(c) 2001, Control-X Medical, Inc.

STYLIX II
1755 Atlas Street
RADIOGRAPHIC TABLE
Columbus, OH 43228
1 (800) 777-XRAY INSTALLATION MANUAL

Document Number: 22-02-IM

Revision: "E"
Date Completed: 01-06-2014

REVISION HISTORY

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“A” 10.01.2000 Original release Whole document
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PLEASE READ THIS PAGE CAREFULLY

This equipment must be installed, operated and maintained with the understanding that
potential hazards exist for all that work with it unless necessary precautions are taken
against injury, death and/or property damage from high voltage and/or X-ray radiation.

The responsibility of the manufacturer is limited to providing adequate installation, operating

and service instructions and information about possible hazards. The manufacturer shall not
be liable for injury, loss of any kind, or non-compliance with the specifications, if it was a
result of improper handling, installation, operating, servicing, repair or maintenance of this
equipment.

Only properly trained and qualified service personnel should perform installation,
maintenance or repair. Failure to follow established safety procedures and practices could
result in serious bodily injury or death and/or property damage. This equipment employs
lethal voltages that may be present even if power is disconnected. Always make sure that
the power is turned off and the energy storage capacitors are discharged before attempting
any repair or other work on any circuits in this equipment.

When this equipment is operated in conjunction with X-ray tubes and energized, X-rays will
be produced. All persons working with X-rays must take necessary precautions to protect
themselves against the effects of X-ray radiation. This equipment is designed to operate as
a part of an X-ray system. To ensure safe-operating conditions, only trained and qualified
personnel shall operate the equipment and only with all required beam-limiting devices and
protective barriers in place.

It is the user's responsibility to ensure that the government regulations are observed in the
installation and operation of the unit.

To ensure that this equipment performs according to the specifications it must be installed,
operated and serviced according to the information provided in this document.

To ensure the safe and efficient operation of the equipment, a periodic service inspection
shall be performed annually per the recommendation in the maintenance section of this
manual.

Additional application and safety information can be obtained from the manufacturer upon
request.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................................................5
1.1 Scope of the Installation Manual ..........................................................................5
1.2 Liability Notes ......................................................................................................5
1.3 Paragraph Conventions .......................................................................................5
2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION .........................................................................6
2.1 Before You Start the Installation ..........................................................................6
2.2 Electrical Connections .........................................................................................6
2.3 Risks of Injury, Death, Electrical Shock and Fire..................................................6
2.4 Warning Labels and Symbols Located on the Unit ...............................................7
2.5 Compatibility ........................................................................................................7
3 SPECIFICATION ...........................................................................................................8
3.1 General Description .............................................................................................8
3.2 Mechanical Data ..................................................................................................8
3.3 Movements ..........................................................................................................8
3.4 Power Requirements ...........................................................................................8
3.5 Duty Cycle ...........................................................................................................9
3.6 Environmental Data .............................................................................................9
4 SHIPPING ARRANGEMENT .......................................................................................10
5 UNPACKING THE UNIT ..............................................................................................10
6 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION..................................................................................11
6.1 Room Preparation .............................................................................................11
6.2 Table Installation ...............................................................................................11
6.3 Bucky Installation (please refer to the manual of the Bucky device) ................... 12
6.4 Grid Installation..................................................................................................12
6.5 Installation of the Table Top...............................................................................12
6.6 Electrical Connection .........................................................................................13
6.6.1 Power Connection: ....................................................................................13
6.6.2 Bucky Connection: ....................................................................................13
7 MAINTENANCE ..........................................................................................................14
7.1 Lubrication .........................................................................................................14

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7.2 Mechanical testing ............................................................................................. 14

7.3 Electrical testing ........................................................................................... 15
7.4 Cleaning, Sterilization .................................................................................. 15

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1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Scope of the Installation Manual

This Installation Manual is provided for service engineers. All service personnel
must be trained and authorized by Control-X Medical, Inc. to perform any
procedure related to the installation covered in this document. The service
engineers have to possess a good understanding of general medical/x-ray
equipment and the nature and potential dangers of high voltage and x-ray
radiation.
The manual contains all the necessary information on installing the equipment.
However, additional documentation is needed from the manufacturer to perform a
complete system installation.
This Installation Manual covers only the STYLIX II Radiographic Table.

