
ViZion DR+ 1417CK Wireless Calibration Guide v1.0
Ultra UAI v4.1.0.X
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6. Click OK after you have read the
expected dose information message. A
message in red letters “Waiting for
PREP …” displays.
7. Set your kV and mAs accordingly.
8. Click PREP and make an exposure
during the “Exposure Enable” status.
Figure 24: Calibration Status
While waiting on the image to transfer,
the status changes from “Image
Getting”, indicating that the panel has
triggered an image, to “Exposure
prohibit (post offset)”, to “Exposure
enable (post offset)”.
9. After image transfer completes and the
status “Got Image” is displayed, review
the last line and look for the Center
value, verifying that the value is within
±100 of the expected gray value for that
frame #.
If the value is more than 100 below or
more than 100 above the expected gray
value, adjust your mAs up or down.
NOTE: If the Center value returned is
too low or too high, the counter may still
advance to the next number and a pop-
up for the next frame may display.
Be sure to click OK and select the
dropdown next to “Current” and reset
the Current frame # back to the previous
# that needs to be reacquired.
Example: In the following example
(Figure 25), the returned center value
for “Current 1” is 700, which is too low
because it is not within ±100 of the
expected center value 1000.
Also notice that the counter increased to
the next frame #. Therefore, before
acquiring the next frame, go back to
frame 1, and re-acquire frame 1, after
increasing mAs.
•Click OK and select dropdown
next to Current and select “1”.
•Then repeat steps 5-9 until the
returned value is within ± 100 of
the expected gray value.
Figure 25: Returned Expected Grey Value