Sony up-df550 manual

Digital Film Imager. This manual is comprised of the Instructions for Use and the Setup Manual. The Instructions for Use gives the information on how to use the printer for the. The Setup Manual gives the system administrator the information needed to setup. Previous Page. Next Page. Chapters Instructions for Use 10 Setup Manual The Setup Manual gives the system administrator the information needed to setup the printer and connect it to the network.

Follow the directions in the instructions for It is designed to be interfaced with radiology imaging Page 3 IEC standards. If in doubt, consult qualified Sony service personnel.

Do not come into contact with patients while you are in contact with the unit. Otherwise, degradation of the performance of this equipment could result. The customer or the user of the UP-DF should assure that it is used in such an environment. Page 7 To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the UP-DF is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the UP-DF should be observed to verify normal operation.

If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such as reorienting or relocating the UP-DF Page 11 Troubleshooting The following shows a system configuration example. Personal computer for Menus are displayed during a menu operation.

For details, refer to the pages given in parentheses. Page 14 8. UPTBL film sheets at the factory. To disconnect the main power, unplug the power plug. Page Preparation Assembly Preparation Insert the supplied output tray into the unit. Holding both sides of the output tray with both hands, insert it all the way into the unit.

Supplied Accessories The unit is packed together with the following accessories. Check that nothing is missing from your package. For detailed information, consult the system administrator. Page 18 Turning the main power of the unit on When you use the unit for the first time Set the? The above message should appear when you use the unit for the first time, because the film sheets are not loaded in the film trays of the unit. When you want to use another type of film, ask your Sony dealer to adjust the size of film tray 2.

The remaining film confirmation indicator lights in green. Page 21 Hold the damp-proof bag with both hands so that Note the opened side faces toward the inner side of the If the old printing surface protection sheet remains tray and place film sheets in the film tray with the in film tray 1, remove it.

Page 22 unit counts the remaining film sheets using the IC 3 Close the film tray cover. Remove the seal used to secure the film sheets in the package from the film sheets placed in the film tray. Page 23 stopper prohibits you from inserting the tray all film tray, the cover of the film tray will open and the the way in.

If the cover of the film tray comes off Remove the film tray and re-attach the cover. Page 25 more than 15 printouts to remain when placing the unit vertically. Also, ejected printouts may drop from the output tray. Adjustment and Setting Using a Menu To change the gamma curve, contact your nearest Sony dealer. The sharpness adjustment menu appears, and the unit enters the sharpness adjustment mode.

Page 30 The unit starts the printing of the tone pattern. Chart of the low tone range The tone of the center of each box on the chart can be changed to that of the boxes to the right or left of it as shown in the chart. Page Calibrating The Printing Density Chart of the high tone range Calibrating the Printing Density The unit automatically calibrates the printing density The tone of the center of each box on the chart can be according to the density curve set.

The printer is also equipped with an output tray to sort out into 35 x 43cm film prints and all other sizes. This makes it easy for users to locate the printed films they need, quickly and easily. This frees you from the hassle of disposing of chemical or industrial waste. A supplied cart with rollers is available for easy maintenance when the unit is installed vertically.

The film feeder tray is equipped with a tray stop so that when the tray is slid out of the imager, it does not come out completely making it much easier to refill at daylight. To refill the imager, simply slide the tray out, open a part of the cover, and place up to sheets of film in the tray.

A variety of data, such as gamma curve and sharpness settings, can be stored in a removable flash memory card for backup purposes.

Self-diagnosis data can be automatically sent to the designated service centre when an error is detected. Thanks to an innovative printing mechanism, the Sony UP-DF has a compact design with approximate dimensions of W x H x D mm and a weight of only 63 kg. The printing mechanism also enables the Sony UP-FD to be oriented vertically as well as horizontally.

The footprint is one of the smallest in its class at only x mm, which is almost same as the UP-DF when it is placed vertically. A vertical installation is ideal when space is limited or the unit must be integrated into your CT or MRI control room, mobile coach, or military ship etc. Plus, you can easily move the Sony UP-DF using the bundled carts, which is equipped with a roller. The Sony UP-DF can print edge to edge on the horizontal plane- leaving only blank areas at the top and bottom of the film.

When using 35 x 43cm film, the UP-DF covers a 34 x 41cm size print area 4, x 5, pixels. The UP-DF can reproduce precise diagnostic images at a productive rate of up to 64 sheets of film per hour on 35 x 43cm thermal film.

When printing on the smallest 18 x 24cm size film, the printer can produce up to 80 sheets of film per hour. The Sony UP-DF has a capability of gamma curve settings to reproduce exact gray scale contrast which users want. The UP-DF can save the default fixed gamma curve and 19 changeable gamma curves to get the best fit gray scale contrast from multiple modalities.

In accordance with worldwide medical imaging communications standards, the Sony UP-DF is equipped with a DICOM interface, which enables it to be connected to a hospital imaging network.

From the moment it is turned on, it takes only two minutes before the Sony UP-DF is ready to start printing.