months)
Take a sample exposure at 60 kV, 16 mAs.
Check for Visual /Audio Radiation indication LED and the Audio indications
(LED and Audio Buzzer).
Note: Annual Maintenance must be performed as per the guidelines
described in the Maintenance section.
Notify Siemens Customer Service if you do not have a maintenance contract.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.831.01.14.02 Page 11 of 11
Ltd. Med India
Med
Maintenance Protocol
The reproduction
this docum ent or its
contents is not
permitted without
express written
be liable for dam ages.
GW10077593.832.01.12.02
Doc. Gen. Date:08.2011
Replaces :n.a
All All 12

Disclaimer
GW10077593.832.01.12.02
Replaces :n.a
Evaluating the Condition of the
System / Component
1 Evaluating the Condition of the System /

Component
The system / component have no deficiencies. The image quality test resulted in no
differences from required reference values.
The system / component have slight deficiencies that have no affect on continued
operation of the system. However they should be corrected preventively. The image
quality test resulted in no differences from required reference values.
The system / component have serious deficiencies. For safety reasons, continued
operation of the system is permitted only after successfully correcting the deficiencies.
After completing all work steps, an evaluation was performed.
Signature:
Date: Name:
The customer or a representative has taken note of the assessment of the system condition
(only if required in the country).
Signature:
Date: Name:
Remarks
e.g. Additional activities to be performed, customer wishes
Further Processing and Archiving of the Protocol

The protocol is a document and thus must be archived. After completing the test, it must be
filed in the corresponding register in the “User Manual“binder.
Remarks Regarding the Protocol 1.1

The protocol is valid as proof of quality for one check that must be performed on the system /
component.
The check must be performed in the specified intervals.
The results of the check are entered in this protocol.
The chapter numbers in front of the checkpoints indicate the corresponding chapters in the
particular instructions (see cover page).
The protocol must be completely filled out by the Customer Service Engineer, i.e.
All boxes must be filled out. If a box does not apply to the system or if no entry needs
to be made, check the “n.a.“ box.
Enter the Serial no. and date of the check in the header of each page so that each
page can be allocated to a check date.
The measurement values for the measurements that must be performed during the
check must also be entered in the open spaces / tables provided for them.
After completing the check, Page 2 of this protocol must be filled out and signed.
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.832.01.12.02 Page 3 of 6
India
Explanation of Abbreviations
in the Protocol
2 Explanation of Abbreviations in the Protocol
Abbreviation Explanation
SI Safety Inspection
SIE Electrical Safety
SIM Mechanical Safety
PM Preventive Maintenance
PMP Periodic Preventive Maintenance
PMA Maintenance, Preventive Adjustments
PMF Preventive Check of Operating Values and of Functions
Q System Quality, Image Quality
QIQ Image Quality
QSQ System Quality
SW Software Maintenance
CSE Customer Service Engineer
Measuring Equipment and Measuring Instruments

Used
Measuring instruments and measuring devices (phantoms, MR coils etc.).
Measuring equipment / instruments Serial No. Date Used
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.832.01.12.02 Page 4 of 6
India
Protocol
3 Protocol
OK Not OK n.a
2 Prerequisites/Notes
3 General Visual Check
3.1 Visual Inspection
SI Checking the cover panels
SI Required operator documents present
SI Checking the cable corrugated hoses
SI Checking the cable corrugated hoses (of
mobile components)
SI Checking the radiation protective panels
SI Checking warning labels
Maintenance of this section was performed by:
Signature:
Date: Name:
OK not OK n.a
4 MULTIPHOS 15
4.2 Inspection and Maintenance
4.2.1 General Information
PM Cleaning
4.2.2 Checking the High Voltage Cables (with
corona disks in the HV transformer)
SI Check the HV cable shielding
4.2.3 Rotating Anode connection
SI Check the rotating anode connection to the X-ray
tube/ tubes
4.2.4 Direct Technique Radiation Displays
SI Checking the Direct Technique Radiation
Displays
4.2.5 Conditioning the X-ray tube(s)
PM Check of the maximum generator power
Signature:
Date: Name:
OK not OK n.a
5.1 Final Work Steps

5.2 Inspection and Maintenance
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.832.01.12.02 Page 5 of 6
India
Protocol
SIE Performing the Ground Wire Check
Signature:
Date: Name:
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.832.01.12.02 Page 6 of 6
India
Med
Troubleshooting
Guide
The reproduction
transmission or use
of this document or
its contents is not
permitted without
express written
authority. Offenders
will be liable for
damages.
Restricted GW10077593.840.01.14.02
Replaces :n.a
All All 14

The document corresponds to the version/revision level effective at the time of system delivery.
Revisions to hardcopy documentation are not automatically distributed.
Disclaimer
personnel who are employed by Siemens or one of its affiliates or who are otherwise authorized
by Siemens or one of its affiliates to provide such services.
Restricted GW10077593.840.01.14.02
Replaces :n.a
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX .................................................................................................................................................... 3
1 TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................................ 5
1.1 CHECKING THE LINE VOLTAGE, FUSES AND LED’S ......................................................................... 5
1.1.1 Checking the line voltage ................................................................................................... 5
1.1.2 Checking the fuses ............................................................................................................. 5
1.1.3 Checking the Led’s on D801 .............................................................................................. 6
1.2 CHECKING THE CONTROL VOLTAGES ........................................................................................... 7
1.3 CHECKING THE INTERMEDIATE CIRCUIT VOLTAGE......................................................................... 7
1.4 CHECKING THE MAXIMUM MAIN INVERTER FREQUENCY ................................................................ 7
1.5 FILAMENT CURRENT MEASUREMENT ............................................................................................ 8
1.6 CHECKING THE HIGH VOLTAGE KVSOLL AND KVIST ...................................................................... 8
1.7 SETTING THE MAXIMUM FILAMENT FREQUENCY ........................................................................... 8
1.8 CHECKING THE TUBE CURRENT .................................................................................................... 9
1.9 CHECKING THE KV AND TUBE CURRENT (JR) ................................................................................ 9
1.10 CHECKING THE MAS VALUES ................................................................................................. 10
1.11 ADJUSTING THE MAS............................................................................................................. 10
1.12 SWITCHING THE COLLIMATOR LIGHT ON............................................................................... 10
1.13 ALIGNING THE LIGHT FIELD TO THE RADIATION FIELD ............................................................. 11
1.13.1 Operating sequence ..................................................................................................... 11
1.13.2 Evaluation................................................................................................................... 11
1.14 REPLACING THE COLLIMATOR LAMP ...................................................................................... 11
2 PROGRAM MODES FOR SERVICING ................................................................................... 12
2.1.1 Program 1 ....................................................................................................................... 12
2.1.2 Program 2 ....................................................................................................................... 12
2.1.3 Program 3 ....................................................................................................................... 12
2.1.4 Program 4 ....................................................................................................................... 12
2.1.5 Program 5 ....................................................................................................................... 13
2.1.6 Program 6 ....................................................................................................................... 13
2.1.7 Program 7 ....................................................................................................................... 13
2.1.8 Program 8 ....................................................................................................................... 15
2.1.9 Program 9 ....................................................................................................................... 15
3 EXPOSURE CHART .................................................................................................................. 16
3.1 FOR UNITS WITH 415V INPUT VOLTAGE AND 15KW .................................................................... 16
4 ERRORS...................................................................................................................................... 17
5 SPECIFIC ERROR HANDLING ............................................................................................... 20
5.1 UNIT NOT SWITCHING ON .......................................................................................................... 20
5.1.1 Power Module ................................................................................................................. 21
5.2 NO RADIOGRAPHY ..................................................................................................................... 22
5.3 NO STANDBY ............................................................................................................................ 26
5.4 INITIALIZATION ERRORS ............................................................................................................ 27
5.4.1 ERROR 90 (EPROM CHECKSUM FAILURE) ................................................................. 27
5.4.2 ERROR 96 (KV SOLL FAILURE)..................................................................................... 27
5.4.3 ERROR 97 (mA FAILURE) .............................................................................................. 27
Restricted Siemens Ltd. Med GW10077593.840.01.14.02 Page 3 of
India 58
Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights

reserved.
INDEX
5.5 STANDBY ERRORS ..................................................................................................................... 30
5.5.1 ERROR 02 : +15 V Supply Error ..................................................................................... 30
5.5.2 ERROR 03 & 04 : Iheiz < Istby & Iheiz > Istby ................................................................ 30
5.5.3 ERROR 05 : kVist <> 0 ................................................................................................... 35
5.5.4 ERROR 06 : JR <> 0 ....................................................................................................... 36
5.5.5 ERROR 33 : Main Inverter Short Circuit .......................................................................... 37
5.6 EXPOSURE ERRORS .............................................................................................................. 38
5.6.1 ERROR 11 : Main Inverter Short Circuit .......................................................................... 38
5.6.2 ERROR 12 : kVist > kVmax.............................................................................................. 39
5.6.3 ERROR 13 : Iheiz > Imax OR JR > Jrmax....................................................................... 41
5.6.4 ERROR 14 : kVist < kVsoll .............................................................................................. 44
5.6.5 ERROR 15: JR < JRS ...................................................................................................... 44
5.6.6 ERROR 17: Exposure terminated by Backup Timer .......................................................... 50
5.6.7 ERROR 18 : Premature termination of Exposure .............................................................. 52
5.6.8 ERROR 21 : Iheiz > Iheiz maximum ................................................................................. 53
5.6.9 ERROR 22: Maximum Preparation Time.......................................................................... 54
5.6.10 ERROR 10 : Rotating Anode not OK............................................................................ 55
5.6.11 ERROR 51: Same as ERROR 14 in Radiography.......................................................... 58
5.6.12 ERROR 52: Same as ERROR 15 in Fluoroscopy. ......................................................... 58
5.6.13 ERROR 53: AR Not O.K. ........................................................................................... 58
Restricted Siemens Ltd. GW10077593.840.01.14.02 Page 4 of 58

Med India
Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved.

Troubleshooting
1 Troubleshooting
In case of errors, perform the following checks.
1.1 Checking the line voltage, fuses and Led’s
1.1.1 Checking the line voltage
Measure the supply voltage at site using the digital multimeter.
Ensure that the supply conditions
Voltage
Frequency
Mains Resistance
are within limits as specified in the Technical Specifications for the Unit.
Switch the Unit ON
Note : If the Unit can not be switched ON

Check Supply at Mains Contactor.
Check Continuity of mains cable.
Check Over Current Protective devices U1 & U2.
Switch the Unit OFF.

1.1.2 Checking the fuses
Open the front cover of the control unit.
Loosen the Fuse carrier which are mounted on the base of the control unit and check the
continuity of fuse link. If fuse link has responded for over current replace the Fuse.
Checking the fuses on D801
F1 6AT Filament Inverter supply

F2 2AT SMPS Supply
F3 2.5AT Rotating Anode supply
F4 2.5AT 24V Ac supply for Control ckt.
F5 10AT Collimator supply
F7 1.6AT Contactor Supply
F8 0.2AT AC-DC Converter Ckt
F9 0.2AT AC-DC Converter Ckt

India 58

reserved.
Troubleshooting
1.1.3 Checking the Led’s on D801
Switch the Unit ON.
After the initialization, the default data 60 kV and 10 mAs are displayed at first time
switch ON or last stored kV & mAs value on the top panel.
Standby mode
On D801 the following Led’s are illuminated
V30 Supply for SMPS
V31 Supply for Filament Inverter.
V32 Supply for Rotating Anode ckt
V35 Collimator supply
V50 24V DC on D801
V36 +VP supply
V57 VS1
V58 VS2
Preparation ON
In addition, V22 (green) lights up on D915.
Trigger an Exposure
In addition, V23 (green) for exposure lights up on D915.
Error message
V24 (red) lights up on D915 and error code no. will be displayed on 7 segment display.
This will alternate with the kV and mAs values selected.
D915A Master Card:
LED’s on D915A
D31 Green +3.3V on board
D34 Green +5V on board
D40 Green +15V on board
D41 Green -15V on board
D39 Yellow X-Ray on

D42 Green Cycle test
D32 Red Max Tube current
D38 Red Inverter Short circuit
D36 Red Max filament current
D28 Red Max tube voltage
D41 Red Filament short circuit(not used)
D29 Yellow not used
D33 Yellow not used
D37 Yellow not used

Med India

Troubleshooting
Potentiometers on D915A
R9 To adjust the tube voltage(kV)
R43 To adjust the tube current(JR)
R72 To adjust standby filament current (IH)
1.2 Checking the Control Voltages

In the standby state of the Unit, measure the voltages DC at X15 connector of D915 PCB.
Pin No. Signal Name Input/Output max. permissible

voltage/current
1 Dgnd input 0V
2 -nc- -nc- -
3 Dgnd input 0V
4 DC supply input + 5V
5 DC supply input +15V
6 Agnd input 0V
7 DC supply input -15V
-nc- = No Connection
1.3 Checking the Intermediate circuit voltage
Depending on the supply voltage, a value between 250 to 350Vdc must be measured with
the digital multimeter on D910 capacitor bank in inverter module.
1.4 Checking the maximum main inverter frequency
Note: (This Section is NOT APPLICABLE for D915A)
Turn the Unit OFF.
Place the ST Link on D915 so as to short the two terminals.
Connect oscilloscope on D915.TP.REG and D915.TP.GND.
Turn Unit ON. The unit is now in the Service mode.
In the Service Mode of the unit, select the Prog 7.
On activation of this mode by pressing the DL Service Switch, the radiographic display
indicates
AdJ F
Press the Radiographic Exposure switch and monitor REG on the oscilloscope.
India 58

reserved.
Troubleshooting
The display indicates
F On
No Radiation.
Fmax= 16 0.5 kHz.
Adjust the maximum main inverter frequency with potentiometer P4 on D915
Turn the Unit OFF.
1.5 Filament current measurement
Turn the Unit OFF.
Connect oscilloscope to D915.TP.IH / (IH test point on D915A)
Turn the Unit ON.
After approx. 3 seconds the Stand-by filament current starts & equal to 1.85V 0.2V for
X-ray Tube.
Trigger exposure with default values for kV and mAs.
Observe the change in voltage level from 1.85V 0.2V to boosted value approx 3V for
X-ray Tube.
Note: Boost value is parameter (kV & mAs) specific. Just observe the change in level on
preheating step.
1.6 Checking the high voltage kVsoll and kVist
Note: Below section is applicable for Microcontroller Based Master Card D915
Connect oscilloscope to D915.TP.KVS & D915.TP.KV

Connect 16P HCL Connector (F) on D803 G1/G2 with pins 3 and 11 shorted together.
Turn the unit ON.
Trigger an exposure with the default values.
Observe the voltage on oscilloscope with the scale corresponding to 1V= 20kV.
Checking the High Voltage kVist:

Note: Below section is applicable for FPGA Based Master Card D915A.
Connect oscilloscope to kV test point on D915A
Connect 16P HCL Connector (F) on D803 G1/G2 with pins 3 and 11 shorted together.
Turn the unit ON.
Observe the voltage on oscilloscope with the scale corresponding to 1V= 20kV.
1.7 Setting the Maximum filament frequency

Turn the Unit OFF.
Remove the cable Connector X11 ON D915 / D915A.
Connect oscilloscope to D915.TP.CAL / (F_INV1 and F_INV2 test point on D915A)

Med India

Troubleshooting
Turn the unit ON
The display indicates
Using P3 / (For D915A: Pot R72) set the maximum filament frequency on D915 / D915A
as 20kHz 0.5kHz.
Note: Duty Cycle of the waveform is varying as the ON time is fixed.
3.3V
F_INV1
3.3V
F_INV2
20kHz
1.8 Checking the tube current

Connect oscilloscope to D915.TP.JRS (Note: NOT Applicable for D915A) &
D915.TP.JR / (JR test point on D915A)
Turn the unit ON.
Observe the voltage on oscilloscope (1V = 50mA) & confirm value for selected kV &
mAs.
1.9 Checking the kV and tube current (JR)
Connect oscilloscope to D915.TP.KV & D915.TP.JR / (Note for D915A: kV and JR Test
point on D915A)
India 58

reserved.
Troubleshooting
Turn the unit ON.
Observe the voltage on oscilloscope (1V = 50mA & 1V=20kV) for selected kV & mAs.
1.10 Checking the mAs values
Turn the Unit OFF.
Connect mAs meter to “mAs +/ mAs-” on D900 PCB.
Turn the Unit ON.
Trigger the following exposures:
Setting at control panel Valid mAs values

60kV,16mAs 15.5 - 16.5 mAs
60kV,160mAs 155 - 165 mAs
100kV,80mAs 77 - 83 mAs
Turn the Unit OFF.

