SERVICE MANUAL DIGITAL SCOPOFIX=MMP 100Hz oe TOKO, INC, (92.04)21/Apr/92: ~~ Pirst edition (82. 04) A - FILING [NSTRUCTIONS. Please file this manual in the system documentation BVZ9/BV26 under tab Digital Scopofix-MMP 100Hz. -2- (82. 04)A {L_INTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA 5 @ is rurrose 5 1.2 ITEMS SUPPLIED 5 1.9 EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION 4 TECHNICAL DATA 5 1 Dimensions 5 2 Electrical Data 6 3 Environment Data a 4 Applicable Standards § 2_LWSTALLATION 9 2.1 INTRODUCTION 9 @ «2 Tous ann test BeuiPMent 8 2,3 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION 8 Q_ SETTING TO WORK 10 3.1 INTRODUCTION to 3.2 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED ‘ 10 3.8 CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 10 3.3.1 A/D D/A board 10 3.9.2 Exror Display 10 3.3.9 Error List it 3.4 ADJUSTMENT FACILITIES 12 e@ §.5 INITIAL SETTINGS OF TY MOMITOR MESSAGES 4 4. CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE 15 4.1 [NTRODUCTION 15 4.2 REPAIR POLICY 15 4.3 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED 15 4.4 SET UP OF TEST EQUIPMENT 18 4.4.1 Adjustment 18 4.4.2 Output gain adjustaent 16 4.4.3 Black level adjustment iW 4.4.4 Input gain adjustment 18 4.4.5 Output DC level adjustment 18 , (92. 04)84.5 REMOVALS and DISASSEMBLY OF P.C. BOARDS 20 4.6 FUNCTIONAL TEST AND PAULT FINDING PROCEDURE a : 4.6.1 Introduction a1 4.6.1.1 Control and indicator 21 4.6.1.2 Start of test 2 4.6.1.3 TV mode selection 21 4.6.1.4 Cursor and asterisk 21 4.6.1.5 Display during test execution a1 4.6.2 Main menu 22 4.6.3 VIDEO? board mena 25 | 4.6.4 PROSL board nenu 26 4.6.5 PROS2 board mena at 4.6.6 IMAGE board menu 28 4.6.1 CINEM board menu 23 4.5.8 CONTP2 board menu 20 4.6.9 Date & time set sub mona 32 @ 18:10 DSHIE. board sone 33 4.6.11 POST board menu 38 4.6.12 Disk unit menu 34 4.6.19 Test pattern menu a6 §._C1RGUIT DESCRIPTION at §.1 Operational Functions at §.2 VIDB02 BOARD a3 5.3 SCANC BOARD 43 5.4 PROS! BOARD aa 5.5 PROS? BOARD 4s 5.6 PROS2D BOARD 4s 5.7 IMAGE BOARD 45 5.8 CINEM BOARD 45 5.9 CONTP2 BOARD 45 5.10 DSKIF BOARD 45 e 5.11 POSTP BOARD 45 DRawines BLOCK DIAGRAM SNB-0081 ~4- (92.04)AL_ANTRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL DATA 1.1 PURPOSE The SCOPOPIX-MMP 100Hz Is a digitalfluoro unit with the folloving nain characteristics =Dual frame memory for display of 2 images ~Scan conversion from 0/60 Hz interlaced inages to 100/120 Hz interlaced or 50/60 Hz non-interlaced inages -Image improvement by noise reduction vith notion detection -Windowing for adjustment of brightness and contrast -Resolution: 1024 pixels in a horizontal line ( 525/60 ) 904 pixels in a horizontal line ( 625/80 ) -Patient Data display >, Fae | a sjioz4 (pone) | “7 904¢50H2) | Rigure 1.1 Resolution Options: “Subtraction “Maximum Opacification ~Roadnapping Hard disk storage of 190 images -Postprocessing with ~Zoon “Mosaic -Vessel diameter measurment “Cine store and replay function, $2 or 128 images 1,2 ITEM SUPPLIED “MMP 100Hz built in a rack 1.9 EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION For part number of MMP basic unit, options, p.c. boards, see spare parts list Seopofix-MMP 10082. 1.4 TECHNICAL DATA 1.4.1 Dinensions Height: Width : 367 am Depth : 275 am Weight: 12 ke 1.4.2 Electrical Data 229 en (92. 08)A ‘(1) The MMP 100Hz-unit comprises : Position Board name Po VIDEO Pa SCANC Pa PROSI Pa PROS? or PROZD Pa IMAGE Ps CINEMS2 or CINE128 Pé coNTP2 Pa DSKIF Pe Poste MMPMB2 (2) Power Supply Main_tunetion A/D, D/A converter Sean converter Noise reduction Image processing Dumay board Image memory Cine menory $2 Cine menory 128 System control Disk interface Postprocessing Back panel and rack BRRAIRBTA Supply voltage and curreat +8Y 33 Amps 4129 8.5 Anps -12¥ 2 Anps (3) Video input TY-Line systems : Source impedance Video amplitude : Syne amplitude : Hus : Quantization noise (4) Video output 1 and 2 TY-line systems : (Service selectabl) Impedance Bandwidth Video amplitude Syne amplitude Output DC level Quantization noise S/W ratio : CCIR 628 lines / §0 Hz 2:1 interlaced EIA 528 lines / 60 Kz 2:1 interlaced 75 Ohe 1100 mY + 5% 300 mV + 50 av < 250 mY peak to peak <0. 5 LSB 628 lines / 100 Hz 2:1 interlaced $28 lines / 120 Hz 2:1 interlaced or 625 lines / 50 Hz non-i 525 lines / 60 lz non- 15 Ohm 21.6 MHz 1100 aY 5% 900 eV + 25 n¥ O + 100 av =¢ 0.5 LSB >st 4B terlaced terlaced Difference between the overall gain from input to output 1 and 2 (5) Video output 3 sok ~6- (92. 04)8TW-line systens : CCIR 625 lines / 50 Hz 2:1 interlaced BIA §25 lines / 60 Bz 2:1 interlaced e Impedance : 15 Ohm Bandwidth : 10.8 MBz Video amplitude 1100 nV + 5% Syne amplitude 300 mv + 25 Output DC level 0 + 100 ay Quantization noise : =< 0.8 LSB S/N ratio : 81 6B (6) Remote control interface “Serial communication channel (RS-422) -2 hard-vired connection (enable, take mask) 2 hard-wired lines are SV LOCMOS-compatible and active LOW. AT AG AS Ad Ag AZ front e@ BT ge {35 | ea | Bs | B2 view Pin Wo. | Wane Pin No. | Nane AL Dcow BL no connection Ag ENABLE-L Ba no connection Ag TAKEWASK=1 BS a AL Dcov Ba active) AS Dcov BS STMBC2 (High active) / AS Dceov BS SRMBCL (Low active) AT DcoV BT SRMBCZ (High active) Note STMBC Serial send to MMP from BY-29. SRNBC -~ Serial receive to BY-29 fron NUP Eigure 1.2 Control interface connector (CONTP2 JZ). e (1) Hard disk interface -T- (92.04)8=SCSI interface Power (+12V, #5¥) e 0 ‘SA 7H SK 3h 1 9 7p 5] sh 1b 92 72 Sk sb 11 7M sf sit] 8] 7] 5] 3) 1 front OW 6h ole alt 2s of 83 6s als 2 0 ofa gia ale leon sh elt alt 2h.o} | | al 2 view Signal Direction Pin No. | Pin No. Nane WMP unit _- WARD DISK GROUND i 2 =a (0) See oH GROUND, 3 ‘ =p Ci) GROUND 5 6 =DB (2) | GROUND 7 3 =p (3) if GROUND 3 i0 =a Ce GROUND 12 =a C5) GROUND 14 =DB (6) GROUND 16 =0B C1) = GROUND 18 =e ( P) | “GRownp 20 GROvND 7 | GROUND 22 Ground @ GROUND | 24 GROUND = : a6 TERMPHR — GROUND 28 GRounp GROUND 30 GROUND GROUND a2 =ATH — GROUND, $4 GROUND GROUND 38 =BSY — GROUND 38 =ACK ——> GROUND 40 BST. ee GROUND 42 =NSG { —— GROUND 44 =SEL I eee GROUND 46 =¢/D ———— GROUND 48 =REO =— GROUND 50 =1/0 =—— Figuce 1.3: Disk interface connector [S$CS1]_ (DSKIP J1) front view Pin No. Wane Description +12¥ De +12¥ GROUND +12¥ Return GROUND + $V Return + 3¥ De + SV Rigure J.4 : Disk interface connector [power] (DSKIF J2) (92. 