Connecting the Ethernet cable ....................32 Configuring the Ethernet link ..................... 33 Checking the Ethernet link communication ................34 Installing the Romexis imaging software ................... 34 Sensor calibration files ......................34 POST-INSTALLATION CHECK LIST ................. 35 DIAGRAMS ........................37 Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
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1 INTRODUCTION 1 INTRODUCTION This manual contains the information required to install the Planmeca ProOne X-ray unit. Please read this manual carefully before installing the X-ray unit. NOTE Required software versions: • Planmeca ProOne software version 1.9.0.0.r or later •...
RF communications equipment and the X-ray unit, see Technical manual, section “EMC INFORMATION”. NOTE FOR PERMANENTLY INSTALLED X-RAY UNITS The X-ray unit can be disconnected from the mains power supply by turning the external mains switch to the off position. Planmeca ProOne Installation Manual...
WARNING FAILURE TO INSTALL THE X-RAY UNIT IN AN APPROVED LOCATION MAY BE DANGEROUS TO BOTH PATIENT AND OPERATOR. Protect yourself from radiation when you check the radiation beam alignment. Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
In order to fulfill the safety directives, the X-ray unit must be connected to ground in the junction box. 3.6 Digital system requirements The digital system consists of a Planmeca ProOne X-ray unit, Ethernet card, one or more PCs and an imaging software (Romexis) package. The PC(s) connected to the system must be: •...
Connecting the X-ray system to a network that contains other devices, or making any changes to this network, could result in previously unidentified risks to patients, operators or third parties. These risks must be identified, analysed, evaluated and controlled by the responsible organisation. Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
3 PRE-INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 3.8 Space requirements The following table lists the space requirements for the Planmeca ProOne X-ray unit. Unit dimensions • 969 (W) x 1030* (D) x 2224 (H) mm • 38.1 (W) x 40.6 * (D) x 87.6 (H) in.
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3 PRE-INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 969 mm 38.1 in. 491mm 478 mm 19.3 in. 18.8 in. = + 10 mm (0.4 in.) with optional extension plate Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
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3 PRE-INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 3.8.2 Minimum required space The following figure shows the recommended practical operational space requirements for the Planmeca ProOne X-ray unit. +400 mm +100 mm +15.7” +3.9” +300 mm +11.8” Distance from wall (depth) includes additional + 10 mm (0.4 in.) extension plate measured...
4 MAIN PARTS 4 MAIN PARTS 4.1 General view of the system X-ray unit Exposure switch NOTE: PC MUST BE PLACED OUTSIDE PATIENT AREA Patient area Romexis imaging software Ethernet Planmeca ProOne Installation Manual...
4 MAIN PARTS 4.2 General view of the X-ray unit C-arm Patient supports Patient support table Patient handles Emergency stop button Control panel Moving column Stationary column Safety plate Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
5 CONTENTS OF THE PACKING 5 CONTENTS OF THE PACKING Planmeca ProOne X-ray unit Package protective parts Upper arm cover Accessories carton Planmeca ProOne Installation Manual...
Fold down the side flaps (2) and remove the protective parts (3), upper arm cover (4) and accessories carton (5). Attach felt pads here! NOTE Do not remove the support frame until the X-ray unit has been attached to the wall. Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
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X-ray unit. Lift up the X-ray unit and the support frame (6). NOTE Never lift the X-ray unit from the patient handles. Remove the two transport locking pins from the back of the X-ray unit. Planmeca ProOne Installation Manual...
NOTE For dimensions of the wall bracket and the optional extension plate, see section 3.9 "Dimensions for wall bracket and optional extension plate" on page 11. For installation drawing, see section 11 "DIAGRAMS" on page 37. Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
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Drill two securing holes (ø7 mm (0.3 in.), 70…75 mm (2.75...3 in.) in depth) for the mounting screws. If needed, place protective caps (included in the delivery) on the lag screws. Wall made of concrete or stone Wooden wall ~1700mm (66.9 in.) Planmeca ProOne Installation Manual...