Remove the mAs meter and reinsert the Link on the D900 PCB.
1.11 Adjusting the mAs
Note: This section is NOT Applicable for D915A
Turn the Unit OFF.

Remove the Shorting Link “mAs +/-” on D900 PCB banana sockets.
Connect mAs meter to “mAs +/ mAs-” on D900 PCB.
Turn the unit ON.
Trigger the exposures for default kv & mAs settings.
Observe the mAs meter reading and if it is not within the tolerance (specified in the
Technical Specifications) of set value adjust the P1 on D915 card
1.12 Switching the Collimator Light ON
Switch ON Collimator Lamp. The Halogen lamp will light up and field of light will
appear on the target. The lamp will be switched OFF automatically after 30
seconds.
If the collimator lamp is switched ON and OFF several times within a short
period, overload protection will automatically switch the light OFF. Cool-down
periods are recommanded.

Med India

Troubleshooting
1.13 Aligning the light field to the radiation field

1.13.1 Operating sequence
Load a 24 Cm x 30 cm or 10” x12 “cassette with film and place it on a table or a similar
base. Using the collimator tape, measure and set a SID of 100cm to the upper edge of the
cassette. Using slide flaps collimate 18 cm x 24 cm or 8”x 10”.
Switch on the Collimator Lamp and align the cassette. Attach radio-opaque markings to
the cassette as shown. Attach a washer as lateral marking. Trigger an exposure with
60kV, 8mAs and develop the film.
Using a waterproof felt pen, write the following data on the developed film.
o set SID
o Film size
o Radiation filed size
o Light field size
1.13.2 Evaluation
Measure the deviations between light field edges and radiation field edges on all four
sides (X1, X2, Y1, Y2).
Determine the total deviations in the X and Y direction (ignore the +/- signs).
Both, length deviation ( Y) and width deviation ( X) must be less than 1.6 cm.
If the deviation is higher, loosen the 4 screws slightly and move the collimator
accordingly. Then, tighten the screws at the collimator again.
Repeat the check and, if necessary, adjust the collimator again until the deviation
between the light field and the radiation field is within the tolerance (< 2 cm).
1.14 Replacing the Collimator lamp
Loosen the screw of the clamp which has marked for light indication on the collimator.
Take out the defective lamp and replace it by a new lamp.
Caution: Do not touch the glass envelope with your bare fingers.
Check function of the lamp.

India 58

reserved.
Program Modes for servicing
2 Program Modes for servicing

To put the Unit into service Mode short the ST link on the D915 and turn ON the
unit .The display will show as follows
Pr 1
Use the KV + or KV – switch to move to any program (PR 1 to PR10)

Use the DL_Serv switch on the D936/D937 to select the displayed program.
2.1.1 Program 1
Not Used
1. Short the ST link on the D915 and put the unit on.
The display will read as below and enter program mode.
Pr 1
2. This program is not used
2.1.2 Program 2
To check the total number of exposures taken.
The display on the D932/D932A will be as below.
XXX XXX
XXX XXX corresponds to the total number of exposures taken on the unit.
2.1.3 Program 3
To check the type of codes that occurred in the unit (maximum 20).
Press the switch DL-serv on the D936/D937 once. The display will be
AA XX
AA displays the serial number of the errors that have occurred, in chronological
order (max. 20) & XX displays the corresponding codes occurred on the unit
2.1.4 Program 4
To erase the codes that occurred in the unit
Press the switch DL-serv on the D936/D937 once. The display will be
ErA Err
Keep the mAs – key depressed for 4 seconds till the display becomes

Med India

0 Err
2.1.5 Program 5
To set the display value at switch ON to Default Kv mAs combination or last
selected Kv mAs combination.
Select the program five in service mode and the display will read as below
Pr 5
Press the switch DL-serv on the D936/D937 once. The display will read as
below.
las Val
The default value can be set by selecting the desired kV, mAs combination.
Last selected combination can be stored by pressing the DL-serv switch twice
2.1.6 Program 6
To Display the maximum KV & mAs possible with the Unit
125 200
125 indicates the maximum KV available & 200 indicates the maximum mAs
available on the Unit
*In case the display values do not vary in standby by using the key PCB then
Enter this program and vary the KV & mAs displayed using the Key PCB
D936/D937
Then switch the Unit OFF and enter standby mode, the unit should function
normally.
2.1.7 Program 7
(Applicable only for Microcontroller based Master Card D915)
Adjusting REG frequency.

Please refer chapter 2.4 (Setting the maximum main inverter frequency)

India 58

reserved.
15V
REG
16kHz
Program 7
(Applicable only for FPGA based Master Card D915A)
To verify the main inverter firing arms, enter the service mode and select Program
7.
- The display indicates.
PUL 1
Press the exposure hand switch and monitor M_INV1 signal on Digital storage
Oscilloscope at M_INV1 Test Point on D915A.
- The display on the Oscilloscope at M_INV1 Test Point on D915A should
show a single inverter firing pulse.
3.3V
M_INV1
43µsec
Use the mAs increment key.

- The display indicates.
PUL 2
Press the exposure hand switch and monitor M_INV2 signal on Digital storage
Oscilloscope at M_INV2 Test Point on D915A.

Med India

- The display on the Oscilloscope at M_INV2 Test Point on D915A should
show a single inverter firing pulse.
3.3V
M_INV2
43µsec
2.1.8 Program 8
To select the fluoroscopy curve:
a) Press the SERV switch on the backside of the Top panel. The display should be Cur
001 to indicate that curve 1 for the fluoroscopy is selected.
b) Press mAs+ key. The display should change to 002 in the mAs field.
c) Press the SERV switch again and the display should go back to Pr 8.
2.1.9 Program 9
a) Press the DL_SERV switch on the backside of the Top panel.
b) Set the KW setting by changing S1 on D802/D806 PCB.
c) Press the SERV switch again and the display should go back to Pr 9.
2.1.10 Program 10
Using the mAs increment and mAs decrement keys select PR. 10.
Press the DL_SERV switch on the backside of the Top panel.
The display should read ‘15 Vxx’ (xx represents the software code version).
15 Vxx
Press the DL_SERV switch again and the display should go back to Pr 10.

India 58

reserved.
Exposure Chart
3 Exposure Chart
3.1 For units with 415V input voltage and 15KW

Med India

Errors
4 Errors
For Master Card D915:
Initialisation Errors
90 EPROM Checksum Failure The EPROM Checksum is stored at 7FFEh and 7FFFh as a 16 bit word.
During self Diagnostics the software calculates the checksum of the EPROM
and compares with the stored checksum.
96 kVsoll Failure During Self Diagnostics the software outputs 7Fh to the D/A converter (B).
The 2.5V at the output of the D/A converter is Read by the µC through
Analog Port 4. The value read should be greater than 7Ah and less than 86h.
(I.e. between 2.39V and 2.62V)
97 JRS Failure During Self Diagnostics the software outputs 7Fh to the D/A converter (A).
The 2.5V at the output of the D/A converter is Read by the µC through
Analog Port 3. The value read should be greater than 7Ah and less than 86h.
(I.e. between 2.39V and 2.62V)
99 Last Reset by Watch dog The built in Watch dog Timer (WDT) is reset by software every 32mSec. If
Timer due to some failure the software doesn’t reset the WDT, the WDT in turn
will reset the c after 65mSec.
Standby Errors
02 +15V Supply Error The +15V supply from SMPS is polled by the µC through Analog port 0.
The +15V supply should be between +12V to +18V.
03 Iheiz < Istby The Filament Standby current is 4A. Iheiz read by the µC through Analog
port 2 should be greater than 3.7A. i.e. 1.85V (Iheiz ratio : 1V = 2A)
04 Iheiz > Istby The maximum value of Standby current permitted is 4A.
05 kVist <> 0 kVist is read by the µC through Analog port 7. During Standby the value of
kVist read should be Zero. (kVist ratio : 1 V = 20kV)
06 JR <> 0 JR is read by the µC through Analog port 1. During Standby the value of JR
read should be Zero. (JR ratio : 1 V = 50mA)
07 Rot<>0 The current flowing through both the windings of rotor is monitored
separately .During standby Rotor should be off.RT1, RT2=0.
08 Braking Failure After exposure is terminated the Unit returns to Standby state and braking of
Rotor is started by allowing a DC current to flow through the KI2.During
this state which is for 8 sec after exp,RT1=0 and RT2=1.
33 Main Inverter Short Circuit If the Main Inverter Driver (Cable) is disconnected this error gets activated.
34 Filament Inverter Short Filament Inverter short circuit
Circuit
Exposure Errors
10 Rotating Anode Not OK Anode Rotation in the tube head is not taking place. The error is generated if
any of one of the RT1 and RT2 signal goes low during preparation.
11 Main Inverter Short Circuit This error is displayed when short circuit is detected by the drivers of the
Main Inverter.

India 58

reserved.
Errors
12 kVist > kVmax The PkV is monitored for Max.137kV. If the actual value of kV is greater
than this i.e. if the voltages at J12.8 and J12.10 on D915 cross 4.5V, error is
displayed.
13 Iheiz > Imax OR JR > Maximum value of Iheiz above which error will be displayed is 7.8 A
JRmax (3.9V). Maximum value of mAist above which error is displayed is 200mA
(4V)
14 kVist < kVsoll kVist is continuously polled during exposure. The value of kVist should be
greater than 85% of kVsoll
15 JR < JRS JR is continuously polled during exposure. The value of JR should be greater
than 50% of JRS.
17 Backup Timer If regular means of terminating exposure fails and exposure gets terminated
by the backup timer. The backup timer value is set to 2 * msec +100
18 Premature Exposure Exposure Release Switch is released before the exposure is terminated by the
Termination mAs Integrator.
21 I > Iheiz Same as error 04, but during Exposure.
22 Maximum Preparation Time This error is displayed if First step is pressed for more than 15 sec.
51 kVist < kVsoll (Fluro) Same as Error 14. This error is displayed only during fluroscopy.
52 JR < JRS (Fluro) Same as Error 15. This error is displayed only during fluroscopy.
53 AR not coming AR signal is not coming from the bucky at Pin 3 and 11 of G1/G2 on D803.
For Master Card D915A:

Initialisation Errors
96 kVsoll Failure During Self Diagnostics, 2.5V supplied to the ADC. The read value should be greater
than 7Ah and less than 86h. (i.e. between 2.39V and 2.62V)
97 JRS Failure During Self Diagnostics, 2.5V supplied to the ADC. The read value should be greater
than 7Ah and less than 86h. (i.e. between 2.39V and 2.62V)
Standby Errors
02 +15V Supply Error The +15V supply should be between +12V to +18V.
03 Iheiz < Istby The Filament Standby current should be greater than 3.7A. i.e. 1.1V (Iheiz ratio : 1V
= 3A)
04 Iheiz > Istby The maximum value of Standby current permitted is 4 A. i.e. 1.6V
05 kVist <> 0 During Standby the value of kVist read should be Zero (kVist ratio : 1 V = 20kV)
06 JR <> 0 During Standby the value of JR read should be Zero (JR ratio : 1 V = 50mA)
07 Rot<>0 The current flowing through both the windings of motor is monitored separately .During
standby Rotor should be off.RT1,RT2=0.
08 Braking Failure After exposure is terminated the Unit returns to Standby state and braking of Rotor is
started by allowing a DC current to flow through the KI2.During this state which is for 8
sec after exp,RT1=0 and RT2=1.
33 Main Inverter Short If the Main Inverter Driver (Cable) is disconnected this error gets activated.
Circuit
34 Filament Inverter Short This Error is displayed when Short Circuit is detected by the drivers of the Filament
Circuit Inverter.
Exposure Errors

Med India

Errors
10 Rotating Anode Not O.K. This error is displayed when the Anode Rotation in the Single Tank does not take place.
The Acceleration Signal for the Anode is provided for 1.2 seconds and thereafter the
braking is applied for 8 seconds. The error is generated if any one of the RT1 and RT2
signal goes low during preparation.
11 Main Inverter Short This error is displayed when short circuit is detected by the drivers of the Main Inverter.
Circuit
12 kVist > kVmax The PkV is monitored for Max.137kV. If the actual value of kV is greater than this i.e.
above 4.5V, error is displayed.
13 Iheiz > Imax Maximum value of Iheiz above which error will be displayed is 7.8 A (3.1V).
14 kVist < kVsoll kVist is continuously polled during exposure. The value of kVist should be greater than
85% of kVsoll
15 JR < JRS JR is continuously polled during exposure. The value of JR should be greater than 50%
of JRS.
17 Backup Timer If regular means of terminating exposure fails and exposure gets terminated by the
backup timer. The backup timer value is set to 2 * msec +100
18 Premature Exposure Exposure Release Switch is released before the exposure is terminated by the mAs
Termination Integrator.
22 Maximum Preparation This error is displayed if First step is pressed for more than 15 sec.
Time
23 JR > Jrmax Maximum value of mAist above which error is displayed is 230mA(4.6V).
21 I > Iheiz This CODE is displayed if the filament current exceeds 6.7A i.e., 2.7V in preparation
state.
51 kVist < kVsoll (Fluro) Same as Error 14. This error is displayed only during fluroscopy.
52 JR < JRS (Fluro) Same as Error 15. This error is displayed only during fluroscopy.
53 AR not Coming AR return signal is not coming from the Bucky at Pin 3 and 11 of G1/G2 on D803.

