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FCR PRIMA Console

CR-IR 391CL

Service Manual

Document No. 020-221-02E

First Edition : Apr 28, 2009

Second Edition : Jan 8, 2010

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CR-IR 391CL Service Manual

The correlation between mR (milliroentgen), a unit of radiation dose,

and μC/kg (microcoulomb/kilogram), an international unit of radiation

dose, is 1mR=0.258μC/kg.

FCR is a trademark or a registered trademark of FUJIFILM Corporation.

Copyright © 2009-2010 FUJIFILM Corporation. All rights reserved.

No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or

transmitted in any form or by means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying,

recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of FUJIFILM

Corporation.

Export Restrictions Applying to CR-IR 391CL

Japanese export restrictions and foreign exchange regulations apply to

this equipment. Therefore, government approval obtained through due

procedure is required in order to export or otherwise remove such

equipment from Japan.

Note that the same restrictions apply not only to the main unit but also to

after-sale parts, service manuals and service training (for exporting or

transferring technology) when such items are dispatched or shipped to

foreign countries and when service training is given for trainees from

foreign countries.

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1 1. Handling of This Manual

1.1 Notes on the Use of the Service Manual

1. This document is intended to be read by the service personnel of

FUJIFILM Corporation or authorized agent who is commissioned by

FUJIFILM Corporation to perform servicing tasks.

Under these circumstances, no one is allowed to perform the following actions without the prior written permission from FUJIFILM Corporation



Duplicating or reproducing this document in whole or in part



_{Disclosing this document, in whole or in part, to a person other than the}

authorized service personnel

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Lending or transferring this document, in whole or in part, to a third party

2. Due care must be exercised when handling this document because it

contains product internal structure descriptions and other confidential

information.

* When the contents of this document need be changed, the information about

such changes will be conveyed using “Engineering Change Notice (ECN).”

The “Engineering Change Notice (ECN)” must also be handled using the same

care as for this document.

3. Due to a product development schedule, the product specifications

and available options/variations prevailing at the time of the release of

this document may differ from the descriptions given in this

document. In such an instance, a Service Engineering Information will

be issued as needed to furnish latest information about inapplicable

specifications and components.

4. If you have any doubt about the contents of this document or find

errors, contact your local FUJIFILM representative.

1.2 Warning and Cautionary Information

Precautions during the service work are indicated by the following terms and

symbols.

WARNING

Used when death or serious injuries may occur if this instruction is not

observed.

CAUTION

Used when minor or medium levels of physical injury may be incurred if the

instruction is not observed.

Also used when the machine may suffer serious trouble (such as

unrecoverable or difficult-to-recover trouble).

➤

IMPORTANT

Used when the machine may suffer damage, or any failure or malfunction may

occur, if the instruction is not observed.

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NOTE 

Used to indicate the matters that need attention during steps of the procedure.

➥

REFERENCE

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2 1.3 Servicing Instruments and Tools that

Require Inspection/Calibration

The machine should be installed and serviced by use of servicing instruments and

tools that have been regularly inspected and calibrated as appropriate.

If the machine were serviced using servicing instruments and tools that have not

been inspected and calibrated, proper performance of the machine could not be

guaranteed. Servicing instruments and tools that require inspection/calibration are

as listed below. The inspection/calibration should be planned and performed in

accordance with the specifications and instruction manuals of the applicable

servicing instruments and tools.

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Instruments and tools that require inspection/calibration

Name Inspection Calibration

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Contents (CR-IR 391CL Service Manual)

Safety Precautions

1. Precautionary Labels ... Safety-1

2. Cautions Relating to Electromagnetic Compatibility ... Safety-3

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Product Specifications

1. Equipment Specifications ... Spec-1

1.1 Product Code ... Spec-1

1.2 Optional Components ... Spec-1

1.3 Dimensions/Weight ... Spec-2

1.4 Environmental Conditions ... Spec-2

1.5 Electrical Specifications ... Spec-2

1.6 Image Storage Performance ... Spec-2

1.7 Discarding the Equipment ... Spec-2

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MD: Machine Description

1. System Configuration ... MD-1

1.1 System Configuration ... MD-1

1.2 Operating Environment ... MD-1

1.3 Connectors ... MD-3

2. System Connection Example ... MD-5

3. Software Function Overview ... MD-6

4. Descriptions of Software Control ... MD-12

4.1 Data Flow between RU and Console ... MD-12

4.1.1 Data Flow during Routine Processing ... MD-12

4.1.2 Flow of Network Setting Data ... MD-12

4.2 Error Handling ... MD-13

4.3 What Is Sleep Mode? ... MD-13

4.4 RU Bootup Processing ... MD-14

4.5 RU Termination Processing ... MD-15

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MT: Machine Troubleshooting

1. Error Code Table ... MT-1

1.1 Referring to Error Messages ... MT-1

1.2 Precautions ... MT-4

1.3 Error Message ... MT-4

2. Using the Event Viewer ... MT-5

2.1 Overview of the Event Viewer ... MT-5

2.2 Starting the Event Viewer ... MT-5

2.3 Configuration and How to View the Event Viewer ... MT-6

2.4 Details of Events ... MT-6

2.5 Saving the Event Log ... MT-7

2.6 Deleting the Event Log ... MT-8

2.7 Quitting the Event Viewer ... MT-9

2.8 Collecting Logs for Analysis Purposes ... MT-9

2.9 Customizing the Event Viewer ... MT-10

3. Information Useful for Error Recovery ... MT-11

3.1 Collecting Logs for Maintenance Purpose ... MT-11

3.2 Error for Not Registering the Client Device ... MT-11

4. Troubleshooting (for DELL PC)... MT-12

4.1 Analysis Flow for When Your Computer Does Not Start ... MT-13

4.2 Analysis Flow for When the Monitor Does Not Operate

Normally ... MT-13

4.3 Analysis Flow for When the Mouse Does Not Operate

Normally ... MT-14

4.4 Analysis Flow for When the Keyboard Does Not Operate

Normally ... MT-14

4.5 Checking the System Lights ... MT-14

4.6 Confirming the Diagnostic Lights ... MT-15

4.7 Confirmation Required When Beeps Sound at

Computer Startup ... MT-18

4.8 Error Analysis Tool (Dell Diagnostics) ... MT-19

4.8.1 Running the Dell Diagnostics Express Test ... MT-19

4.8.2 Memory Checks ... MT-22

4.8.3 CPU Fan Checks ... MT-22

4.8.4 CPU Checks ... MT-23

4.8.5 Motherboard Checks ... MT-23

4.9 Checking the Hard Disk ... MT-24

4.10 Tasks to be Performed at Motherboard Replacement ... MT-25

4.10.1 Installation Work ... MT-25

4.10.2 Checkup Work ... MT-27

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MC: Checks, Replacement and Adjustment of Parts

