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How many emergency stops does the CTX x800 have?
Which of the following colors are found in the lamps of the CTX x800 input and output modules?
In a standalone configuration, how many operator workstations are available on the CTX x800?
What is a key advantage of CT x-ray images compared to standard x-ray images?
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What manual control devices are required for operating the CTX x800?
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Study Notes
CTX x800 Overview
- The CTX x800 can be used as a standalone system or integrated with the BHS (Baggage Handling System).
- The CTX x800 has a single belt that transports bags or packages through the imaging module.
- The CTX x800 uses colored lights in both the input and output modules. These lights are red, green, and yellow.
- The CTX x800 features eight emergency stop buttons.
- In a standalone configuration, the CTX x800 has one operator workstation.
- CT x-ray images offer a significant advantage over standard x-ray images by providing cross-sectional views and depth information.
- 3D images enable the user to view the height, width, and depth of objects.
- Operators use a 2D mouse and a 3D mouse for manual control.
- The CTX x800 operates on the principles of Computer Tomography and Automatic Inspection.
- The CTX x800 has no moving parts except for the conveyor belt.
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Explore the features and functionalities of the CTX x800 system. This quiz covers its integration with Baggage Handling Systems, emergency features, imaging capabilities, and operator controls. Gain insights into how this advanced technology improves baggage inspection.