India 58

reserved.
Specific Error Handling
5 Specific Error Handling
5.1 Unit not switching ON
Start
MAKE MAINS
SWITCH ON
No Check whether 2-Phase

LED V50 ON on No
mains is reaching to
D801
U1 and U2 No
Yes
PRESS SWITCH I ON Make proper

THE TOP PANEL connections or replace
faulty fuses
No Check voltage on
UNIT ON? D801 between
Terminals X1.6-X1.7 No
should be 24V~
Yes
Replace Transformer
Yes
Press the On switch

on the Top Panel
Yes
IF
(ON/OFF SWITCH IS found
Relay K5 and No
faulty)
then K4 on
D801 ON THEN REPLACE D936/D937
ELSE
REPLACE D801
Yes
Check 220V on D801X50.1-

Contractors No X50.3 Ensure relays K4 are
NS operates? Operating
Yes
Measure voltages at X1.1 and
Stop X1.4 of D801 should be 230V~

Med India

5.1.1 Power Module
CHECK MAINS SUPPLY 415V AC AT THE

I/P OF M1
CHECK MAINS FUSES U1/U2

AND REPLACE IF FOUND
FAULTY
MEASURE VOLTAGES
Measure Voltage AT K2
at K2 Terminal
TERMINAL
220V btw K2.1 & K2.2
220V240V
AC BET. K2.1
btw K2.1 & -K2.3
K2.3
380V 260V
AC BETW.
btw K2.1K2.1 - K2.4
& K2.4
280V
415V btw K2.1
BETW. K2.1&- K2.5
K2.6
380V btw K2.1 & K2.6
400V btw K2.1 & K2.7
415V btw K2.1 & K2.8
Check the voltages at K1 terminal
264 V AC
Measure betw.atK1.1
Voltage ,K1.2
K1 Terminal
220V AC K1.2,K1.3
264V btw NS44& K1.1
29V btw
220V AC NS44
K1.4,K1.5
& K1.3
24V btw
29V AC,K1.5,
NS44 &K1.6
K1.4
24V btw NS44 & K1.6
Check
Check 220V ACthe
at220V avail.
at NS coil when Yes
Contactors NS,LS D801X1.1.
No pressing ON witch and
Yes operate?
Yes
Ensure relays K4,K3
at LS coil when unit is
on D801 aregoing
operating.
in the stby state
V1 op. = 300V DC
on D910? No
No
Replace V1 on M1
Check whether 220V AC available
Yes at D801 at X1.1 & X1.4. If Vtg is
available at X1.1 and X1.4,
Replace D801
Stop
Replace NS and LS coil

accordingly

India 58

reserved.
5.2 No Radiography
For Microcontroller Based Master Card D915:
START
UNIT IN STANDBY Refer initialization flowcharts

No INITIALISATION ERRORS
STATE ?
for Exposure errors
Yes
PRESS RADIOGRAPHIC FIRST STEP.
FILAMENT BOOSTING ? NO
Yes
PRESS RADIOGRAPHIC SECOND

STEP.
RADIAGRAPHIC
No B
EXPOSURE INITIATED
?
Yes
EXPOSURE ERROR ? NO
Yes
A
Refer troubleshooting flowcharts for
EXPOSURE ERRORS
Exposure errors

Med India

Contd….
ZB SIGNAL
HKON J36.14 CHECK IF +15V AVAILABLE TO
OF D915 ON
IS OK? and HK +15V SUPPLY
RADIOGRAPHIC TO
SWITCH, IF NOT
SIGNAL J36.15 ON No
SIGNAL ON J36.15 ON REPLACE EXPOSURESWITCH
RADIOGRAPHIC RELEASE SWITCH
D915 OK
D915OK? ?
Yes
REPLACE D915 PCB REPLACE RADIOGRAPHIC

RELEASE SWITCH
STOP

India 58

reserved.
For FPGA Based Master Card D915A:
START
UNIT IN STANDBY Refer initialization flowcharts

No INITIALISATION ERRORS
STATE ? for Exposure errors
Yes
PRESS RADIOGRAPHIC FIRST STEP.
FILAMENT BOOSTING ? NO
Yes
PRESS RADIOGRAPHIC SECOND

STEP.
RADIAGRAPHIC
No B
EXPOSURE INITIATED
?
Yes
EXPOSURE ERROR ? NO
Yes
A
Refer troubleshooting flowcharts for

EXPOSURE ERRORS
Exposure errors

Med India

Contd….
Is the voltage at CHECK IF +15V AVAILABLE TO

Voltage on X60.1 +15V SUPPLY
RADIOGRAPHIC TO
SWITCH, IF NOT
X60.2 &isX60.3 No
connector +15V? RADIOGRAPHIC
REPLACE EXPOSURESWITCH
RELEASE SWITCH
w.r.t X60_1 is 15V?
Yes
REPLACE D915A PCB REPLACE RADIOGRAPHIC

RELEASE SWITCH
STOP

India 58

reserved.
5.3 No Standby
START
MAKE THE MAINS SUPPLY ON
PRESS SWITCH I ON THE TOP

PANEL
UNIT ON No UNIT NOT ON

?
Yes
WAIT FOR 6 SEC.
INITIALISATION
LONG BEEP IS No ANY ERROR Yes
ERRORS
HEARD ? ?
Yes
No
DISPLAYS STABLE No
KV,mAS ?
STANDBY ERRORS
Yes
CONFIRM STANDBY
PARAMETERS
STOP

Med India

5.4 Initialization Errors

5.4.1 ERROR 90 (EPROM CHECKSUM FAILURE)
Note: NOT Applicable for D915A
REPLACE J32 FIRMWARE
5.4.2 ERROR 96 (KV SOLL FAILURE)
For D915 PCB:
ADJUST PRESET P7 ON D915
For D915A PCB:

Replace D915A PCB
5.4.3 ERROR 97 (mA FAILURE)

For D915 PCB:
ADJUST PRESET P6 ON D915
For D915A PCB:

Replace D915A PCB
5.4.4 ERROR 99 (LAST RESET BY WATCHDOG TIMER)

Note: NOT Applicable for D915A

India 58

reserved.

Med India


India 58

reserved.
5.5 Standby Errors
5.5.1 ERROR 02 : +15 V Supply Error
START
REMOVE CONNECOR X15 ON D915 /

D915A & SWITCH ON THE UNIT
MEASURE +15 V ON X15

CONNECTOR
VOLTAGE=
YES NO
13.5 TO 16.5 V ?
ADJUST BY PRESET ON
D980. ELSE
REPLACE D915 / D915A PCB REPLACE D980 PCB
STOP
5.5.2 ERROR 03 & 04 : Iheiz < Istby & Iheiz > Istby
Applicable for Microcontroller based Master Card D915:
Med India

Start
Monitor CAL Frequency
Is CAL=20kHZ No
± 0.5kHZ Adjust CAL by P3 on D915
Yes
Monitor the Filament

Current R13 on D801
No Check No
Is Filament Inverter Drive1/Drive2 Replace
Resonance available from
Frequency Available?
D915
D915
Yes Yes
Whether filament Inverter No

Intermediate voltage C
across C8/C9 available
A
Yes

India 58

reserved.
contd:
A B
Check Connection
Check ‘I’ (rms voltage) or
between Control and H.T
= 0.8V±0.2V
Trafo D900 Okay
I4(dc) on D915=1.8V±0.2V
Yes
Replace No Replace
No D915 D801
Replace the
Is
HT Cable
IH=0 ?
Yes
Replace
No X11 Connector
C
Is
IH>2V ?
No
Check Fuse F1
Replace
Yes
D915
Ok
Adjust P5 to Bring
Value within
1.8V ± 0.2V
Supply voltage X1.4
&X1.1
240V/280V Present
Check i/p & o/p voltage

of the Filter. If faulty
replace the filter

Med India

Applicable for FPGA based Master Card D915A:
Start
Monitor F_INV1 and F_INV2

Frequency
IS FREQ. BTW No
F_INV1 & Adjust Freq. by R72 on D915A
F_INV2_=20kHZ
± 0.5kHZ
Yes
Monitor the Filament

Current R13 on D801
Check F_INV1 No
Is Filament Inverter No & F_INV2 Replace
Resonance available from
Frequency Available?
D915A
D915A
Yes Yes
Whether filament Inverter No

Intermediate voltage C
across C8/C9 available
A
Yes

India 58

reserved.
contd:
A B
Check Connection
Check ‘I’ (rms voltage) or =
between Control and H.T
0.8V±0.2V
Trafo D900 Okay
IH(dc) on D915A=1.3V±0.2V
Yes
Replace No Replace
No D915A D801
Replace the
Is
HT Cable
IH=0 ?
Yes
Replace
No X11 Connector
C
Is
IH>1.7V ?
No
Check Fuse F1
Replace
Yes
D915A
Ok
Adjust R72 to Bring
Value within
1.3V ± 0.2V
Supply voltage X1.4
&X1.1
240V/280V Present
Check i/p & o/p voltage

of the Filter. If faulty
replace the filter

Med India

5.5.3 ERROR 05 : kVist <> 0
Start
The continuity of
Kvist = 0 or No No
the cable from X8 Replace the
not
D915 / D915A to Connection Cable
( No Spikes)
X1 D900 is Ok?
Properly
Yes
Switch OFF the Unit
No
R= 20 Kohm
at X8.1, X8.2
w.r.to X8.3
Replace D900 PCB on

the HT Trafo
Yes
Replace D915 / D915A

PCB
Stop

India 58

reserved.
5.5.4 ERROR 06 : JR <> 0
Start
Ensure All Connectors are Connected
Monitor Jr & Switch ON the Unit
Yes No
Jr = 0 or not
( No Spikes)
Check the continuity of

the cable from X8
D915 / D915A to X1
D900,if no continuity
replace the Connection
Cable
Replace D915 / D915A PCB
No Error
Continues
Yes
Replace D900, If the Error
Continues, Replace HT Trafo
Stop

Med India

5.5.5 ERROR 33 : Main Inverter Short Circuit
Start
Ensure Connections of X20 on D915 /

D915A and X20 on D961 (OR D960)
Monitor +Vp= 15 V on D915 / R262 on

D915A. Replace D801 if +Vp is not ok.
Check IGBTs and

Err Signal
obtained From Yes Replace if Found Shorted
, else Replace IGBT
D961 (OR
Module
D960) in Stby
Mode
No
Stop

India 58

reserved.
5.6 EXPOSURE ERRORS
5.6.1 ERROR 11 : Main Inverter Short Circuit
Start
Monitor SCM Signal and Switch ON

the Unit
Ensure J34 IC on D915 is working

(For D915A PCB : Ensure J40 IC
pin 3 is changing state from +15V
to 0V on D915A)
IC Yes
Faulty
No
Switch OFF and wait for 5

Seconds
IGBTs No
Shorted
Yes
Replace IGBT Replace D915 / D915A

module
Stop

Med India

5.6.2 ERROR 12 : kVist > kVmax

Applicable for Microcontroller Based Master Card D915:
Start
Monitor KVM & Reg Signal

and Take an Exposure
KVM No
Pulse
Yes
Switch OFF the Unit
Switch OFF the Unit and Short
the ST Link on D915 PCB
Is 20K at Pin
Switch ON the Unit and select X8.1,X8.2 wrt
Yes X8.3 on D915? No
the PR7 By Pressing KV+
Replace D915 Replace D900 PCB on

HT Trafo
Press DL, Serv key and then the
Exposure Release Switch
Monitor REG and set frequency Error Yes

to 16kHz By varying pot P4 Continues?
Replace HT
No Trafo
Stop

India 58

reserved.
Applicable for FPGA based Master card D915A:
Start
Monitor KV test point on

D915A and Take an Exposure
Is kV No
Overshoot?
Yes
Tune POT R72
No
Is kV
Overshoot?
Switch OFF the Unit
Yes
Tune POT R9
Yes Is 20K at Pin No

X8.1,X8.2 wrt
No X8.3 on D915
Is kV
Overshoot?
Replace D915 Replace D900 PCB on
Yes HT Trafo
Replace D915A
Yes Error
Replace HT Trafo Continues?
No
Stop

Med India

5.6.3 ERROR 13 : Iheiz > Imax OR JR > Jrmax

Applicable for Microcontroller Based Master Card D915:
Start
Check for the resistance at Is F/B No Check the continuity of

X8.5 & X8.6 at D915 should resistance the cable from D915-X8
be 1k at standby and 20 OK? to D900-X1
during half press
Yes Is Continuity
OK?
No
Set CAL Frequency to Replace
20kHz by tuning Pot P3 Yes
connection cable
on D915
Replace D900
PCB
Shoot Exposure and
Monitor IH and JR
Yes No
Is JIM Signal
Replace the D915 PCB
HIGH
Adjust P5 & P6 on D915 and

Monitor I
for Proper Pulses
Is
Are Pulses Yes Filament glow Yes Replace
Proper? seen in X-Ray X-Ray Tube
Tube
No
No
Check X11 if OK then

Replace D801 PCB Replace the HT
Trafo

India 58

reserved.
Error 13: Iheiz > Imax
Applicable for FPGA Based Master Card D915A:
Start

X8.5 & X8.6 at D915A resistance the cable from D915A-X8
should be 1k at standby OK? to D900-X1
and 20 during half press
Yes Is Continuity
OK?
No
Set Freq. btw F_INV1 & Replace

F_INV2 to 20kHz by Yes
connection cable
tuning Pot P72 on D915A
Replace D900
PCB
Shoot Exposure and
Monitor I
Yes No
I = 0 on
Replace the D915A PCB
D915A?
Check X11 if OK then Replace

D801 PCB
Is
Filament glow Yes Replace
seen in X-Ray X-Ray Tube
Tube
No
Replace the HT
Trafo

Med India

5.6.4 Error 23: JR > Jrmax

Start

X8.5 & X8.6 at D915A resistance the cable from D915A-X8
should be 1k at standby OK? to D900-X1
and 20 during half press
Yes Is Continuity
OK?
No
Replace
Yes
Shoot Exposure and connection cable
Monitor JR
Replace D900
PCB
No
Yes
Is JR
overshooting?
Yes
Is Error
Continuing?
Reduce JR by tuning R43
No
Is JR No
overshooting? Replace the D915A PCB
Yes
Replace
X-Ray Tube
STOP

India 58

reserved.
5.6.5 ERROR 14 : kVist < kVsoll
Applicable for Microcontroller Based D915 PCB:
Cap Bank on D910

is charged to req.
DC voltage?
Check mains rectifier V1, mains

voltage and mains line resistance
UV Current
waveform
ok?
Do the changes as per above

Med India


India 58

reserved.
5.6.6 ERROR 15: JR < JRS
Applicable for microcontroller based Master Card D915:
Start
Check the F/B resistance at X8.5 & X8.6 at D915 should

be 1k at standby and 20 during half press
Is F/B No Check the continuity of the cable

Resistance from D915 X8 to D900 X1
OK
Yes
Set the CAL Frequency to 20 kHz Is Continuity No Replace the
by having put P3 on D915 OK Connection
Cable
Yes
Shoot Exposure at 60kV 10mAs
and monitor kV and JR Replace D900
Does JR as No
undershoot
Yes
Correct the undershoot adjusting

P5
Does Error No
Continue Stop
Yes
Take an Exposure and monitor

Disp1 & Disp2 on D915

Med India

contd.. A
No
Are Pulses
Available Replace D915
Yes
Check UV
waveform
Is UV No Check the resonant cup C5, L6

waveform ok & L1 and change IGBT D961
Yes
Replace the HT Trafo
Stop

India 58

reserved.
Start
Check the F/B resistance at X8.5 & X8.6 at D915A should

be 1k at standby and 20 during half press
Is F/B No Check the continuity of the cable

Resistance from D915A X8 to D900 X1
OK
Yes
Set the Freq. btw F_INV1 & Is Continuity No Replace the
F_INV2 to 20 kHz by having put OK Connection
R72 on D915A Cable
Yes
Shoot Exposure at 60kV 10mAs
and monitor kV and JR Replace D900
Does JR as No
undershoot
Yes
Correct the undershoot adjusting

R72
Does Error No
Continue Stop
Yes
Take an Exposure and monitor

M_INV1 & M_INV2 on D915A

Med India

contd.. A
Are Pulses No
Available Replace D915A
Yes
Check UV
waveform
Is UV No Check the resonant cup C5, L6

waveform ok & L1 and change IGBT D961
Yes
Replace the HT Trafo
Stop

India 58

reserved.
5.6.7 ERROR 17: Exposure terminated by Backup Timer
Applicable for microcontroller based Master Card D915:
Start
Monitor Jr on D915 PCB & mAs on D900 PCB
Yes Are Pulses No
Multiply Jr & Pulse Duration of J1.7
No
Is equal to
mAs
Adjust Frequency at J1.7 By

Yes Varying P1
& SWITCH ON THE
Take an Exposure and Note the Time
No Time
Exceeds
Exposure
Time
Error
Yes Yes
Continues
No Replace D915 PCB
Stop

Med India


India 58

reserved.
5.6.8 ERROR 18 : Premature termination of Exposure
Start
Press Kv mA Key , Error is removed
Press and Hold Exposure Release

Switch till Exposure Gets Terminated
Stop

Med India

5.6.9 ERROR 21 : Iheiz > Iheiz maximum
Start
Monitor Ih on D915 / D915A PCB
For D915 PCB: Decrease By Varying Pot P5

For D915A PCB: Decrease by varying Pot R72
Yes No
Is there any
Spike
Take an Exposure
Replace D801
Error
Continues
Yes
No
Stop

India 58

reserved.
5.6.10 ERROR 22: Maximum Preparation Time
Start
Allow 2 to 10 Seconds Time in Between First and

the Second Step of Radiography
Take an Exposure
Error No
Continues ?
Yes
Stop

Med India

5.6.11 ERROR 10 & ERROR 8 : Rotating Anode not OK

Applicable for Microcontroller based Master Card D915:
Start
Half Press Exposure

Release Switch for Max 1.2 Sec
Is Anode in the Yes Check the feedback Voltages on

X-Ray Tube
Rotating?
Test Points I1 and I2
No
Is signal 220V AC Supply

Yes Yes Is I1 and I2
Available at to Rotating A Signal OK?
J23.18 and Anode Circuit
J23.17 of D915? OK?
No No Replace D801 Check the Stator

Connection from
D801-X3 to X-
Check Fuse F3 on D801 and
Replace D915 Ray Tube Stator
Replace if found Faulty
(0,I,II) via 10uF
cap and R4
resistor and
Correct if wrong
Does Relay K2 No
on D801
Operate?
Yes
B
Stop

India 58

reserved.
Contd:
Does Error Yes Check Resistor if OK then

Appear? Replace the cap 10µF
No
No Does Error
A Stop Appear?
Yes
Check if X11 is OK and

then Replace D915

Med India

Start
Half Press Exposure

Release Switch for Max 1.2 Sec
Is Anode in the Yes Check the feedback Voltages on

X-Ray Tube
Rotating?
Test Points ROT1 and ROT2
No
Is signal 220V AC Supply Is ROT1 and

Available at
Yes to Rotating Yes A ROT2 Signal
J32.3 on D915A? Anode Circuit OK?
OK?
No No Replace D801 Check the Stator

Connection from
D801-X3 to X-
Check Fuse F3 on D801 and
Replace D915A Ray Tube Stator
Replace if found Faulty
(0,I,II) via 10uF
cap and R4
resistor and
Correct if wrong
Does Relay K2
No
on D801
Operate?
Yes B
Stop

India 58

reserved.
Contd:
Does Error Yes Check Resistor if OK then

Appear? Replace the cap 10µF
No
No Does Error
A Stop Appear?
Yes
Check if X11 is OK and

then Replace D915A
5.6.12 ERROR 51: Same as ERROR 14 in Radiography.