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If needed, use cover plugs (included in the delivery) to close unneeded holes in the extension plate. Wall made of concrete or stone Extension plate (optional) Wooden wall ~1700mm (66.9 in.) Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
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NOTE Use a spirit level to ensure that the column is vertical. Attachment screws Clamp (two on each side) Guide rail (view as seen from the side of the wall) Planmeca ProOne Installation Manual...
Loosen the four wall bracket attachment screws and carefully pull the X-ray unit away from the wall so that you can drill the floor holes. Loosen the screws (two on each side) (view as seen from the side of the wall) Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
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Drill two securing holes (ø5 mm (0.2 in.), 45…50 mm (1.9 in.) in depth) for the mounting screws. Floor made of concrete or stone Tighten the screws a couple of turns. Planmeca ProOne Installation Manual...
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Secure the X-ray unit in position by tightening the four wall bracket attachment screws and the two floor mounting screws to full tightness. NOTE Use a spirit level to ensure that the column is vertical. Remove the wooden support frame and the styrofoam packaging. Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
Fasten one screw, then manually slide the C-arm to the other side so that you can fasten the other screw. Upper arm cover Upper arm frame 7.4 Attaching the safety plate Place the safety plate in position. Planmeca ProOne Installation Manual...
Attach the strain relief to the power cable. If needed, shorten the length of the power cable. Route the wires of the power cable into the junction box. Attach the junction box to the wall according to the local regulations. Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
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Attach the cover plate to the junction box. NOTE If you need to connect an existing power cable directly to the X-ray unit, refer to the wiring diagram for an existing permanently installed power cable in section 11 "DIAGRAMS" on page 37. Planmeca ProOne Installation Manual...
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7 INSTALLING THE X-RAY UNIT 7.5.2 X-ray units with detachable power supply cord (power cable with plug) Connect the plug to a wall socket with a suitable voltage rating. Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
CAUTION Only the Planmeca cross connection spiral cable (Planmeca part no. 10001193) can be used between the ProOne X-ray unit and the exposure switch. This cable can be lengthened with an RJ12 Coupler and a Modular extension cable (6wire with 2xRJ12).
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The left hand side terminal is a USB port and it is reserved for a USB memory stick. Do not plug any other USB devices into the USB port. Ferrite bead Back of moving column Exposure switch cable Screws that hold the protective cover in position Connect the other cable end to the exposure switch. Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
Connect the exposure switch cable to the terminal on the back of the moving column. To do this, you will first have to remove the cover that protects the terminals. Remove the protective cover by unscrewing the two screws at the bottom and then unlatching the cover at the top. Planmeca ProOne Installation Manual...
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The left hand side terminal is a USB port and it is reserved for a USB memory stick. Do not plug any other USB devices into the USB port. Ferrite bead Back of moving column Exposure switch cable Screws that hold the protective cover in position Connect the other cable end to the exposure switch. Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
9 INSTALLING THE DIGITAL SYSTEM 9.1 Connecting the Ethernet cable The ProOne X-ray unit is connected to the local (10/100 Base) network and used from a PC with the Romexis imaging software. Use an Ethernet cable to connect the X-ray unit to the network.
The correct Ethernet link cable needs to be connected to the X-ray unit (see section 9.1 “Connecting the Ethernet cable” on page 32). The Ethernet settings of the ProOne X-ray unit must be configured (see below). The IP Address and IP Port (5005) must then be entered in the DIDAPI configuration program (Ethernet Interface settings).
The Ethernet link communication from the PC to the ProOne X-ray unit can be checked by opening the Command Prompt and executing the command “ping <ProOne IP address>”, e.g. ping 192.168.3.220. The ProOne X-ray unit will send a reply message (4 packets) if the Ethernet link is up and running. NOTE If you do not receive a reply message (e.g.
Technical Manual, section “Taking a ball phantom exposure”. If necessary, adjust the position of the patient support table and C-arm according to the instructions given in the Technical Manual. Emergency stop button Check the emergency stop button functionality. Installation Manual Planmeca ProOne...
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10 POST-INSTALLATION CHECK LIST Planmeca ProOne Installation Manual...
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NOTE • The quality and cross-sectional area of the existing power cable must fulfill the requirements of the local standards (must be e.g. IEC approved (CE marked), UL / CSA approved). ProOne Permanent Installation 06.06.2016 LY ProOne Input Module Existing power cable...
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