04)a1.4.3 Environment Data Operation Storage e Teaparature +10 to +55 C -25 to +70 * Humidity 10 to 90 % RE 5 to 100 % RH (Without condensation) 1.4.4 Applicable Standards - IBC 601.1 class 1 type B - UL 478 = CSA 22.2 nod 2._LNSTALLATION 2.1 INTRODUCTION The instructions to install the MMP 100Hz-unit in a BV29/BV26 system will be found in the System Service Manual. @ 2.2 TOOLS AND TEST EQUIPMENT This equipment can de installed with standard toolset. 2.3 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION Locate the MMP 100H2-unit on the shelf designed for this application and fix on the bottom with M4 screws. Connect the cables at the front of the MMP 100Hz-unit. (ref. figure 2.1) @ J1 Video input aN J2 Video output 1 (Active) ‘ @_J% Video output 2 (Reference) (BOARD) \ Be s @ 44 Video outpe: 9 (¥TR) (BOARD) =. iinEo2 | SCANC “ PROSL ® = PROS? or Power =| PROS2D input — IMAGE —] CINEMS2 oF | CINEL28 CONTP2 =| DSKLE Control interface(Rs422) Disk interface(power) © Disk interface(scs!) ‘ ® Sasso 21s tonnes ors as chs con naked oF the we 2UAsuELE -9- (92.04)8G_SETTING TO WORK 3.1 INTRODUCTION Peb's are factory adjusted but in case of a disturbance of the adjustment, it can be necessary to re-adjust. Therefore in section 4. CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE an additional description for adjustments is given. NOTE +The unit does not work properly with peb’s on extender boards because of the high frequency used. -Pactory adjustments completed at shipping. No re-adjustnonts are required on first systen installation. 3.2 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED “Standard toolset 3.3 CONTROLS AND INDICATORS 3.3.1 A/D_D/A Converter boards (VIDE02) “LED VIDEO2-D3 (PLL LOCK) is lit when the PLL-osciilator is locked vith the incoming video. (Ref. Figure 8.2) 3.3.2 Error Display During the power up, @ power-up selftest is done, and the LED disolay on tho CONTP2 board indicate errors, if any. During power-up, error codes 0001-0018 can be indicated. For contents of the power-up selftest, see paragraph 4.6.2. If power-up is successful, the error display is blanked. During operation, error code 0001-8kce can be indicated (Ref. Pigure 9.1) -10- (92. 04)A4.3.3 Error list ® ERROR CODE DESCRIPTION Board related to errors gOOL o002 BUS ERROR All boards 9003 ADDRESS ERROR CONTP2 004 ILLEGAL INSTRUCTION CONTP2 0005 ZERO DIVIDE CONTP2 0006 CHK INSTRUCTION CONTP2 0007 TRAPVY INSTRUCTION CONTP2 0008 PRIVILEGE VIOLATION CONTP2 0009 TRACE CONTP2 000A LINE 1010 EMULATOR CONTP2 0008 LINE 1111 EMULATOR CONTP2 000C [ 000d I 0008 | OOP UNINITIALIZED INTERRUPT | CONTP? e@ 0010 PEPE et oott Becerra cee 0012 a BEESEHe 001s a I Seat oo I [bons aE) t 0016 a Hl 0017 See i __| (tors SPURIOUS INTERRUPT CONTP2 [ 5100 CPU ROM CHECK SUM ERROR __| contr? $101 CPU RAM CHECK ERROR CONTP2 $102 TEXT RAM CHECK ERROR CONTP2 (ACTIVE MONITOR) | 5108 TEST RAN CHECK ERROR CONTP2 L (REFERENCE MONITOR) 4 Hy L 1100 SUB CPU ROM CHECK SUM ERROR i POsTP 7101 SUB_CPU RAM CHECK ERROR POSTP e BKCC DISK ERROR # DSKIF, DiSK # Ko: sense key CC : sense code Refer chapter 4.6 Figure 4.21 and 4,22 Figure $.1 Brror code =u (92.0498 BE ea ate eS EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE SEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EERE EEE SEES E EEE EEE3.4 ADJUSTMENT FACILITIES PLL LOCK D_ ® @ —-® Oo 2 ® SCANC ® PROS2 or e— puace. | CENEMS32 or a7 Cine 128 coNTP2 DSKIF POSTP + Loca / RESET + Use for fanctional test Figure 8.2 Controls and indication of MMP 100Mz-unit — (1) A/D D/A Converter board (¥IDEO2) @ INPUT GAIN (vR10) = The naxinum amplitude for the A/D convertor. (Factory-adjusted to 1100n¥) @ INPUT DC LEVEL (¥R5) The zero level for the A/D converter. (Pactory-adjusted) @ TEST VIDEO SWITCH (Si): Displays a grayscale test pattern at the active TV monitor. @ TV LINE SELECT (s2) 0/50; 625 lines/ S0Hz, 525 lines/ 601z non~interlaced 120/100 ; 625 lines/100Hz, 525 lines/120lz interlaced © OUTIL GAIN (VR12) : The amplitude for the video output! (Active TV-aonitor) (Factory-adjusted to 1100nV) ® ovti pe LEVEL (vR27) Black level for the video output 1. (Factory-adjusted to ) ® oure GAIN (¥RI7) = The amplitude for the video output? (Reference TY-nonitor) (Factory-adjusted to 1100n¥) @® OUT2 DC LEVEL (¥R28) : Black level for the video output 2. (Factory-adjusted to 0 av) @® OUTS GAIN (R22) = The amplitude for the video outputs (for VTR) ; (Pactory-adjusted to 1100n¥) @ OUTS DC LEVEL (¥R29) : He Black level for the video output 3. (Factory-adjusted to 0 nv) -12~ (92.04)4(2) SCAN Converter board (SCANC) @ CHARACTER BRIGHTNESS (S¥1) : The amplitude for the text characters. (Factory-adjustde to §85aY) position prightness(her)] position brightness (hex) 0 oF 3 BF 1 iP ¥9 oF 2 2F, I A AP 3 3P B BE 4 aF c cr s 5P D DE 6 oF E 2EE 7 TP I F FF Pisure 3.3 (3) Noise reducer board (PROS1) notion detect circuit. (SW2) funetion sition +1 x1 2 x2 @ Detection level select for subtructed data between the frames of the 3 x4 4 no movenent detection Figure 2.4 ® A coefficient select for circuit. (SW1) osition function 20 0 =15 m4 =13 H12 =i =10 <9 =13- the temporal filter of the notion detect osition function 8 (92. 04)a(4) Image processing board (PROS2) @ Offset adjust for the subtraction data in the MAP mode. (SW1) @ osition | offset (hex) sition | offset(hex 00 80 10 90 20 40 20 BO 40 co 50 Do 60 £0 7 10 Fo Figure 3.6 ® The amplitude select for the subtraction data in the MAP mode. (SW2)_ josition. ain osition ain 40 xi 8 x 1 x2 a x2 2 xd xt 3 x1 peceate @ 4 xt xl 5 x2 | 12 | 6 x4 | I x4 7 xt | | x1 Pigure 3.7 (5) Image memory board (IMAGE) ® CURSOR BRIGHTNESS (Sw) The amplitude for the cursor display. osition brightness(hex)] position [brightness (hex) 0 oF 3 aF iF, oF oF AF 3P BF. 4F CF e SF DF 6P EF TF FF Eisure 26 Note: # means factory setting. 