Satelec X-Mind DC Installation Manual

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INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL This manual should always be kept in proximity to the device

page 6 2. IDENTIFICATION TAGS page 7 3. OVERALL DIMENSIONS page 8 4. INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS page 12 5. INSTALLATION page 15 5.1 UNPACKING page 15 5.2 ASSEMBLING THE WALL PLATE page 16 5.3 ASSEMBLING THE BRACKET page 18 5.4 ASSEMBLING THE PANTOGRAPH-TYPE ARM page 20 5.5 CONNECTION TO THE FEEDING TERMINAL BOARD page 21 5.6 ASSEMBLING THE TUBEHEAD page 24 5.7 BALANCING THE PANTOGRAPH-TYPE ARM page 27 5.8 ASSEMBLING THE “X-Mind DC” TIMER page 30 5.9 TIMER ELECTRIC CONNECTION page 32 6. CONTROL PANEL page 34 7. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION page 36 8. CHANGING THE CONFIGURATION page 38 9. START-UP page 40 10. CHECKING THE INSTALLATION page 41 11. CHECKING THE EXPOSURE FACTORS page 43 12. DIAGNOSTICS page 44 13. CALIBRATION page 45 13. ERROR MESSAGES page 46 14. FUSE REPLACEMENT page 48 15. MAINTENANCE page 49 16. CLEANING OUTER SURFACES page 50 17. SHOULD A REPAIR BECOME NECESSARY page 51 18. DISPOSAL page 51 19. ATTACHMENTS page 52 SUMMARY

carefully read and followed so as to obtain the best possible performance. Always pay close attention to the CAUTION, WARNING, and PLEASE NOTE messages when operating the system. LEGEND CAUTION The word CAUTION refers to events which might compromise the operator's personal safety or cause injuries to people. WARNING The word WARNING refers to events which might compromise the radiographic system’s performance. PLEASE NOTE The words PLEASE NOTE refer to special indications to facilitate maintenance or make important information clearer. PRELIMINARY INFORMATION

operation. For safe and reliable installation of the “X-Mind DC” X-ray system it is advisable to: 9 Check that the voltage mentioned in the rating plate matches the line voltage 9 Install the “X-Mind DC” X-ray system according to the procedures described in this manual 9 Provide the user with any information regarding the use of the “X-Mind DC” X-ray system pursuant to the manual 9 Certify the work done by a Statement of Compliance 9 Return the duly filled in warranty certificate to “Satelec S.A.S”: if this is not done, the warranty is not valid INSTALLER INFORMATION

c TUBEHEAD d SPACER CONE e PANTOGRAPH-TYPE ARM f TIMER g WALL PLATE h BRACKET OPTIONAL − long 12” (31 cm) cone − short 8” (20 cm) cone − long cone 12” (31 cm) with a rectangular section sized 44x35mm − second “CONTROL BUTTON” with extension cable − RX signaling lamp for external use: X-Mind LIGHT − remote control button: X-Mind ECB Fig. 1 1. “X-Mind DC” X-RAY SYSTEM f g e h c d

the serial number, the manufacturing date and the symbols of the main technical characteristics. ID TAG OF THE “X-Mind DC” TUBEHEAD ID TAG OF THE “X-Mind DC” TIMER ID TAG OF THE LONG 12” CONE ID TAG OF THE SHORT 8” CONE ID TAG OF THE RECTANGULAR CONE GRADUATED SCALE TAG ON TUBEHEAD Pictograms used This symbol guarantees that the X-ray system complies with the regulations contained in the European Directive EEC 93/42 regarding Medical Devices The degree of protection against direct and indirect electric contacts is B type Refer to Manual's instructions N “NEUTRAL" power supply wire L “PHASE" power supply wire T Ground cable 2. IDENTIFICATION TAGS

 SHORT BRACKET (optional) length 41 cm - 16.2”  STANDARD BRACKET length 82,5 cm - 32.5”  LONG BRACKET (optional) length 110 cm - 43.5” SHORT BRACKET 41 cm Fig. 1A STANDARD BRACKET 82.5 cm Fig. 1B LONG BRACKET 110 cm Fig. 1C 3. OVERALL DIMENSIONS

STANDARD BRACKET 82.5 cm Fig. 2

Fig. 3A Fig. 3B Fig. 3C SHORT BRACKET 41 cm LONG BRACKET 110 cm

the environment, the electrical system and the power supply comply with the requirements specified, otherwise he must provide the required adjustment works. 1. ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS a. The installation environment must be of appropriate width. Using the sizes and overall dimensions provided (refer to §3 “OVERALL DIMENSIONS”), ensure that no obstacles are present while positioning the X-ray system b. The environment must not be subject to explosion risks and must not be pressurized c. While operating, the ambient temperature must range within +5°C and +40°C d. The storage temperature must range within -15°C and +50°C e. The relative humidity must range within 25 % and 75 % 2. SUPPORTING WALL REQUIREMENTS a. The X-ray system supporting wall must be able to stand 200 kg tear at every point PLEASE NOTE The nature and consistency of the wall must be checked and if required, seek the support of a brickwork expert. Walls of uncertain consistency must be reinforced with a buried counter plate or with a sandwich type system. 3. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS a. The electrical system must comply with regulations in force b. The electrical system must be able to supply the power and voltage required in the Manufacturer's rating plate of the X-ray system as shown in Chart 1 CHART 1 MANUFACTURER’S RATING PLATE 230 V ± 15% 115 V ± 15% RATED LINE VOLTAGE 230 V 115 V MINIMUM VOLTAGE 196 V 98 V MAXIMUM LINE VOLTAGE 264 V 132 V FREQUENCY 50/60 Hz 50/60 Hz ELECTRICAL SYSTEM POWER ABSORBED DURING EXPOSURE 850 W 850 W 4. INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS

