User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction and Basics
- Introduction
- Safety Information
- Installing and Moving Sprite
- Safety
- External Machine Diagram
- Machine Specifications
- Contact Information
- Basic Operation
- Sample Placement
- Contact Information
- Components
- Main Screen
- Begin a New Scan Screen
- Scanning Screen
- Scan Review Screen
- Processing Setup Screen
- Results Screen
- _
- Locate a Scan Screen
- Background Processing Screen
- Utilities Screen
- System Sleep Button
- Touch screen Calibration Button
- System Shutdown Button
- Storage Device Management Button
- Network Configuration Button
- One Touch Scan Setup Button
- Submit Trouble Ticket Button
- Reset Processing Engine Button
- Reset System Board Service Button
- Reset X-ray Service Button
- Reset Scan Engine Button
- System Restart Button
- System Status Screen
- X-ray System Maintenance Screen
- Common Elements
- Technical Support
Components
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When you perform a system calibration or a validation, the scan settings section looks like this:
Scan Name
The scan name can be entered (by tapping in the box and entering information with the
keyboard) or will be automatically assigned when you choose a system calibration or
validation. The abbreviation "Cal" or "Val" will appear in the name box and on the following
screen in the title bar with a time stamp.
Scan Type
Select Validation or Calibration.
Scan Length
The scan time and processing time vary with the scan settings you choose. Take note of
these times, especially after you make changes to the settings, because you may not want
to start a scan that will take more time than you have.
Resolution
The Resolution setting determines the quality of your image. High-resolution scans
produce more data (or lines per millimeter), though they also take more time to process.
Note: Resolution appears only with validations (and not with calibrations).