3.5 INITIAL SETTINGS OF TY MONITOR MESSAGES Mode information 1 oft Hospital data display : off Patient date display : off Fra/sec Beet Ave etal Move Eig ole At power-on, the BY29/BV26 sends data to override the , e initial settings of the Scopofix-MMP 100Hz. -u- (92,0498@ os umovucrion This section gives procedures for adjustments, replacements and identification of faulty parts which are to be replaced and not repaired. 4.2 PERAIR POLICY Repair is done by replacing defective parts with new parts. Parts of Scopofix-MMP 100Hz are p.c.boards, backpanel with rack and complete MMP 100% memory. For code numbers, refer to spare parts list. 4.3 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED @ _ tttiara toolset ~ oscilloscope (dual channel. Bandwidth is S0MHz or higher.) - digital voltmeter Dual channel oscilloscope and digital volt meter are required. Sone setup shown is necessary preceding to adjustment. 4.4 SBT UP OP TEST EQUIPMENT Before starting with adjustment, connect test equipment as follows [step 1] Connect video source (1100m¥) to video-in or use internal TEST VIDEO nal (1100nV) if any video input is not available. TEST VIDEO can be operated by SW 1 on VIDEO2 board. @ tse Connect two "BNC TEE ADAPTOR ‘s betyeen Video out 1,2 and TV monitors with 15 ohm coax cable. Connect the TEE adaptor to oscilloscope in order to observe video output signal. Refer to Fig.4.1 TEE video ADAPTORS TV monitor video out 1 cm 1 Video in SCOPOFIX ue source “WMP 100H2 | video $seilloscopd a out 2 ; TV monitor video 2 out 3 e Eigt.l Video signal adiustment setup ~15~ (92. 04)44.4.1 Adjustments Video signal adjustments can be performed by on board facilities e@ if necessary. Adjustments are: INPUT GAIN BLACK LEVEL OUTPUT GAIN OUTPUT DC LEVEL Adjusting potentioneters and check points are located on VIDEO2 board. Test video genarator This feature allows operation of Scopofix-MMP 100Hz without video input source. Press test video switch on board YIDZ02, and press hand or footswitch. The active monitor shows full frane ranp pattern (grayscale), see figure 4.2. Test video can also be selected without radiation. @ Refer to chapters 6-1 and 6.3. TEST VIDEO can be operated dy the switch (SWI TEST VIDEO) on VIDzZ02 board. . NOTE Factory adjustments completed at shipping. No re-adjustments are required on first system installation. Procedural sequence is to be noted when done, and steps for each adjustment are shown in brackets [ ] @ iva: Output gain adjustment OUTPUT GAIN adjusts digital to analog conversion ratio. To adjust output gain, The TEST VIDEO signal is used for video input (Step 1] Set to FLUORO mode and Noise reduction OFF. (AVG 0) {Step 2] Follow procedure chapter 4.6.1 and 4.6.3 to display test pattern on TV monitor. (Step §) Cheek video out 1 signal on oscilloscope, turn OUT-1/CAIN potentioneter (VR12) on VIDEO2 board to get 1.1 volt peak-to-peak(+ 2%) at 100% white picture part of the signal. (see Fig. 4.2) 7 16- (92. 04)Ahorizontal syne A horizontal video waveform of the TEST VIDEO Fig.d.2 Output gain adjustment (Step 4] Press FIX button . Verify output amplitude for video out 2. (step 5) Change coax cable connection from video out 2 to video out 3. e Verify output amplitude for video out 3 4.4.9 Black level adjustment (Step 1] Set in FLUORO mode, and Noise reduction OFF. [Step 2] Press hand or footswitch and check video out 1 signal on oscilloscope (Step 3] Adjust to minimize the difference (0425 mV) between blanking level and black level with IN/LEVEL potentiometer (VRS) on VIDE02 board MOTE @ Black level must not be lower than Blanking level Lower adjusting of BLACK LEVEL results in video output clipped at black part. /——— black level blanking level Video output waveform (ramp) {A horizontal line] Fig.4.8 Black level, e -i- (82. 04)44.4.4 Input gain adjustment NOTE OUTPUT GAIN and BLACK LEVEL must be correct for this adjustrent (step 1] change coax cable connection from video out 1 to video source. Check amplitude of video source on oscilloscope. and after that, restore coax cable. [step 2] Set the unit to FLUORO mode of operation. i (Step 3] : Press hand or footswith and check video out i signal on oscilloscope. Compare it with amplitude of video source step 1. (step 4] If there is a difference of peak-to-peak amplitude between t¥o video signals, perform the INPUT GAIN adjustment by IN/GAIN potentioneter (B10) on VIDEO2 board. (Step 5] Check if tvo video signals have equal peak-to-peak aaplitude repeating steps 1 and 2-3 [Step 6] Press FIX button Check if video out 2 signal is identical to video in with step 5. 4.4.5 Output DC level adjustment MOTE DC level of both Video-outputs should be correct for this adjustment. {step 1] Set in FLUORO mode. [step 2] Press “TEST VIDEO ' switch (on VIDE02 board) and keep. (Step 3] Press hand or footswitch while keeping TEST VIDEO switch pressed. Check test pattern is displayed on TY monitor 1 [step 4] ' Check DC level of video out 1 signal 0+100 nV at blanking part with respect to ground, with OUT-1/LEVEL potentiometer (VR 27) on VIDEOZ ~18~ (92,048board. [Step 5] Press FIX button and perform adjustments in the same manner for video out 2 vith OUT-2/LEVEL potentioneter(VR28). [step 6] Change coax cable connection from video out 2 to video out 3. Perform adjustnents in the same manner for video out 3 with OUT-3/LEVEL potentioneter(¥R29). -18- (92.048e caution Switch off BV29/BV26 when disconnecting circuit boards (1) Remove 8 screvs @ (Ref. fig 4.4) to remove board support @ Sari 4,5 REMOVALS and DISASSEMBLY OF P.C BOARDS @ | (2) Open retractor on the circuit board, going to be disconnected (Ref. fig 4.5) pa kao —— <—~“OPEN open Rea feeiagie £ @ 3) then disconnected trom connectors, pull the voard, Remove board carefully. 2 (92.04)A Sve cc eee cede eee4.8 FUNCTIONAL TEST AND FAULT FINDING PROCEDURE The funetional tests can be carried out {f power-on is successful. 46.1 Introduction The functional tests of MMP 100Bz unit are available by the selection of switches on CONTP2-board. The test parameters are displayed on the active monitor, and the fault finding is available to those paraneters. 