Fuji CR Console Operation Manual

The Fuji CR Console is a comprehensive computed radiography system designed for medical imaging applications. This advanced console features high-resolution image processing, DICOM compatibility, automated workflow management, quality control tools, network connectivity, and user-friendly interface. The system supports various imaging plates, provides diagnostic image quality, and includes comprehensive patient data management. Below are key sections for safety, features, installation, setup, operation, and troubleshooting.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Installation 3. First-Time Setup 4. Specifications 5. Controls and Settings 6. Connecting Devices 7. Image Processing 8. Quality Control 9. Maintenance & Cleaning 10. Regulatory Information 11. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: High-resolution imaging console, CR reader unit, imaging plate handler, network interface, DICOM compatibility, quality assurance tools.

Feature	Description
CR Reader Unit	High-speed imaging plate processing
Image Processing	Advanced algorithms for diagnostic quality
DICOM Compatibility	Seamless integration with PACS systems
Network Interface	Ethernet connectivity for data transfer
Quality Control Tools	Built-in calibration and verification
Patient Data Management	Comprehensive database system
Auto Exposure Detection	Automatic recognition of exposure parameters
Multiple Plate Sizes	Support for various imaging plate formats
User Management	Multi-level access control
Backup System	Automatic data backup and recovery

Installation

Unpack and inspect contents. Place on stable, level surface in controlled environment.

Position console: Ensure adequate ventilation and access to power outlets.
Connect power: Use provided power cable to appropriate electrical outlet.
Network connection: Connect Ethernet cable to network port for PACS integration.
Peripheral connections: Connect monitor, keyboard, and other accessories.
System initialization: Power on and follow initial setup procedure.

WARNING! Console contains sensitive electronic components; handle with care. Ensure proper grounding and electrical safety.

First-Time Setup

Power on console; follow on-screen setup wizard.

System configuration: Set date, time, and regional settings.
Network setup: Configure IP address and DICOM settings.
User accounts: Create administrator and operator accounts.
Device calibration: Perform initial system calibration.
Quality control: Run initial quality assurance tests.
Backup configuration: Set up automatic backup schedule.

CAUTION! Complete all calibration procedures before clinical use. Maintain proper environmental conditions.

Specifications

Image Resolution: Up to 20 megapixels
Processing Speed: 100+ plates per hour
Plate Sizes Supported: 8x10, 10x12, 14x17 inches
DICOM Compatibility: Full DICOM 3.0 compliance
Network Interface: Gigabit Ethernet
Storage Capacity: 1TB internal storage (expandable)
Power Requirements: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz
Operating Environment: 15-30°C, 30-70% humidity
Dimensions: Standard console footprint
Weight: Approximately 150 kg

Controls and Settings

Access system functions via touchscreen interface or control panel. Main controls: POWER, EMERGENCY STOP, PLATE FEED, PROCESS START.

Software Interface: Patient registration, examination selection, processing parameters, quality control, system maintenance.

Image Processing: Contrast enhancement, edge sharpening, noise reduction, density correction. System Settings: User management, network configuration, backup settings, maintenance schedules. Quality Control: Daily calibration, plate quality verification, system performance monitoring.

Connecting Devices

Network: Ethernet port for PACS/RIS integration. Peripherals: USB ports for external devices. Monitors: DVI/DisplayPort for diagnostic displays.

Ensure console is powered off before making connections.
Connect network cable to hospital network infrastructure.
Attach diagnostic monitors using appropriate video cables.
Connect peripherals (keyboard, mouse, barcode reader).
Verify all connections before powering on system.

Tip: Use only approved cables and connectors. Maintain proper cable management.

Image Processing

Supports various imaging protocols and processing algorithms.

Plate loading: Insert imaging plate into feeder mechanism.
Patient data: Enter or scan patient information.
Examination selection: Choose appropriate imaging protocol.
Processing: System automatically reads and processes plate.
Image review: Verify image quality and diagnostic suitability.
Post-processing: Apply enhancements as needed.
Distribution: Send images to PACS or print as required.
Plate erasure: Automatic plate cleaning and preparation for reuse.

WARNING! Handle imaging plates carefully to avoid damage. Follow proper plate maintenance procedures.

Quality Control

Daily quality assurance: Perform system calibration and plate quality checks. Monthly maintenance: Comprehensive system performance verification. Quarterly audits: Full system evaluation and documentation.

Maintenance & Cleaning

Daily: Clean exterior surfaces with approved disinfectant. Weekly: Clean plate feeder mechanism and internal components. Monthly: Professional service and calibration.

CAUTION! Use only approved cleaning solutions. Follow infection control protocols. Power off before internal cleaning.

Regulatory Information

FDA Class II medical device. CE marked for medical use. Complies with IEC 60601-1 safety standards. DICOM conformance statement available. Copyright © 2025 Fujifilm Medical Systems. For technical support, contact authorized service provider or visit www.fujifilm.com/healthcare.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
Plate feeding error	Obstruction/misalignment	Clear feeder path; check plate orientation; reset mechanism.
Image quality issues	Calibration/plate condition	Perform system calibration; check plate quality; clean optics.
Network connectivity	Cable/configuration	Check Ethernet connection; verify network settings; restart system.
Processing errors	Software/hardware	Restart application; check error logs; contact service if persistent.
System slow performance	Storage/network load	Clear temporary files; check storage space; optimize network traffic.

Reset: System menu > Maintenance > System Reset (if available).

Service: Contact authorized Fujifilm service provider; reference service contract number.