a. The electrical line must be "single-phase" type b. It is essential that a 16A – 250V, magnetothermal differential switch be fitted upstream of the X-ray system, with differential protection In<= 30mA (refer to §20 “ATTACHMENTS”) c. The power cords of the timer and the tubehead connection conductors with must be two-pole + ground, and in proportion to the length of the power cord, as shown in Chart 2 CHART 2 POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE MINIMUM CONDUCTOR SECTION MAXIMUM LINE LENGTH 1.5 mm2 10 meters 196V to 264V 2.5 mm2 20 meters 1.5 mm2 10 meters 98V to 132V 2.5 mm2 20 meters PLEASE NOTE For longer lines, the cord section must be increased in proportion. d. The communication cables (C11, C12 – C21, C22) between the timer and X-Ray must be two-pole, twisted and shielded with >0.25 mm2 section (example: Belden 9501 type) e. The cables (S11, S12 – S21, S22) connecting the timer and the signal lamps located outside the surgery must be two-pole > 0.5 mm2 f. The electrical line characteristics must comply with Chart 3 CHART 3 LINE VOLTAGE 230 V ± 15% 115 V ± 15% MAXIMUM LINE VOLTAGE DROP 3% 3% ELECTRICAL LINE MAXIMUM LINE APPARENT RESISTANCE 0.5 ohm 0.5 ohm

place. Timer electric connections CAUTION According to the relevant standard, the timer must be installed in a position allowing the operator to always control the X-ray exposure. On the timer installation wall, suitable conduits for the following electric cables must be provided, pursuant to the electrical installation diagram (refer to §20 “ATTACHMENTS”): a. Timer electrical cables (refer to §5.9 “TIMER ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS”) b. Cables connecting the timer and the tubehead (refer to §5.9 “ TIMER ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS ”) c. Cables connecting the timer and the RX signal lamp/s for external use: X-Mind LIGHT (OPTIONAL) d. Cables connecting the timer and the remote control button: X-Mind ECB (IF PROVIDED) Tubehead electrical connections On the wall plate installation wall, a suitable conduit for the cable connecting the timer and tubehead must be provided (refer to §5.5 “CONNECTION TO THE POWER SUPPLY TERMINAL BOARD”)

who must be able to certify their work with a Statement of Compliance. WARNING Prior to installing the X-ray system, it is advisable to ensure that all needed requirements have been met (refer to §4 “INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS”) The components of the “ X-MindDC ” radiographic system are duly packed within a carton box, as shown in the following sketch (Fig. 5): D DOCUMENTS: INSTRUCTION MANUAL, INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL, AND WARRANTY CARD c X-MindDC TUBEHEAD PACKAGING d X-MindDC TIMER + RX SIGNALING LAMP FOR EXTERNAL USE X-Mind LIGHT (OPTIONAL) + REMOTE CONTROL BUTTON X-Mind ECB (OPTIONAL) PACKAGING e PANTOGRAPH-TYPE ARM PACKAGING f WALL PLATE + BRACKET PACKAGING PLEASE NOTE Prior to installation, duly check all components. PLEASE NOTE The carton and the polystyrene foam can be completely recycled and can be disposed of by authorized recycling companies. PLEASE NOTE The original packaging should be stored in the event the equipment is returned for repairs. 5. INSTALLATION 5.1 UNPACKING

For cement or solid/hollow brick walls, use metal anchor screws Ø12 (NOT included). ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (Fig. 6) 1. Take the wall plate out of the packaging (refer to Fig. 5) and take the drilling template c 2. Position the drilling templatec on the X-ray system installation wall, at the required height (130 cm from the base is the suggested height) 3. Secure the template with adhesive tape 4. Check the holes for vertical and horizontal alignment, using a plumb line 5. Mark the wall plate anchor holes 6. Mark the holes for the electric cables connecting the timer to the tubehead PLEASE NOTE To prevent any flaking in the white coat and to control the center distances between the holes, it is advisable to start drilling with a Ø7 bit, increasing this size gradually. 7. Drill the wall plate anchor holes 8. If required, drill the holes for the electric cables connecting the timer to the tubehead 9. Remove the template c and insert the suitable anchor screws, according to the wall’s characteristics d 10. Unscrew the screw f and remove the plug e from the wall plate 11. Withdraw the sliding cover g 12. Apply the wall plate h to the wall and insert the screws i with the appropriate washers, then tighten them alternately 13. Ensure that the wall plate is solidly attached to the wall PLEASE NOTE If the wall is not perfectly plumbed, insert a suitable shim between the wall and the wall plate, in order to prevent warping. 5.2 ASSEMBLING THE WALL PLATE

The 82.5 cm and 110 cm brackets are provided with a stop key c (Fig. 7A and 7B) to prevent the electrical cable from twisting. PLEASE NOTE Generally, the stop key is installed so that the equipment position at rest is on the right side, viewed from the front of the wall plate (Fig. 7A). Should the position at rest be on the left side, the stop key must be rotated by 180° (Fig. 7B). 5.3 ASSEMBLING THE BRACKET Fig. 7A Fig. 7B c c WALL

1. Take the bracket out of the packaging (refer to Fig. 5) 2. Insert the bracket pin d into the wall plate c (upwards) 3. Insert the supporting rest e Fig. 8 PLEASE NOTE Prevent all foreign matter (ground, dust, cement, etc. ) from settling on the pin seat. The pin must slide freely in its seat. If required, thoroughly clean and lubricate with “molikote D" lubricant. PLEASE NOTE Carefully check that the bracket is parallel to the floor, using a water level. e c d

1. Take out the pantograph-type arm from the packaging (refer to Fig. 5) 2. Remove the bracket plug c by unscrewing the set screw d 3. Insert the bracket guard wafer e 4. Insert the pantograph group cable g into the washer f and then the pantograph pin h Fig. 9 5. If required, clean the pin and the washer and lubricate with “molikote D" lubricant 6. Insert the electric cable into the bracket housing i 7. Assemble the guard wafer 8. Insert the cable into the bracket and push it until it reaches the pin outlet near the supply terminal board 5.4 ASSEMBLING THE PANTOGRAPH-TYPE ARM c d e f g h i

WARNING The length of the electrical cable and of the communication cable is suitable for 82.5 cm brackets. DOT NOT tamper with the terminals arrangement when 41 cm long brackets are used. The excess cable must be stored in the housing provided. WARNING In case of electric power supply type PHASE – PHASE the higher value must be taken using a tester and entered in L. 5.5 CONNECTION TO THE FEEDING TERMINAL BOARD

1. Remove the terminal board cover c by unscrewing the set screw d Fig. 10 c d

Fig. 11 TERMINAL BOARD CONNECTION DIAGRAM c BROWN L (line) d YELLOW GREEN T (ground) e BLUE N (neutral) f BLACK COMMUNICATIONS g RED COMMUNICATIONS h YELLOW GREEN T (ground) i YELLOW GREEN T (ground) THE COMMUNICATIONS CABLES ARE NOT POLARIZED 3. Connect the pantograph cable shield to the grounding potential h 4. Connect the wall plate to the grounding potential i 5. Clamp the cables with the cable clamps provided 6. Reassemble the terminal board cover (refer to c Fig. 10) c d e f g h i IMPORTANT !