4.6.1.1 Control and indicator The following switches of CONTP2-board are used for the functional test 1) RESET SWITCH (momentary snitch) i Use only when the MMP 100Hz unit enters to the test mode. 2) MODE SWITCH A rotary sviteh to select 0~P, Test paranoters are selected refering to the menu on active nonitor. NoTE Return the mode switch position to “0” after the functional test. | (CONTP2 board) | 5) LOCAL SWITCH (momentary switch) After a test parameter is selected, the functional test is executed by pushing the LOCAL switch, or return to previous menu. 4.6.1.2 Start of test Keep the LOCAL switch pushed, and press the RESET switch shortly to enter the test node, The main menu is displayed on the active monitor, see figure 4.5, 4.6.1.8 TV mode selection The 625L/S0Hz TV mode is selected at the start node of functional test. 525L/60Hz is selected by pushing the LOCAL switch at the MODE switch of “0” position, 4.6.1.4 Cursor and asterisk A cursor appears on the active monitor, and shows the current position selected by the MODE switch. An asterisk(#) appears to show the default values for the Functional test and/or selections. 4.6.1.5 Display during test execution, The vord “executing” is displayed on the Zist character line of active noni tor. ~2l- (92. 04)44.6.2 Main menu ‘The main menu is to select the interface board and disk for test, and the active monitor shows as per the following Figure 4.6. The CINEM(CINEWS2, CINE128), PROS2, DSKIP and POSTP boards are optional, and “not installed” text appears as per the Figure 4.7 when those boards are not installed. Even the PROS2D (dummy board for PROS2) board is installed, “not installed” text appears when the PROS? board is not installed There are tvo types of CINEM board, and “CINBM board (32 frames)" or “CINEM board (128 frames)” appears depending on installed memory capacity. Main nenu 2 625/525 toggle . YIDEO board PROS1 board PROS2 board IMAGE board CINEM board (32 frames) CONTP board DSKIF board : POSIP board : Disk unit : Test pattern D: Self test Pigure 4.6 Main menu Wain menu 2 625/525 toggle VIDEO board : PROS1 board : PROS2 board (not installed) IMAGE board : CINEM board (not installed) CONTP board DSKIF board (not installed) POSTP board (not installed) Disk unit Test pattern D: Self test Figure 4.7 Main menu (ghen optional boards are not installed, ) When the DSKIF board is not installed, the main menu text is shown 2s per the _ Figure 4.8. ‘ ‘The CINEM board test is done by using the buffer menory on DSKIF board, so “DSKIP not installed” text appears, and the functional test is not possible. ~~ (92.004also the test patterns are generated by using the DSKIF board, and the test pattern menu does not appear when DSKIF board is not installed. Main menu 625/525 toggle VIDEO board PROS1 board PROS2 board IMAGE board CINEM board (DSKIF not installed) CONTP board DSKIF board (not installed) POSTP board Disk unit Test pattern eae es ere eee ete D: Self test e Figure 4.8 Main menu (when the DSKIP board is not installed.) +Selection 0 625/525 toggle Bach tine the local switch is pushed, the TY mode changes fron 625 to 525, or 525 to 628. It takes approxisately 7 seconds to switch over between $26 and 626. During this period the display of (528) or (628) is erased, and it apears after the completion of sriteh over. + Selection 1 VIDEO board Go to the sub menu of VIDEO board. + Selection 2 PROS! board Go to the sub menu of PROSI board. + Selection ¢ PROS? board e Go to the sub menu of PROS2 board. + Selection 4 IMAGE board Go to the sub nenu of INAGE board. + Selection § CINEM board Go to the sub nenu of CINEM board. + Selection 6 CONTP board Go to the sub menu of CONTP board. + Selection 7 DSKIP board Go to the sub menu of DSKIF board. + Selection 8 POSTP board Go to the sub menu of POSTP board. +Selection 8 Disk unit e Go to the sub menu of Disk unit. -23- (92. 04)4+ Selection A Test pattern Go to the sub menu of test pattern. e + Selection D Self test (including memory test) Execute self test, and display the result on the 28rd line of the active monitor. Time needed about 1 minutes without cine merory board, 4 ninutes with CINENS2 board (82 franes) and 14 minutes vith CINE128 board (128 franes). Items of self test are following. DSKIF buffer menory test CONTP active monitor text ram test CONTP reference monitor text ran test IMAGE active menory test IMAGE reference nenory test CINEM cine nemory test Disk unit test Items of self test at pover on are folloving. CONTP rom test CONTP ran test e@ CONTP active monitor text ram test CONTP reference monitor text ran test Disk unit test POSTP rom test POSTP ram test ee (22. 04)A4.6.9 VIDEO board menu When the VIDEO board menu is selected, the active monitor shows as per the following Figure 4. 9. VIDEO board menu 0: Main menu 1: Status display 2: Test video on #3: Test video off igure 4.9 VIDEO board nenu + Selection 0 Main menu Return to the main menu, + Selection 1 Status display Display syne detect and PLL lock status to LED as per the following Figure 4.8. LED 4 LEDS) LED 2 LED 1 1 ofr | oFF 0 NO SYNC DETECT 1 s¥N¢ DETECT PLL UNLOCK 1 PLL Lock Figure 4.9 Status display + Selection 2 Test video on The test video signal generated by MMP-unit(refer to Figure 2.3) * Selection $ Test video off The input signal is video input (refer to Figure 2.3) ‘The contrary operation of selection 2. (82. 04)44.6.4 PROS1 board menu e When the PROS! board menu is selected, the active sonitor shows as per the following Figure 4.10. PROS1 board menu 0: Main menu 2 WR 1/8 set 2 WR 1/4 set 2 NR 1/2 set : WR 1/1 set 1 UR 1/8 set with MD WR 1/4 set with MD WR 1/2 set with MD WR 1/1 set with MD MD 0 set »D 2 set MD 4 set e MD 6 set + Selection 0 Main menu Return to the main menu. + Selection 1 NR 1/8 set Set noise reduction factor(k) to 1/8. *Selection 2 NR 1/4 set Set noise reduction factor(k) to 1/4. + Selection 3 NR 1/2 set Set noise reduction factor(k) to 1/2. ® + Selection 4 NR 1/1 set Set noise reduction factor(k) to 1/1. + Selection § NR 1/8 set with MD Set noise reduction factor(k) to 1/8 with motion detection. +Selection 6 NR 1/4 set with MD Set noise reduction factor(k) to 1/6 vith motion detection. + Selection 7 NR 1/2 set with MD Set noise reduction factor(k) to 1/2 with notion detection. + Selection 8 NR 1/1 set with MD . Set noise reduction factor(k) to 1/1 e with notion detection, ~26- (92..04)4+ Selection 9 MD 0 set Set motion detection factor to 0. + Selection A ND 2 set Set motion detection factor to 1. + Selection B MD 4 set Set motion detection factor to 2. + Selection C WD 6 set Set motion detection factor to 3. 