1. Reinstalling the OS and the Application ... MC-1

1.1 Installation Flowchart (DELL PC) ... MC-1

1.2 Preparation ... MC-2

1.3 Installing and Setting Up the OS ... MC-3

1.3.1 Installing and Setting Windows Vista ... MC-3

1.3.2 Installing the Driver Software ... MC-12

1.3.3 Setting the OS ... MC-25

1.4 Setting the Network ... MC-35

1.4.1 Installing .NET Framework ... MC-35

1.4.2 Setting the IP address ... MC-37

1.4.3 Adding the Windows Components ... MC-40

1.4.4 Setting the Service (Only for Server PC) ... MC-42

1.5 RU Settings ... MC-43

1.5.1 Installing the RU PC-TOOL ... MC-43

1.5.2 Setting Up and Checking Firewall Settings ... MC-46

1.5.3 Installing and Registering RU-AP ... MC-52

1.6 Installing the SQL Server ... MC-58

1.7 Installing the CR-IR 391CL Software ... MC-61

1.7.1 Installing the CR-IR 391CL ... MC-61

1.7.2 Installing a Settings File ... MC-63

1.7.3 Installing Menu and Parameter Files ... MC-64

1.7.4 Installing the Standard Kit CD ... MC-65

1.8 Settings by the Simplified Setup Wizard ... MC-66

1.9 IIS Network Virus Protection ... MC-67

1.10 Making Checks Using the Service Utility ... MC-68

1.10.1 Running the Simplified Setup Wizard ... MC-68

1.10.2 Checking for Connection with Other Equipment ... MC-68

1.10.3 Checking the Date Format ... MC-68

1.10.4 Installing Adobe Reader and Copying the Reference Guide ... MC-68

1.10.5 Setting the User Account Control (Activate) ... MC-69

1.11 Restoring the CR-IR 391CL Config Data ... MC-70

1.12 Operation Check and Initialization after Installation ... MC-73

1.13 Restoring the CR-IR 391CL Configuration Data

(patient information) ... MC-74

1.14 Reconstructing the Image Database ... MC-77

2. Service Parts Replacement (for DELL PCs) ... MC-81

2.1 Preparation for Parts Replacement ... MC-81

2.2 Hard Disk ... MC-82

2.3 DVD Drive ... MC-82

2.4 FD Drive ... MC-84

2.5 CPU ... MC-84

2.6 Memory ... MC-85

2.7 Motherboard ... MC-86

2.8 Power Supply Unit ... MC-87

3. Updating the Software ... MC-88

3.1 Updating the CR-IR 391CL ... MC-88

3.2 Updating the RU Software ... MC-88

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Appendix 1 Setup for Security Enhancement ... Appx1-1

Appendix 2 CR-IR 391CL Software Version Upgrade ... Appx2-1

Appendix 3 Option Key / AP Key Installation ... Appx3-1

1. Option Key Installation ... Appx3-1

2. AP Key Installation ... Appx3-2

Appendix 4 Setting the RU-Config ... Appx4-1

Appendix 5 Procedures for Changing the CR-IR 391CL,

RU, and Printer IP Addresses ... Appx5-1

1. Incorporating into the Network ... Appx5-1

2. Changing the Software Settings ... Appx5-2

2.1 Changing the CR-IR 391RU IP Address ...

Appx5-2

2.2 Changing the Printer IP Address ...

Appx5-2

2.3 Making a setting change using

the CR-IR 391CL’s Service Utility ...

