Rapiscan AS&E MINI Z Manuale utente
Operator Manual
American Science and Engineering, Inc.
829 Middlesex Turnpike, Billerica, MA 01821, U.S.A.
(1) 978.262.8700 • www.as-e.com
342-9000-1 Rev. B
ECCN EAR99
MINI Z™
Handheld Z Backscatter®X-ray Screening System
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EXCLUSION OF WARRANTIES:
The materials contained in this manual are based upon the latest information available to American Science and
Engineering, Inc. (AS&E®) at the time this manual was prepared. AS&E believes this information to be accurate
and complete. However, nothing contained in this manual is intended to create any warranty or guarantee of any
of the performance specifications, descriptions or instructions set forth herein. Questions or confirmations should
be directed to the AS&E Field Service Department.
The express warranty contained in the AS&E’s standard terms and conditions or the express warranty provisions
of the purchase and sale agreement entered into between the purchaser and AS&E at the time the equipment was
first purchased (Express Warranty) constitutes the complete and exclusive agreement between AS&E and the
purchaser with respect to warranties. Except as expressly set forth in the Express Warranty, AS&E EXTENDS
NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Without in any way limiting the generality of the foregoing, AS&E does not warrant: (a) any product, compo-
nents, or parts not manufactured by AS&E; (b) defects caused by failure to provide a suitable installation or oper-
ational environment for the product; (c) damage or malfunction caused by use of the product for purposes other
than those for which it was designed; (d) damage or malfunction caused by disasters or acts of God such as fire,
flood, wind, and lightning; (e) damage or malfunction caused by unauthorized attachments or modifications; (f)
damage or malfunction caused by repair, maintenance or operation by untrained personnel; (g) damage or mal-
function resulting from failure to follow instructions for use or repair; (h) damage during shipment; or (i) damage
or malfunction resulting from any other abuse or misuse by the purchaser.
With respect to any product, components, or parts not manufactured by AS&E (including any van or other vehi-
cle in which AS&E’s X-ray equipment is installed), the operator is directed to refer to the manuals, warranties
and instructions, if any, provided by the manufacturer of those products, components or parts.
Cover: The cover image is a prototype only, specific details may vary from eventual production model.
Scanner patented under U.S. PAT. NO, US D 724,216 S
2014-2018 American Science and Engineering, Inc.
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American Science and Engineering, Inc. (AS&E) is the trusted global provider of threat and contraband detection
solutions for ports, borders, military, critical infrastructure, law enforcement, and aviation. With over 50 years of
experience, AS&E offers proven advanced X-ray inspection systems to combat terrorism, drug smuggling, illegal
immigration, and trade fraud. AS&E systems are designed in a variety of configurations for cargo and vehicle
inspection, parcel inspection, and personnel screening. Using a combination of advanced technologies, these sys-
tems provide superior detection capabilities, with high-energy, dual-energy, and Z Backscatter®X-rays—pio-
neered and perfected by AS&E.
AS&E has highly skilled Field Service Engineers (FSE) who provide support services worldwide. Each FSE,
with a technical degree in electrical and mechanical engineering or equivalent experience, is trained in the opera-
tion and repair of electronics, hydraulics, pneumatics, mechanics, electrical systems, and computers. Available 7
days a week, 24 hours a day, FSEs are located at AS&E offices in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North
America.
Rapiscan | AS&E is a part of the OSI Systems family of security companies. OSI Systems, Inc. is a vertically
integrated designer and manufacturer of specialized electronic systems and components for critical applications
in the homeland security, healthcare, defense and aerospace industries. It combines more than 30 years of elec-
tronics engineering and manufacturing experience with offices and production facilities in more than a dozen
countries to implement a strategy of expansion into selective end product markets. For more information on OSI
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Engineering, Inc.:
The following are the trademarks or registered trademarks of American Science and
Engineering, Inc.:
AS&E®
ASEInspection™ Software
Forwardscatter®
MINI Z™
Backscatter®
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Rapiscan®
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Microsoft®
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Adobe®
Reader®
ASEInspection software is based in part on the work of the Independent JPEG Group.
TurboJPEG API Copyright (C) 2017 libjpeg-turbo. All Rights Reserved.