5.6.13 ERROR 52: Same as ERROR 15 in Fluoroscopy.
5.6.14 ERROR 53: AR Not O.K.

Med India

Med
Wiring Diagrams
And
Circuit Diagrams
The reproduction
contents is not
permitted without
express written
will be liable for
damages.
Restricted GW10077593.844.01.15.02
Replaces :n.a
INDEX

All All 15

The document corresponds to the version/revision level effective at the time of system delivery. to
hardcopy documentation are not automatically distributed.
Disclaimer
The installation and service of equipment described herein is to be performed by qualified personnel
who are employed by Siemens or one of its affiliates or who are otherwise authorized by Siemens or
one of its affiliates to provide such services.
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 2 of 60
India

INDEX
INDEX
INDEX 3
1 WIRING DIAGRAMS 4
2 CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS 34
3 APPENDIX A-1 55
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 3 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams
1 Wiring Diagrams
Type No.
SIEMENS GW Survey Sheet
to wiring diagram
Product: MULTIPHOS 15 (Single tube)
MULTIPHOS 15 (Two Tube) --
Healthcare Sector
Index A A A A A A A Author
Change No. Date
Type No. / Board-No. Rev 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 Department
Sheet No. Revision-No. Mahadevan
N.A. 20.04.2001
PLM
1A - 01 02 03 04 05 06 Print No. N.A.
1. - 01 02 03 04 05 06 - - A - 10077593 - 01
Type No.
2. - 01 01 01 02 03 04 Index Part No. Rev
Melwin
3. - 01 01 02 03 04 04 AA 6122 02.06.2003
PLM
4. - 01 02 03 03 04 04 Print No.
5. - 01 01 01 01 02 02 - - A - 10077593 - 02
6. - 01 01 01 01 02 02 Type No. Index Part No. Rev
Pranab
7. - 01 01 01 01 01 01 AB 6291 25.04.2007
PLM
8. - 01 01 01 01 01 01 Print No.
9. - 01 01 01 01 01 01 - - A - 10077593 - 03
Type No. Index Part No. Rev
10. - 01 01 01 02 02 02
Ajo
- 01 01 AC 6390 10.09.2009
11. 01 01 01 01 PLM
12. - 01 01 01 01 01 01 Print No.
- - A - 10077593 - 04
13. - 01 01 01 01 01 01 Type No. Index Part No. Rev
14. - 01 01 01 01 01 02 914504 Ajo

SEE SAP/EDM
PLM
15. - 01 01 01 01 01 02 Print No.
16. - 01 02 03 03 03 03 - - A - 10077593 - 05
Type No.
17. - 01 01 01 01 01 01 Index Part No. Rev
Rajendra
- 01 01 01 02 03 04 914704 SEE SAP/EDM
18. PLM
19. - 01 01 02 03 04 04 Print No.
- - A - 10077593 - 06
20. - 01 01 01 01 02 02
Type No. Index Part No. Rev
21. - 01 01 01 01 01 01
22. - 01 01 01 02 02 02
23. - 01 01 01 01 01 02
24. - 01 01 02 02 02 02
25. - 01 01 01 01 01 01
26. - 01 01 01 01 01 01
100 - - - - - - 00
101 - - - - - - 00
Revision-No. 06
Date: See SAP/EDM Department: See SAP/EDM
Checked: See SAP/EDM
The reproduction, transmission or use of this document or its contents is not permitted without express written
Part-No. Doc Index Version Type No.
authority. Offenders will be liable for damages. All rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration
of a utility model or design, are reserved. * 10077593 - EFS - 01S - 06 - --
Replacement for. N.A. Sheet No. 1A
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 4 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams
Page Table of contents

1A COVER PAGE
1. OVERVIEW OF PAGES
2. GENERATOR PRINCIPLE
3. MAINS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY
4. MAIN INVERTER
5. HIGH TENSION TRAFO
6. kV REGULATION PRINCIPLE
7. FILAMENT CIRCUIT
8. STARTER
9. RADIOGRAPHIC CIRCUIT
10. FLUORO CONTROL-GEN. INTERFACE
11. CONNECTION/FUNCTION G1/G2
12. CONNECTION/FUNCTION G3
13. CONNECTION/FUNCTION KK2
14. CONTACTORS
15. MINIATURE POWER RELAYS
16. POWER MODULE
17. EARTHING SCHEME
18. GENERATOR PRINCIPLE (2tubes)
19. MAINS CONNECTION P.SUPPLY(2tubes)
20. HIGH TENSION TRAFO(2tubes)
21. STARTER (2tubes)
22. FLOUROCONTROL/GEN.INTERFACE(2tubes)
23. MINIATURE POWER RELAYS(2tubes)
24. POWER MODULE M1(2tubes)
25. EARTHING SCHEME(2tubes)
26. CONNECTION/FUNCTION G4(TWO TUBES)
100 COMPATIBILITY LIST ( Multiphos 15 - Single Tube )
101 COMPATIBILITY LIST ( Multiphos 15 - Two Tube )
of a utility model or design, are reserved.
NOTE:
Document 10077593-EFS-01S-06 combines 27 pages of Wiring Diagram into a single
Document. This document is also applicable to product 10077594 (Multiphos 15 Two
Tube). This Document replaces and supercedes all the below mentioned Documents.
1. M10077593/M10077594 -EFS 01S 05 01P MP15 - wiring diag cover page
2. M10077593/M10077594-EFS 01S 05 02P MP15 - wiring diag - index page
3. M10077593/M10077594-EFS 01S 03 03P GENERATOR PRINCIPLE
4. M10077593/M10077594-EFS 01S 04 04P MAINS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY
5. M10077593/M10077594-EFS 01S 04 05P MAIN INVERTER
6. M10077593/M10077594-EFS 01S 02 06P HIGH TENSION TRAFO
7. M10077593/M10077594-EFS 01S 02 07P kV REGULATION PRINCIPLE
8. 4W5602-06-01 FILAMENT CIRCUIT
9. 4W5602-07-01 STARTER
10. 4W5602-08-01 RADIOGRAPHIC CIRCUIT
11. M10077593/M10077594-EFS 01S 02 11P FLUORO CONTROL-GEN. INTERFACE
12. 4W5455-11-01 CONNECTION/FUNCTION G1/G2
13. 4W5455-12-01 CONNECTION/FUNCTION G3
14. 4W5455-13-01 CONNECTION/FUNCTION KK2
15. 4W5602-10-01 CONTACTORS
16. 4W5602-11-01 MINIATURE POWER RELAYS
17. 4W5602-12-03 POWER MODULE
18. 4W5602-13-01 EARTHING SCHEME
19. M10077593/M10077594-EFS 01S 03 19P GENERATOR PRINCIPLE (2tubes)
20. M10077593/M10077594-EFS 01S 04 20P MAINS CONNECTION P.SUPPLY(2tubes) Sheet No. 01
21. M10077593/M10077594-EFS 01S 02 21P HIGH TENSION TRAFO(2tubes)
22. 4W5602-17-01 STARTER (2tubes)
23. M10077593/M10077594-EFS 01S 02 23P FLOUROCONTROL/GEN.INTERFACE(2tubes)
Description OVERVIEW OF PAGES
24. 4W5602-19-01 MINIATURE POWER RELAYS(2tubes)
25. 4W5602-20-02 POWER MODULE M1(2tubes)
26. 4W5602-21-01 EARTHING SCHEME(2tubes)
27. 4W5602-22-01 CONNECTION/FUNCTION G4(TWO TUBES)
Revision-No. 06 * 10077593 EFS 01S 06 --
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 5 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams
Sheet No. 02
Description GENERATOR PRINCIPLE

Revision-No. 04 * 10077593 EFS 01S 06 --
Note: The connections to the Master Card are also applicable for D915A
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 6 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams
Sheet No. 03
Description MAINS CONNECTION POWER SUPPLY

Revision-No. 04 * 10077593 EFS 01S 06 --
NOTE: Also applicable for FPGA based Master Card D915A
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 7 of 60
India

India
Siemens Ltd. Med

Revision-No. 04
Wiring Diagrams
Copyright
Description
Part-No.
* 10077593
GW10077593.844.01.15.02
Doc
EFS
MAIN INVERTER
01S
Index
SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

06
Version
--
Sheet No. 04
Type No.
Page 8 of 60
Wiring Diagrams
Sheet No. 05
Description HIGH TENSION TRAFO

Revision-No. 02 * 10077593 EFS 01S 06 --
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 9 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams

Sheet No. 06
Description kV REGULATION PRINCIPLE

Revision-No . 02 * 10077593 EFS 01S 06 --
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 10 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams

Sheet No. 07
Description FILAMENT CIRCUIT

Revision-No . 01 * 10077593 EFS 01S 06 --
Siemens Ltd. Med
GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 11 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams
NOTE: The connections to the Master Card are also applicable for FPGA based
Master Card D915A
Sheet No. 08
Description STARTER

Siemens Ltd. Med Revision-No. 01 * 10077593 EFS 01S 06 --
GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 12 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams

Sheet No. 09
Description RADIOGRAPHIC CIRCUIT

Siemens Ltd. Med Revision-No . 01 GW10077593.844.01.15.02
* 10077593 EFS 01S 06 Page 13 --of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams
NOTE: The connections to the Master Card are also applicable for FPGA based
Master Card D915A
Sheet No. 10
Description FLUORO CONTROL GEN INTERFACE

Siemens Ltd. Med
GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 14 of 60
India
Revision-No . 02 EFS Restricted 06 --
Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All *rights
10077593
reserved. 01S
Wiring Diagrams

Siemens Ltd. Med Sheet No.

11
GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 15 of 60
India Description CONNECTION / FUNCTION G1/G2

Part-No.
Restricted
Doc Index Version Type No.
Revision-No . 01 * 10077593 EFS 01S 06 --
India
Siemens Ltd. Med
Revision-No . 01
Wiring Diagrams
Copyright
Description
Part-No.
* 10077593
Doc
EFS
GW10077593.844.01.15.02
01S
Index
CONNECTION / FUNCTION G3
06
Version
--
Sheet No. 12
Type No.
Page 16 of 60
India
Siemens Ltd. Med
Revision-No . 01
Copyright
Description
Part-No.
* 10077593
GW10077593.844.01.15.02
Doc
EFS
01S
Index
CONNECTION / FUNCTION KK2
06
Version
--
Sheet No. 13
Type No.
Page 17 of 60
Wiring Diagrams
India
Siemens Ltd. Med

Wiring Diagrams
Copyright
Description
GW10077593.844.01.15.02
CONTACTORS
Sheet No. 14
Page 18 of 60
India
Siemens Ltd. Med
Copyright
GW10077593.844.01.15.02

Page 19 of 60
Wiring Diagrams
India
Siemens Ltd. Med

Wiring Diagrams
Copyright
GW10077593.844.01.15.02

Page 20 of 60
India
Siemens Ltd. Med
Copyright
GW10077593.844.01.15.02

Page 21 of 60
Wiring Diagrams
tion, transmission or use of this document or its contents is not permitted without express written
nders will be liable for damages. All rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration
India
del or design, are reserved.
Siemens Ltd. Med

Wiring Diagrams
Copyright
GW10077593.844.01.15.02

Page 22 of 60
Wiring Diagrams
Note: The connections to the Master Card are also applicable for D915A
for damages. All rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration
or use of this document or its contents is not permitted without express written
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 23 of 60
India

eserved.
Wiring Diagrams

ghts, including rights created by patent grant or registration
ent or its contents is not permitted without express written
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 24 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams

rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration
ment or its contents is not permitted without express written
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 25 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

ding rights created by patent grant or registration
contents is not permitted without express written
GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 26 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

luding rights created by patent grant or registration
s contents is not permitted without express written
GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 27 of 60
India

Wiring Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 28 of 60
India
hts created by patent grant or registration
s is not permitted without express written

Wiring Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 29 of 60
India
reated by patent grant or registration
ot permitted without express written

Wiring Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 30 of 60
India

t or registration
xpress written
Wiring Diagrams
Product: MULTIPHOS 15 (Single tube)
Circuit Diagram
Product
Status 01 02
PCBA Item number Remarks
D915 10076157 O O
D801 10076178 O O
D803 10076180 O O
D806 10081078
O O
D961 10081306 O O
IGBT 08633955
Assembly O --
IGBT 10083239
Assembly X
D932 08633229 O O
D937 10081048 O O
D900 10077940 O O
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 31 of 60
India

gistration
s written
Wiring Diagrams
Product: MULTIPHOS 15 (Two Tube)
Circuit Diagram
Product
Status 01 02 03
PCBA Item num ber Remarks
D915 10076157 O O O
D801 10076178 O O O
D806 10081078 O O O
D961 10081306 O O O
IGBT 08633955
Assembly O -- --
IGBT
Assembly
10083239 X O
D932 08633229 O O O
D937 10081048 O O O
D900 10077940 O O O
D805 10076354 O O O
Siemens Ltd. Med
India D804 10076352 O O GW10077593.844.01.15.02
O Page 32 of 60

Wiring Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 33 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
2 Circuit Diagrams
Index for Circuit Diagram:
1) MASTER CARD D915A (10080770)
2) MASTER CARD D915 (MP 15) (10076157)
3) Filament Inverter and Rotation PCB D801(10076178)
4) GENERATOR INTERFACE PCB 803 (10076180)
5) Display Card D932A (10083182)
6) Display Card D932 (08633229)
7) Terminal Feedback PCB D900(10077940)
8) Terminal PCB D900A (08633765)
9) Two Tube Relay Interface PCB D804 (10076352)
10) Two Tube Generator Interface PCB D805 (10076354)
11) Rect.Card D905 PCB (10078690)
12) Keyboard PCB D937 (10081048)
13) ADR Interface PCB D938 (10081146)
14) D806 PCB Assembled – MP15 (10081078)
15) Inverter Card D961-skyper (10081306)
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 34 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
SIEM ENS GW DE SCRIPTION:

PCB
MASTER CARD D915 - MP15
PART NO. VERSION TYPE N0.
SHEET - DOC. ID - INDEX
Healthcare Sector
D915 1/5 10076157 ESD 01S 04 --
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 35 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
SIEMENS GW DE SCRIPTIO N:
PCB
MAST ER CAR D D915 - MP15
VER SIO N TYPE N0.
SH EET PART NO . - D O C. ID - IND EX
Healthcare Sector
D9 15 2/5 10076157 ESD 01S 04 --
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 36 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
SIEMENS GW DESCRIPTION:
P CB
MA STER CARD D915 - MP15
PA RT NO. VERSION TYPE N 0.
SHEET - DOC. ID - INDEX
Healthcare Sector
D915 3/5 10076157 ESD 01S 04 --
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 37 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
SIEM ENS GW DESCRIPTION:

PCB
M ASTER CAR D D915 - MP15
VERSION TYPE N 0.
SHEET P ART NO. - DOC. ID - INDEX
Healthcare Sector
D915 4/5 10076157 ESD 01S 04 --
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 38 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
SIEMENS GW DE SC RIPTION:
PCB
M AS TE R CARD D915 - M P15
VE RS ION TYPE N0.