Appx5-3

2.4 Changing the CR-IR 391RU Setting ...

Appx5-6

2.5 Changing the Service PC IP Address ...

Appx5-6

2.6 Changing the CR-IR 391CL IP Address ...

Appx5-7

2.7 Restart the CR-IR 391CL , RU, and Printer ...

Appx5-7

2.8 Verifying the connection after IP address changes ...

Appx5-8

Appendix 6 Setting up WakeOnLAN ... Appx6-1

1. Installing the WakeOnLAN Utility ... Appx6-1

2. How to Acquire the RU’s MAC Address ... Appx6-3

3. How to Acquire the Printer’s MAC Address ... Appx6-4

4. Registering the Other Equipment ... Appx6-5

5. Testing Automatic Startup ... Appx6-7

Appendix 7 Uninstalling APs ... Appx7-1

1. CR-IR 391CL ... Appx7-1

2. RU-AP ... Appx7-2

3. RU PC-TOOL ... Appx7-3

Appendix 8 Setting the BIOS ... Appx8-1

1. Setting the Dell OptiPlex 760/780 ... Appx8-1

Appendix 9 Procedure for Changing the Computer Name ... Appx9-1

1. Changing the Computer Name ... Appx9-1

2. Registering with the Service Utility ... Appx9-3

2.1 Starting the Service Utility ...

Appx9-3

2.2 Cautions when an Error is Displayed ...

Appx9-4

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MU: Maintenance Utility

1. Overview of Service Utility Functions ... MU-1

2. Starting, Logging-in to, and Exiting the Service Utility ... MU-2

3. Top Window ... MU-4

4. Regional and Language Options Settings ... MU-5

5. Simplified Setup Wizard ... MU-8

5.1 Starting the Simplified Setup Wizard ... MU-8

5.2 Setting the Date and Time ... MU-9

5.3 System Settings ... MU-10

5.4 Server Equipment Settings ... MU-11

5.5 Setting the Image Reader ... MU-17

5.6 Setting the Film Printer (option) ... MU-18

5.7 Setting for DICOM Storage Device (option) ... MU-22

5.8 Exiting the Simplified Setup Wizard ... MU-24

6. Service Settings ... MU-25

6.1 System ... MU-25

6.2 Connected Equipment ... MU-50

6.2.1 Server Equipment Settings ... MU-50

6.2.2 Monitor Settings ... MU-52

6.2.3 DICOM Settings ... MU-53

6.2.4 Disk Drive Settings ... MU-56

6.2.5 Image Reader Settings ... MU-58

6.2.6 Film Printer Settings (option) ... MU-60

6.2.7 Storage Setup for DICOM Storage Device (option) ... MU-65

6.3 Linkage Function ... MU-68

6.4 Film Annotation Characters ... MU-69

6.4.1 Film Annotation Character Setup

(Direct Editing of FilmStrFmt) ... MU-74

6.4.2 FilmStrFmt File Description Format ... MU-75

6.4.3 Changing the Film Annotation Characters ... MU-77

6.4.4 Format Descriptors ... MU-80

6.4.5 Attribute Descriptors ... MU-84

6.4.6 Film Annotation Character Verification Procedure ... MU-88

6.5 Person Name ... MU-88

6.6 Modality Settings ... MU-91

7. Maintenance Tool ... MU-92

7.1 Database Utility ... MU-92

7.1.1 Initializing the Patient Database ... MU-93

7.1.2 Initializing the Output Queue ... MU-94

7.1.3 Initializing the Image Database ... MU-96

7.1.4 Initializing the Preset DB ... MU-98

7.2 Acquiring EDR Backup Data ... MU-99

7.3 Connection Check ... MU-101

7.4 Log Display/Edit ... MU-102

7.5 Event Log Display ... MU-103

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Appendix 1 Backup Utility ... Appx1-1

Appendix 2 User Utility ... Appx2-1

Appendix 3 Creating a User ... Appx3-1

Appendix 4 Settings for Automatic Output ... Appx4-1

Appendix 5 Setup for Auto-verify ... Appx5-1

Appendix 6 DICOM Tag Mapping Function ... Appx6-1

Appendix 7 Free Drawing Function Settings ... Appx7-1

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SP: Service Parts

1. Service Parts List ... SP-1

1.1 How to Use Service Parts List ... SP-1

1.2 Service Parts List ... SP-3

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PM: Preventive Maintenance

1. Preventive Maintenance Items ... PM-1

2. Checking for a Fatal Error ... PM-2

2.1 Confirming the Event Log ... PM-2

3. Safety ... PM-2

3.1 Service Voltage ... PM-2

3.2 Power Plug/Multi-Outlet Power Strip ... PM-2

4. Hardware Cleaning [reference] ... PM-3

4.1 PC Internal Cleaning ... PM-3

4.2 LCD Cleaning ... PM-4

5. Executing the Error Analysis Tool (Dell Diagnostics) ... PM-5

5.1 Conducting the Dell Diagnostics Express Test ... PM-5

6. Functional Checks ... PM-5

6.1 Confirmation of Image Input to Storage onto DVD ... PM-5

6.2 Image Output to Film ... PM-5

7. Backup of Settings and Verification of Date and Time ... PM-6

7.1 Backup of Setup Files and Log Files ... PM-6

7.2 Verification of Date and Time ... PM-12

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IN: Installation

1. CR-IR 391CL Installation Conditions ... IN-1

1.1 Dimensions and Weight ... IN-1

1.2 Temperature and Humidity ... IN-1

1.3 Places of Installation ... IN-1

1.4 Power Requirements ... IN-2

1.5 Grounding ... IN-2

2. Installation Procedure Overview ... IN-3

3. CR-IR 391CL Hardware Setup ... IN-4

3.1 Unloading and Unpacking ... IN-4

3.2 Checking the Component Items ... IN-5

3.3 Installing the Accessories and Optional Items ... IN-6

3.3.1 Keyboard, Mouse, and Power Cable ...

IN-6

3.3.2 Monitor ...

IN-6

3.3.3 Film Printer Hardware Setup (option) ...

IN-6

3.4 Connecting a Cable Between the RU and Other Equipment ... IN-7

3.4.1 Making a Cable Connection to the RU ...

IN-7

3.4.2 Film Printer Cable Connection (option) ...

IN-7

4. Software Setup ... IN-8

4.1 Setting the Regional and Language Options ... IN-8

4.2 Changing the Displayed Language and Replacing

the Menu Database ... IN-12

4.3 Option Key / AP Key Installation ... IN-15

4.3.1 Option Key Installation ... IN-15

4.3.2 AP Key Installation ... IN-16

4.4 Setup by the Simplified Setup Wizard ... IN-17

4.4.1 Startup of the Service Utility ... IN-17

4.4.2 Starting the Simplified Setup Wizard ... IN-18

4.4.3 Setting the Date and Time ... IN-19

4.4.4 System Settings ... IN-20

4.4.5 Server Equipment Settings ... IN-21

4.4.6 Setting the Image Reader ... IN-27

4.4.7 Setting the Film Printer ... IN-27

4.4.8 Setting the Storage Device ... IN-27

4.4.9 Exiting the Simplified Setup Wizard ... IN-27

4.5 RU Settings ... IN-28

4.5.1 Installing the RU PC-TOOL ... IN-28

4.5.2 Setting Up and Checking Firewall Settings ... IN-33

4.5.3 Installing and Registering RU-AP ... IN-38

4.5.4 Setting the User Account Control (Activate) ... IN-42

4.6 Film Printer Software Setup (option) ... IN-43

4.6.1 Installing the Option Key for Application Key ... IN-43

4.6.2 Reinstalling the AP Key ... IN-44

4.6.3 DICOM Print Setup ... IN-44

4.7 Checking Connections with Other Equipment ... IN-45

4.8 Exiting the Service Utility ... IN-46

5. Checkup Work ... IN-47

5.1 Checking the Startup and Configuration of the RU ... IN-47

5.1.1 Checking the Startup of the RU ... IN-47

5.1.2 Checking the RU’s Version ... IN-50

5.1.3 Checking the RU’s Message File ... IN-51

5.1.4 Checking the RU Configuration ... IN-52

5.2 Checking the System Configuration ... IN-53

5.3 Checking Every Step from the Inputting of Images to

the Saving of Images onto DVD ... IN-53

5.4 Checking Output Images (option) ... IN-65

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6. Setup File Backup and RU Error Log Verification/Deletion .... IN-68