2. Check that all the rating data match the power supply voltage 3. Remove both guards from the pantograph-type arm by loosening the appropriate screws (Fig. 12) Fig. 12 4. Using a bit, detach the front coupling device (Fig. 13A) 5. Remove both guards (Fig. 13B) Fig. 13A Fig. 13B 5.6 ASSEMBLING THE TUBEHEAD

support (Fig. 14B) Fig. 14A Fig. 14B 7. Check that during insertion, the pin of the rotation prevention device is correctly inserted into the seat located on the pantograph head (Fig. 15) Fig. 15

Fig. 16

WARNING To prevent damage to the internal mechanism while making adjustments and executing the balancing tests, the adjustment key must not be left in place. WARNING The key provided must be carefully stored. PLEASE NOTE To reach the “X” adjustment screw “ARM A” must be put in vertical position. To reach the “Y” adjustment screw “ARM B” must be put in horizontal position. The adjustment key provided can be inserted only under the above conditions (Fig. 17) 5.7 BALANCING THE PANTOGRAPH-TYPE ARM ARM B Y ARM A Fig. 17 X

1. “ARM A” BALANCING PLEASE NOTE The pantograph-type arm is supplied with “ARM A” already preloaded. “ARM B” is supplied unloaded for safety reasons. 2. “ARM B” BALANCING For correct balancing, proceed as follows: 1. “ARM A” VERTICAL 2. “ARM B” HORIZONTAL 3. INSERT THE ADJUSTMENT KEY IN “Y” 4. LOAD THE SPRING WITH 22 TURNS 5. WITHDRAW THE KEY 3. CHECKING THE BALANCING To check the balancing, proceed as follows: BRING “ARM B” TO THE VARIOUS POSITIONS if it does not maintain the correct position: 1. BRING “ARM B” BACK TO THE HORIZONTAL POSITION 2. INSERT THE ADJUSTMENT KEY IN “Y” 3. ROTATE THE ADJUSTMENT KEY BY HALF TURN: - - CLOCKWISE IF IT TENDS TO COME DOWN - COUNTERCLOCKWISE IF IT TENDS TO GO UP 4. WITHDRAW THE KEY PLEASE NOTE Repeat the test and adjustment until “ARM B” is steady and stable in all positions, even when “ARM A” is completely extended. 4. READJUSTMENT OF “ARM A” If it does not maintain the required position: 1. BRING “ARM A” TO THE VERTICAL POSITION AGAIN 2. INSERT ADJUSTMENT KEY IN “X” 3. ROTATE ADJUSTMENT KEY BY HALF TURN: - CLOCKWISE IF IT TENDS TO COME DOWN - COUNTERCLOCKWISE IF IT TENDS TO GO UP 4. WITHDRAW THE KEY PLEASE NOTE Repeat the test and adjustment until “ARM A” is steady and stable in all positions, even when “ARM B” is completely extended.

1. Insert the movable finish (A) between the pantograph-type arm guard and the metal frame (Fig. 18) Fig. 18 2. Insert the pins c of the guards d into their slots; then position them and ensure that the movable finish e is coupled to the guards (Fig. 19) Fig. 19 A c e d d

compliance of the power supply with the installation specifications (refer to §.4 “INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS”). CAUTION Check that the rating data match the power supply voltage. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (Fig. 20) 1. Take the timer out of the packaging (refer to Fig. 5) 2. Take out the drilling template c 3. Mark the anchor holes on the wall using the drilling template 4. Drill using a Ø3mm bit, then drill again with a Ø6 mm bit to prevent any flaking of the white coat 5. Insert the three screw anchors provided into the holes d 6. Open the timer by unscrewing the three screws e 5.8 ASSEMBLING THE “X-Mind®DC” TIMER Fig. 20

Fig. 21 8. Insert the electrical feeding cables into the hole (Fig. 22) Fig. 22 9. Insert the connection cables coming from the tubeheads into the rectangular slot 10. Insert the cables of the RX signaling lamp for external use (IF INSTALLED) (Fig. 22) 11. Insert the cables of the remote control button (IF INSTALLED) (Fig. 22) 12. Apply the timer base to the wall, matching the three anchor screws with the holes 13. Insert and tighten the screws (refer to Fig. 20 f) with the appropriate washers (refer to Fig. 20 g) into the screw anchors PLEASE NOTE If the wall is uneven, insert some shims to prevent the timer from buckling. PLEASE NOTE Do not contaminate the timer with dust or rubble from drilling. 26-POLE CONNECTOR FEEDING CABLE INLET HOLE INLET HOLE FOR THE TUBEHEAD(S) RX SIGNALING LAMP(S) FOR EXTERNAL USE CABLE REMOTE CONTROL BUTTON(S)