4.6.5 PROS2 board menu When the PROS2 board menu is selected, the active monitor shows as per the following Figure 4.11. PROS2 board menu #0: Main menu : Pluoro node set Sub mode set Max mode set 4: Map mode set Figure 4.11 PROS2 board renu + Selection 0 Main menu Return to the main menu. + Selection 1 FLUORO node The store mode is selected for Clil (active monitor), and the LOCAL switch acts as the enable signal. During the LOCAL svitch is PLUORO mode is excuted, and the last inage is displayed at the svitch-off. + Selection 2 SUB mode set The store mode is selected for both Cll and CHzZ (reference nonitor), and the LOCAL switch acts as the enable signal. When the LOCAL switch is pushed, SUB mode is processed. + Selection $ MAX mode set The store mode is selected for both Clil and Cli2 and the LOCAL s¥itch acts as the enable signal. When the LOCAL switch is pushed, MAX mode is processed. + Selection 4 MAP mode set The store mode is selected for both Clil and CH2, and the LOCAL switch acts as the enable signal. ; The first push for INJECT phase, and second for CATH phase. -a- (92,.04)4,When the IMAGE board menu is selected, the active monitor shows as per the following Figure 4. 12. IMAGE board aeau 0: Main nenu 41: Active menory vrite on 2: Active nenory vrite off 43: Reference nenory write on 4: Reference nenory write off 5: Circular blanking on #6: Circular blanking off Ts Swap 8: Lut write (C85, B=127) 9: Lut write (C=120, Be121) A: Lut write (C=88, B>160) Active menory test : Reference nenory test 4.6.6 IMAGE board menu e Figure 4.12 IMAGE board nenu | *Selection 0 Main menu | Return to the main menu. + Selection 1 Active menory write on Select the “monitor” status for the active menory. +Selection 2 Active menory vrite off Select the “freeze” status for the active memory. + Selection 3 Reference memory write on Select the “monitor” status for the reference menory, + Selection 4 Reference memory write off Select the “freeze” status for the referencce nenory, + Selection 7 Sxap Swap the active monitor and reference monitor images. + Selection 8 Lut write(C=8§, Be127) Write to the LUT. + Selection 9 Lut write(C=120, B=127) Write to the LUT. +Selection A Lut write(C=88, B=160) Write to the LUT, + Selection B Active menory test Execute read/write test to the active menory and display the result on the 28rd character line of active monitor as below. e When no error is detected; “IMAGE active memory test OK ~28- (92. 04)4When an error is detected; “IMAGE active memory test error” + Selection C Reference memory test Execute read/write test to the reference menory, and display the result on the 28rd character line of active monitor. When no error is detected; “IMAGE reference memory test OK” When an error is detected: “IMAGE reference memory test error” ee TADRS = xxxx, WD = xxex, RD = xxx" 4.6.7. CINEM board menu When the CINEM board menu is selected, the active monitor shows as per the e folloving Figure 4.18, When the CINEN board with 128 frames type is installed the menu is shown as “CINEM board menu (128 frames)” CINEM board menu (32 franes) 0: Main menu 1: Cine menory test Eleure 4.13 CINEM board menu, + Selection 0 Main aenu Return to the nain menu. + Selection 1 Execute read/vrite test to the cine menory via buffer nenory of DSKIF board, and display the result on the 23rd character line of active sonitor. When no error is detected; “Cine memory test OX When an error is detected: “Cine memory test error” “CINE NO. = xx, ADRS = xxxx, WD = xxxx, RD = xxxx” —3- (92. 04)A4.6.8 CONTP board menu When the CONTP board menu is selected, the active monitor shows as per the e following Figure 4.14. CONTP board menu : Main menu 625 (502) set 525(80Rz) set Left margin set (current value = ) Text clear(active monitor) Text clear(reference noni tor) Text test pattern(active monitor) Text test pattern(reference monitor) Text ram test (active monitor) Text ran test (reference soni tor) Date & time display on Date & time display off Date & time set sub menu e : LED test Figure 4.14 CONTP board menu + Selection @ Main munu Return to the main menu. +Selection 1 625($0Hz) set Set the TY node to 625 lines/S0Hz. + Selection 2 §28(60Hz) set Set the TY mode to 25 lines/60ltz. +Selection 3 Left margin set(current value=) Bach time the LOCAL switch is pushed, the left text margin value e is incremented by 1. The adjustable left text margin area is from 0 to 15. + Selection 4 Text clear (active monitor) Bach time the LOCAL switch is pushed, the text on the active monitor is displayed or erased. (toggle operation) + Selection § Text clear(reference monitor) Clear text on the reference sonitor. + Selection § Text test pattern(active nonitor) Display whole characters on the active monitor. + Selection 7 Text test patten(reference soni tor) Display whole characters on the reference monitor. -30- (92,04)+ Selection 8 Text ran test(active monitor) Execute read/vrite test to the text ram of active monitor, and dis~ e@ play the result on the 23rd character line of active monitor. When no error is detected; “CONTP text ram test(active monitor) OK” When an error is detected; “CONTP text ram test(active monitor) error” TADRS = xxxx, WD = xnxx, RD = 0xxx” «Selection 9 Text ram test(reference monitor) Execute read/write test to the text ran of reference monitor. and display the result .on the 28rd character line of active monitor. When no error is detected; “CONTP text ram test(reference nonitor) OX” "CONTP text ram test(reference monitor) error” “ADRS = xxxx, WD = xxxx, RD = xxxx™ + Selection A Date & time display on Display date and time on the upper-right corner of active nonitor. +Selection B Date & time display off Clear date and time display. +Selection C Date & tine set sub nenu e Display date and tine. Go to the sub menu to change date & tine, + Selection D LED test “0,4,2,8" is displayed on LED, and is incremented by approxinately each second. ~3- (92. 