1.2 Liability Notes

The manual should be thoroughly read before installing the unit. Control-X
Medical, Inc. is not responsible for any damage or malfunction resulting from
deviations from the instructions set forth in this manual. In addition, Control-X
Medical, Inc. is not responsible for any installation or service-related procedure
performed by unauthorized person(s).

1.3 Paragraph Conventions

Note: Notes are intended as information that requires special consideration. There
is a risk of personal injury, damage to the system or violation of regulations
related to this specific information.

CAUTION! Caution paragraphs are provided where specific information is

related to or a procedure that can result in personal injury or
damage to the system.

Warning! Warning paragraphs are provided when special care needs are to be
taken in situations that can be life threatening such as when working
with electrical components etc.

ATTENTION! Attention paragraphs are provided when certain federal, national

or local regulations need to be adhered to or consulted with or
when certain actions require special attention and care.

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2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

2.1 Before You Start the Installation

The manual should be thoroughly read before installing and/or using the unit. You
must comply with the instructions of this manual in order to perform a safe and
trouble-free installation. You must observe and comply with all the safety symbols
and notices listed in this manual and located on the unit.

2.2 Electrical Connections

WARNING! The power cable must be connected to the generator so the

radiographic table shall be in operation only when the generator is
powered on.

WARNING! All interconnection cables and wires (including but not limited to the
rotor cable interlock cables) have to be UL certified (where
applicable) and must comply with the NEC and local codes. The
strain relief bushing and wiring methods of these cables and wires
must comply with the NEC and local codes.

2.3 Risks of Injury, Death, Electrical Shock and Fire

CAUTION! The STYLIX II table is connected to the x-ray generator, which

involves high voltage (both AC and DC), high-energy components
capable of causing serious injury or death. In some cases, the high
voltage may be present even after disconnecting the generator from
the mains. Extreme caution must be exercised during installation,
servicing and operation. Please refer to the manuals of other
system components when installing a complete x-ray system!

CAUTION! Do not use the table in the presence of flammable anesthetics as

explosion may occur.

CAUTION! For continued protection against risk of fire, replace fuses only with
the same type and rating.

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2.4 Warning Labels and Symbols Located on the Unit

Type B Equipment

Class II Equipment

2.5 Compatibility
The STYLIX II radiographic table is compatible with all the tubestands
manufactured (or distributed) by Control-X Medical, Inc. These models include all
models of the TS 99 tubestand family and ceiling tube mounts model FT-41 and
FT-51. It is also compatible with any other tubestand that has an indicator
showing when the axis of the x-ray beam is perpendicular to the plane of the
image receptor and proper indication of the SID within 2 percent. If you have any
questions related to the compatibility of this equipment with other not listed
products, please contact the manufacturer or its representative companies.
If the STYLIX II radiographic table is compatible with the standard left hand load
Buckys manufactured by Liebel Florsheim or Midwest X-Ray.

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3 Specification

3.1 General Description

The STYLIX II radiographic table is not a stand-alone device. It is used with other
equipment as a supplementary unit. The table is designed for accommodating the
patients during radiological examinations. The “four-way” feature of the table
enables the positioning of the patient easily during the examination.

3.2 Mechanical Data

Measurements
Description
[mm] [inch]
Length of the table base 1400 55.1"
Width of the table base 730 28.7"
Length of the tabletop 2200 86.6"
Width of the tabletop 810 31.9"
Height of the table 744 29.3"
Weight rating of the table 250 kg (550 lb.)*

*Patient load rated at evenly distributed weight over the tabletop surface in the
center position of the tabletop. Do not overload (sit on the tabletop end e.g.) the
tabletop when moving in the head or foot direction.