CAUTION If the equipment is mounted on metal walls, these must be connected to the grounding circuit. WARNING While performing the connection, always comply with the PHASE – NEUTRAL polarity. WARNING While stripping the cables, be careful that small copper wires do not fall on the printed circuit and cause short circuits or malfunctioning. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (Fig. 23) (refer to §19 “ATTACHMENTS”) 1. Connect the power supply cable to the terminal board h 2. Insert the three mains cables into the rack 3. Fix them with the cable clamp i 4. Connect the cables coming from tubehead n° 1 to the terminals XRAY1 5. Connect the YELLOW-GREEN grounding cable to the “equipotential metal plate” j 6. Connect the cables coming from tubehead n° 2 to terminals XRAY2 7. Connect the YELLOW-GREEN grounding cable to the “equipotential metal plate” j 8. Clamp the cables in the cable clamp k 9. Connect the RX signaling lamps for external use (IF INSTALLED) (refer to §19 “ATTACHMENTS”) 10. Connect the remote control buttons (IF INSTALLED) (refer to §19 “ATTACHMENTS”) 11. Check the configuration on the dip switches (refer to §7 “SYSTEM CONFIGURATION”) 12. Reconnect the 26-pole connector 13. Close the timer with the three screws 14. Mount the wall plate sliding cover and plug (refer to Fig. 6 eg) 15. Reconnect the power supply 5.9 TIMER ELECTRIC CONNECTION

2 2 TUBEHEAD N° 2 CONTROL BUTTON and/or REMOTE CONTROL BUTTON 3A 3A TUBEHEAD N° 1 RX SIGNALING LAMP FOR EXTERNAL USE 3B 3B TUBEHEAD N° 2 RX SIGNALING LAMP FOR EXTERNAL USE The electronic card terminal boards control the following functions: 4A 4A RS232 COMMUNICATION FOR XRAY1 4B 4B RS232 COMMUNICATION FOR XRAY2 5 5 TUBEHEAD N° 1 POWER SUPPLY 6 6 TUBEHEAD N° 2 POWER SUPPLY 7 7 TIMER POWER SUPPLY h i j k 1 2 3A-3B 4A-4B 5 6 7

use the keys  to select the operating parameters  to change the exposure times displayed  to store the new customized exposure times use the “green LED” light indicators  to check the timer operating conditions 6. CONTROL PANEL

3344 XX--MMiinndd DDCC MAIN SWITCH CONTROL BUTTON X-RAY KEY DISPLAY KEY TO DECREASE EXPOSURE TIME KEY TO INCREASE EXPOSURE TIME TUBEHEAD TYPE INDICATOR X-RAY DISTANCE INDICATOR TUBEHEAD SELECTION X-RAY VOLTAGE INDICATOR MEMORY SELECTION OF PATIENT’S PHYSIQUE TYPE UPPER MAXILLARY TEETH LOWER MANDIBLE TEETH X-RAY CURRENT INDICATOR X-RAY OUTPUT SIGNAL OCCLUSAL EXAM BITEWING EXAM PAUSE INDICATOR MALFUNCTION INDICATOR DIGITAL X-RAY TECHNIQUE CONVENTIONAL X-RAY TECHNIQUE KEY SWITCH

determines: No. 2 “ X-Mind®DC ” tube heads Ö pressing the RX button on the control panel causes the LED 1 button to light up, pressing the button again causes the LED 2 to light up ** IF THE LONG 12” (31 cm) CONE IS USED ** An X-ray distance SSD = 31cm with the long 12” cone Ö on the control panel LED 12” is lit ** IF THE SHORT 8” (20 cm) CONE IS USED ** An X-ray distance SSD = 20cm with the short 8” cone Ö on the control panel 8” LED is lit with film type “D” Ö on the control panel “D” LED is lit no. 1 CONTROL BUTTON to make the exposure Ö The timer includes a key with an extension cable The installed tube head has the following features: work with direct current at constant potential the “DC” LED on the control panel must be lit work with an X-ray voltage equal to 70kVp the “70 kVp” LED on the control panel must be lit work with an X-ray current equal to 8mA the “8 mA” LED on the control panel must be lit The above configuration depends on the position of 8 mini-switches (dip-switch ) on the timer electronic card: DIP SWICH PARAMETER ON OFF 1 TUBEHEAD No. 1 INSTALLED NOT INSTALLED 2 TYPE OF TUBEHEAD No. 1 dc DIRECT CURRENT AT CONSTANT POTENTIAL ac ALTERNATING CURRENT SINGLE-PHASE 3 TUBEHEAD No. 2 INSTALLED NOT INSTALLED 4 TYPE OF TUBEHEAD No. 2 dc DIRECT CURRENT AT CONSTANT POTENTIAL ac ALTERNATING CURRENT SINGLE-PHASE 5 CONTROL BUTTON No. 2 INSTALLED NOT INSTALLED 6 CONE LONG (12”) SHORT (8”) 7 NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE 8 NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE 7. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

ON OFF 1 ■ tubehead no. 1 2 ■ “dc” type tubehead 3 ■ tube head .no. 2 4 ■ “dc” type tubehead 5 ■ control button no. 2 6 ■ 12” cone (31cm) 7 ■ not available 8 ■ not available ** IF THE SHORT 8” (20 cm) CONE IS USED ** ON OFF 1 ■ no. 1tubehead 2 ■ “dc type” tubehead 3 ■ no. 2tubehead 4 ■ “dc” type tubehead 5 ■ no. 2 control button 6 ■ 8” cone (20 cm) 7 ■ not available 8 ■ not available The configuration may be changed if: POSSIBLE MODIFICATION HOW TO CARRY OUT THE MODIFICATIONS − type “E” and “F” films are used − a digital system is used − use of a voltage equal to 60 kV − use of a current equal to 4 mA Ö refer to USER’S MANUAL § 6 “OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS” − the short 8” (20 cm) cone is used − the long 12” (31 cm) cone is used − a single tubehead is used − use of a tubehead with “ac” technology − no. 2 CONTROL BUTTON is used Ö by changing the dip switch position THIS ,MAY ONLY BE DONE BY THE INSTALLER

WARNING To make the changes operative, turn off the timer and then turn it on again. To change the configuration, the timer’s dip switch positions ( )must be changed: DIP SWICH PARAMETER ON OFF 1 TUBEHEAD No. 1 INSTALLED NOT INSTALLED 2 TYPE OF TUBEHEAD No. 1 dc DIRECT CURRENT AT CONSTANT POTENTIAL ac ALTERNATING CURRENT SINGLE-PHASE 3 TUBEHEAD No. 2 INSTALLED NOT INSTALLED 4 TYPE OF TUBEHEAD No. 2 dc DIRECT CURRENT AT CONSTANT POTENTIAL ac ALTERNATING CURRENT SINGLE-PHASE 5 No. 2 CONTROL BUTTON INSTALLED NOT INSTALLED 6 CONE LONG (12”) SHORT (8”) 7 NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE 8 NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE 8. CHANGING THE CONFIGURATION