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Revision Table
Revision Date Comments
A March 2018 Prototype Release
B May 2018 Initial Release
C — —
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Basics ............................................................................................................... 1-i
Chapter 2 System Safety ................................................................................................. 2-1
Symbols 2-1
Admonitions 2-2
Warning Information Box 2-2
Caution Information Box 2-2
General Hazards 2-2
General Operational Safety 2-4
Safety Procedures 2-5
System Decommissioning 2-6
X-Ray Safety 2-6
Visual Warnings of X-Ray Emissions 2-7
Wifi Audible Warnings – X-Ray Emissions 2-8
Interlocks – X-Ray Emissions 2-8
Calibration Dock 2-10
Pre-Operation Area Check 2-11
Pre-Operation System Check 2-11
Pre-Operation Scan Path Planning 2-12
Chapter 3 Introduction .................................................................................................... 3-1
General Description of the System 3-1
Unpacking the System 3-3
Power Connections 3-5
Data Connections 3-6
Ethernet Cable Connection 3-9
Using the Tablet 3-11
Powering-On the Tablet 3-11
Powering-Off the Tablet 3-13
Using the Touchscreen 3-15
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Screen Rotation 3-17
Hand Gestures 3-20
Using the Stylus 3-21
General Screen Layout 3-22
Initial Configuration 3-27
Initial Supervisor Account 3-28
ASEI Environment Configuration 3-30
Setting up WiFi 3-31
ASEI Screen Background 3-37
ASEI Scan Image Export File Format 3-38
ASEI Audible Warning 3-38
ASEI Laser Guide Beams 3-39
ASEI Automatic Login 3-39
ASEI Display Language 3-39
Configure Windows Environment 3-40
Accessing the Windows Operating System 3-42
Restoring Normal ASEInspection Mode from Windows Mode 3-43
System Time and Date Setting 3-44
WiFi 5.0 GHz Detection Setting 3-45
Touch Sensitivity Mode Setting 3-47
Screen Brightness Setting 3-50
WiFi Access Lock Out 3-50
Chapter 4 System Components ......................................................................................4-1
Major Exterior Components - Overview 4-1
Scanner Controls 4-2
Tablet Controls 4-5
Memory Card Slots 4-9
Accessing Memory Cards 4-10
Chapter 5 Tablet Primary Screens .................................................................................5-1
Home Screen 5-1
Scan Monitor Mode Screen 5-3
Scan Gallery Mode Screen 5-7
Review View Mode Screen 5-8
Review and Delete Search Mode Screen 5-12
Export Screen 5-15
Restore Screen 5-18
Backup Screen 5-21
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Checking Status 5-24
Status Overview Mode Screen 5-25
Status Details Mode Screen 5-27
Settings General Mode Screen 5-29
Chapter 6 Scan Procedure .............................................................................................. 6-1
Enabling Emissions 6-2
Normal Startup 6-3
Scanner Unit Warm-Up 6-4
Scanning 6-7
Shutting Down 6-10
Chapter 7 Advanced Scanning ....................................................................................... 7-1
Avoiding Distortion 7-1
Multiple Image Scanning (Manual Stitching) 7-4
Selected Image Highlighting 7-5
Multiple Images Scan Set-up 7-8
Adjusting Multiple Images Scans 7-9
Rescanning 7-11
Aspect Ratio Control 7-11
Operational Considerations 7-12
Annotating Scan Images 7-14
Image Physical Correlations 7-14
Image Groups 7-15
Adding Comments to Scan Images 7-17
Flags for Scan Images 7-18
Faults and Warnings 7-19
ScannerUser and Admin Login Accounts 7-20
Troubleshooting Windows Login Accounts 7-21
Chapter 8 Image Review ................................................................................................. 8-1
Viewing and Enhancing Images 8-1
Using Review View Mode 8-2
Enhancements Toolbar 8-2
Dynamic Contrast 8-7
Interactive Brightness and Contrast 8-8
Histograms 8-10
Chapter 9 Image Management ........................................................................................ 9-1
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Daily Gallery Refresh 9-1
Managing Storage Space on the Tablet 9-1
Sharing External Images 9-2
Searching for Images 9-3
Image Numbers 9-4
Using Search Criteria 9-4
Search Criteria Subscreen 9-5
Date and Time Selection 9-7
Selecting Images for Commands 9-7
Exporting Images 9-8
Exporting a Single Image 9-8
Exporting Multiple Images 9-9
Image Archive Libraries 9-11
Reference Images 9-12
Backup of Images 9-12
Restoring Images 9-13
Deleting Images 9-15
Chapter 10 User Accounts ..............................................................................................10-1
Login Screen 10-2
Changing Users (Logout-Login) 10-2
Password Requirements 10-3
Changing Passwords 10-4
Settings Users Mode Screen 10-6
Modifying User Accounts 10-7
Settings Policies Mode Screen 10-10
Chapter 11 Maintenance ..................................................................................................11-1
Touchscreen Cleaning 11-1
Tablet Dashboard (PC Settings) 11-1
System Security 11-3
Storage and Shipping 11-4
Connecting the Scanner Unit Shoulder Strap 11-5
Connecting the Tablet Hand Strap 11-8
Recalibrating the Tablet Screen 11-9
Recalibrating the Scanner 11-11
Incident Reports 11-15
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