3.3 Movements

Movement
Description
[mm] [inch]
Longitudinal movement: 500/600* 19.7" / 23.6"(*)
Transversal movement: ±120 ±4.7"

* foot/head direction

3.4 Power Requirements

The X-ray generator provides the voltage required for operating the STYLIX II
radiographic table.

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WARNING! The power cable must be connected to the generator so the table
becomes operational only when the generator is powered on.

Power requirements of the STYLIX II Radiographic Table

Voltage: 24 VAC ±10%
Cycles: 50 Hz / 60 Hz
Current input: 3.0 A

WARNING! The table shall not be operated without a proper protective ground
connection.

3.5 Duty Cycle

The STYLIX II radiographic table is designed to operate in continuous mode.
Because the table is electrically connected to the generator, when the generator is
turned off, the table will be inoperable.

WARNING! Before cleaning the unit, the power shall be turned off and kept off
until the cleaning material has evaporated

3.6 Environmental Data

Storage temperature range: -20 to +55°C (-4 to 131°F)

Operating temperature range: 10 to 40°C (50 to 104°F)
Max. relative humidity
90% / 80%
(storage/operating)
Environment protection class: IP20

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4 SHIPPING ARRANGEMENT
The STYLIX II radiographic table is not assembled completely for shipping and it is
packaged in two crates.
The transporting crates contain the following parts, assemblies:
Crate 1:

− radiographic table,
− accessories, depending on the order.
Crate 2:

− tabletop

5 UNPACKING THE UNIT

Examine all the crates carefully at the time of the delivery. If damage is apparent have
the delivering driver write, "damaged shipment" on all copies of the freight bill and sign
it. In case that obvious damage is discovered, the Freight Company should immediately
be notified and asked for an inspection of the damage. Rules may vary from country to
country for the time periods of accepting damage claims, so please check local
regulations concerning this matter.
Open the crates and boxes carefully, and do not dispose of them until you have located
all parts and the equipment is fully assembled.
To prevent any damage to the equipment, replace the lid on the crate temporarily and
do not proceed opening the crate further until the room preparation is finished. Prepare
the room according to the site planning kit.
Unpack the unit in the following sequence:

− remove the foil covering from the table and from the tabletop
− clean any grease or dust accumulated during transportation from the unit,
− remove the accessory boxes from the crate
Arrange the cleaned unit to protect it from any damage and to not obstruct the
installation work.

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6 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION

6.1 Room Preparation

The table shall be mounted on a concrete floor with four bolts. Please use shims if
needed for proper alignment.

ATTENTION! The floor on the installation site should be prepared to have a load
strength of a minimum 550 lb.(250 kg) at each anchoring point,
and the concrete strength should comply with local codes.

If the radiographic system includes a tubestand, that should be installed first. The
position of the tubestand will determine the location of the table.

6.2 Table Installation

− Set and align the table to the center of the X-ray beam (collimator light).
− Mark the positions of the table mounting holes.
− Move the table from its final location and free the area for drilling the
mounting holes.
− Drill the 4 holes appropriate to the diameter for the 1/2" (12 mm) anchors.
− Install the anchors. (anchors are not part of the consignment)
− Reposition the table and anchor it with the supplied bolts, use shims if
needed for appropriate leveling.

ATTENTION! If the dimensions of the room prevent the installation of the

tabletop from the head or foot end after the table is anchored
proceed with paragraphs 6.3, 6.4 and 6.5 and return to 6.2.

− Check the level of the table in the longitudinal and cross table directions. If
adjustment is necessary, place the necessary amount of "U" shape shim
plates under the appropriate corner of the table.
− Leveling reference points:
Cross-table direction: ball bearings located in the two ends of the table's
transversal frame
Longitudinal direction: plane of the tabletop
− If the table comes with the Bucky device already installed, double check that
the mounting screws are holding it securely on the carriage. Remove the
holding straps or security stick from the carriage and make sure it runs
smoothly throughout its travel. (If the table does not have a Bucky device
installed, proceed with the following instruction.)

