Fuji PXR4 User Manual

The Fuji PXR4 is a professional digital radiography system featuring high-resolution imaging capabilities, advanced image processing algorithms, DICOM compatibility, wireless connectivity, portable design, touchscreen interface, and comprehensive patient data management. Below are key sections for safety, features, installation, setup, operation, and troubleshooting.

Features at a Glance

Key components: High-resolution digital detector, Touchscreen display, Wireless connectivity module, DICOM interface, Patient data management system.

Feature	Description
Digital Detector	High-resolution imaging sensor for clear radiographs
Touchscreen Display	10-inch LCD for image viewing and system control
Wireless Connectivity	Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for data transfer
DICOM Interface	Standard medical imaging protocol compatibility
Battery Power	Rechargeable lithium-ion battery for portability
Image Processing	Advanced algorithms for enhanced image quality
POWER	Turns system on/off
MENU	Accesses system settings and options
CAPTURE	Initiates image acquisition
EXPORT	Transfers images to connected systems

Installation

Unpack and inspect contents. Place on stable medical cart or workstation.

1. Charge battery: Connect AC adapter to power source and system.
2. Install detector: Secure digital detector in mounting bracket.
3. Connect to network: Use Ethernet or Wi-Fi for hospital network integration.
4. Configure DICOM: Set up DICOM settings for PACS integration.

WARNING! System contains sensitive electronic components; handle with care to avoid damage.

First-Time Setup

Power on system; follow on-screen setup wizard.

1. Language selection: Choose preferred interface language.
2. Network configuration: Connect to hospital Wi-Fi or Ethernet network.
3. DICOM setup: Configure AE Title, IP address, and port settings.
4. User accounts: Create administrator and operator accounts.
5. Calibration: Perform system calibration for optimal image quality.

CAUTION! Ensure proper network security settings before connecting to hospital network.

Specifications

• Detector Size: 14x17 inches active area.
• Resolution: 5 megapixels (2560x2048).
• Image Depth: 16-bit grayscale.
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.0, Ethernet, USB 3.0.
• Display: 10-inch capacitive touchscreen.
• Battery Life: Up to 8 hours continuous operation.
• DICOM Compliance: Full DICOM 3.0 standard.
• Operating Temp: 10°C to 40°C.
• Weight: 3.5 kg (including detector).

Controls and Settings

Access system menu via touchscreen interface. Physical controls: POWER, MENU, CAPTURE, EXPORT.

Touchscreen Interface: Patient data entry, imaging parameters, image review, system settings.

Imaging Settings: Exposure parameters, image processing filters, contrast enhancement, noise reduction. System Settings: Network configuration, user management, DICOM settings, battery management. Patient Management: Patient registration, study creation, image archiving.

Connecting Devices

Network: Ethernet or Wi-Fi. External devices: USB peripherals, printers, PACS systems.

1. Turn off system before connecting external devices.
2. Connect network cable to Ethernet port for wired connection.
3. Configure Wi-Fi settings for wireless network access.
4. Connect USB devices for data transfer and printing.

Tip: Verify network connectivity before attempting DICOM transfers.

Imaging Operations

Supports standard radiographic procedures and specialized imaging protocols.

1. Patient setup: Register patient and create new study.
2. Position detector: Place detector according to examination requirements.
3. Set parameters: Adjust kVp, mAs, and other exposure settings.
4. Acquire image: Press CAPTURE button or touchscreen icon.
5. Review image: Assess image quality on touchscreen display.
6. Process image: Apply enhancement filters if needed.
7. Export images: Send to PACS or export via USB/network.
8. Archive study: Complete examination and archive data.

WARNING! Follow radiation safety protocols during imaging procedures.

Accessibility Features

Voice guidance: Audio prompts for visually impaired users. High contrast mode: Enhanced visibility for low vision users. Keyboard shortcuts: Alternative input methods for motor-impaired users.

Care & Cleaning

Power off and disconnect from power source before cleaning. Use approved medical-grade disinfectant wipes. Avoid liquid contact with electronic components.

CAUTION! Do not use abrasive cleaners or excessive moisture. Follow hospital infection control protocols.

Regulatory Information

FDA 510(k) cleared for medical use. CE marked for European markets. Complies with IEC 60601-1 medical electrical equipment safety standard. Copyright © 2024 Fuji Medical Systems; all rights reserved. For technical support, contact 1-800-FUJI-HELP or visit www.fujimed.com/support.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
No power	Battery/charger issue	Check battery charge; verify AC adapter connection; reset power.
Poor image quality	Calibration/positioning	Recalibrate system; check detector positioning; verify exposure settings.
Network connection failed	Settings/cables	Verify network settings; check Ethernet cable; restart system.
DICOM transfer error	Configuration	Check DICOM settings; verify PACS connectivity; review error logs.
Touchscreen unresponsive	Calibration/software	Recalibrate touchscreen; restart system; update software.

Reset: System menu > Maintenance > Factory Reset if needed.

Service: 1-800-FUJI-HELP; www.fujimed.com/support