To change the number of tubeheads installed, move dip switch no. 1 or no. 3 a. If the tubehead is connected to the X-RAY 1 terminal board, put dipswitch no. 1 in the ON position; if not, put it in the OFF position b. If the tubehead is connected to the X-RAY 2 terminal board, put dip switch no. 3 in the ON position; if not, put it in the OFF position 2. CHANGING THE TYPE OF TUBE HEAD The following timer connections may be made: no. 2 TUBEHEADS USING ALTERNATING CURRENT “ac”: “X-Mind® AC” or no. 2 TUBEHEADS USING DIRECT CURRENT “dc”: “X-Mind® DC” or no. 1 TUBEHEAD USING ALTERNATING CURRENT “ac” + no. 1 TUBE HEAD USING DIRECT CURRENT “dc”: “X-Mind® AC” + “X-Mind® DC” To change the type of tubehead, move dip switch no. 2 or no. 4 a. If tubehead RX1 is “ac”, put dip-switch no. 2 in the OFF position, otherwise put it in the ON position b. If tub head RX2 is “ac”, put dip-switch no. 4 in the OFF position, otherwise put it in the ON position 3. CHANGING THE CONE To replace the long 12” cone with the short 8” cone, move dip switch no. 6 to the OFF position. Check that the “8” LED lights up on the control panel. PLEASE NOTE After modification, the set exposure times are automatically changed. To replace the short 8” cone with the long 12” cone, move dip switch no. 6 to the ON position. Check that the “12” LED lights up on the control panel. PLEASE NOTE After modification, the set exposure times are automatically changed. 4. CHANGING THE REMOTE BUTTONS SETTINGS To change the control buttons settings, move dip switch no. 5 to the ON position. PLEASE NOTE After modification, each tube head is controlled by its button.

operating safety. For further information, see the USER'S MANUAL. TURN ON THE TIMER to power up the X-ray system a. Bring the "MAIN SWITCH" located on the upper part of the timer to the “I” position (ON) b. Bring the “’KEY SWITCH” to the “I” position (ON)  the green light turns on indicating that the system is powered up  the LEDs of the set parameters automatically light up  the exposure time is shown on the display c. THE X-RAY SYSTEM IS NOW READY FOR USE WARNING If an error is detected when the system is turned on, the anomaly is indicated as follows: • an intermittent beep sounds • the MALFUNCTION INDICATOR LED blinks intermittently The error code (E ….) appears on the display (refer to § 13 “ERROR MESSAGES”) • All control panel functions are disabled In this event, turn off the timer and then turn it back on. If the error should recur, call the “Support Department”. PLEASE NOTE The exposure time and parameters displayed are the last which to be set before the timer was turned off. PLEASE NOTE If installed, the RX signal lamp for external use, corresponding to the selected tube head, turns on. PLEASE NOTE If the timer remains inactive for a few minutes, it switches to the stand-by mode. Press any control panel key to restore it to operating mode. 9. START UP

On the control panel, check that all LEDs corresponding to the required configuration are lit; if not, change them. (refer to § 7 “SYSTEM CONFIGURATION” and § 8 “CHANGING THE CONFIGURATION” ) 2. CHECKING THE TIMER OPERATION a. Check the correct operation of the control panel by selecting different exposure times b. Check the time on the display c. Check that, when changing the selected tube head, the corresponding RX signal lamp for external use (IF INSTALLED) turns on 3. CHECKING THE EXPOSURE a. Set an exposure time of 1 sec b. Take the timer’s "CONTROL BUTTON" c. Using the extension cable of the “CONTROL BUTTON”, maintain a safe distance of at least 2 meters from the tube head, so as to be able to constantly check the X- ray exposure d. Press the “X-RAY” key and keep it depressed until the acoustic signal (beep) stops, and the yellow X-RAY OUTPUT SIGNAL LED turns off e. At the end of the exposure, the green PAUSE INDICATOR LED blinks intermittently f. On the display, check the actual exposure time (refer to § 11 4.“EXPOSURE TIME (sec)” ) 4. CHECKING THE TUBEHEAD OPERATION Take several exposures on the tubehead installed and check that: a. There are no errors b. The LED of the selected tube head is lit c. The "CONTROL BUTTON" LED is lit for the entire duration of the acoustic signal 10. CHECKING THE INSTALLATION

To check the power absorbed by the radiographic system a tester must be used, in the mode ampmeter in “AC” a. Connect the instrument to the power supply line (refer to § 5.9 “TIMER ELECTRIC CONNECTION”) b. Set an exposure time of approx. 3 sec on the timer c. Take an exposure and read the current value on the display PLEASE NOTE The X-ray system complies with the requirements when the absorbed current is ≤ 8A with 230V line voltage (±15%) the absorbed current is ≤ 12.5A with 115V line voltage (±15%) Otherwise, check the electrical system or call the “Support Department”. 6. CHECKING THE ELECTRIC SYSTEM To check the electric system, a tester must be used, in the mode voltmeter in “AC” a. Connect the instrument to the L and N terminals on the timer b. Measure the line voltage (V0) c. Connect the instrument to the L and N terminals of the wall plate terminal board (refer to § 5.5 “CONNECTION TO THE FEEDING TERMINAL BOARD”) d. Set an exposure time of approx. 3 sec on the timer e. Proceed with the exposure f. Measure the line voltage during exposure (V1) PLEASE NOTE The electrical system complies with the requirements when the result of the formula (V0 – V1 ) / V0 is ≤ 0.03 (3%) Otherwise, the electric system must be adjusted. (refer to § 4 “INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS”