6.1 Backing Up the CR-IR 391CL Setup File ... IN-69

6.2 Backing Up the RU Setup File ... IN-76

6.3 Verifying and Deleting the RU Error Log ... IN-78

6.3.1 Verifying the RU Error Log ... IN-78

6.3.2 Deleting the RU Error Log ... IN-79

6.4 Turning OFF the CR-IR 391CL and RU ... IN-80

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Appx IN: Installation – Appendix

Appendix 1 Settings for Saving Images into DICOM Storage

Equipment ... Appx1-1

1. Hardware Setup ... Appx1-1

2. Software Setup ... Appx1-2

2.1 Installing the Option Key ...

Appx1-2

2.2 Reinstalling the AP Key ...

Appx1-3

2.3 Settings in the Service Utility ...

Appx1-3

2.3.1 Settings Regarding This Equipment

(DICOM storage SCU settings) ...

Appx1-3

2.4 Changing the Display Gradation Correction LUT File ...

Appx1-6

3. Connection Check ... Appx1-9

4. Backing up the Setup File ... Appx1-12

Appendix 2 Settings for Connection of the NAS ... Appx2-1

1. Hardware Setup ... Appx2-2

1.1 Specifications ...

Appx2-2

1.1.1 LAN ...

Appx2-2

1.1.2 RAID ...

Appx2-2

1.1.3 Operation-Certified Models and Software ...

Appx2-2

1.2 Installing hardware ...

Appx2-3

1.2.1 TeraStation ...

Appx2-3

1.2.2 LinkStation ...

Appx2-3

2. Software Setup ... Appx2-4

2.1 Installation procedures for TeraStation

(TS-WX1.0TL/R1 and TS-WX2.0TL/R1) ...

Appx2-4

2.1.1 Network Setting ...

Appx2-4

2.1.2 TeraStation RAID Setting ...

Appx2-9

2.1.3 Shared Folder Setting ... Appx2-13

2.1.4 Confirming Connection between TeraStation and

CR-IR 391CL ... Appx2-14

2.2 Installation Procedures for LinkStation

(LS-WH1.0TGL/R1 and LS-WH2.0TGL/R1) ... Appx2-15

2.2.1 Network Setting ... Appx2-15

2.2.2 LinkStation RAID Setting ... Appx2-18

2.2.3 Shared Folder Setting ... Appx2-19

2.2.4 Confirming Connection between LinkStation and

CR-IR 391CL ... Appx2-20

2.3 Setting in the Service Utility ... Appx2-21

3. Connection Check ... Appx2-22

3.1 Confirming Connection between LinkStation and

CR-IR 391CL (Access to the Network Drive) ... Appx2-22

3.2 Confirming Connection between TeraStation and

CR-IR 391CL ... Appx2-22

4. Backing up the Setup File ... Appx2-24

5. Turning ON/OFF the NAS ... Appx2-25

5.1 Always ON ... Appx2-25

5.2 Manual ON/OFF ... Appx2-25

6. Mirroring Setting for Image Folder ... Appx2-26

6.1 Creating a Save Destination Folder ... Appx2-26

6.2 Synchronization Function Setting ... Appx2-26

6.3 Mirroring between NAS ... Appx2-30

7. Restoring Procedures Using the Automatic Backup File .... Appx2-31

Appendix 3 Setting a DICOM MWM Patient information ... Appx3-1

1. Hardware Setup ... Appx3-1

2. Software Setup ... Appx3-2

2.1 Installing the Option Key ...

Appx3-2

2.2 Reinstalling the AP Key ...

Appx3-3

2.3 Settings in the Service Utility ...

Appx3-3

3. Connection Check ... Appx3-5

4. Backing up the Setup File ... Appx3-6

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PC: Performance Check

CR-IR 391CL Performance Checklist ... PC-1

CR-IR 391CL Config List ... PC-3

1. Localize Setting ... PC-3

2. Setting for Institution ... PC-3

3. Setting for Entering Patient Name ... PC-3

4. Setting is Also Possible with the User Utility ... PC-3

5. Setting for Image Collection ... PC-3

6. Setting for Image Browsing ... PC-3

7. Setting for General-purpose File Output ... PC-4

8. Linkage with the Receipt Computer ... PC-4

9. Setting for Image Link ... PC-4

10. Image Incidental Information ... PC-4

11. Print Format ... PC-5

12. Film Character Setting ... PC-6

13. Setting for Output Function ... PC-6

14. Operation (Low Frequency) Setting ... PC-6

15. Setting for Analysis ... PC-6

16. Settings for Endoscopic Image Import ... PC-7

17. Electrocardiographic Data Import Settings ... PC-7

18. PDI Output Function Settings ... PC-7

19. Free Layout Setting ... PC-7

20. Setting for DICOM-MWM ... PC-7

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Control Sheet

Issue date Revision number Reason Pages affected

04/28/2009 01 New release (FM5535) All pages

01/08/2010 02 Revision for software V1.1(B) (FM5563) 3 to 5 Safety Precautions

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1. Precautionary Labels

To prevent danger to humans and serious accidents, observe the following.

WARNINGS



_{Unless indicated otherwise, be sure to turn off the power switch before}

maintenance work, and disconnect the power plug from the outlet.

Even if the power switch is OFF, 100 to 240VAC (differs according to

machine specifications) will still be supplied to the primary input terminal of

the unit if the power cable is connected, and this may result in possible

electric hazards.



As neckties, scarves, and necklaces may get caught in the unit during work,

remove these items or take precautions against such accidents.



_{Never modify the unit unless otherwise specified.}

Modification of the safety unit (interlock, breaker, temperature fuse, etc.)

will cause serious problems as it is not only dangerous but violates the

related laws and regulations.