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6.3 Bucky Installation (please refer to the manual of the Bucky device)
− (If Bucky and tray are already installed in the table, disregard sections 6.3 and
6.4)
− Locate Bucky device and brake releasing switch
− Position the Bucky on the carriage. The cassette tray opening should face the
front of the table.
− Remove the cover of the motor compartment.
− Use 4 pcs. 5/16 x 1/2" (M8 x 12mm) round head screws, washers, lock
washers and nuts to attach the Bucky to the carriage. (In some models, the
Bucky can be fixed from the side using 4 bolts. If the Bucky switch is mounted
on the carriage, disregard following section)
− Drill a Ø 10 mm (3/8") hole (if not provided) for the break-switch cable through
the front panel of the motor section of the Bucky.
− Fix the Bucky-switch assembly with 4 pcs. of 10/32 x 1/2" (M5 x 12mm)
screws and connect the switch to the controller board.

6.4 Grid Installation

− Detach the spring from the frame.
− Remove the frame from the Bucky.
− Disconnect two of the grid-mounting brackets on one side and loosen the
other two.
− Locate the tube-side mark on the grid and place it properly into the frame and
secure it against movement.

6.5 Restore the frame, spring and the compartment cover.

Installation of the Table Top

Note: One side of the table transversal carriage and the tabletop have a small
white label attached with the serial number of the table and a little arrow.
The objective is that after the tabletop is glided into its position the marks
(on the tabletop) shall be on the same side. If the serial numbers on both
labels are not the same, call the manufacturer.
− Depending upon the intended mounting side, remove the appropriate end
stops.
− Slide the tabletop onto the transversal frame. The longitudinal tabletop brakes
may stop the sliding process.
− Carefully press the brakes down against the springs until you are able to push
the tabletop into position.
− Reattach the table stops.

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6.6 Electrical Connection

6.6.1 Power Connection:

Connect one end of the power cord to the terminal X01.1 and X01.2 and
he other end to 24 VAC or DC. (Refer to drawing WD-21-01)

6.6.2 Bucky Connection:

The Bucky device has been already connected inside the table only if the
table was prepared with the Bucky installed.
Connect the Bucky cable to X01 terminal; refer to the connection chart
displayed on the drawing.

EXTERNAL CONNECTION
INTERNAL CONNECTION
TO GENERATOR
MS/PCX
ConRad Table Bucky
HF
P6 J9 P10 P11 B

1 1 1 1 1 RDY 1

4 2 2 2 RDY 2
2 3 3 3 3 START
SBB
4 4 4 4 0 VAC
[0 VAC]
220/110
3 2 5 5 8
VAC

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7 MAINTENANCE
In general, the STYLIX II radiographic table does not require complicated maintenance
work.

WARNING! Repairs shall be carried out by a trained and qualified technician, or in

a service workshop, or in the manufacturing factory.

In order to keep the equipment in good operating condition it is necessary to perform

regular inspections.

WARNING! If the equipment is used frequently, an inspection should be performed

every month. In case the device is used only occasionally, random
maintenance inspection shall be carried out at a 3-6 months interval.

The objective of this inspection is to reveal and eliminate any hidden malfunctions.
The inspection shall include the following:
Check all brakes and moving parts every 6 months. Movements must be smooth
and without any excessive noise. Brakes must hold the tabletop firmly in every
position. When released they must not obstruct movement.

7.1 Lubrication
Bearings and guiding rods should always be well lubricated to prevent premature
wear-out. Bearings operating without dust covers should be inspected regularly
and lubricated when necessary with grease
Check the guiding rods of the cross movement and the side rails of the tabletop. If
dust or other substances contaminate them, clean them and apply a thin layer of
grease.