04)44.6.9 Date & tine set sub menu When the sub menu of date & time set is selected, the active monitor shoxs e currently active date and time, and the menu as per the following Pigure 15. Date & tine set sub menu 0: CONTP board menu 1: Year increment 2: Month increnent 3: Day increment 4: Hour increment 5: Minute increment e Eigute 4.15 Date & tine set sub menu + Selection 0 CONTP board menu Return to the CONTP board menu. + Selection 1 Year increment Each tine the LOCAL svitch is pushed, the year is increnented by 1 Whon the LOCAL switch is Kept pushed, the year is increnented con~ tinuously. + Selection 2 Month increment Bach tine the LOCAL switch is pushed, the nonth is incremented by 1, then the LOCAL switch is kept pushed, the month is incremented e continuously. + Selection $ Day increment Each time the LOCAL switch is pushed, the day is incremented by 1. When the LOCAL switch is kept pushed, the day is incremented con- tinuously. * Selection 4 Hour increment Bach time the LOCAL svitch is pushed, the hour is incremented by 1. When the LOCAL switch is kept pushed, the hour is incremented con- tinuously. + Selection § Minute Bach tine the LOCAL svitch is pushed, the minute is increnented by ‘ 1, When the LOCAL switch is kept pushed, the minute is incremented (92. 04)A4.6.10 DSKIF board menu When the DSKIF board menu is selected, the active monitor shows as per the following Figure 4.16. DSKIP board menu 0: Main menu Buffer memory test Pigure 4.16 DSKIP board nenu @ + Selection 0 Main nenu Return to the main menu, + Selection 1 Buffer nenory test Execute read/write test to the buffer menory, and display the result on the 23rd character line of active monitor, When no error is detected; “DSKIP buffer memory test OX” When an error is detected; “DSKIF buffer memory test error” “ADRS = xnxx, WD = xexe, RD = xxxx7 4.6.11 POSTP board menu When the POSTP menu is selected, the active monitor shows as per the following Figure 4.17. e POSTP board menu 0: Main menu Cpu ran test Graphic ram test Eigure 4.17 POSTP board menu + Selection 0 Main nonu Return to the main menu. + Selection 1 ram test Execute read/write test of the Cpu ran, and display the result on the 28rd character line of active monitor. When no error is detected; “POSTP ran test OK” When an error is detected: e “POSTP ram test error” TADRS= xxxx, WD = ncxx, RD = eee” 33~ (92. 04)4+ Selection 2 Graphic ran test Exeeute read/write test of the graphic ram, and display the result on the 28rd character Iine of active monitor @ When no error is detected: “POSTP graphic ran test OK" When an error is detected: “POSTP graphic ran test error” TADRS = xxx, HD = xnnx, RD = xxxx” 4.6.12 Disk unit menu When the disk unit menu is selected, the active monitor shows as per the following Figure 4. 18. E Disk unit menu 0: Main menu 1: Hard disk self test Hard disk read test Hard disk buffer status Eigure 4.18 Disk unit menu + Selection 0 Main menu Return to the main menu. e + Selection 1 Hard disk self test (The disk unit has the self test cylinder outside of user area, and execute self test including read/write operation to the cylinder.) The disk type is displayed on the 8th line ofthe active monitor as per the following Pigure 4.19 The test result is given under the sense key and sense code as per figure 4.28 and 4.24, and displayed the lover direction on the active monitor. When an error is detected, replace the disk unit. Disk unit is NEC D9886 ©0001 (92. 04)4+ Selection 2 Hard disk read test Read hard disk image nr.1 to 190, and display the the nusber of good @ and error images on the 12-18th line of active monitor as per the following fron; good image (disk) = ges error image (disk) = cee pan nnn nnn nnn nnn pan _ona ‘where: gee : Total number of correct inage. eee : Total number of read error image. nnn : error image number in 3 digits. . Elgure 4.20 + Selection $ Hard disk buffer status . Status of alternate(buffer) area is tested and displayed on the e 11-19 line of active aonitor. aaa gaa aaa aaa aaa aaa_aaa vhere: aaa represents the following 3 cases free not used error cannot use because of read or write error. nnn used as the alternative of image nr. nnn, Figure 4.21, NOTE Format procedure for hard disk is described -5- (92. 04)A4.6.13 Test pattern menu When the test pattern menu is selected, the active monitor displays as per e@ the following Figure 4. 22. Test pattern menu 0: Main nenu Mono ramp iéstep Cross hatch Slanting cross Vertical sveep Horizontal bar code Vertical bar code menu on/off Eigure 4.22 Test pattern menu + Selection 0 Main menu Return to the main menu. + Selection 1~7 When the LOCAL svitch is pushed, the selected test pattern i displayed on both active and reference nonitor. —38 (92. 04)A,Sense Key Deseription oH No sense: No error in the drive. un Recovered error: Command completed normally by the drive’s oun retry function. aH Not ready: Indicates that the drive cannot be accessed. : ] a Wediun error: Indicates the error due to nedium during read/write operation ~ error cannot be recovered by retry. . aH Hardware error: Indicates the hardvare error where noraal command execution cannot de cospleted. sa Illegal request: Brror in command data fron initiator - coxnand can not be executed. | oH Unit attention: The drive has been reset. | 1 write protected: Write operation conmand received when in write | protect status. | cc Aborted command: Command from initiator aborted by the drive. -3I- (92. 04)4,Sense | Sense Description e Code Key t 00H OH No Sense lo drive failure - conmands executed o1n 4H Yo index/sector signal Index/sector signal not detected during read/write operation. oat 4H No seek complete Seek operation not completed normally when a seek operation... 03H 4K Write fault Write operation not completed normally due to fault generated in write circuit. e oat 2h | Not ready Drive cannot be accessed. 08H 4H No track 0 found Re-zero operation not completed normally when re-zero conmand executed after switching power on. ost 4H Track following error Off-track in excess of specified value generated during write operation. 