SHEET PART NO. - DOC. ID - IN DE X
Healthcare Sector
D915 5/5 10076157 ESD 01S 04 --
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 39 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 40 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 41 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
D E S C R IP T IO N : G E N E R A T O R IN TE R F A C E PC B D 8 03 P R O D U C T: M U L TIPH O S 15
SIEM ENS G W PCB PART NO. DOC. IND EX V E R S ION TY P E N 0. PA G E N O.
Healthcare S ector D 803 M 10076180 ES D 01P 02 5602 1 OF 2

DR AW N: D AT E S IG N C HE C K E D D AT E S IG N
s ee S A P E D M see S A P ED M see S AP ED M s ee S A P E D M see S A P E D M see S A P ED M
A
A
B B
C C
Confiado como secreto industrial. Nos reservamos todos los derechos.
Confie a titre de secret d entreprise. Tous droits reserve.
Proprietary data, company confidential. All rights reserved.
Als Betriebsgeheimnis anvertraut. Alle Rechte vorbehalten.
D D
E E
F F
G
G
A 3 .M E D _ DA
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 42 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
D ESC R IP T IO N : G EN ER A T OR IN TER FA C E P CB D 80 3 P R O D UC T: M UL TIP H O S 1 5
S IE M EN S G W P CB P AR T N O . D O C. IN D EX VE RS IO N TYP E N 0. PAG E NO.
H ea lth ca re Sector D8 03 M 1 00 76 18 0 ES D 02 M 02 5 60 2 2 of 2
D R AW N : D A TE SIG N C H EC K ED D ATE SIG N
see SAP ED M s ee SA P ED M se e SAP E DM see S AP ED M see S AP ED M s ee SA P E D M
A
A
B B
C C
D D
E E
F F
G
G
A 3.M E D _ D A
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 43 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
SIEMENS GW DESCRIPTION: DISPLAY CARD D932A
PCB SHEET PART NO. - VERSION TYPE N0.

- DOC. ID INDEX
Healthcare Sector
D932A 1/1 10083182 ESD 01S 00 NA
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 44 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 45 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 46 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 47 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 48 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
D E S C R IP T IO N : T W O T U B E G E N E R A T O R IN T E R F A C E PC B (M P 1 5) D 8 05 P R O D U C T : M U L T IP H O S 1 5
S IE M E N S G W PCB PART NO. DO C. IN D E X V E R S IO N T Y P E N 0. PAGE NO.
H e a lth c a re S e cto r D 8 05 M 10076354 ESD 0 1M 02 5 602 1 of 1

DRAW N: DATE S IG N CHECKED D AT E S IG N
see SAP E DM see SAP E DM s ee S A P E D M see SAP EDM see SAP E DM see SAP E DM
A
A
B B
C C
D D
E E
F F
G
G
A 3 .M E D _ D A
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 49 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 50 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 51 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 52 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
DESCRIPTION: D806 PCB assembled - MP15 PRODUCT: MP15
SIEMENS GW PCB PART NO. DOC. INDEX VERSION TYPE N0. PAGE NO.
Healthcare Sector D806 M10081078 ESD 01S 00 5602 01M

DRAW N: DATE SIGN CHECKED DATE SIGN
Ajo Thomas Sachin V.P.
A
A
B B
W
C C
D D
E E
F F
G
G
W W
A3 .M ED_ DA
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 53 of 60
India

Circuit Diagrams
SIEMENS GW DESCRIPTION:
PCB
Inverter Card D961 - Skyper
VERSION TYPE N0.
SHEET PART NO. - DOC. ID - INDEX
Healthcare Sector
D961 1/1 10081306 ESD 02S 00 5602
SKM75GB12T4 SKM75GB12T4
SKM75GB12T4 SKM75GB12T4
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 54 of 60
India

APPENDIX A-1
3 APPENDIX A-1
D801 circuit diagram version 03
D E S C R IP T IO N : F ILA M E N T IN V E R T E R A N D R O T A TIO N P C B D 801 P R O D U C T : M U LT IP H O S 1 5
S IE M E N S G W P CB PAR T NO. DO C . IN D E X V E R S IO N TYPE N0. PAGE NO.

M e dical S o lution D 801 M 1 007 61 78. ESD 10 03 5 45 4 1 /2
D RAW N: D A TE S IG N CH ECKED D A TE S IG N
A JO T H O M A S 2 4.0 2.0 9 S A C H IN V .P . 2 4.02 .0 9
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 55 of 60
India

APPENDIX A-1
DESCRIPTION: FILAMENT INVERTER AND ROTATION PCB D801 PRODUCT: MULTIPHOS 15
SIEMENS GW PCB PART NO. DOC. INDEX VERSION TYPE N0. PAGE NO.
Medical Solution D801 M10076178. ESD 10 03 5454 2/2
DRAWN: DATE SIGN CHECKED DATE SIGN

AJO THOMAS 24.02.09 SACHIN V.P. 24.02.09
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 56 of 60
India

APPENDIX A-1
Main Inverter D960
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 57 of 60
India

APPENDIX A-1
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 58 of 60
India

APPENDIX A-1
SIEMENS
1 COM 1
X12 X36
3 DL_SERV S5
X12
6 KV+ / (mAs - *) S2
X12
7 KV- / ( mAs + *) S1
X12
4 mAS+ / (KV- *) S4
X12
5 mAS- / (KV+ *) S3
X12
12 COM
X12
14 001 S7
X 12 I / ( 0*)
ON 002*
001 S6
13
X12 0 / ( I*)
OFF 002*
8 GR 3
X12 X36
10 RESET 4
X12 X36
9 BUZ 5
X12 X36
1
are forbidden without express authority. Offenders
Copying of the document and giving it to others and
the use or communication of the contents thereof,
are liable to the payment and damages. All rights
are reserved in the event of the grant of a patent
X1
or the registration of utility model or design.
V1
Circuit: Circuit Diagram Date Drawn Checked

KEY PCB D936 4C-5455-09-02 1/1 GAVIN BADAMI
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 59 of 60
India

APPENDIX A-1
Siemens Ltd. Med

GW10077593.844.01.15.02 Page 60 of 60
India

GW
Additional Information to the
Service Instructions
Siemens Ltd,
L-6, Verna Industrial
Estate
Verna - Salcete
Goa-403722
India.
GW10077593.844.02.01.02
Replaces :n.a
Doc. Gen. Date: 01.12.2012
Page 1 of 4
Additional Information
This information is valid for the Multiphos 15 Single Tube with Product status : ( 02 )
.
From this Product Status onwards the D961 PCB Assembly “IGBT Module with
inverter PCBA” ( 08633955 ) comprising of IGBT SKM50GB12T4 is replaced with
“IGBT Module with inverter PCBA – MP15” ( 10083239 ) comprising of
SKM75GB12T4.
This new D961 PCB “IGBT Module with inverter PCBA – MP15” is back
compatible.
The circuit diagram “Inverter Card D961 Skyper” doc ID no. 10081306-ESD-02S-00
has the following change:
- The Item No. and Item Description is changed.
- New IGBT Module number ( SKM75GB12T4 ) is mentioned for V1,V2,V3
and V4.
The Circuit Diagram Index Page (doc ID no. 10077593-ESD-02M-14) version has
been changed to ver.14 because of the above change.
The Circuit Diagram Index Page and the changed circuit diagram are attached.
GW10077593.844.02.01.02
Replaces :n.a
Doc. Gen. Date: 01.12.2012
Page 2 of 4
Page 3 of 4
Doc. Gen. Date: 01.12.2012
Page 4 of 4
Doc. Gen. Date: 01.12.2012
Med
Function Description
The reproduction
contents is not
permitted without
express written
will be liable for
damages.
Restricted GW 10077593. 850.01. 16.02

-
All All 16

The document corresponds to the version/revision level effective at the time of system delivery.
Revisions to hardcopy documentation are not automatically distributed.
Disclaimer
The installation and service of equipment described herein is to be performed by qualified personnel
who are employed by Siemens or one of its affiliates or who are otherwise authorized by Siemens or
one of its affiliates to provide such services.
Restricted GW 10077593. 850.01. 16.02

INDEX
INDEX
INDEX 3
1 WIRING DESCRIPTION 6
1.1 Turning on the unit 6
1.2 Turning Off the unit 6
1.3 Anode rotation Principle 6
1.4 High Tension Transformer 6
2 MASTER CARD D915 8
2.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 8
2.2 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION 8

2.2.1 POWER SUPPLY 8
2.2.2 RESET GENERATION 8
2.2.3 CRYSTAL OPERATION 9
2.2.4 MICROCONTROLLER 9
2.2.5 OCTAL LATCH 9
2.2.6 GAL 9
2.2.7 EPROM 9
2.2.8 NVRAM 9
2.2.9 KEYBOARD 10
2.2.10 DISPLAY(RADIOGRAPHY) 10
2.2.11 SERIAL COMMUNICATION 10
2.2.12 kV soll and mA soll 10
2.2.13 kV FEEDBACK 10
2.2.14 IH FEEDBACK 10
2.2.15 mA FEEDBACK 10
2.2.16 kV REGULATION 11
2.2.17 FILAMENT REGULATION 11
2.2.18 mAS INTEGRATION 11
2.2.19 CONTROL OF THE FIRING FREQUENCIES REG and CAL 11
2.2.20 SHORT CIRCUIT FEEDBACKS (SCM, SCH) 12
2.2.21 KV, MA MAX FEEDBACK (KVM,JIM ) 13
2.2.22 GENERATION OF ROTATING ANODE DRIVING AND CONTROL SIGNALS 13
2.2.23 ROTATING ANODE CURRENT FEEDBACKS 13
2.3 Master Card D915A 14

2.3.1 Power Supply 14
2.3.2 RESET Generation 14
2.3.3 Crystal Operation 14
2.3.4 FPGA 14
2.3.5 Multiplexer 15
2.3.6 NVRAM 15
2.3.7 Keyboard 15
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 3 of 33
Ltd. Med India

INDEX
2.3.8 Display(RADIOGRAPHY) 15
2.3.9 Line voltage monitoring 15
2.3.10 kV Feedback 15
2.3.11 IH Feedback 16
2.3.12 mA Feedback 16
2.3.13 kV Regulation 16
2.3.14 Filament Regulation 16
2.3.15 mAs Integration 17
2.3.16 Main Inverter Firing Frequency 17
2.3.17 Filament Regulator Firing Frequency 17
2.3.18 Main Inverter Short Circuit Feedback SCM 17
2.3.19 SCH (Filament Inverter Short Circuit) 17
2.3.20 FLASH 18
2.3.21 Anode Control Signals 18
2.3.22 Rotating Anode Current Feedback 18
3 MAIN INVERTER PCB D961 (OR D960) 19

3.2.1 Main Inverter 19
4 FILAMENT INVERTER & ROTATION PCB D801 21

4.2.1 ON -- OFF CIRCUIT 21
4.2.2 AC -- DC CONVERTER 21
4.2.3 FILAMENT INVERTER CIRCUIT 22
4.2.4 ROTATING ANODE CIRCUIT 23
4.2.5 CONTROL SIGNALS FOR THE RELAYS 23
4.2.6 VOLTAGE MONITORING SIGNAL 24
5 FLUOROSCOPY DISPLAY CARD D802 25

5.2.1 FLUOROSCOPY DISPLAY 25
5.2.2 GENERATION OF STATION SELECTION SIGNALS 26
5.2.3 AR, ZB_ext ,DL_ext 26
5.2.4 KW Selection 26
6 GENERATOR INTERFACE CARD D803 27

6.2.1 STATION E (EXPLORATOR) 27
6.2.2 STATION B (BUCKY TABLE) 28
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 4 of 33
Ltd. Med India

INDEX
6.2.3 STATION T (WALL STAND) 28
7 KEYBOARD PCB D936 29
8 DISPLAY CARD D932 30
9 TERMINAL FEEDBACK PCB D900 31

9.2.1 KV Feedback at R+, S, R- 31
9.2.2 mA Feedback at P and N 31
10 TERMINAL PCB D900A 32

10.2.1 U,V 32
10.2.2 11, 12 32
11 SWITCH MODE POWER SUPPLY D980 33
11.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION: 33
11.2 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION: 33
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 5 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Wiring Description
1 Wiring Description
1.1 Turning on the unit
When the supply (415 V) is turned on, the supply is given to the transformer T2.
The secondary voltages developed are used for the generators interface and
controls various functions like AR, External exposure, bucky, etc. The 24 V that is
generated is used on the D801 to operate the different relays on the D801. The
other 24V is used for operation of the collimator.
When the ON switch on the D936 is operated it causes relay K5 to pick, in turn
causing K4 to pickup. This results in Contactor NS to pick up and hence the 220 V
from K2.2 is supplied to the Rectifier V1, D980 SMPS & the filament inverter circuit.
Initially the capacitor bank is charged via the NS contacts -83, 84 in series with the
Resistor R1. After 9 seconds K3 energizes & LS contactor picks up thus bypassing
the resistor R1 via contacts 13-14, 33-34, 43-44 all in parallel.
Line filter input (phase and neutral) is connected to the LN contacts-13 and NS
contacts-23 respectively. The output of the line filter (P, N) is connected to the X1
connector (pin1, 4) of the filament inverter circuit. The line filter is used to enhance
the performance of the D801 PCB by suppressing the spike and surges on the
main line and also to provide protection to the filament PCB D801.
1.2 Turning Off the unit

