GE CT/ i MAINTENANCE COURSE TRAINING

Course:
GE ProSpeed system course is designed for ProSpeed service engineers.  Course covers functional checks, calibration procedures, image performance, trouble shooting techniques, and routine maintenance as prescribed by the original manufacture.  The course is conducted with an experienced instructor, a staged and fully functional ProSpeed, the original manufacture’s documentation and a criterion reference manual.

Qualifications for Admission:
Students should have prior CT service experience, preferably with GE CT.  They should have a minimum of a two- year degree in electronics or equivalent experience. Strong microprocessor skills are an advantage.

Course Hi-Lights:

• System Overview

         Features
         Hardware Layout
         Drawings and Diagrams
         Scan Parameters
         Scan Protocols
         Image Quality

• System Software

         System Configurations
         Loading Software

• Gantry

         Functional Overview
         Diagnostics
         Axial Servo Amp Functional Checks

• Table

         Table Circuitry Functional Checks and Calibrations
         Diagnostics

• PDU

         PDU Overview
         Service Considerations

• Lab Exercises

         X-Ray Tube Change
         Detector Change
         Hardware Identification
         Slip-Ring Maintenance
         Error Logs
         Diagnostics
         Reloading Software
         Field Replaceable Units
         Preventive Maintenance

Summary:
Upon Completion of the 5-day ProSpeed course, the engineer should be able to provide service and use troubleshooting skills to service to the subsystem level. Hands-on labs will give the engineer experience with routine maintenance, calibrations, documentation, and typical service events.  Engineer will be confident and prepared for full service coverage.

Course:
GE CT/ i system course is designed for CT/ i service engineers.  Course covers functional checks, calibration procedures, image performance, trouble shooting techniques, and routine maintenance as prescribed by the original manufacture.  The course is conducted with an experienced instructor, a staged and fully functional CT/i system.  The original manufacture’s documentation and a criterion reference manual.

Qualifications for Admission:
Students should have prior CT service experience, preferably with GE CT.  They should have a minimum of a two- year degree in electronics or equivalent experience. Strong microprocessor and IRIX O/S skills are an advantage.

Course Hi-Lights:

• System Overview

         Features
         Hardware Layout
         Drawings and Diagrams
         Scan Parameters
         Scan Protocols
         Image Quality

• System Software

         System Configurations
         Loading Software

• Scan / Recon Unit

         Bad Block Management
         SRU System Diagnostics

• Gantry

         Functional Overview
         Diagnostics
         Axial Servo Amp Functional Checks

• Table

         Table Circuitry Functional Checks and Calibrations
         Diagnostics

• PDU

         PDU Overview
         Service Considerations

• Lab Exercises

         X-Ray Tube Change
         Detector Change
         Hardware Identification
         Slip-Ring Maintenance
         Error Logs
         Diagnostics
         Reloading Software
         Field Replaceable Units
         Preventive Maintenance

Summary:
Upon Completion of the 5-day CT/ i course, the engineer should be able to provide service and use troubleshooting skills to service to the subsystem level. Hands-on labs will give the engineer experience with routine maintenance, calibrations, documentation, and typical service events.  Engineer will be confident and prepared for full service coverage.

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