WARNING! Only acid free grease and oil may be used for treatment

7.2 Mechanical testing

Check proper tightness of the 4 anchoring screws as well as all assembling
screws and nuts. If necessary tighten loose connections.
Check the proper position of the ball and guide bearings. If necessary perform
adjustment to the eccentric axles. Check end stops of the tabletop and Bucky
device.

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7.3 Electrical testing

Every cable must be free of damage.

WARNING! Damaged cables must be replaced immediately.

Check all the cable strain-relief and mechanical fixings as well. Inspect all ground
cable connections. Resistance between any ground connection or accessible
metal parts and the central grounding terminal must be less than 0.2 ohms.

ATTENTION! Only an authorized representative or dealer of the manufacturer

shall perform replacement of parts on functional units to ensure
manufactures warranty remains in effect

7.4 Cleaning, Sterilization

The STYLIX II table does not require special cleaning or sterilization. However it is
recommended to clean the tabletop at regular intervals out of hygienic
considerations. For cleaning purposes use soapy water or equivalent cleaning
solution. Apply cleaning solution with a paper towel and wipe down the surface. If
for some reason the tabletop requires sterilization, rubbing alcohol may be used.
At least once a month external parts should be wiped to remove foreign material
that may have accumulated.
To protect the finish, polish the equipment with pure liquid paste wax. Do not use
wax containing a cleaning substance. Polish all enameled surfaces.

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23 5/8" 86 5/8" 19 11/16" 4 5/8" 32" 4 5/8"

29 5/16"
55 1/8"

1 15/16"
53 1/8"

4 x 15/32” holes

21 5/8"

14 3/8"
Floor 1"

Designed by L. Adrovitz Title Doc Number

Drawn by L. Adrovitz STYLIX 2-22 223-04-DDS CONTROL-X

Table
MEDICAL

Checked by L. Breda
Approved by L. Breda File
223-04-DDS-a [STX2-22 Table].des
Date
05-03-2010
Scale
1:20 Rev
A Sheet 1 of 1
MANUAL
READY
HOLD
HOLD
READY
MANUAL
min 2450

1617
max. 1867
min. 380

80
mm inch
2450 95.3

745
1867 73.5
1617 63.7
MANUAL
READY
HOLD

745 29.3
250

250 9.8
80 3.1

Designed by L. Adrovitz Title Doc Number

Drawn by L. Adrovitz
STX-TS 99 22-07-RL CONTROL-X

Room Layout
MEDICAL

Checked by L. Breda
Approved by L. Breda File
22-07-RL-b [STX_TS99 FV].des
Date
05.21.2002
Scale
1:20 Rev
B Sheet 1 of 1
min 4000

2455 [3655 with optional extension rail]

350
max 1000

120
750

810
mm inch
4000 157.5
3655 143.9
3150 124.0
300

120
2455 96.7
2200 86.6

390
1950 76.7
1400 55.1
1000 39.4
810 31.9 300 255
750 29.5
600 23.6 1400
500 19.7
390 15.4 1950 [3150 with optional extension rail]
350 13.8
300 11.8 600 2200 500
255 10.0
120 4.72

Designed by L. Adrovitz Title Doc Number

STX-TS 99
Drawn by L. Adrovitz
Room Layout 22-08-RL CONTROL-X
MEDICAL

Checked by L. Breda
Approved by L. Breda File
22-08-RL-b [STX_TS99 TV].des
Date
05.20.2002
Scale
1:20
Rev
B Sheet 1 of 1
min 4000

2455 [3655 with optional extension rail]

*350 (320)
max 1000

**920 (1047)
mm inch

120
4000 157.5
3655 143.9
3150 124.0
2455 96.7
2200 86.6
1950 76.7
1400 55.1

810
1047 41.2
1000 39.4
810 31.9
600 23.6
500 19.7

120
390 15.4 300
350 13.8

390
300 11.8 300 255
255 10.0
120 4.72
1400

600 2200 500

* 320 mm (11.6") for the floor to wall mount version Designed by L. Adrovitz Title Doc Number
STX-TS 99RT
** optional 1047 mm transversal arm
Drawn by L. Adrovitz
Room Layout 22-09-RL CONTROL-X
MEDICAL

