DAGE XD7600NT OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSBASIC SAFETY INFORMATIONThis equipment generates and uses X-Rays that are harmful to human body. The effects are cumulativeand irreversible. In order to use this tool users are required to take the Basic X-Ray SAFETY courseoffered by the Office of Radiological Safety http://www.ors.gatech.edu . (A two hour training programfollowed by a test) and complete Form B that will authorize the user to use the equipment.Symbol MeaningIndicates that x-rays are emitted when the x-ray tube is energized.Indicates the presence of high voltages (can cause death or serious injury) within the equipment.Indicates the presence of poisonous material within the machine.Shielding methodsThe machine is lined with lead or lead glass in all areas where X-rays could otherwise escape through thecabinet. The thickness of the lead lining varies according to the power of the expected radiation at thatpoint. A Geiger Muller counter is placed near the glass door, in order to track the amount of radiationemitted from the tool. The tool is inspected for radiation (leakage) on a regular basis.Key switch Positions In the Power Off position, all functions of the machine are disabled. NEVER LEAVE THE KEYSWITCH AT THIS POSITION In the Power Enable position, the vacuum pumps and control computer are enabled, but allmotion and X-ray systems are disabled. In the X-ray Enable position, all functions of the machine become operational.Front access doorThe front door is locked by a latch that is electrically released unless the door release button is clicked.The interlocks are double-redundant, self-monitoring systems designed for safety.X-ray warningsThe illuminated x-ray generation warnings on the front of the machine indicate when X-rays have beenrequested (yellow), and when they are actually on (red). Red lamps above the rear access panel and atthe top rear corners of each side of the cabinet also indicate when X-rays are on.