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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Tap this button to move back to the previous screen.
Tap this button to move back to the home screen.
Turn X-rays Off Button
The Turn X-rays Off button appears when the X-ray source is active (you can tell when the X-ray
source is active because the X-ray icon and the "X-ray On" sign on both sides of the touch screen
is illuminated). Press and hold this button for 3–5 seconds to stop a scan. The button turns red
and a countdown begins, culminating in the scan's termination.
Notes
• You also may stop a scan by tapping the Abort button or pressing the Emergency Stop
button on the machine itself.
• Reasons to turn the X-rays off include: changing samples, moving sample placement,
and allowing the X-ray tube to cool down.
• The X-ray tube will eventually burn out and require replacement. Similar to light bulbs,
frequent powering on and off can expedite burn out.
Background Processing Button
The Background Processing button provides access to the Background Processing screen. This
button appears on the main screen and in the bottom right corner of every screen.
If the gears of this button are moving, image processing (or reconstruction) is under way.
Note: You may not begin a scan while any image processing is under way.