Checked by L. Breda
Approved by L. Breda File
22-09-RL-a [STX_TS99RT TV].des
Date
08-14-1999
Scale
1:20
Rev
a Sheet 1 of 1
X03 X04
1 1
2 2
L03 L04
S02
COM

X05
NO 1
2
L05
3
NC
<
>

STYLIX/VSTX INTERFACE
P12 P13
COLL
LIGHT
1 2 P15 P14 1 2
PREP
X01 EXP X02
COM
P5
BUCKY
BRAKE P5
L06 L06
& SW
P7
P4 LONG TRANS
BRAKES BRAKE P7
P4 NO 2
BRK REL BUCKY SIZE SENSING
P3 P8 P9
FOOTSW
(NC) WHT/RTN
P3
TRNS GRN/VIRC
P6 BRAKE BLK/SRC
No 1 RED/VIRL
P6
L01 TO COLLIMATOR TO BUCKY L02
TRANSVERSAL BUCKY DRIVE
P11 P10 P10
CENTER SWITCH
1 RDY 1 1
NC
COM 2 RDY 2 2
P2 3 START 3
NO P1
4 AC 4
P2 24 VAC
IN 5 AC RET 5
TO BUCKY
1
2
P11 P11 S03
1 1 3
P1 2
3 GND
3
S01 4 4 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 B1
5 5
COM
30’

30’

30’

NC
4 GND 5 3 2 1
NO

To MS, PCX To ConRad, GTR

Generator Generator

Designed by L. Adrovitz Title: Doc Number

Drawn by L. Adrovitz STX Internal 22-17-WD CONTROL-X

Wiring
MEDICAL

Checked by Scott Bohn

Approved by L. Breda File:
22-17-WD-a [STX_CR Wiring.].des
Date:
05.21.2004
Scale
None
Rev
B Sheet 1 of 1
Designed by L. Adrovitz Title Doc Number

Drawn by L. Adrovitz STYLIX 22-06-SC CONTROL-X

Schematics
MEDICAL

Checked by L. Breda
Approved by L. Breda File
22-06-SC-d [STX Schema].des
Date
05.23-03
Scale
NONE Rev
D Sheet 1 of 1
© 2001, Control-X Medical, Inc.

STYLIX II
1755 Atlas Street
RADIOGRAPHIC TABLE
Columbus, OH 43228
1 (800) 777-XRAY
USER’S MANUAL

Document Number: 22-03-UM

Revision: "D"
Date: 01-06-2014

REVISION HISTORY

“D” 01.06.2014 STYLIX II Photograph and name Whole document

“C” 07.14.2001 Additional information Whole document
“B” 06.18.2001 Packaging, additional information Whole document
“A” 10.01.2000 Original release Whole document
Revision Date Description of Changes Modified Page(s)
STYLIX Radiographic Table USER'S MANUAL

PLEASE READ THIS PAGE CAREFULLY

This equipment must be installed, operated and maintained with the understanding that
potential hazards exist for all who work with it unless necessary precautions are taken
against injury and/or property damage from high voltage and/or X-ray radiation.

The responsibility of the manufacturer is limited to providing adequate installation, operating

and service instructions and information about possible hazards. The manufacturer shall not
be liable for injury, loss of any kind, or non-compliance with the specifications, if it was a
result of improper handling, installation, operating, servicing, repair or maintenance of this
equipment.

Only properly trained and qualified service personnel should perform installation,
maintenance or repair. Failure to follow established safety procedures and practices could
result in serious bodily injury or death and/or property damage. This equipment employs
lethal voltages that may be present even if power is disconnected. Always make sure that
the power is turned off and the energy storage capacitors are discharged before attempting
any repair or other work on any circuits in this equipment.

