Executive Summary:
The LightSpeed Series course is a 10-day inresidence class with labs. It will equip the Service
Engineer with system and subsystem theory and
hands-on lab activities to address technical service
issues for the original 4/8/16-slice family of scanners (includes LightSpeed 4/8/16 and HiSpeed QXI).
Course Competencies:
Identify required tools and documentation for
system service.
Work safely in the LightSpeed 4/8/16
environment
Identify FRU part numbers, and replace common
FRUs
Identify the installation steps and resources
required for system installation
Perform system quality assurance checks and
performance verification
Executive Summary:
The LightSpeed Pro course is a two-week inresidence class with labs. This course is intended for Service Engineers who don't have prior LightSpeed training. It will equip the Service Engineer with system and subsystem theory and hands-on lab activities to address technical service issues for the newer 4/8/16-slice family of scanners (includes LightSpeed 4/8/16 HP60, Lightspeed 16 Pro, Lightspeed RT16/Discovery 590RT/Optima 580W/Optima CT590RT, BrightSpeed 4/8/16).
Course Competencies:
Identify required tools and documentation for system service
Work safely in the LightSpeed Pro environment
Identify FRU part numbers, and replace common FRUs
Identify the installation steps and resources required for system installation
Perform system quality assurance checks and performance verification
Troubleshoot image quality issues
Perform tube change, alignments, calibrations, and image quality checks
Isolate system faults to the FRU level using system diagnostics
Perform planned maintenance procedures
Load software (LFC) during install or troubleshooting
Course Dates:
October 17 - 28, 2011
November 29 - December 9, 2011
January 23 - February 3, 2012
February 20 - March 2, 2012
March 19 - 30, 2012
Executive Summary:
The CT LightSpeed 7x & Optima 660 course is a differences class and is intended for Engineers who have completed LightSpeed Pro Training. It will equip the Engineer with system and subsystem theory and hands-on lab activities to address technical service issues for the 32/64-slice family of scanners (includes LightSpeed VCT, LightSpeed VCT XT, LightSpeed VCT Select, and Optima 660).
Upon successfully completing this course, the student should be able to:
Identify required tools and documentation for system service.
Work safely in the LightSpeed 7x and Optima 660 environment.
Identify FRU part numbers, and replace common FRUs.
Identify the installation steps and resources required for system installation.
Perform system quality assurance checks and performance verification.
Troubleshoot image quality issues.
Perform tube change, alignments, calibrations, and image quality checks.
Isolate system faults to the FRU level using system diagnostics.
Perform planned maintenance procedures.
Load software (LFC) during install or troubleshooting.
Networking and DICOM Basic (Web)
R0907CM 5 hours $2,590.00
Executive Summary:< br> This course is for individuals involved in servicing
medical equipment. By taking this course, you will
have a general Networking/DICOM foundation. The
product-specific aspects of networking will be
covered in the in-resident training classes.
Executive Summary:
This course is intended to prepare Service
Engineers on basic LightSpeed theory and
subsystem basics before attending the
LightSpeed Pro (HP60, Pro16, RT, Brightspeed)
Class/Lab.