CAUTIONS



The grounding wire must be connected.



_{To avoid damages to the parts/units due to static discharge, use a wrist}

strap putting one end on your wrist and the other end on the grounded

section of the equipment, as illustrated below.



_{When doing so, make sure to unplug the line cord plug to avoid electrical}

hazards if using a PC in which the power is energized to the internal power

supply or circuits when it is inserted into an outlet.

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Wrist strap

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Safety precautions (Control Unit)

Follow the precautions below when installing, using, and servicing the control unit

(PC).

See the User’s Guide provided for details on the control unit.



Input voltage : 90V to 135V (60Hz) or 180V to 265V (50Hz)



Electric hazard prevention :

The power cord of the control unit and monitor uses a 3-pin

plug. Connect it to a properly grounded power outlet. When

using an extension cord, use a 3-line type with a grounding pin.



Place of installation :

Avoid places where dust and foreign particles may enter inside

through the computer opening.

Avoid installing near heaters and heat sources.

When installing directly on the floor, ensure that a 5cm or more

distance is secured between the equipment’s bottom face and

the floor.



Precautions when working on internal parts of the control unit :

(1) Turn off the power of the PC, monitor, and other peripheral devices.

(2) Disconnect the power cord from the outlet to prevent electric hazard.

(3) Open the I/O panel on the rear of the PC, touch the metallic part to fully

discharge body static electricity before accessing.

(4) When removing the board and memory module, etc., hold them without

directly touching the connectors and pins and place them in a static

electricity prevention package.

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Safety Precautions (LCD monitor)

WARNING

High voltage is applied inside the LCD monitor.

To prevent electric hazards and danger, the LCD monitor’s internal parts

cannot be accessed.

The LCD monitor does not consist of parts serviceable by the service

engineer.

The unit is also pasted with precautionary labels. Follow the instructions on the

labels when carrying out work.

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REFERENCE



_{PC box:}

Labels shown below are attached on the top face of the PC when it is placed

in a vertical position.



Identification Label

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2. Cautions Relating to

Electromagnetic Compatibility

2.1 Electromagnetic Compatibility Instruction

This equipment complies with the following electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)

standard by comforting to the requirements of IEC 60601-1-2:2001+A1:2004/EN

60601-1-2:2001+A1:2006.

EMC Standard: CISPR 22:2005/EN 55022:2006

CISPR24:1997+A1:2001+A2:2002/

EN55024:1998+A1:2001+A2:2003

IEC 61000-3-2:2005/EN 61000-3-2:2006

IEC 61000-3-3:1994+A1:2001+A2:2005

However, there is no guarantee that harmful electromagnetic interference will not

occur in any installation environment.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy. In a

particular environment, e.g., the equipment is not installed and used in accordance

with the instructions or any device that is not compliant with the EMC Standard is

used in a surrounding area, harmful interference may result, causing the equipment

or surrounding device to malfunction. If this equipment causes harmful interference

to other equipment or receives harmful interference from other equipment, you are

encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following

measures:



Reorient or relocate the equipment.



_{Increase the separation between the equipment and the affected equipment.}



Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

affected equipment is connected.

If the problem persists, discontinue the use of the equipment and consult the

manufacturer of the affected equipment or our official dealer.

WARNING

Keep the equipment away from sources of strong electromagnetic radiation.

Table 1

Guidance and manufacturer's declaration - electromagnetic emissions The CR-IR 391CL is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of the CR-IR 391CL should assure that it is used in such an environment.

Emissions test Compliance

Noise terminal voltage CISPR22

Class B Electric field noise strength

CISPR22 Class B Harmonic emissions EN61000-3-2 IEC61000-3-2 Class D Voltage fluctuations/ flicker emissions EN61000-3-3 IEC61000-3-3 Complies

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Table 2

Guidance and manufacturer's declaration - electromagnetic immunity The CR-IR 391CL is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below.

The customer or the user of the CR-IR 391CL should assure that it is used in such an environment.

Immunity test EN/IEC 60601 test level Compliance level

Electrostatic discharge(ESD) EN61000-4-2 IEC61000-4-2 ±2kV contact ±4kV contact ±2kV air ±4kV air ±8kV air ±2kV contact ±4kV contact ±2kV air ±4kV air ±8kV air Electrical fast transient/burst

EN61000-4-4 IEC61000-4-4

±1kV for power supply lines ±0.5kV for input/output lines

±1kV for power supply lines ±0.5kV for input/output lines Surge EN61000-4-5 IEC61000-4-5 ±0.5, ±1kV differential mode ±0.5, ±1.0, ±2.0kV common mode ±0.5, ±1kV differential mode ±0.5, ±1.0, ±2.0kV common mode Voltage dips, short interruptions and voltage variations

on power supply input lines EN61000-4-11 IEC61000-4-11 <5% UT (>95% dip in UT) for 0.5 cycle 70% UT (30% dip in UT) for 25 cycles <5% UT (>95% dip in UT) for 250 cycles <5% UT (>95% dip in UT) for 0.5 cycle 70% UT (30% dip in UT) for 25 cycles <5% UT (>95% dip in UT) for 250 cycles Power frequency (50/60Hz) magnetic field EN61000-4-8 IEC61000-4-8 1 A/m 1 A/m Conducted RF EN61000-4-6 IEC61000-4-6 Radiated RF EN61000-4-3 IEC61000-4-3 3 Vrms 150 kHz to 80 MHz 3 V/m 80 MHz to 1 GHz 3 Vrms 3 V/m NOTE: UT is the a.c. mains voltage prior to application of the test level.

