Fujifilm - FDR D-EVO Suite FS
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Fujifilm - FDR D-EVO Suite FS
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DESCRIPTION
A flexible digital x-ray room for small spacesFDR D-EVO Suite FS offers a perfect fit, for a full digital x-ray room even when space is limited, with the speed and dependability for low to high volume, grab-and-go performance. Take full advantage of digital radiography workflow in a suite that is optimized for use with FDR D-EVO detectors (system can also be used with CR). Fujifilm's floor-mounted FDR D-EVO Suite FS is designed to meet your space and budget demands. This flexible DR solution saves space and simplifies installation costs by eliminating ceiling height requirements and construction costs associated with overhead x-ray systems. FDR D-EVO Suite FS features high-end components and features such as auto-collimation and SpeedLink, which automatically maps preferred x-ray techniques and collimation field size to the exam menu selected at the workstation. Auto-stitching with manual capture positioning stands are optionally available for use with FDR D-EVO detectors for scoliosis and long-leg images. Automated seamless stitching processing at the console is combined with simplified manual capture positioning. For a fully-automated stitching solution, consider the FDR AcSelerate auto-position x-ray room system.
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1Reply6 years ago | Will Not Shoot to Bucky I received a system that was removed by someone else. I am staging the system in my shop now, and I can not get it to shoot to either chest or table bucky. I do not see any cassette sizing or cassette in place plugs on the tray, so I don't believe there is an issue there. The display says 40 inches when pointed at the table and table selected on the console, but it does not bring the brake in automatically when you hit that point (I don't know if it should?). When wall bucky is selected the console on the tube stand will not read anything but "not ready" I have turned the pot on the tube stand from one end to the other end. The system will shoot to the table top no problem. The guy that removed the system says it worked when it was taken out (of course). Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this issue? Thanks in Advance, JoshReply |
1Reply7 years ago | Fuji films FDR Xray manual Am looking for services manual please Reply |
FEATURES
[list] [*] Telescopic and rotatable column simplifies offset and cross table exams [*] Simple, one-hand all-free tube head and column travel control [*] Low-elevation, edge-free tabletop eases patient transfer [*] Unique swiveling control handle eases raising and lowering the chest bucky for technologist [*] Multi-Frequency Processing (MFP): Applies edge enhancement and gray scale processing to multiple frequencies, improving visibility for varying densities and foreign structures. Useful in viewing spine, skull and orthopedic hardware images [*] Flexible Noise Control (FNC): Selectively suppresses noise without loss of sharpness. Useful for pediatrics, lumbar spine and abdomen views [*] Grid Pattern Removal (GPR): Intelligently removes moiré patterns caused by grids [*] Fujifilm DR to Fujifilm Synapse PACS viewing shortcuts: Applies radiologist-specific single-click processing preferences to views, significantly simplifying workflow [/list]