When this equipment is operated in conjunction with X-ray tubes and energized, X-rays will
be produced. All persons working with X-rays must take necessary precautions to protect
themselves against the effects of X-ray radiation. This equipment is designed to operate as
a part of an X-ray system. To ensure safe operating conditions only trained and qualified
personnel shall operate the equipment, and only with all required beam-limiting devices and
protective barriers in place.

It is the user's responsibility to ensure that the government regulations are observed in the
installation and operation of the unit.

To ensure that this equipment performs according to the specifications it must be installed,
operated and serviced according to the information provided in this document.

To ensure the safe and efficient operation of the equipment, a periodic service inspection
shall be performed annually, as it is recommended in the maintenance section of this
manual.

Additional application and safety information can be obtained from the manufacturer upon
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES ................................................................................4

1.1 ELECTRICAL SAFETY .............................................................................................4

1.2 MECHANICAL SAFETY ...........................................................................................4
1.3 DANGER OF INJURY ..............................................................................................4
1.4 X-RAY PROTECTION .............................................................................................5
1.5 EXPLOSION PROTECTION ......................................................................................5

2 CLASSIFICATION OF THE PRODUCT ................................................................... 5

2.1 PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCK ................................................................ 5

2.2 PROTECTION DEGREE...........................................................................................5
2.3 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA: ........................................................................................5

3 GENERAL DESCRIPTION, TECHNICAL DATA ...................................................... 6

4 OPERATING ELEMENTS ........................................................................................7

PATIENT POSITIONING ....................................................................................................7

4.2 BUCKY POSITIONING* ...........................................................................................7
4.3 LOADING A CASSETTE* .........................................................................................7

5 MAINTENANCE .......................................................................................................8

5.1 DAILY ROUTINE CHECK .........................................................................................8

5.2 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE .......................................................................................8
5.3 CLEANING ............................................................................................................8
5.4 DISINFECTION: .....................................................................................................8

6 NAME PLATE LOCATION .......................................................................................9

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1 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES

1.1 Electrical safety

CAUTION! Only trained service personnel are permitted to remove covers and
panels from the equipment. The provisions of the local standards
and electrical codes shall be conformed to.

1.2 Mechanical safety

CAUTION! It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure patient safety during

positioning and using the device

1.3 Danger of injury

WARNING! Do not reach into the operating device, it may cause injury or the
moving part may catch your cloth.

The highlighted section indicates that area, which present potential danger of injury to the
operator and the patience from the equipment motion.

Moving the tabletop may cause injury to the person standing at either end of the table.

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1.4 X-ray Protection

The STYLIX II radiographic table does not have any control, which can trigger radiation.
Exposure can be initiated from a radiation-protected area, from the generator control
console.
Any person present in the room during radiographic examinations shall comply with the local
or national radiation protection regulations. To protect the patient and the operator against
unnecessary radiation exposure, additional radiation safety devices shall be installed.

CAUTION! Set safe exposure factors, limit radiation field, keep safe distance
and provide radiation protection for the patient.

1.5 Explosion Protection

CAUTION! Do not use the STYLIX II radiographic table wall stand in the
presence of flammable anesthetics explosion may occur.

2 CLASSIFICATION OF THE PRODUCT

2.1 Protection against electric shock

Type B Equipment

2.2 Protection degree

Class II Equipment

2.3 Environmental Data:

Ambient temperature: 10 °C to 40 °C (50 to 104 F°)

Storage Temperature: -20 °C to 55 °C (-4 to 131 F°)
Relative humidity: 0% to 80%

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3 GENERAL DESCRIPTION, TECHNICAL DATA

The STYLIX II is a hospital grade radiographic table. It features convenient tableside

controls for the four-way floating top for easy patient positioning. It is equipped with
electromagnetic locks.

The STYLIX II table is compatible with virtually any floor to ceiling tubestand or ceiling
suspension system and designed to withstand the rigors of heavy caseloads. For accessory
support, rails are mounted on both longitudinal sides of the tabletop.

Accepts only left-hand load Bucky devices along with an optional AEC chamber.