The radiographic high voltage is measured using a calibrated "non-invasive" instrument with an initial delay of 50 m. sec. Line Voltage = nominal V ±15% Max Voltage Drop = 3 % kVp = 60 - 70 mA = 4 - 8 SET TECHNICAL VALUES Set Exposure Time = 3.2 sec The radiographic VOLTAGE is 60 kVp - 70 kVp ±10 % 2. RADIOGRAPHIC CURRENT (mA) The radiographic current is measured by connecting a milliampmeter inside the tube head Line Voltage = Nominal V ±15% Max Voltage Drop = 3 % kVp = 60 - 70 mA = 4 - 8 SET TECHNICAL VALUES Set Exposure Time = 3.2 sec The radiographic CURRENT is 4mA - 8mA ±10 % 3. DOSE (mGy) The dose in the air is measured with a "non-invasive" instrument, by positioning the detector at an SSD (source-skin distance) of 31 cm (12”) or 20 cm (8”) Line Voltage = Nominal V ±15 % Max Voltage Drop = 3 % kVp = 60 - 70 mA = 4 - 8 SET TECHNICAL VALUES Set Exposure Time = 1 sec DOSE in the air = SSD = SOURCE-SKIN DISTANCE = 31 CM (12”) SSD = SOURCE-SKIN DISTANCE = 20 CM (8”) 70 kVp – 8 mA = 5.5 mGy/s ±30 % 70 kVp – 8 mA = 12 mGy/s ±30 % 60 kVp – 8 mA = 4.5 mGy/s ±30 % 60 kVp – 8 mA = 9 mGy/s ±30 % 70 kVp – 4 mA = 3 mGy/s ±30 % 70 kVp – 4 mA = 6 mGy/s ±30 % 60 kVp – 4 mA = 2.2 mGy/s ±30 % 60 kVp – 4 mA = 4.5 mGy/s ±30 % 4. EXPOSURE TIME (sec) The exposure time is measured with a “non-invasive” instrument. Line Voltage = Nominal V ±15 % Max Voltage Drop = 3 % kVp = 60 - 70 mA = 4 - 8 SET TECHNICAL VALUES Set Exposure Time = 3.2 sec The EXPOSURE TIME measured is 3.2 sec ±10 % 11. CHECKING THE EXPOSURE FACTORS

parameters: 1. To set the parameters, the installer must: a. Turn off the timer b. Simultaneously press and keep the following keys depressed: (45) LOWER MANDIBLE PREMOLAR + (43) LOWER MANDIBLE CANINE c. Turn on the timer d. When the message "inst” is displayed, the installer can set the minimum exposure time: 1. select the tube head 2. turn off the timer 3. turn on the timer, by keeping the key depressed 4. the message “SEC” is displayed for approx 1 sec 5. the current value of the lower set limit is displayed 6. to change the value, press the keys and 7. to confirm, press the key e. To exit this mode, turn the timer off and then on again 2. To display the parameters, the installer must: a. Simultaneously press and keep depressed the (17) UPPER MAXILLARY MOLAR + (47) LOWER MAXILLARY MOLAR keys b. Press the key associated with the desired parameter KEY DISPLAYED PARAMETER Example U.M. BITEWING ANT X-RAY SYSTEM NOMINAL VOLTAGE 230 Volt BITEWING POST LINE VOLTAGE 227 Volt UPPER INCISOR MAXIMUM LINE VOLTAGE VALUE DETECTED 238 Volt LOWER INCISOR MINIMUM LINE VOLTAGE VALUE DETECTED 215 Volt OCCLUSAL SOFTWARE VERSION 2.3 12. DIAGNOSTIC

All the safety measures relevant to radioprotection must be observed. If necessary, “ X-Mind DC ” can be calibrated. The relevant procedure is as follows: a. Switch off the timer b. Switch on the timer and keep the mA button depressed c. The display shows the “tube” message d. Select X-RAY with the button to calibrate e. Take the exposure: Press and keep the “RX” button depressed until the beeping stops stops the yellow “X-RAY OUTPUT SIGNAL” LED goes off f. Once the exposure has been taken, if the display does not show “ERRORS”, the calibration has been successfully completed, otherwise (refer to §14 “ERROR MESSAGES”) 13. CALIBRATION

ray system is operating. The chart also includes the causes of the error messages and what to do to resolve them. Error Message Cause Solution RX1 TUBE HEAD IS NOT CONNECTED OR IS OUT OF ORDER CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” RX2 TUBE HEAD IS NOT CONNECTED OR IS OUT OF ORDER CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” CORRUPTED EEPROM DATA CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” EEPROM DATA NOT PROPERLY SAVED CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” LINE VOLTAGE VALUE NOT WITHIN THE SET LIMITS CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” LINE VOLTAGE VALUE NOT INCLUDED WITHIN THE ±15 % NOMINAL VALUE CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” THE “X-RAY” KEY ALWAYS SEEMS TO BE DEPRESSED ENSURE THAT IT IS NOT JAMMED ANOMALY ON THE CONTROL PANEL CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” THE EXPOSURE HAS BEEN PREMATURELY INTERRUPTED KEEP THE “X-RAY KEY” DEPRESSED TILL THE END OF THE EXPOSURE ANOMALY IN THE TRIAC/RELAY CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” ANOMALY IN THE ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” ANOMALY IN THE CONTROL CIRCUIT CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” INCORRECT DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” THE “CONTROL BUTTON” DOES NOT CORRESPOND TO THE SELECTED TUBE HEAD USE THE “CONTROL BUTTON” THAT CORRESPONDS TO THE SELECTED TUBE HEAD THE TUBEHEAD DOES NOT WORK PROPERLY CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” THE TUBEHEAD IS NOT IN THE CORRECT MODE CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” 14. ERROR MESSAGES

HAS NOT COMPLETED THE EXPOSURE REPEAT THE EXPOSURE OR CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” FREQUENCY OR REGULATION PROBLEM CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” THE TUBEHEAD IS NOT CALIBRATED CALIBRATE OR CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” EEPROM DATA NOT PROPERLY SAVED CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” CORRUPTED EEPROM DATA CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” OVERVOLTAGE ERROR CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” ANODE VOLTAGE OUT OF TOLERANCE CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” ANODE CURRENT OUT OF TOLERANCE CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” CONTROL CONNECTOR CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” REFERENCE VOLTAGE PROBLEM CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT” MAJOR ERROR ALL X-RAY SYSTEM FUNCTIONS ARE DISABLED CALL THE “SUPPORT DEPARTMENT”

