The OEC 9800
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Fast Stop Switches:Pressing one of the Fast Stop Switches disables the vertical movement and x-rays. If pressing one of the Fast Stop Switches fails to stop the x-rays or column movement, turn off the power at the Workstation or as a last resort unplug the unit from the AC receptacle. If the Fast Stop switch is pressed while the column movement switch is being pressed, x-rays and movement will stop. After both switches are released, the column switch may still work, but to resume x-rays, a system reboot is necessary. If the Fast Stop switch is pressed in response to a uncommanded or deranged movement of the column, no column movement or x-rays are possible until the unit is examined and reset by a service person. If the Fast Stop switch is pushed in response to uncontrolled fluoro activation, do not reboot the system to reset - call a Service Person. |
Exposure Control: Footswitch and Handswitch
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Press this switch to create a fluoro image or with a Vascular workstation, create a Roadmap. |
This switch can generate a High Level Fluoro image, a Digital spot image or with a Vascular Workstation, a subtraction. |
On a C-Arm connected to a Vascular Workstation, this switch toggles between standard fluoro, and vascular operation. |
Pushing this button saves the image currently being displayed on the left Workstation Monitor. It works on live fluoro and when Last Image Hold is operating. |
C-Arm Exposure Switch:
In standard mode this switch can initiate a film or CR exposure or fluoroscopy exposure according to Workstation selection.
In Vascular Mode (if available) this switch can also initiate roadmapping Its basic function is similar to the left footswitch pedal or the handswitch. More information is available in the workstation section. |