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XRpad2 HWC-M Detectors User Manual
14.0 Disposing of the Battery Pack
To dispose of the battery pack:
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The battery pack shall not be disposed with other waste at the end of its working life.
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Recycle or dispose the battery in accordance with local, state, and federal/national laws and
environmental regulations.
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Do not place the battery in fire or incinerate.
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For transporting, follow the requirements in
page 47.
WARNING
Caution
15.0 XRpad Interface and Power Unit
The XRpad Interface and Power Unit combines the Power Supply Unit and additional
communication and trigger interfaces and is tethered to the X-ray detector using the appropriate
cables. The communication data is split inside the XRpad Interface and Power Unit into Gigabit
Ethernet Interface, Detector Trigger Interface, Hand Switch and Generator Interface, and
Detector Push Button Interface. The Gigabit Ethernet Interface of the XRpad Interface and Power
Unit is connected to the Imaging Workstation using a Cat 5e/6 cable.
Note The maximum cable length is 31m.
The AC cable must be connected to a properly grounded receptacle. The AC cable is plugged
into an IEC connector. The XRpad Interface and Power Unit must be connected with a ground by
the functional ground connector
potential equalization connector
Interface and Power Unit and shall be easily accessible. To isolate the equipment electrically
from the supply main, on all poles simultaneously, the supply main switch
be used.
Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) batteries are used in the XRpad2 X-ray detectors.
Please handle and dispose of leaking or malfunctioning batteries
correctly.
Recycle or dispose of Li-Ion batteries correctly. Do not throw batteries
in the trash or incinerate.
(Figure 13 [14]) or to the potential of the hospital by the
(Figure 13 [15]). The socket outlet shall be near the XRpad
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"Section 13.5, Transportation and Storage" on
Disposing of the Battery Pack
(Figure 13 [18]) must
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