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1. Equipment Specifications

1.1 Product Code

Hardware

Product Code Description Q’ty Remarks

IR 391 CL A1-V1 B E

Control Unit

PC control unit

(Dell OptiPlex780DT/Core2Duo E7500) Identification label

CR-IR 391CL Application Software V1.1(B) CR-IR 391CL Standard Kit

Manual Kit for Hospitals

CR-IR 391CL Reference Guide CR-IR 391CL Operation Manual

(Software License Agreement is included) CR-IR 391CL Quick Guide

1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Software

IR 391 CL SOFT V1 B E

CR-IR 391CL Application Software V1.1(B) Identification label

CR-IR 391CL Standard Kit Manual Kit for Hospitals

CR-IR 391CL Reference Guide CR-IR 391CL Operation Manual

(Software License Agreement is included) CR-IR 391CL Quick Guide

1 1 1 1 1 1

1.2 Optional Components

IR 391 LCD-17 E 17 inch LCD (DELL E170S) 1

IR 391 LCD-17H E 17 inch LCD (Nanao FlexScan S1721) 1

IR 391 LCD-20W E 20 inch LCD (S2031W-HBK) 1

IR 391 MFP E CR-IR 391CL MFP Key Software 1

IR 391 DICOM PRINT E CR-IR 391CL DICOM Print Key Software 1 IR 391 DICOM STORAGE E CR-IR 391CL DICOM Standard CR Storage _{Key Software} 1 IR 391 F-LAYOUT PRINT E CR-IR 391CL Free Layout for DICOM _{Standard Print} 1 IR 391 DICOM ID MWM E CR-IR 391CL DICOM ID MWM Key _Software 1

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1.3 Dimensions/Weight

Dimensions (width  height  depth) Weight

PC OptiPlex 780DT 399 × 114 × 353 (mm) Approx. 8.3 kg

Monitor S2031W-HBK 427 to 509 × 469 × 208.5 (mm)DELL E170S 374.7 × 380.6 × 140 (mm) S1721-SHBK 362 × 280 to 406 × 200 (mm)

Approx. 9.6 kg Approx. 4.63 kg Approx. 5.6 kg

1.4 Environmental Conditions

Condition Temperature Humidity

Operating 10ºC - 35ºC 30% - 80%H (No dew condensation) Non-operating -20ºC - 60ºC 30% - 80%H (No dew condensation) Increase humidity appropriately if it is too dry to operate the equipment during winter.

1.5 Electrical Specifications

Frequency Input voltage Max. input current

PC 50Hz/60Hz AC115 to 230V 4.0A/2.0A

Monitor

S2031W-HBK 50Hz/60Hz AC100V to 120V_{AC200V to 240V} 0.7A DELL E170S 50Hz/60Hz AC100V to 120V_{AC200V to 240V} 1.5A

S1721-SHBK 50Hz/60Hz AC100V to 120V_{AC200V to 240V} 0.65A/0.4A

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Network cable

“2. System Connection Example.” of “MD: Machine Description.”

“3.4 Connecting a Cable Between the RU and Other Equipment.” of “IN: Installation.”

1.6 Image Storage Performance

Presented below are the numbers of images that can be stored on the media

(measurement values). (Note that actual numbers of images that can be stored

may increase/decrease in relation to the values shown in the tables below,

depending on the free space available on the disk or image data capacity.)

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Hard disk

<Measuring condition>

Image storage capacity : 240GB

Image Size 14"17" 14"14"

Storable number of images Approx. 15,000 images Approx 17,000 images

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DVD+RW/DVD-RW

<Measuring conditions>

DVD capacity : 4.7GB, UDF format

Image size ratio : 14"17" : 14"14" : 10"12" : 8"10" = 1 : 6 : 2 : 1

(for standard image/high-density image)

Standard Image High-density Image

Uncompressed JPEG lossless-_compressed Uncompressed JPEG lossless-_compressed 4.7GB Approx. 650 images Approx. 1,300 images Approx. 200 images Approx. 400 images

1.7 Discarding the Equipment

When discarding the CR-IR 391CL equipment, be sure to dispose of any private

information stored on it completely.

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1. System Configuration

This section shows the system configuration, which includes the CR-IR 391CL

application, and the operating environment for the PC.

The following PC is used.



Dell OptiPlex 760 (desktop)

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Dell OptiPlex 780 (desktop)

1.1 System Configuration

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System Configuration

Video cable Monitor Mother board Accessories (keyboard and mouse) Serial ATA PC main unit 00000042.ai Network i/f

System area/image area (drive C) USB Connector CR-IR 391CL application CD-ROM Option key CD-ROM • • • DVD-Super Multi Drive

1.2 Operating Environment

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PC Main Unit

Item Description

CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E7300: 2.66GHz or more; secondary cache: 3072KB or more System memory 2GB or more

HDD 250GB or more

Drive DVD-Super Multi Drive (S-ATA)

Extension slot PCI × 1 (Necessary for insertion of a video board when the DVI output is _used.) Graphic  Display resolution: 1280 × 1024 or more Number of display colors: 24bit Color or more

* DVI 1.0 or VGA output is recommended. Network 100BASE-TX_1000BASE-T

OS Windows Vista Business SP1 (32bit)

Port  Keyboard connection port: USB or 6-pin mini-DIN PS/2 Mouse connection port: USB or 6-pin mini-DIN PS/2 * The USB 2.0 port is recommended.

Input device Keyboard and mouse

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Monitor

Display resolution

17 inch LCD (S1721-SHBK) 1280 × 1024 17 inch LCD (DELL E170S) 1280 × 1024 20 inch LCD (S2031W-HBK) 1680 × 1050 Input format DVI 1.0 (DVI-I 29-pin) or analog RGB (D-Sub 15-pin)

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Software

OS Windows Vista Business SP1 (32bit)

Internet Server Microsoft Internet Information Service Internet browser Microsoft Internet Exproler V7.0 or more

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● Memory modules



_{2 GB memory (DIMM1/DIMM2) is installed and shipped from factory.}



_{Riser card (ATAPI circuit board) in PCI (SLOT2) is installed and shipped from}

factory.

DIMM 4 DIMM 3 DIMM 2 DIMM 1 SATA 1 SATA 0 SATA 3 SATA 2 MD000274.AI PCI Express x16 (SLOT1) PCI(SLOT2) PCI(SLOT3) System board DIMM sockets_{(DIMM1/DIMM2 is used)}

1.3 Connectors

This section shows locations of the connectors and memory slots of the PCs below.