1081 aH ID ECC error RCC error occured vhen ID field of target block was read cannot be recovered. e@ 108 aa [1D BCC error | Failure generated in drive read circuit ~ ID field cannot be read. un 3H Unrecovered read error in data block Error occcured in data field during read operation cannot be recovered by retry. 12i1 3H No address mark found in 1D field ID field not detected since 1D field address mark was not detected. 13H 3H No address mark found in data field Data field not detected since data field address mark was not detected. e@ Bigure 4.24 Sense Code (1) (92. 0494sense | Sense Description Code Tey LE st | No record found Target block no detected. 1st tn | Seek error ID date read fron cylinder differs from target value after seck operation. 1k ii | Read data recovered by read retry Data field read enabled by read retry i | Correction nade by ECC function when this sense code is used. 18k 1H | Read data recovered by ECC Error corrected by ECC function 19H si | Defect List error — Brror occured when reading defect list - nornal operation not possible. 1A SH | Parameter overrun Overrun oceurred during paraneter transfer. voi | sx | Invalid command operation code Abnornal command code in command descriptor block, or received command is supported by the drive. 2H 5H illegal block address Designation of block address greater than the number of drive blocks available. 24H 5H Ilegal field in CDB 7 Illegal byte after 2 in comaand descriptor block. 23H SH Invalid LUN Bits 7, 6, and 5 of byte 1 in command descriptor block are not 000. 26H sil Invalid field in parameter list Invalid contents in commend parazeter. 29H 6H Power on, reset, or bus drive reset The drive is in hard reset condition, and must be initialized by node select connand. Figure 4.24 Sense Code (2) (92. 04)4Sense | Sense Description | Code Key 2H 6 | Node select paraneter changed Mode select parameter has been changed by another initiator. aH 3h | Mediun format failure Wormal formatting not completed. 308 1H | No spare location on same cylinder Spare location on soae cylinder used since no spare location was | available on sane cylinder. | 40K aH RAM error : | Error in data buffer RAM detected during dlagnosis. an 4 | Data path diagnostic failure Error in ECC circuit detected during diagnosis. aH ai | Power on diagnostic failure Drive fatlure detected during auto diagnosis after switching poser on, If failure is indicated by another sense code, that code has priority. 43H di | Message reject error Message reject” massage received from initiator. 4H 4H Select/reselect failure Reselection was unsuccessful. anh 48 SCSI interface parity error Parity error detected in data from initiator. 48 BH Initiator detected error Initiator detected error” message received fron initiator. 49H BE Inappropriate/illegal message Message which cannot be supported by the drive has been received Eigure 4.24 Sense Code (3) ~40- (92. D4)A&_CLRCUIT DESCRIPTION See figure 5.1 and block diagram SNB-0081 @ Operational Functions All funetions are controlled via RS-422 interface. (1) Image improvenent -Noise Reduction with motion detection -Windowing (2) Image protocols -Fluoro Subtraction -Maxinum Opacification ~Roadnapping e@ (3)Storage Facilities (A) Text -Cineloop memory and storage Cine run replay Stop cine run Select image cine run Cine run edit -Inage storage (Hard disk) Store Retrieve image display “Text on/off -User inforaation Mode information (5) Image svap (6)Post processing ~Zoon Measure “Mosaic erres (82. 00)8n= wr (92. 04)4 (aod) un asia ava (1898) 1eu3 ys yosiu09 ASVA AVL (sa) (8a) (ud) (sa) 8Z1ANI9 70 disod a1ysa (G4 t4tNoo ZENENTD <—_> 4 aang Joz}u09 s0sang fpoessoyur xstp prey l<4 Tor3wos 3x91 Axowo outg Buyssav01d 180g frowow 105 40g [oxwos 0184s ouNoD * ‘aLOHaE 4 (wosan9) Nay ! ¥ EE yeusys posywoo suyuyy | I (ua) |-—> & io oga14 (ra) (a) (ta) (oa) P ” (onawaaat) a@OVWNI >| azsoud 0 ONVOS ZOaGIA |—i- > Ino ogdia Buyss @SOUd be woLvaaNaa ONTNTL (an149¥) ~003d SUIMOpUYA aupssevoid dew 91907 3007N39 | —+—s T 1nd 080th fsowou wo} res0d9 | peoy/do xeu/ans uo} 3onpoz 0s TOK Jo, x9Ati09 UeDg wauuganoo va'd/v| fe—_— I ogdIA5.2 VIDEO2 BOARD Two identical processing circuits are provided for dual moniter operation. @ The input video signal is connected to Ji and via analog switch, LPP. video amplifier, clamping circuit and buffer send to the A/D converter. The clamped video is converted into an 8 bit digital signal. The composit syne pulse fron the video signal are separated by sync separator and send to the PLL circuit. The PLL circuit is arranged on the board. The PLL osellators, lockd by the horizontal syne is runnig at a frequency of about S4NHz/S25, 48MHz/625 and applied to tining generator and another boards The sync detector checks lack of input video signal and switches PLL input signal to internal horizontal rate pulse that is acerate X-tal OSC. The D/A converter (OUT 1 and OUT 2) is given 8 bit data from the SGANC board and perform conversion at the double frequency rate with A/D converter, and the D/A converter (OUT 8) perfore conversion at sane rate with A/D converter The output signal of the D/A converter passes through clamping circuit, LPF, and composit syne mixer to output video buffer. @ 5.5 scave soar Scan conversion fora S25lines/60Hz, 628lines/s0lz interlaced image data to 525lines/120Hz, 625lines/100Hz interlaced image data or S25lines/G0Hz, 625 lines/S0Hz non-interlaced image data is performed at this board Inage data from the IMAGE board is mixed with the text data from the CONTP2 board, and sent to scan converting memory circuit. At the sane time, that image data sent to the VIDEO2 board (image data for video out 4). Scan converted image data sent to the YIDEO2 board as a double frequency image for video out 1 and 2.. 5.4 PROS1 BOARD To reduce an input noise, an averaging is done to the digitized input image from VIDEO2 board. The factor of averaging is selected together vith the e@ notion detection factor(n). The noise reduction {is done by an recursive filter, and the factor is selected by the external host. ° Noise reduction off 1 : a 1/2 (with motion detection) a : a 1/4 (with motion detection) 4 - H 1/6 = (with motion detection) § 7 2 1/8 (with motion detection) 8 . . 