To replace them, proceed as follows (Fig. 25): 1. Cut off the power supply 2. Temporarily remove the timer’s guard c by removing the adjusting d 3. Determine the fuse to be replaced (Fig. 26) 4. Remove the plastic protector (Fig. 27) 5. Remove the fuse 6. Replace it with a fuse of same type POWER VOLTAGE OF THE X-RAY SYSTEM 230 V ± 15 % 115 V ± 15 % Internal protection fuses (5x20) quick 8AF – 250V 12.5AF – 250V 7. Insert the protection Fig. 26 Fig. 27 8. Close the timer’s guard 9. Restore the power 15. FUSE REPLACEMENT

CAUTION The owner is responsible for arranging and respecting the maintenance schedule. The X-ray system must undergo maintenance to check for correct operation every 12 months. 1. Cut the power 2. Release the spring of the “ARM B” of the pantograph type arm using the key provided (refer to § 5.7 “BALANCING THE PANTOGRAPH-TYPE ARM”) 3. Remove the tube head (refer to § 5.6 “ASSEMBLING THE TUBE HEAD”) 4. Remove the wall plate guard (refer to § 5.2 “ASSEMBLING THE WALL PLATE”) 5. Remove the terminal board cover and disconnect the pantograph-type arm cable 6. Remove the bracket plug and remove the guard slab (refer to § 5.4 “ASSEMBLING THE PANTOGRAPH-TYPE ARM") 7. Remove the pantograph-type arm and its cable from the bracket 8. Remove the bracket from the wall plate (refer to § 5.3 “ASSEMBLING THE BRACKET”) 9. Check the wall plate’s vertical alignment – adjust if required 10. Check the six wall plate’s adjusting screws – tighten if required 11. Clean the old lubricating grease from the bracket shaft 12. Should the bracket shaft be damaged, install a new bracket 13. Clean the old lubricating grease from the bracket bush 14. If the bracket bush is damaged, install a new bracket 15. Grease the bracket shaft (use “molikote D” lubricant) 16. Lubricate the bracket bush with lubrication grease (use “molikote D” lubricant) 17. Install the bracket in the wall plate (refer to § 5.3 “ASSEMBLING THE BRACKET") 18. Check the pantograph-type arm cable If it is be damaged, send the pantograph-type arm to the manufacturer for repairs 19. Check the pantograph-type arm guards 20. Replace the damaged guards 21. Remove all old grease of the shaft (refer to §. 5.4 “ASSEMBLING THE PANTOGRAPH-TYPE ARM”) 22. If the shaft is damaged, send the pantograph-type arm to the manufacturer for repairs 23. Lubricate the pantograph-type arm shaft with lubricant (use “molikote D” lubricant) and reposition it in the bracket 24. Replace the pantograph-type arm cable in the bracket and the wall plate, connect it to the terminal board and replace the terminal board cover (refer to § 5.5 “CONNECTION TO THE TERMINAL BOARD”) 25. Position the guard slab in the bracket 26. Position the bracket plug 27. Position the plate guard 28. Check the tubehead’s electrical contact 29. If damaged, send the tube head to the manufacturer for repairs 30. Clean the old grease from the tube head assembly shaft 31. Lubricate the tubehead’s assembly shaft with a thin layer of lubricant(use “molikote D” lubricant) 32. Reposition the tubehead 33. Load the spring of the pantograph-type arm “ARM B” using the key provided (refer to § 5.7 “BALANCING THE PANTOGRAPH-TYPE ARM”) 34. Power up and check that the X-ray system is operating correctly 16. MAINTENANCE

The spacer cone may be cleaned with cotton wool soaked in surgical alcohol. In case of a malfunction, send the defective part to (USING THE ORIGINAL PACKAGING): Satelec S.A.S. Z.I. du Phare B.P. 216 33708 MERIGNAC cedex - France Tel. +33 (0) 556 34 06 07 Fax +33 (0) 556 34 92 92 E-mail: [email protected] In the event of disposal, the components and packaging must be disposed of in an environmentally correct manner. In particular, the dielectric oil as well as the shielding lead must be disposed by means of authorized companies specialized in the disposal of waste material. 17. CLEANING THE OUTER SURFACES 18. IF A REPAIR BECOMES NECESSARY 19. DISPOSAL

parts lists, instructions or other information needed by qualified technical personnel to perform repairs on those parts of the “ X-Mind® DC ” radiographic system which may be repaired. 20. ACCESSORIES

CODE Q.TY PCS 1 DC XG (1) COPERTURA FORCELLA 29700979 8 2 AC/DC XG (2) SET GHIERE FORCELLA 29700980 5 3 AC/DC XG (3) FORCELLA 29700777 3 4 AC/DC XG (4) LIMITATORE DI ROTAZIONE 29700750 1 5 DC XG (5) GUARNIZIONE 27500959 1 6 DC XG (6) SCHEDE ARIA 29700981 9 7 DC XG (7) COPERTURA SCHEDA ARIA 29700982 11 8 DC XG (8) CAVO TESTA 39700385 1 A CONO LUNGO 31cm (12”) Ø60 29700397 1 B CONO CORTO 20cm (8”) Ø60 29700396 1 C CONO QUADRO 31cm (12”) 44x35 29700615 1

CODE Q.TY PCS 1 XG LIGHT (1) GUSCIO INF & SUP 29700977 4 2 XG LIGHT (2) PORTALAMPADA 33400372 1 3 XG LIGHT (3) LAMPADINA 230V 15W 33300352 1 3 XG LIGHT (3) LAMPADINA 115V 15W 33300390 1 4 XG LIGHT (4) SCHEDA 230V 39200354 3 4 XG LIGHT (4) SCHEDA 115V 39200353 3

CODE Q.TY PCS 1 XG ECB (1) GUSCIO INF & SUP 29700978 4 2 SCHEDA COMANDO CON PULSANTE E LED 39700303 1 3 XG ECB (3) INTERRUTTORE A CHIAVE 35100298 1