_{Dell OptiPlex 760}

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_{Dell OptiPlex 780}

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● System board location

System board

System lights (power light and hard disk light)

Diagnostic lights

MD000263.EPS

● Connector configuration (PC rear panel)

Parallel port connector _{NIC connector}

USB port (6-port) Serial port connector

MD000273.AI

Video connector D-Sub (analog output)

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Dell OptiPlex 780

● System board location

System board

System lights (power light and hard disk light)

Diagnostic lights

MD000263.EPS

● Connector configuration (PC rear panel)

�Parallel port connector

NIC connector

USB port (6-port)

� Serial port connector

MD000275.eps

�

� Video connector D-Sub (analog output)

eSATA connector

� DisplayProt connector

� Video connector DVI (digital output)

● Memory modules



_{1 GB or 2 GB memory (DIMM1/DIMM2) is installed and shipped from factory.}



_{DVI adapter card in PCI Express x16 (SLOT1) is installed and shipped from}

factory.



Riser card (ATAPI circuit board) in PCI (SLOT2) is installed and shipped from

factory.

DIMM 4 DIMM 3 DIMM 2 DIMM 1 SATA 1 SATA 0 SATA 3 SATA 2 MD000276.eps PCI Express x16 (SLOT1) PCI(SLOT2) PCI(SLOT3) System board DIMM sockets_{(DIMM1/DIMM2 is used)}

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2. System Connection Example

This section shows an CR-IR 391CL system connection example.



NOTE 

To connect the CR-IR 391CL to the RU, use the following network cable.



_{The UTP type which is compliant with category 5 or more should be used.}



IEC950/UL1950-compliant cables should be used.

● For the network type RU operation

With 100BASE-TX (straight) cables, connect the RU to the CR-IR 391CL via a hub.

00000028.EPS

HUB RU

Other connected hosts (Film Printer) 100BASE-TX

cable (straight) 100BASE-TX cable (straight)

100BASE-TX cable (straight) CR-IR 391CL

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3. Software Function Overview

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CR Study

Function Description Study registration

function Registers a study to perform image input/verification. Displaying a scheduled

study Displays a study registered using the study registration function.

Scheduled study modification function

Modifies information of a registered study.  Adding/changing/deleting exposure menus  Replacing images

 Inactivating images/determining mis-exposed images and re-exposures

 Relocating order of image display  Displaying/editing patient information

 Setting a target destination for image output

Performing a study Inputs images, in conjunction with RU, in an already registered study _{and verifies images thus collected.} Indicator function Indicates the CR-IR 391CL system status according to the following 6 classifications: RU, Disk, NAS, Printer, Output Queue condition

and Event, and then informs the user of the result of indication.

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Patient List

Function Description

Patient-originated

(ID input) Execute new registration for patient. Patient-originated

(Patient list) Search for patient. Patient-originated

(Refer to study data) Refer to and operate the study for selected patient. Patient-originated

(Execute CR study) Execute a CR study for selected patient. Patient-originated

(Import endoscopic and general-purpose image)

Import a general-purpose image and endoscopic image for selected patient. (Endoscope Image Import Function Option/General-Purpose Image Import Function Option are required)

Monitoring Automatic display of retrieved images from the modality. Starting Utilities  Displays the version information Start up Customize screen

 Start up Client Utilities/Start up Study Utilities

Customize Customize Main window behavior to adjust user workflow

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Study Utilities

Searching for study data

Performs a searching for the study data by way of study of this equipment and study contained on the disks.

Filtering is applied to facilitating selection of a target study and then study data is searched for.

Displaying the study list Displays the study list of this equipment and the study list contained _{on the disks.} Study data selection Selects study data on the study list of this equipment and the study _{list contained on the disks, and then verifies such study data.} Study data operation Operates the selected study data.

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NAS Drive (Network Attached Storage)

Data management Read/Delete images from NAS._{Observe remaining capacity for NAS and study/patient DB.} Automatic Image

Transfer Process in the background

When the capacity of PC HDD is full, the oldest image is transferred to NAS and deleted from the PC HDD.

Auto backup of setting/

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Restandardization Modifies standardization conditions so that restandardization _{processing is performed appropriately.}

Adding Annotations

Arrows, shapes, text (character strings), and markers can be added to an image. For the image of an FCR study (not processed) as the object, it is also possible to measure the image and to display the measuring result. Up to 32

annotations can be attached to a single image. • Shapes (Ellipses, rectangles, polygons) • Markers

• Measuring result (length, cardiothoracic ratio, angle) Editing selection of

measurement results Selects, moves and edits already input length and heart-to-ribcage ratio. Saving measurement results Saves measurement results.

Length Measures dimensions of a tumor or the like.

Heart-to-ribcage ratio Measures the ratio of the widthwise length of the shadow of _{the heart to that of the ribcage.} Angle measurement Measures the angle of two line segments, contact or non-_{contact, for general-purpose use.}

Free Drawing

Lines can be drawn freely on the viewer window just as with a pen. The following can be done with this free drawing function.

• Selection of the thickness and the color of the lines to be drawn

• Capture of the free drawing image (clipboard copy) • Deleting of the drawn lines

Toolbar setting Customizes the toolbar setting.

Study status setting Sets “Verify” or “Verification Suspended” individually for each _study. Save Saves image processing parameter information of a study image that has been subjected to image adjustment

processing. CR study linkage function

Displaying mis-exposed

images Displays mis-exposed images.

Modify exposure menu Modifies exposure menus.

Re-exposure Instructs re-exposure of an image. Additional exposures Adds exposure menus in a study. Replacing images Replaces study images.

Modifying patient information Displays/edits patient information.

Setting an output device Specifies a target destination for image output.

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Image Viewer

Image display/adjustment

Windows pattern change Changes display pattern of the study window and the image _{display window.} Display position relocation Relocates image display positions on the study window. Displaying maximized images Displays fully magnified study images on the viewer window. Feeding display images Alternately changes display images individually by a patient, _{a study or an image.} Displaying additional

information

Displays additional information of the shown image as an image overlay, and also changes between Display and Hide statuses alternately.