1/8 (without motion detection) The noise reduction factor is expressed under AVG 1. The motion detection uses 5x3 karne] to switch-off the recursive filter circuitry when the motion detection factor is larger than the designated threshold level. The default value can be set by service personel in field for the flouro, and SUB/MAX/MAP modes. The n (noise reduction) and m (notion detection) can be set for Flouro and other enable modes. and the values are kept until the next e connand. (Refer to the software specification.) -8- (92. 04)4Motion Detection The difference between two consecutive franes(=comparison of each pixel base between current and previous frame) and the edge signal (the largest value among neighbored pixel of same frame) are processed to make 4 step motion levels for each pixel. And the majority calculation is done inside of 5x3 karnel to decide the motion level of the pixel. Noise Reduction Except the case that neither motion dection nor noise reduction is used, 5 steps of recursive filters are available to make combination between the n detection as per the figure 5.2. nov (m) ave(n) 0-7 8-15 16-23 24-63 don't 0 Ww WA "A wh care 6 | oie 4/2 v/a wn tT 1/4 4 w/t 1/4 | a 1/8 1/8 JB 1/8 o I 1 1/2 1/2 Ve 1/2 | | 2 w/t 1/4 w/t 1/4 4 V/s 1/6 1/8 ve | 5 1/8 1/8 1/8 Ve 2 1 wt in 2 va 2 wt in 2 va 4 1/6 v4 1/2 WV 5 1/8 4 V2 V1 4 1 2 1/2 1/2 W1 z 1/4 1/4 1/2 1/1 4 1/6 V4 Va Wt 5 Ve 1% 1/6 i/t 6 1 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 2 Va wv V2 1/2 4 1/6 1/6 V4 1/2 5 1/8 1/6 Vs 1/2 cs Rigure §.2 Values for AVG and mov det. ~4- (92. 04)A5.5 PROS2 BOARD Subtraction, Maxinum opacification and Road napping processing is perforned at this board. A noise reduced data form the PROS1 board sent to MASK MEMORY. log conversion LUT and a data selector. The read data form MASK MEMORY is converted log data by LUT and subtracted from the {nput data. After this data Is passed gain select amp, add a gray level as background and sent to a data selector, MAX, and MAP processing circuit as a subtracted data. Compare a active menory data from the INAGE board with subtructed data, lover data is written in the MAX MEMORY and sent to data selector as a NAX data. A inverted data form MAX memory and @ subtraction data are sent to an adder, then the MAP data is gonerated. | These data are selected by data selector, after that sent to the INAGE board as a active nenory write data. 5.6 PROS2D BOARD This board is installed as a dumay of the PROS2 board. Timing of the image data form the PROS1 board is adjusted by the linenenory, and that data is sent to the IMAGE board as a active memory write data 5.7 IMAGE BOARD The avtive meory write data from the PROS2 or PROS2D board and the noise reduced data form the PROS board are send to the svap circuit After masked with circuler blanking, these data are witten to IMAGE MEMORY 1 and 2 The read data form IMAGE MEMORY 1 and 2 is sent to the VIDE02 board, via the LUT(xindow/level), the swap circuit and the cursor data mixing circuit Also, the write and read data from the INAGE MENORY 1 and 2 is sent to the CINEM board and DSKIF board as a image data. @ 5.5 civen soaro The CIKEN is prepared tvo types memory board. CINEWS2 and CINE125. The CINEN32 board has L6MW-Sbits capacity capable of 27MHz rate per vord read /yrite in order to store the image data in a real tine. This memory is controlled by the frame address form CPU (CONTP2 board), and nanaging at a unit of the frames. This board can be stored 32 images. The CiNE128 board has 64MW-8bits capacity and can be stored 128 images 5.9 CONTP2 BOARD The CONTP2 is a system controller using an microprocessor, and controls whole MMP boards by receiving commands via RS422 interface, and hardvare enable and take mask signals. An error brought during the system control fs displayed on 7 segnent LED on the board. The CONTP2 board also has a calender clock and text functions to display the -8- (92.04)8date, time and other text information. The text data and i by the SCANC board. (The CONTP2 board has the RS232C Interface, and can be used for the test r ) purpose. ) 5.10 DSKIF BOARD age are mixed-up The DSKIF baord works between the active memory of IMAGE board and the hard disk unit to do (1) data transfer, (2) disk control, (8) tranfer speed control by using on-board buffer memory, and (4) processing of mosaic inage. The store operation of an image and test data are done by video rate inage transfer from the active memory on IMAGE board to the buffer memory on DSKIF board, then to hard disk unit via SCSI interface and speed. During the data transfer from the buffer memory to hard disk, the re-constructed processing is done to retrieve a mosaic image at high speed. The retrieve operation is done by tranfering an image and text data in hard disk via SCSI interface into buffer memory, then to the active memory on r ) the INAGE boad, The image and its text does are alvays checked, and the text data disappears when a conflict occurs between inage and text codes ‘The buffer nenory on DSKIF board is used to display the digital test pattern, and to process the zoom operation. ‘The digital test pattern is displayed on the active monitor after the microprocessor on CONTP2 board writes the pattern to buffer memory. The zoom operation is done by tranfering an image from active memory to buffer memory. Then the microprocessor on POSTP board processes the zoom, and returns the processed image to the active memory on [MAGE board. 5.11 POSTP BOARD The POSTP board is to process the zoom operation by on-board microprocessor and to tbe generate graphic cursor. The zoom processing is done by transfering buffer nenory data to on-board e RAN, then writes back to the buffer menory after zoom processing vith interpolation. The graphic cursor is generated by writing to the on-board frane memory of 1024(H) x 1024(V) x 1bitsize. 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