The STYLIX II is designed for radiographic examinations where the patient lays on the table
top to make radiographic exposures with a Bucky device. The table is equipped with a
universal Bucky device and a heavy duty cassette tray and grid.
(Bucky, tray and grid are optional devices)

Movement of the Bucky assembly: 585 mm (23").

Tabletop travel in the head direction: 600 mm (23.6")
in the foot direction 500 mm (19.7").
Transversal offset of the tabletop: ±120 mm (4.7").
The filtration of the tabletop is less than 0.8 mm Al equivalent.
Patient load rating of the table: 250 kg (550 lbs)*

*Patient load rated at evenly distributed weight over the table in center position of the table
top. Do not overload (do not sit on the table e.g.) the table top when moved into head or foot
direction.

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4 OPERATING ELEMENTS

4.1 Patient positioning Hand grip (slides along

the accessory rail)
Bucky brake
Accessory rail release

Foot treadle

The STYLIX II radiographic table is equipped with electromagnetic locks, which hold the
tabletop in the required position. To release these locks for repositioning a patient, step on
the foot treadle. The transversal and the longitudinal locks can be released individually or
simultaneously. By pressing the foot treadle half way, first the transversal movement will be
unlocked and you can move the tabletop to its center position where it will automatically
stop. To gain free control of the four-way tabletop movement, press the foot control further
down, the longitudinal and transversal brakes will be fully released simultaneously.
Movement of the tabletop is accomplished with the table control handgrip.

4.2 Bucky positioning

The STYLIX II radiographic table is equipped with a universal Bucky device and cassette
tray. Use the Bucky release pushbutton to disengage the magnetic lock and move the Bucky
device to the desired position. The Bucky release pushbutton is a momentary switch that
locks the Bucky device in the required position when the button is released.

4.3 Loading a cassette

The STYLIX II radiographic table features a heavy-duty cassette tray, which accepts
cassettes from 13 to 43 cm. To load the cassette, pull the cassette tray forward and place
the lock handle in release position. Open the cassette holding jaws and place the
appropriate cassette into the tray and align it. Push the lock handle against the cassette and
rotate the handle clockwise to secure the cassette. To release the cassette, rotate the
handle counter-clockwise and remove the cassette.

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5 MAINTENANCE

The STYLIX II radiographic table requires regular maintenance to ensure safe operation and
increase the operating life of the equipment. The operator shall check the equipment for
functional defects or any deviation from the normal operation. In case of any functional
defect or any deviation, the unit shall be turned off and a professional service company shall
be notified. The equipment shall not be used until the defect is repaired.

5.1 Daily routine check

Check the operating elements for proper functioning

5.2 Periodic maintenance

To ensure safe and trouble free operation the STYLIX II radiographic table shall be checked
by a professional service company, annually. Please refer to the “maintenance” section of
the installation manual.

ATTENTION: Each failing component, which effects the safe operation of the
equipment, shall be replaced with original spare parts.

5.3 Cleaning

WARNING! Before cleaning the unit, the power shall be turned off and kept off until
the cleaning material has evaporated.

The STYLIX II radiographic table does not require special cleaning or sterilization. However
it is recommended to clean the tabletop, cover plates and brake release handle from time to
time. For cleaning you may use mild soapy water or an equivalent cleaning solution. Apply
some solution with paper towel and wipe down the surface. If for some reason the handle
requires sterilization you may use rubbing alcohol.

5.4 Disinfection:

WARNING! Before disinfecting the unit, the power shall be turned off and kept off until
the disinfecting material has evaporated

Only disinfecting methods shall be used that correspond to the relevant regulations and
rules as well as the protection from explosion.

The use of disinfecting spray is not recommended because it can get inside the equipment.

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6 NAME PLATE LOCATION

1755 Atlas St. Columbus, OH 43228

Model Serial No.

Volt: Hz: Amp:

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Date of Mfr. Year

Product Complies with HEW 21 CFR Subchapter J

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