When the Off Switch on the D936 is operated Relay K1 picks up and de-energizing
K5 on the D801 thus NS drops & hence the unit is turned off.
1.3 Anode rotation Principle
The 240V AC supply for the rotating anode circuit is obtained by operation of the relay
K2.
The rotating anode circuit consists of triacs which act as switching devices.
The conduction of these triacs result in AC voltage of 240V appearing at X3.1 and
X3.2 with respect X3.3. The X3.3 is connected to 0V through relay K2. X3.1 is
connected to the main winding via a 10µF capacitor in series and X3.2 is connected to
the auxiliary winding of stator. This helps in providing the required phase shift
between the two windings. The application of 240V AC supply at X3.1 and X3.2 w.r.t.
X3.3 starts anode rotation.
A DC voltage is made to flow through the winding and used for breaking the rotating
anode after Exposure.
1.4 High Tension Transformer
The output of the inverter circuit is applied to the H.T. transformer primary at UV in
series with the capacitor C5/C6, through the D900A card mounted on the top of HT
transformer. The secondary voltage of this is then applied to the two voltage
doubler circuit’s consisting of diode and capacitor combinations which steps up the
voltage to four times the secondary voltage, 50 % of the KV built up is applied at
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 6 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Wiring Description
the anode as PKV (positive) via the H.T. Cables & the other 50% built is applied at
the Cathode as NKV (negative) of the X-ray tube via the H.T. Cables. The Damping
resistors (4* 5.1K) in series with the high Voltage are used to limit current flow in
the secondary circuit in case of tube arcing takes place.
The Resistance thick films (200 M ohms) appear in the feedback circuitry in series
with a 20 KOhms resistor which functions as a voltage divider for the voltage being
applied across the tube .The voltage developed across the 20kohms resistors’ are
used as the feedback voltage to the D915/D915A card.
The four spark gaps used helps in prevention of voltage building above 90V to
protect the D915/D915A & the Filament circuit.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 7 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Master Card D915
2 Master Card D915

2.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Master Card D915 forms the main closed loop control system in the entire
X ray generator MULTIPHOS 15.
2.2 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
The functions performed by D915 are as follows:
1. The microcontroller 80552 (J31) on D915 executes the program which makes
the X-ray generator work. J31 generates control signals and receives command
signals for the control of most the activities of MULTIPHOS 15.
2. The EPROM stores the entire bios software.
3. The Nonvolatile RAM stores all the temporary variables while execution of the
main program. Even at power OFF, it stores the last display-data.
4. The peripheral IC’s along with J31 are used for generation of the driving
signals for
1. Main Inverter
2. Filament Inverter
3. Rotating Anode.
Additionally the peripheral IC’s receive the feedback signals from the output
Processes and feed it back to J31 for taking proper corrective action.
5. The faults such as accidental short circuit, mismatching of the actual value and
the reference value of KV, mA or ms, improper operation of any process are
reported to the Master card for indicating error to the operator and for taking
necessary action, if feasible.
6. The functions performed by D915 are as follows:
a) Accepting the key pressed by the operator through D936
b) Display the proper Radiography and Fluoroscopy data through D932 and
D930 respectively.
c) Generating the reference values of KV (KVS) and mA (JRS) and converting
them to the driving pulses of the Main and the Filament Inverter.
d) Accepting actual values of the set parameters and regulating the required
parameters.
2.2.1 POWER SUPPLY
The +15, 0V, -15V and +5V, 0V voltages are obtained from the SMPS through the
Connector X 15.
The +Vp supply of 15V is obtained through X10 from the power card D801.
The reference voltage for the Microcontroller (J31) is 5V and it is generated by
R119 , C85, and J30.
2.2.2 RESET GENERATION
The RST/ signal is generated by IC J40 (MAX 700: power supply monitor with
reset) at power ON. The switch SW2 also allows for manual reset of the system.
On actuating SW2 ON, reset is generated by J40 which is applied to RST/ pin of
J31.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 8 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Master Card D915
2.2.3 CRYSTAL OPERATION

The 12 MHz Quartz crystal forms a Pierce Oscillator along with the two capacitors
C93 and C95.The output of the oscillator is a 12 MHz sinusoidal wave which is
applied to XTAL1 and XTAL2 inputs of J31 for providing timings for internal
operations of the microcontroller.
2.2.4 MICROCONTROLLER
The microcontroller J31 outputs demultiplexed lower order address bus and the
data bus on port ‘P0’ and higher order address bus on port ‘P2’.
The control signal RD/, WR/ along with A8-A15 are provided to J28 (GAL) to
generate the chip select signals for accessing various peripherals.
The status signal PSEN/ is used for reading external program stored in EPROM
J32.
The EA/ ‘LOW’ allow accessing the external program memory.
Different signals for controlling various operations of the entire system are provided
by the Microcontroller on its ports P1, P3-P5.
The analog inputs AN0-AN6 are used for monitoring analog signals.
The pins TXD and RXD are used for serial communication between the processor
and the external device such as a Computer or any pocket terminal (for servicing).
The Service switch ST provided at pin P4.5 is used for operating the Unit in the
service mode.
2.2.5 OCTAL LATCH
The multiplexed address and the data bus are separated by the octal latch J27.
At the active ALE signal, the lower order address (A0-A7) is latched.
2.2.6 GAL
Since Memory mapping technique is used, the chip select signals for various
peripheral devices are generated by the Gated Array Logic IC J28.The inputs are
the address lines (A8 - A15) ,and the control signals RD/ and WR/. The output lines
are CS1/ to CS8/. These output chip select lines are generated on the basis of the
logic implemented in the program stored in the GAL.
2.2.7 EPROM
The entire program is stored in a single EPROM J32.
2.2.8 NVRAM
The Two Kbyte NVRAM stores the variables during the operation of the unit.
A0 - A10 and D0 -D7 are the address and the data lines provided to the RAM. The
first 2 Kbytes of entire memory space 0000H to 07FFH is used as RAM.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 9 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Master Card D915
2.2.9 KEYBOARD
The keys are accepted through X12 from D936. The keys (KV+, KV -, mAS+, mAS-,
DL_SERV, ON / OFF, GR, RESET, BUZ) are accepted on the data bus through
J38 and J37at the address 9000H.
2.2.10 DISPLAY(RADIOGRAPHY)
The data bus, the control signal WR/ and the chip select signal CS2/ are provided
to the Display Driver J24 on D932 through X1.Writing the control word and the
string of 8 byte data at the addresses 8000H and 8800H respectively displays the
KV and mAs values and lights up function related Led’s on D915.
2.2.11 SERIAL COMMUNICATION
TXD and RXD are provided to the serial communication port of D915.Varous
activities of the unit can be controlled by an external device such as a PC or a
pocket terminal. The serial port is meant for testing and service purposes.
2.2.12 kV soll and mA soll
The KV soll and mA soll values are generated by Dual Digital to Analog Converter
J17 and the Opamp J13 acting as I - V converter.
The microcontroller J31 outputs the digital values of KV soll and mA soll on the
data bus at address A000H (CS3/) and A100H (CS4/) respectively. The reference
current for DAC is adjusted by means of presets P6 and P7.
The KV soll and mA soll are fed back to the AN3 and AN4 pins of J31 for ensuring
their proper values. These soll values are also used for regulation of KV and mA.
The KV soll ratio is 1 V = 30 KV and The mA soll ratio is 1 V = 50 mA
2.2.13 kV FEEDBACK
The actual KVp across the tube is stepped down and fed back in the form of KV/2+
and KV/2- to the Master card D915 at pins 1and 2 as PKV and NKV respectively
with respect to the common terminal at pin 3.
PKV and NKV are passed through the voltage follower J5 and then fed to the
Differential Amplifier formed by J5 to produce Kvist, which is used for KV regulation
(KVist ratio is 1V= 20 KV)
KV ist is fed back to AN7of J31 for monitoring purpose.
2.2.14 IH FEEDBACK
The Filament current (Ih) feedback is taken from the Filament Inverter and Rotation
PCB D801 through X11.1.J7 provides a gain of 5 to Ih.
The AC Filament current Iheiz is converted into DC value Ih by RMS - DC converter
J6.J9 provides an appropriate gain to Ih (that can be adjusted by preset P5)
So that the ratio 1V = 2A holds true. Ih is fed back to J31 at AN2 for monitoring
purpose; the same is used for Ih regulation.
2.2.15 mA FEEDBACK
The tube current (JR) is fed back in the form of voltages P+ and N- at pins 5 and 6
of X8 on D915. P+ and N- are applied to the Differential Amplifier formed by J4.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 10 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Master Card D915
The output JR represents the actual tube current mAist which is fed back to J31 at
AN1 through J9 for monitoring purpose. JR is also used for tube current regulation.
2.2.16 kV REGULATION
The KV soll and KV ist values are fed to the P-I controller formed by IC J10.
The difference between the KVist and KV soll value is amplified to produce an
appropriate error output, so as to compensate the error. The zener V12 limits the
maximum output voltage of the error amplifier to 10V.
The error amplifier output is fed to PLL IC J3 which is used as voltage to frequency
converter.
The J10 output voltage produces an equivalent frequency REG at J3 output.
For 10V, REG (the maximum firing frequency of the Main Inverter) is 16 kHz.
J3 is enabled by an active low INH2 signal provided by the microcontroller J31 at
P4.1 through J23.During HT, J3 is enabled through INH2 and J3 results in a firing
frequency of Main Inverter IGBTs, to result in actual KV in line with the required
value.
2.2.17 FILAMENT REGULATION
Filament Regulation is divided into two parts
1. Regulation without high voltage: The filament current Ih is regulated. The CPU
J31 outputs required filament current value on input of DAC.
2. The actual tube current JR is regulated. J31 outputs the required tube current on
the input of DAC. Depending upon whether the regulation is pre HT or post HT
either Ih or JR is selected through HEIZ signal from J31 (P4.4) and used for
regulation together with the corresponding value from the DAC. The output of
the error amplifier J10 is fed to PLL J2 which is configured as voltage to
frequency converter. The PLL J2 is enabled through INH1 signal from J31 (P4.0)
and generates a frequency in line with the output of error amplifierJ10 to result in
required filament current or the tube current.
2.2.18 mAS INTEGRATION
The actual tube current is applied to the input of V-F converter J1. The transfer
ratio (Frequency to Voltage) of J1 is adjusted by preset P1. The preset P2 is used
for adjusting the offset at the output. The output frequency is selected by J8 only
when the KVist reaches 75% of its final value.
The output of J8 is fed to J31 as timer 0 clock .The timer 0 inside J31 is configured
as timer counter which is preloaded with a count equivalent to mAs value. The
incoming clock decrements the counter and on reaching ‘0’, generates an interrupt
to terminate the exposure.
2.2.19 CONTROL OF THE FIRING FREQUENCIES REG and CAL

REG is controlled by the signals INH2 and INH3 and it is enable only when INH2=0
and INH3=1. CAL is enabled only when INH1 = 0.
2.2.19.1 Main Inverter Firing Frequency

Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 11 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Master Card D915
The pulse duration of the actual firing signals of the Main Inverter is decided by the
Monoshot Multivibrator J21 (IC 4538 Dual Monoshot Multivibrator) and R104, C66
and R105, C67.
The RST/ pin of J21 are normally high for its proper operation.
The outputs of J21 at pins 6 and 10 are out of phase. These signals are optically
Isolated by J39 and J41 and fed to the Main Inverter Driver (D961 or D960) through
X20.14 and X20.10.
The supply for the isolated output of J39 and J41 is obtained from the Filament
Inverter and Rotation PCB D801.
2.2.19.2 Filament Inverter Firing Frequency
J18 is used to determine the pulse width of the the actual firing signals of the
Filament Inverter. The IC J20 ensures that the firing pulses of the Filament Inverter
are out of phase. These signals are inverted by J22 and fed to the Filament
Inverter firing circuit on D915 through X11.13 and X11.16.
2.2.20 SHORT CIRCUIT FEEDBACKS (SCM, SCH)
2.2.20.1 SCM :( Main Inverter Short Circuit)
During normal operation, the transistor V39 is ON and simultaneously the
optocoupler is also ON.
An active LOW error signal at X20.16 turns V39 and consequently J34 OFF. The
J34 output becomes LOW to give the HIGH SCM (Main Inverter short circuit)
signal.
SCM is inverted by J22 and then it is fed back to the microcontroller J31 for taking
the corrective action.
The three signals SCM, KVM and JIM are used for disabling the Driving pulses of
the Main Inverter. This is done by OR ing of these three signals by J14. At the
occurrence of either of these three signals, RST/ of J21 goes LOW and its output is
disabled.
2.2.20.2 SCH (Filament Inverter Short Circuit)
During the short circuit of either of the two MOSFET’s forming the Filament Inverter
on D801, the short circuit signal generated by the two MOSFET drivers on the
Filament Inverter and Rotation PCB D801 are fed back to the Master card through
X11.12 and X11.14.
SCH is obtained on ORing of these signals by J14. SCH gives an interrupt at (P1.1)
to J31 .
SCH also resets J18, thus disabling the Filament Inverter driving pulses.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 12 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Master Card D915
2.2.21 KV, MA MAX FEEDBACK (KVM,JIM )

2.2.21.1 KVM (Maximum KV)
If the KVN and KVP values exceed the reference value of 4.54V at J12
(Comparator) its output generates the KVM signal. KVM is also fed back to J31 at
P32 as Timer Zero Interrupt for initiating necessary corrective action like stopping
the exposure instantaneously.
2.2.21.2 JIM (Maximum mA)
An increase in Ih or JR than the reference values of 7.8A for X-ray tube and 250
mA respectively generates JIM.
JIM is fed as T1 interrupt to J31.
2.2.22 GENERATION OF ROTATING ANODE DRIVING AND CONTROL
SIGNALS
J31 generates ARR/ (Accelerate Anode signal) at P4.6 and FR/ (Brake Anode)
at P4.7 respectively. These signals are driven by the driver J23 and are applied to
the optotriacs on D801 through X11.8, X11.10 and X11.7 respectively. The signal
at X11.8 is delayed by R128 and C99 combination to fire the second triac after the
first on D801.
2.2.23 ROTATING ANODE CURRENT FEEDBACKS
From D801, the rotating anode alternating current is fed back in the form of AC
voltage. These feedback voltages are available at X11.5 and X11.3 respectively
and they are applied to J11. J11 limits the negative half of the input signal to
0.7 V while it provides the gain of 3 to the positive half cycle of the input signal.
The I1and I2 signals are as shown in the enclosed sheet.
I1 and I2 are compared with the reference values and then converted into
equivalent DC voltages by V16, R73, C46 and V14, R67, C40 combinations.RT1
and RT2 are the feedback voltages applied to J31 at P1.6 and P1.5 respectively to
ensure proper anode rotation.
KV soll : 1V = 30 KV
2V
mA istl: 1v=50 mA
4.0V
80 ms
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 13 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Master Card D915
KVp:
3V
KVN: 3V
Kvist:
3V
TYPICAL WAVEFORMS :for 60 KV 16 mAS 200mA 80ms
2.3 Master Card D915A
2.3.1 Power Supply

The +15V, 0V, -15V and +5V, 0V voltages are obtained from the SMPS
through the connector X15.
The reference voltage for the FPGA is 1.2V, 2.5V and 3.3V and it is
generated by step down dc-dc converter from power supply +5V.
2.3.2 RESET Generation

The RST_N signal to all IC’s is generated by reset circuit at power ON. The
switch SW1 also allows for manual reset of the system.
On actuating SW2 ON, reset is applied to FPGA.
2.3.3 Crystal Operation

The 40 MHz CMOS SMD crystal clock oscillator providing timings for internal
operations of the FPGA.
2.3.4 FPGA
The supply of +3.3V, 2.5V and 1.2V is supplied to the FPGA, J20.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 14 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Master Card D915
The control signal clock and reset are provided for functioning of the FPGA.
All the digital input, output and in/out signal are used to accessing various
peripherals of the Master Card D915A.
2.3.5 Multiplexer
The multiplexer is used to supply 2.5V to the kV, JR and IH ADC during self
diagnosis
2.3.6 NVRAM
The 256 Kbyte NVRAM, J31 stores the variables during the operation of the
unit.
2.3.7 Keyboard
The keys(KV+, KV -, mAS+, mAS-, DL_SERV, ON / OFF, GR, RESET, BUZ) are
accepted through X12 from D937.
2.3.8 Display(RADIOGRAPHY)
The six “8 segment” led for radiography and the radiation indication led are
provided through X50(/X24) from D915A. The driver on D915A convert the
incoming the signals from FPGA to the required output voltage level for
display.
2.3.9 Line voltage monitoring

