Posted by David Walker on Apr 11, 2014 in Blog, GE, OEC |

OEC 9400 Service Manual / Size and Dimensions –  Download PDF     The GE OEC 9400 is a trusted workhorse c-arm.  Designed especially for the heavy traffic office. The 9400 offers features that can be used for orthopedic surgery, general surgery, and pain management. The OEC 9400 was widely sold and is still an excellent option for an offices with a budget.  The image quality is very good and it can handle any workload you give it     DOWNLOAD OEC 9400 Service Manual Full OEC 9400 Service Manual Full   X-Ray System Generator •    High frequency, 2.5 kHz •     7.5 kW full-wave •    Up to 120 kVp •     Up to 100 mA for radiographic film exposures •     Boosted fluoro and Pulsed fluoro capability •     Full power from standard outlet 120V/15A •     Patented energy buffer design X-Ray Tube •     Rotating anode X-ray tube •     Focal spots: 0.3 mm and 1.0 mm •     Focal spot kW rating: 0.3 mm = 5.3 kW and 1.0 mm = 41.0 kW •    Anode heat capacity: 300,000 H.U. •    Anode cooling rate: 70,000 H.U./min •    Housing heat capacity: 1,250,000 H.U. •    Anode diameter: 3 in •    Anode angle: 10˚ Collimator •     Two sets of opposing shutters •     Continuously variable and rotatable •     All functions remotely controlled from the C-Arm control panel and optional hand held remote   T.V. Camera •     1 in Vidicon (high sensitivity) •     Progressive scan operation •     360˚ motorized rotation •     On-screen orientation indicator (real-time feedback without fluoro) •     Left-right image reversal •     Top-bottom image reversal •    Negative mode •     Bandwidth: 15 MHz •     Video signal: Standard RS-170 A 60 Hz, 525 line •    Aspect ratio: 4:3 •     Computer controlled features: – Dark current compensation – Gain – Blanking – Camera iris Video Monitors •     Dual 17 in Ultrabrite anti-glare monitors •     525 lines, 20 MHz •    Ambient room light sensor •     Remote brightness/contrast controls Image Processing Expanded Surgical Platform (ESP) •     60 image storage with last image hold •     640 x 512 x 10 bit •     Frame averaging noise reduction (low, medium, high) •     One-shot frame integration (low, medium, high) •     MARS (motion artifact reduction system) •     Variable edge enhancement (track ball) •    Digital window/level •     Real-time auto-histogramming (auto window/level) •     Variable zoom and roam (track ball) •     Patient annotation keyboard Fluoroscopy Mode •     Focal spot: 0.3 mm •     kVp range: 40 – 120 kVp •     Maximum ripple: typically 1% at 120 kVp/5 mA •     mA range: 0.2 – 5.0 mA normal mode, 1.0 – 20 mA boost mode •    Auto and manual modes •     Continuous, one-shot or pulsed operation •    ABS varies mA, kVp and camera gain •     User selectable ABS tables for orthopedics, chest and low dose applications Pulsed Fluoroscopy Mode •     Focal spot: 0.3 mm •     kVp range: 40 – 120 kVp •     mA range: Up to 60 mA •     Pulse rate: 1, 2, 4, or...