CODE Q.TY PCS 1 AC/DC XG TIMER (1) DIMA 24200883 1 2 AC/DC XG TIMER (2) SCHEDA CONTROL 39200306 7 2 AC/DC XG TIMER (2) SCHEDA CONTROL US 39200307 7 3 AC/DC XG TIMER (3) CAVO SPIR 32000325 1 4 AC/DC XG TIMER (4) CAVO SPIR DOPPIO 32000359 1 5 AC/DC XG TIMER (5) CASSA PULSANTE 29700974 4 6 SCHEDA COMANDO CON PULSANTE E LED 39700303 1 7 AC/DC XG TIMER (7) SCHEDA LED 39200313 7 8 AC/DC XG TIMER (8) TASTIERA DEG 39200308 1 8 AC/DC XG TIMER (8) TASTIERA SAT 39200309 1 9 AC/DC XG TIMER (9) CASSA 29700975 1 10 AC/DC XG TIMER (10) COPERCHIO 29700976 4 11 AC/DC XG TIMER (11) BLOCK CHIAVE 39700305 2 12 DC XG TIMER (12) FILTRO 36200382 3 13 INTERRUTTORE BIPOLARE VERDE 35000044 1 14 PROTEZIONE INTERRUTTORE BIPOLARE 33500228 1

CODE Q.TY PCS 1 AC XG B (1) CAVO + CONNETTORE 3 POLI 39700384 1 2 DC XG B (2) CAVO + CONNETTORE 5 POLI 39700381 1 3 AC/DC XG B (3) GUSCI LATO TESTA 29700990 9 4 BRACCIO PANTOGRAFO TIRANTE ANTERIORE 29700460 4 5 BRACCIO PANTOGRAFO PORTATIRANTE 29700458 6 6 AC/DC XG B (6) TAPPI (set) 29700991 7 7 AC/DC XG B (7) COPERTURA EST 27500757 1 8 AC/DC XG B (8) COPERTURA INT 27500758 1 9 AC/DC XG B (9) GUSCI CENTRALI 29700993 8 10 BRACCIO PANTOGRAFO CHIAVE CARICAMENTO 22000543 1 11 AC/DC XG B (11) COPERTURA INT 27500758 1 12 AC/DC B (12) COPERTURA EST 27500757 1 13 AC/DC XG B (13) TIRANTE POST 29700992 7 14 BRACCIO PANTOGRAFO LUNETTA 22000177 1 15 AC/DC B (15) GUSCI LATO MENSOLA 29700994 8

CODE Q.TY PCS 1 PIASTRA (1) COPERTURA 29700985 5 1 AC/DC XG PIASTRA (1) COPERTURA SAT 29700986 5 2 PIASTRA LUNETTA 22000176 1 3 PIASTRA (3) DIMA 24200984 1 PIASTRA MURO 350 DEG 29700383 COMPLETO AC/DC XG PIASTRA MURO 350 SAT 29700987 COMPLETO

CODE Q.TY PCS 1 PIASTRA (1) COPERTURA 29700985 5 1 AC/DC XG PIASTRA (1) COPERTURA SAT 29700986 5 2 PIASTRA LUNETTA 22000176 1 3 PIASTRA (3) DIMA TOP 24201002 1 PIASTRA MURO 350 TOP DEG 29700988 COMPLETO AC/DC XG PIASTRA MURO 350 TOP SAT 29700989 COMPLETO

CODE Q.TY PCS MENSOLA 400 29700380 COMPLETO MENSOLA 800 29700378 COMPLETO MENSOLA 1100 29700379 COMPLETO REF SPARE PARTS CEILING BRACKET CODE Q.TY PCS MENSOLA PLAFONE 29700382 COMPLETO REF SPARE PARTS UNIT BRACKET CODE Q.TY PCS MENSOLA RIUNITO 29700381 COMPLETO REF SPARE PARTS TOP MOUNT BRACKET CODE Q.TY PCS MENSOLA 400 TOP MOUNT 29700620 COMPLETO MENSOLA 800 TOP MOUNT 29700621 COMPLETO MENSOLA 1100 TOP MOUNT 29700622 COMPLETO

CODE AANTAL 1 AC XG B (1) CAVO + CONNETTORE 3 POLI 39700384 1 2 DC XG B (2) CAVO + CONNETTORE 5 POLI 39700381 1 3 AC/DC XG B (3) GUSCI LATO TESTA 29700990 9 4 BRACCIO PANTOGRAFO TIRANTE ANTERIORE 29700460 4 5 BRACCIO PANTOGRAFO PORTATIRANTE 29700458 6 6 AC/DC XG B (6) TAPPI (set) 29700991 7 7 AC/DC XG B (7) COPERTURA EST 27500757 1 8 AC/DC XG B (8) COPERTURA INT 27500758 1 9 AC/DC XG B (9) GUSCI CENTRALI 29700993 8 10 BRACCIO PANTOGRAFO CHIAVE CARICAMENTO 22000543 1 11 AC/DC XG B (11) COPERTURA INT 27500758 1 12 AC/DC B (12) COPERTURA EST 27500757 1 13 AC/DC XG B (13) TIRANTE POST 29700992 7 14 BRACCIO PANTOGRAFO LUNETTA 22000177 1 15 AC/DC B (15) GUSCI LATO MENSOLA 29700994 8

CODE AANTAL 1 PIASTRA (1) COPERTURA 29700985 5 1 AC/DC XG PIASTRA (1) COPERTURA SAT 29700986 5 2 PIASTRA LUNETTA 22000176 1 3 PIASTRA (3) DIMA 24200984 1 PIASTRA MURO 350 DEG 29700383 COMPLETO AC/DC XG PIASTRA MURO 350 SAT 29700987 COMPLETO

CODE AANTAL 1 PIASTRA (1) COPERTURA 29700985 5 1 AC/DC XG PIASTRA (1) COPERTURA SAT 29700986 5 2 PIASTRA LUNETTA 22000176 1 3 PIASTRA (3) DIMA TOP 24201002 1 PIASTRA MURO 350 TOP DEG 29700988 COMPLETO AC/DC XG PIASTRA MURO 350 TOP SAT 29700989 COMPLETO

29700620 COMPLETO MENSOLA 800 TOP MOUNT 29700621 COMPLETO MENSOLA 1100 TOP MOUNT 29700622 COMPLETO

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