The actual mains Line voltage stepped down & converted to DC and is
monitored every 5 second in standby mode of unit. The line voltage is
displayed during first step of hand release switch for radiography. If the
measured Line voltage is less than 380 volts, FPGA sends one signal to
switch ON the LN contactor which will support extra voltage through auto
transformer for 15 KW power generation. The activation or deactivation of
LN contactor is done in standby mode of unit. In preparation and exposure
mode contactor retains its position. After 5 second of each termination of
radiography Line voltage is monitored once again.
2.3.10 kV Feedback
The actual kVist(measurable at KV test point on D915A) across the tube is
stepped down and fed back in the form of KV/2+ and KV/2- to the Master
card D915A at pins 1 and pin2 of X8 as PKV(measurable at PKV test point
on D915A) and NKV(measurable at NKV test point on D915A) respectively
with respect to the common terminal at pin 3.
PKV and NKV are passed through the voltage follower and then fed to the
Differential Amplifier to produce kVist used for kV regulation.
(kVist ratio is 1V= 20 kV)
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 15 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Master Card D915
Appropriate gain to kVist that can be adjusted by pot R9.
2.3.11 IH Feedback
The filament current feedback is taken from the Filament Inverter and
Rotation PCB D801 through X11.1.
The AC filament current I(measurable at I test point on D915A) is converted
in DC value IH(measurable at IH test point on D915A) by RMS-DC
converter.
Gain is provided to IH (that can be adjusted by pot R72) so that the ratio 1V
= 2A holds true.
IH is fed back to FPGA through ADC for monitoring purpose and the same is
used for IH regulation.
2.3.12 mA Feedback
The tube current JR(measurable at JR test point on D915A) is fed back in
the form of voltages P+ and N- at pins 5 and 6 of X8 on D915A & is applied
to the Differential Amplifier.
Appropriate gain to JR that can be adjusted by pot R43.
The output JR represents the actual tube current mAist which is fed back to
FPGA through ADC for monitoring purpose and tube current regulation.
2.3.13 kV Regulation
Depending on the kV value selected, it generates kVsoll value internally in
FPGA. When exposure is triggered, the kVsoll and kVist values are fed to
the P-I controller module in the FPGA. The difference between the kVist and
kVsoll value is used to produce an appropriate error output, so as to
compensate the error. The error output produces an equivalent frequency of
inverter firing pulses M_INV1 and M_INV2. This is given as the input to
mains inverter which generates kV.
2.3.14 Filament Regulation

Filament Regulation is divided into two parts:
- Regulation without high voltage: The Filament Inverter firing pulses
F_INV1 and F_INV2 from FPGA depend on the IH or JRist value
depending on whether it is standby state and preparation state or
exposure state.
1) During standby state and preparation state, IH is used for regulation
together with the corresponding value IH set value. IH and IH set are
fed to the PI controller module in FPGA which is in turn, is used to
control the filament current through F_INV1 and F_INV2 pulses.
2) During exposure, the JRsoll and JRist values are fed to the P-I
controller module in the FPGA. The difference between the JRist
and JRsoll value is used to produce an appropriate error output, so
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 16 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Master Card D915
as to compensate the error. The error output produces an

equivalent frequency of filament firing pulses F_INV1 and
F_INV2. Depending on the error signal F_INV1 and F_INV2
frequency changes which in turn changes the firing frequency of
Filament, to result in actual tube(JR) current in line with the
required value. Potentiometer R43 is provided on D915A for setting
and calibrating of JR value.
2.3.15 mAs Integration

The multiplication of mA (tube current) and duration in ms is defined as mAs.
The mAs is controlled by allowing the tube current to flow for fixed interval
which defines the X-Ray radiation dosage. This value is selected by the
user. The FPGA sets the factor depending on the allowable power
dissipation for that time. Minimum possible time for optimum X-Ray tube
power dissipation should be selected to terminate the selected mAs.
2.3.16 Main Inverter Firing Frequency

The Main inverter firing pulses M_INV1(measurable at M_INV1 test point on
D915A) and M_INV2(measurable at M_INV2 test point on D915A) have a
maximum frequency between them to be 16.5 kHz. The pulse width of the
pulses is 43µsec.
The Main inverter firing pulses M_INV1 and M_INV2 are out of phase. These
signals are optically isolated by optocouplers and fed to the Main Inverter
Driver (D961 or D960) through X20.14 and X20.18.
2.3.17 Filament Regulator Firing Frequency
The Filament inverter firing pulses F_INV1(measurable at F_INV1 test point
on D915A) and F_INV2(measurable at F_INV2 test point on D915A) have a
maximum frequency between them to be 20 kHz. The pulse width of the
pulses is 32µsec.
The Filament inverter firing pulses F_INV1 and F_INV2 are out of phase.
These signals are inverted and fed to the Filament regulator firing circuit
through X11.13 and X11.16.
2.3.18 Main Inverter Short Circuit Feedback SCM

During normal operation, the SCM feedback signal from Main Inverter Driver
(D961 or D960) through X20.16 is monitored for active HIGH. An active
LOW error signal at X20.16 results in a LOW SCM (Main Inverter short
circuit) signal to FPGA for taking the corrective action.
2.3.19 SCH (Filament Inverter Short Circuit)
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 17 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Master Card D915
During the short circuit of either of the two MOSFET’s forming the Filament
Inverter on D801, the short circuit signal generated by the two MOSFET
drivers on the Filament Inverter and Rotation PCB D801 are fed back to the
Master card through X11.12 and X11.14.
If any of the signals of filament inverter short circuit through X11.12 and
X11.14 to the master card master card is high then the filament firing pulses
F_INV1 and F_INV2 are stopped and corresponding error is displayed.
2.3.20 FLASH
The shorting link SW4 must be shorted for proper functioning of the FLASH.
2.3.21 Anode Control Signals

Anode brake driver signal through X11.7 and Accelerate Anode signals
through X11.8 and X11.10 from the Master Card are sent to the optotriacs
on D801.
The anode accelerate signal from X11.10 fires the first triac and after a delay
6 msec the signal from X11.8 fires the second triac on D801.
2.3.22 Rotating Anode Current Feedback

From D801, the rotating anode alternating current is fed back in the form of
AC voltage. These feedback voltages are available at X11.5 and X11.3
respectively and they are applied to op-amp. op-amp limits the negative half
of the input signal to 0.7 V while it provides the gain of 3 to the positive half
cycle of the input signal.
The rotation anode feedback signals from X11.5 and X11.3 mesurable at
ROT1 and ROT2 test points repectively on D915A are fed to FPGA for
monitoring and to ensure proper anode rotation.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 18 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Main Inverter PCB D961 (or D960)
3 Main Inverter PCB D961 (or D960)

The Main Inverter Driver D961 (or D960) is used for driving the IGBT based Full
Bridge Inverter. The driving pulses for the Main Inverter and the supply voltage +Vp
are obtained from the Master card (D915/D915A) through X20.
The DC voltage at the output of the capacitor bank D910 is converted into High
frequency AC voltage by means of the Main Inverter.
DISP1 and DISP2 are the Main Inverter driving pulses obtained from the Master card
through X20.14 and X20.18.These pulses are out of phase.
DISP1
+15V
39 - 45
uSec
DISP2
39 - 45
uSec
The IGBT drivers Skyper 32 (ZD1 and ZD2) are used for:
1. Driving the pairs of IGBT’s .The Gate signals of IGBT’s DISP1 and DISP2 are
boosted by these drivers.
2. Detecting any short circuit of the IGBT’s by means of sensing the voltage
between Collector and Emitter. If Vc-e = 0, the ERR/ pin of Skyper 32 goes LOW.
This active low signal is reported to the Master Card through X20.16 for disabling
the firing pulses of the Main Inverter.
3. Providing isolation between the input low voltage digital circuit and the output
high voltage power circuit.
3.2.1 Main Inverter

Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 19 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Main Inverter PCB D961 (or D960)
The main Inverter uses IGBT SKM75GB12T4 as the switching device.
Each module has two IGBT’s and two diodes in antiparallel. Two IGBT’s connected
in parallel form one arm of the Full Bridge Inverter. The IGBT’s top V3, V4 and
bottom V1, V2 are fired by DISP1 whereas bottom V3, V4 and top V1, V2 are fired
by DISP2.
The DC supply for the Bridge Inverter is obtained from the output of D910
(Capacitor Bank).The primary of the HT Transformer & inductor L2 (5.1uh) forms
the Load of the Main Inverter along with the resonance capacitors C5 and C6.
For Radiography, the parallel combination of C5 (6.8 F) & C6 (2.2 F) with series
inductors L2 (5.1uh) & HT Transformer is used .For Fluoroscopy capacitor C6
(2.2 F) and inductance of the HT transformer is used.
A: U, V current waveform in radiography mode:
Top
V3, V4;
bottom
V2,V1
Bottom
V3, V4;
Top
V2, V1
Expected UV waveform zero crossing time = 42-46usec.
B: U, V current waveform in Flouroscopy mode:
Expected UV waveform zero crossing time = 14-19 usec.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 20 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Filament Inverter & Rotation PCB
D801
4 Filament Inverter & Rotation PCB D801

Note:
- D801 Circuit Diagram ver.03 valid upto Multiphos 15 serial no. 31198
- D801 Circuit Diagram ver.05 valid from Multiphos 15 serial no. 31199

This D801 contain electronic circuits for controlling
Filament Inverter
Rotating Anode
NS, LS and LN contactors.

The voltages provided by D801 to other PCBs are as follows:
1. +15 V (Vp) for Main Inverter driver (D961 (or D960)).

The input supply to D801 is obtained from the Main transformer T2.
When the mains to the unit is switched ON, the 24V AC supply gets applied directly
from the output of the Mains transformer to D801 through connector X1.6 and X1.7
This 24V AC voltage is rectified by V49 (full wave rectifier) and then filtered by
capacitor C21. The DC voltage across C21 is 33V.
J16 (IC LM 317 voltage regulator) is used to provide exact DC voltage of 24V from
33V input .The presence of DC voltage at the output of the regulator J16 is indicated
by LED V50.
4.2.1 ON -- OFF CIRCUIT
The mains ON/ OFF signals and are available at X4.4 and X4.2 These
signals control the relays K5 ( ON) and K1 (OFF) .An additional relay K4 switched
ON by K5 turns the NS contactor ON.
Converter and also as Vp voltage for the Main Inverter Driver D961 ( or D960).
4.2.2 AC -- DC CONVERTER
The two +15Vdc isolated supply voltage is obtained using a step down transformer
(TR1) and a LM317 regulator (J15, J16). The resistors R57, R56 & R60, R59 decide
the output 15 voltage level of the LM317.
The two isolated +15V supply voltages (+VS1 and +VS2) generated are used for the
driver circuit of upper and lower arm of the half bridge filament inverter.
The fuses F8, F9 (200mA) protects against any short circuit in the AC- DC converter.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 21 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Filament Inverter & Rotation PCB D801
4.2.3 FILAMENT INVERTER CIRCUIT
The 240V AC supply obtained from X1.1 and X1.4 is rectified using bridge rectifier
V29.The fuse F1 of 6A prevents the overcurrent.
The LED V31 indicates the presence of 240V at the input.
The IGBT’s V11 and V19 along with capacitors C14, C12 and C13, C15 form the Half
Bridge Inverter circuit.
The varistors U7 and U6 are used to suppress the overvoltage spikes.
The thermistors R31 and R32 limit the in rush current in the capacitors.
Led’s V23 and V24 in series with R29 and R30 respectively indicate the presence of
the DC supply of about 330 V to the filament inverter.
The gate pulses for the two IGBT’s are obtained from the Master card (D915/D915A)
through X11(pins 13 and 16). These gate pulses are out of phase.
The optocouplers provide isolation between the power circuit and the digital circuit.
The +15V supply to the input of optocouplers J9, J7, J12, J13 (HCPL 2211) is
obtained through X11.15.
The MOSFET gate drivers J8 and J11 (both IR2121) are used for driving V11 and V19
and also for sensing any short circuit.
The isolated supply of +15V for the drivers (J8, J11) and the optocouplers J9, J7, J11,
J13) is obtained from AC-DC converter.
The frequency of the gate driving signals is determined by CAL in D915(or M_INV1
and M_INV2 in case of D915A).
V20 and V12 are over voltage protection zener diodes for gates of IGBT’s. V8 and
V18 are the free wheeling diodes. The current flows through these diodes when
IGBT’s across them are OFF.
V14 and V22 avoid excessive voltage (above 440V) appearing across each IGBT
when the other IGBT turns OFF. The filament inverter output current flows through the
primary winding of the filament transformer though X5.1 and X5.2.
4.2.3.1 Short circuit Detection and Protection

IGBT Drivers IR2121 senses any short circuit in the filament inverter. The current
sensing resistors R17 and R23 are connected in the path of the filament current. The
drop across these resistors is sensed for detecting any short circuit. If voltage at pin
CS (current sense) of IR2121 increases above 0.23V then ERR signal is generated by
it and the driving pulses at the output are disabled.
An 8.2V zener diode is connected at pin 3(ERR) of IR2121 to detect the error signal in
case of short circuit, the capacitors C3,C10 connected at the ERR pins of J8 and J11
respectively charge to a voltage greater than 8.2V. The error signal is isolated by ICs
J7 and J13 and then sent to the Master card through X11.14 (for short circuit of V11)
and X11.12 (for short circuit of V19).
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 22 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Filament Inverter & Rotation PCB
D801
4.2.3.2 Filament current (Ih) Feedback

The Transformer T4 (turns ratio 100:1) is used for sensing the primary filament
current. The drop across R13 is sensed and fed to the master card through X11.1 and
X11.2 for current (Ih) regulation.
4.2.4 ROTATING ANODE CIRCUIT

The 240V AC supply for the rotating anode circuit is obtained at ‘A’ the relay K2 turns
ON. The fuse F3 of rating 2.5A prevents the overcurrent. The LED V32 gives the
indication of the input supply.
The rotating anode circuit consists of triacs V1 and V5 which act as a switching
device. The drive to these triacs is obtained from the optotriacs J1 and J3 and these
are controlled by the signals from the Master card. +15V supply is provided through
X11.9 to the optotriacs.
The acceleration signal ARR (logic LOW) at X11.10 and X11.8 causes J1 and J3 to
conduct which in turns provides the gate firing pulses to the main Triacs V1 and V5.
The signal applied at X11.8 is delayed in the Master card. The conduction of these
Triacs result in AC voltage of 240V appearing at X3.1 and X3.2 with respect X3.3.
X3.3 is connected to 0V through relay K2. X3.1 is connected to the main winding
through a 10µF capacitor and X3.2 is connected to the auxiliary winding of stator.
The application of 240V AC supply at X3.1 and X3.2 w.r.t. X3.3 starts anode rotation.
The current I1 flows through main winding and current I2 flows through auxiliary
winding of the stator. The braking signal (FR: logic LOW) turns J5 ON which fires the
Triac V5 in one half cycle due to diode V4. The DC voltage at the output of Triac V5 is
used for breaking the rotating anode. The metal oxide varistors U1 and U2 protect the
Triacs from high voltage surges.
4.2.4.1 Rotating Anode Current Feedback

The current transformers T1 and T2 are used for tacking the feedback of stator
winding I1 and I2. The drop across resistors R1 and R2 connected at the
secondary of current transformers is sensed and fed to the Master card through
X11.3, X11.4 (I1) and X11.5, X11.6 (I2) for detecting the errors.
4.2.5 CONTROL SIGNALS FOR THE RELAYS

+24V DC supply is provided to the control coils of the relays K3, K2, CS1 and K6
through the optocouplers J4, J6, J2 and J10. The optocouplers J4, J6, and J2 are
driven by the signals from the Master card. The optocoupler J10 is driven by signal
generated from the on board RC Delay circuit. The relay K2 controls the supply 240V
AC to the rotating anode circuit. K3 is used for making the contactor LS ON. CS1 is
used for making the contactor LN when the line voltage drops below 380V. The Relay
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 23 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Filament Inverter & Rotation PCB D801
K6 is used for disconnecting the Inrush Current Limiter (NTC1) after the Capacitors
C8 and C9 are charged upto more than 95% of (1.414 x Supply Line Voltage).
(Note: Components K6, J10 and NTC1 are valid from D801 circuit Diagram ver.05)
4.2.6 VOLTAGE MONITORING SIGNAL

Unregulated DC Power Supply 33V dc from the output of V49 is used and attenuated
to 3.7V (approx) at 420V input AC. Attenuation is achieved by resistor network (R51
and P1 on D801) and Op-amp J17.Output of this Op-amp is fed to D915/D915A
through X10.17 and this V_BAT signal is fed to Master Card and this signal is polled
for every 5 sec and updates the display.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 24 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Fluoroscopy Display Card
D802/D806
5 Fluoroscopy Display Card D802/D806

The Fluoroscopy Display card D802 consists of :
a) Fluoroscopy KV, mA and time(s) displays
b) Three switches for:
1) Station selection GR , to select any one of the following three stations
1. Explorator
2. Bucky table
3. Wall stand exposure.
2) Fluoroscopy Time Reset: RESET
3) Making the ‘Fluoroscopy Time Over ‘buzzer OFF: BUZ.
The displays and the switches on D802 are directly available on the top panel of
Multiphos 15. D802 interfaces the Generator Interface pcb (D803) with the Master
card (D915/D915A).

The data bus (D0-7), control signals (RD/, WR/) and the chip select signals (CS6/,
CS7/, CS8/), supply (5V) and GND (0V) are obtained from Master card (D915/D915A)
through connector X30.
Since the data bus is connected to a number of chips on this card, to avoid loading of
this bus, J4 (IC 74245 Bi directional buffer) is used.
The direction of data transfer through this IC (read / write) is decided by the DIR pin.
The DIR signal is obtained by ANDing the chip select signals of J1 and J3.The
switches GR, RESET, BUZ are connected to D936 through X36.
The remote fluoroscopy switch is connected to connector KK2 on D803.RK1 -RK8

and RK9-RK11 are the signals selecting Fluoroscopy KV (11 steps).These signals are
read through input ports of J1 and J3 .
5.2.1 FLUOROSCOPY DISPLAY
The fluoroscopy display section consists of:
a. Seven segment displays
J9 J10 J11 (KV2 KV1 KV0) for KV
J12 J13 (mA1 mA0) for mA
J14 J15 J16 (min2 min1 min0) for time
b. Display driver J8 IC 7218 B (common cathode).
The seven segment displays are driven by display driver (IC 7218B common
cathode).The data bus D0 - D7 is connected directly to the data bus inputs of
J8 (IC 7218).CS8/ is used to set the mode of operation of J1to load either the control
word or the data on the WR pulse. The display driver outputs the data written in its
display RAM on a, b, c, d, e, f, g and the signals DG0 - DG7 to demultiplex the display
data.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 25 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Fluoroscopy Display Card D802/D806
5.2.2 GENERATION OF STATION SELECTION SIGNALS

The data bus (output of J4 74245) is fed to IC’s J7 and J5 (both 40175 D FF).
D0 - D3 is applied to the data inputs of J7 and D4 is applied to the data input of J4.
The chip select signal CS7/ for J5 and J7 is obtained from X30.15. CS7/ and WR/ are
OR ed by J16C (IC 7432) to generate the CLK pulses of J5 and J7.
The outputs of the D FF’s Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 of J7 and Q1 of J5 are given to IC J22 to
drive the optocouplers on D803 which operate the corresponding relays G1, G3, VH,
HU and G2 on D803. The signals RK1 -RK11 and AR, ZB_ext, DL_ext are obtained
through connector X100.
5.2.3 AR, ZB_ext ,DL_ext
The signals AR, ZB_ext and DL_ext are isolated by optocouplers J25,J23 and J24
(each HCPL 3700) and are obtained on the data bus through J3(IC 74244 ) at the
address B000H.The output enable signal of J3 is formed by ORing the CS6 and RD
signals.
5.2.4 KW Selection
The KW step selection switch is connected to the inputs 1A4 and 2A4 inputs 0f
J3(IC 74244).Normally both the inputs are at 0V. For reading the status of the
KW_SELECT switch, Y1, Y2 or Y3 are made HIGH at address C000H and the return
lines are read at B000H.
S1 switch positions on D930 kW

All in off position 15
2 on and others off 12
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 26 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Generator Interface card D803
6 Generator Interface card D803

D803 interconnects the control unit to the auxiliary devices Explorator (E), Bucky
Table (B) and Wall stand exposure (T). D803 also connects the remote KV switch
and Foot switch to the Generator. D803 card consists of relays through which the
supply and signals are sent to the auxiliary devices.
Supply voltages of 220V AC, 24V AC are obtained through pins 1, 3, 4 of X160
respectively. This card is connected to D802 through X100. The signals provided
by D802 through X100 are as follows;
a) GR1 for selecting station 1
b) GR2 for station 2
c) GR3 for station 3
d) VH
e) HU
+24V supply is provided to the control coils of all relays G1, G2, G3, VH and HU
through optocouplers. The signals from D802 operate optocouplers J4-J8 which
turn the corresponding relay ON. This operation provides the appropriate signal
(GR1, GR2, GR3, VH, and HU) to the connectors G1/G2 and G3. The Led’s GR1,
GR2, GR3, VH, HU indicates the presence of these signals. +24 V DC and 220 V
AC are also provided to connectors G1/G2 and G3. The COM G1/G2 connector
can be connected to either 24 G1/G2 or 220V G1/G2 depending on the voltages
required for the auxiliary devices. Similarly COM G3 can be connected to either
24G3 or 220G3.
The signals AR, ZB ext, DL ext are accepted through connectors G1/G2 and G3.
These signals are stepped down by a resistor network and then fed to D802 for
further action.
The connector KK2 is used for connecting the Remote Fluoroscopy switch. The
steps of Fluoroscopy are optically coupled by J10, J11, J12 (TLP521-4) and fed to
D803 through X100.
+24V and DL voltages are provided through X80.1 and X80.2 as the control voltage
for relay K1 on D900 (Terminal Feedback PCB) on HT trafo. The 220V signal
(HU_B) and 0VL is used for controlling ON/OFF of DL contactor.
6.2.1 STATION E (EXPLORATOR)
The signal obtained through X100.44 from D802 turns GR1 relay ON. This
connects 220V to pin 2 and VH_B signal to pin 3 of G1/G2.
6.2.1.1 FLUOROSCOPY at E
The Fluoroscopy Foot switch is connected between pins 2 and 13 of G1/G2.
The foot switch signal Dl ext (220V AC) obtained through pin 13 of G1/G2. Dl ext
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 27 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Generator Interface card D803
is stepped down by resistor divider network consisting of R13, R14 and R15 and
then fed to D802 card through X100.39. On reception of Dl ext signal,
Fluoroscopy is initiated. The Fluoroscopy step is selected by the switch
connected at KK2.
6.2.1.2 RADIOGRAPY at E
The external radiography switch is connected between pins 2 and 12 of G1/G2.
The ZB ext signal obtained from pin 12 of G1/G2 is stepped down by R21, R22
and R23 and then fed to D802 through X100.40. On receiving ZB ext through
D802, VH is generated in D915/D915A. The VH relay on D803 turns ON and
connects 220V to pin 3 of G1/G2. Since VH (pin 3) and (pin 11) are shorted, the
same VH signal is received as AR ext (220V). AR ext is stepped down by R18,
R19 and R20 and then fed through X100.47. On reception of AR ext exposure is
initiated. On reception of internal radiography signal ZB_int, VH is generated
and received as AR ext. Thus exposure is possible at station E even by ZB_int
signal.
6.2.2 STATION B (BUCKY TABLE)

The signal obtained through X100.43 from D802 turns GR2 relay ON. This
connects 220V to pin 4 and VH_B signal to pin 5 of G1/G2.
6.2.2.1 RADIOGRAPY at B
The reception of ZB_int signal on D915/D915A is followed by generation of VH
signal at pin 5 of G1/G2 on D803. This VH is sent to the Bucky as the query and
AR ext is received as an acknowledgement from Bucky at pin 11 of G1/G2. On
reception of AR ext exposure is initiated. Fluoroscopy is not possible at station
B. 220V, 0V and Earth connections of Bucky are provided through pins 10, 9 and
16 of G1/G2 respectively.
6.2.3 STATION T (WALL STAND)

Signal obtained through X100.42 from D802 turns GR3 relay ON. This connects
220V to pin 2 and VH_B signal to pin 3 of G3.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 28 of 33
Ltd. Med India

KeyBoard PCB D936/D937
7 KeyBoard PCB D936/D937

D936 houses various keys. These keys are Tactile type keys and are available on
the front panel for the operator.
The Keys on this PCB are:
1) KV + Increment KV
2) KV - Decrement KV
3) mAs + Increment mAs
4) mAs - Decrement mAs
5) DL_SERV Service mode
6) I Unit ON
7) 0 Unit OFF
The keys KV+, KV- , mAs+, mAs- , I and 0 are accessible from the top panel of the
unit, whereas the key DL_SERV can be accessed after opening the top panel.
The input supply to this PCB is +15V and it is obtained through X12.2 from the
Master card D915/D915A.
The fluoroscopy card is also connected to D936/D937 through the connector X36.
Additional keys on fluoroscopy card (D802/D806) are:
1) GR (Auxiliary device selection)

2) RESET (reset the fluoroscopy time)
2) BUZ (fluoroscopy buzzer off)
These keys also appear on the top panel of the unit.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 29 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Display Card D932/D932A
8 Display Card D932/D932A

D932 consists of KV and mAs seven segment displays (V19,V20,V21 for KV)
and (V24,V25,V26 for mAs).

IC J24 is used to drive these seven segment displays. The supply voltages, data
inputs (D0-D7) and the chip select signal CS2/ are obtained at X1 from
D915/D915A.
Note: IC J24 is not present on D932A.
The seven segment display data (a, b, c, d, e, f, g) and the display select signals
DG1-DG7 are generated by J24.
A two pin header is used for making the connections of the exposure LED V34 to
the display card. The Led’s V22, V23, V24, V25 on the Master card are also driven
by J24.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 30 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Terminal Feedback PCB D900
9 Terminal Feedback PCB D900

The Terminal Feedback PCB D900 is mounted directly on the HT Trafo and it
is used for taking the KV and mA feedbacks.
- The D900 PCB is divided into two main Functions: Kv feedback and mA feedback
9.2.1 KV Feedback at R+, S, R-

The KV applied to the X RAY tube is actually in the form of +KV/2 and – KV/2, with
respect to a common terminal S.
The +KV/2 is divided by means of a resistor divided network formed by 200M and
20K resistors. The drop across 20K resistor R1 is taken as the +KV/2 feedback at
terminals R+ (X1.5) and S (X1.3).
The spark gap U1 is used to prevent the excessive feedback voltage. If the voltage
across U1 exceeds 90V, it blows off.
The -KV/2 is also divided by means of a resistor divided network formed by 200M
and 20K resistors. The drop across 20K resistor R2 is taken as the -KV/2 feedback
at terminals R- (X1.4) and S (X1.6).
The spark gap U2 prevents the excessive feedback voltage.
9.2.2 mA Feedback at P and N
The tube current Jr (mA) completes its path through terminals P and N on D900.
During RADIOGRAPHY, this current is made to pass through R5 and R6 (10
each) and during FLUOROSCOPY it passes through resistors R3 and R4(500
each).This changeover of the resistors is done by means of a two change over
relay K1 .The control signal for this relay HU is obtained through X1.9 and X1.10
from D803(Generator Interface card) .
The mA link should be inserted at mA- and mA+ terminals.

The zener V3 is used for protection purpose.
The spark gaps U3 and U4 are used for preventing the excessive feedback.
The zeners V1 and V2 are used for limiting the voltages to 15V.
The mA feedback is taken from P (X1.2) and N (X1.1)
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 31 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Terminal PCB D900A
10 Terminal PCB D900A

This PCB is directly mounted on the HT Trafo and it consists of terminals U&V ,
11& I2, 0 I II.

10.2.1 U , V
The output of the main inverter is applied at U and V terminals. These signals are
then transferred to the respective U and V terminals of the Main HT transformer.
The AC input voltage at U, V is stepped up by the HT transformer, rectified and
then applied to the X RAY tube as the KV.
10.2.2 11, 12
The output of the filament inverter is applied to the 11 and 12 terminals of this PCB.
These signals are connected to the input of the Filament Transformer.
The AC input current at 11, 12 is by the filament trafo and then applied to the
filament of X RAY tube. This is the filament current Ih.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 32 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Switch Mode Power Supply D980
11 Switch Mode Power Supply D980

11.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
- The Switch mode power supply is used to supply + 5 Volts to the controller and
associated circuitry and 15 V to the driver circuits.
11.2 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION:

-
- The following are the specifications of the supplies.
- +5V at 3 Amps with Tolerance of 3%
- + 15 V at 0.3 Amps with Tolerance of 10 %
- - 15 V at 0.2 Amps with Tolerance of 5 %
- This output is maintained for the following range of the input conditions.
- 180 V ac to 260 V ac at 50 Hz 5 Hz and an input current of 0.7 Amp rms.
- All out puts are protected for short circuit conditions and a sharp repetitive sound is
heard from the SMPS in the event of short circuit. The circuit behaves normally
upon the removal of the short circuit.
Restricted Siemens
GW10077593.850.01.16.02 Page 33 of 33
Ltd. Med India

Service Manual MP15 Single Tube Ver19

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Service Manual MP15 Single Tube Ver19

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Service Manual MP15 Single Tube Ver19

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Installation

Document revision level

Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

C) Ray-1_1 Tube Assembly

Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

1.2 Technical Specifications

Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

1.3 Information for Room Planning

Ambient Temperature (Room temperature) : Max + 35 C

Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

1.4 Typical X-ray Room Layout

1.5 Cable Connections

HT Trafo - Tube Head

Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

Type Description Specifications

D915.X10 to D801.X10 / Flat Band 26 Core.

D915.X30 to D806(OR D802).X30 / Flat Band 20 Pin.

D915.J24 to D932A.X50 ( or D932.X1)/ Flat Band 28 Pin

D915.X20 to D961 (OR D960).X20 / Flat Band 20 Pin.

D806.X100 to D803.X100 Flat Band 50 Pin.

1.6 Packing of the equipment

Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

1.6.1 Control Unit

Details of the Packed Multiphos 15 Control

Copyright SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

Document revision level

Siemens Ltd. Med

Copyright Ó SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

1.1 Requirements of the Customer

1.2 Existing System set up

· In case of already existing system, Multiphos 15 can replace only the X

· The compatibility of Multiphos 15 with the existing auxiliary devices

1.3 Line Conditions

Siemens Ltd. Med

Copyright Ó SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

1.4 Availability of Resources

1.5 Initial Inspection

Check if all the above parts are received in proper condition.

Siemens Ltd. Med

Copyright Ó SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

2 Preparation for use

The following layout is recommended:

The following tools are required for installation at site:

· For Mechanical Installation

Mechanical tool kit consisting of:

Siemens Ltd. Med

Copyright Ó SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

3.1 Unpacking of MP15 Control

Tiltwatch indicator XTR

Remove rear cover to check

Siemens Ltd. Med

Copyright Ó SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

Tiltwatch indicator XTR

· Remove the operator manual pasted on top of the unit.

Siemens Ltd. Med

Copyright Ó SIEMENS LTD. All rights reserved. Restricted

Dunnage support right Dunnage support left

· Slide out the corrugated box. Refer Fig 3.1D.