Displaying thumbnails Displays thumbnails of the shown study images. Also _{changes between Display and Hide statuses alternately.} Displaying the measured

result Displays the measured result, and also changes between Display and Hide statuses alternately. Tree view display Displays listing of patients/studies in a tree view form, and _{selects from such list a study you wish to display images.} Displaying comparative

images Comparatively displays a currently shown image and the corresponding past image. Changing gradation Changes gradation at real-time basis.

Image magnification/image

reduction Displays magnified/reduced images.

Panning Moves display position of an image to a desired position. Stack Display Switches the display image by mouse dragging.

Preset Image Processing Registers the selected image processing parameters with preset, and changes the preset name or deletes the preset image processing parameters.

Reverse display Performs reverse displays of an image in relation to its _density. Reset Resets a display image to a previously stored status. Rotation • Flipping Rotates or flips an image.

FCR image processing

parameters Adjusts FCR image processing parameters.

Applying Modality LUT

Applying following Modality LUT according to the modality of each image.

• N/A • P-Value • gamma 2.2 • FCR

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Film print Outputs a film image to a desired printer. Work disk output Outputs work media to a desired disk device.

General-purpose file Outputs a study image in any of the following formats: _{BITMAP, JPEG and DICOM Stream} Using explanatory description

Explanatory description use

function Displays the explanatory description use dialog. Indicator function

Indicates the CR-IR 391CL system status according to the following 5 classifications: RU, Disk, Printer, Output Queue condition and Event, and then informs the user of the result of indication.

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Indicator

Indication Informs the user of the device connectivity and error information by _{means of putting the related icon on/off or blinking status.} RU status display Displays status of a connected RU and performs scanner cleaning. Disk status display

 Displays disk status (volume label, application status, usage, write enabled/disabled).

 Displays listing of disks created as Image storage disks*1_.

 Performs disk settings. NAS status display

Displays the following NAS status.  Remaining capacity

 Host name

 Status (Creating write data/Write enable/Temporarily) Printer status display Displays status of connected printers.

Output status display Displays Output Queue status and performs Output Queue _{operations, such as deletion, forced output, and other.}

Event display Displays listing of events that occurred in the server, such as error, _{warning, information and other.} *1 Image storage disk

In the CR-IR 391CL system, a disk used for storing study result images as originals is denominated an “Image storage disk.”

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Service Utility

Service settings

Simplified setup wizard Interactively performs various kinds of settings successively.

System Performs basic system setups.

Connected equipment Performs settings for equipment units to be connected to the _{CR-IR 391CL system.} Linkage function Performs settings for functions that enable linkage with other _systems. Film annotation

characters Performs settings for character strings to be output on film and the formats necessary for output processing. Person name Performs settings necessary for converting an input person name. Modality setting Performs LUT setting corresponding to each modality.

Maintenance tool

Database Utility Discards currently used database and restores the stored data, when database files are damaged accidentally or there are inconsistencies between the database and the local images. Acquiring EDR backup

data Acquires/stores EDR backup data files of the selected local images. Connection check Checks connection with the equipment determined according to _{“Connected equipment” by Service settings.} Log display/edit Displays or clears off the number of IP exposures.

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User Utility

Menu setting Adds, modifies and deletes exposure menus and study menus. Information of film

annotation character

strings Sets film annotation character strings. Setting a destination for

image output

Performs settings for whether or not to automatically output images after image generation (after completion of exposure), a target destination for image output, and timings for such operations. Settings for automatically

determining a study

Sets a function to automatically have a study to be determined when a certain time period elapses after image generation (after

completion of exposure).

Setting to delete images Sets a function to store images input from an external device for a _{certain time period, and then deleting those images automatically.} Backup notification

setting

Sets a function to display a message prompting the user to make backup copies of the necessary data when such copies are not made for a certain time period.

Settings for displaying additional image information

Sets image information to be displayed as additional image information.

Setting to display a title of respect prefixed to a patient name

Sets a function to add a title of respect when displaying a patient name.

Disk consistency check Checks if any alteration was made on the Image storage disk*1_.

Importing patient

database Registers patient information to the patient database from a file where the patient information is described in the CSV format. Settings for startup of

client’s application Sets automatic startup of a client after the server application has started running. History information

consistency check

Checks if any alteration was made on the history information file (where the history of login, access to a study, data transfer and data backup is registered).

Automatic logoff setting Sets whether or not to automatically log off the system when there _{were no user operations for a certain period of time.} Marker setting Sets the marker to be added to the image.

Preset setting Assigns preset settings to the keypad keys. *1 Image storage disk

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Backup Utility

Backup

Patient Information Patient information database

Setup information

 Exposure menu related parameters  Image processing parameters

 System settings (including User Utility related settings)

 Connection device settings (including automatic output settings)  LUT settings

 Person name format settings

 Film annotation character related settings  User settings

 Explanatory description settings

Log information

 IP counter information  Operation log

 Changed history log  Output history log

 CR-IR 391CL system event log Restore

Patient Information Patient information database

Menu Setting Information Exposure menu related parameters

System configuration information

 System settings (including User Utility related settings)

 Connection device settings (including automatic output settings)  LUT settings

 Film annotation character related settings  Additional information display settings  Search parameter settings

User information User settings

Explanatory information Explanatory description settings

Log information IP counter information (service authority only) Collecting logs for

maintenance purpose

Menu Setting Information _ Exposure menu related parameters_{Image processing parameters}

Setup information

 System settings

 Connection device settings  LUT settings

 Film annotation character related settings  Additional information display settings  Search parameter settings

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User information User settings Explanatory information N/A

Log information

 IP counter information  Operation log

 Changed history log  Output history log

 CR-IR 391CL system event log  Analysis log

 Windows event log  Registry file

 Image database  DDO file

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Client Utilities

Edit patient information. Registers, edits and deletes patient information. Display of IP use

frequency Displays the IP use count. User registration

Adds and deletes images to be displayed on the user-selected window.

For the administrator: Registers, edits and deletes users. Operation authority granted to the user group will be determined.

User editing Edits the user logged in the system. Registering explanatory

description N/A

History display Displays access history and image transfer history.

Disk operation Performs disk settings, disk registration and disk reconstruction. Database restoration Re-registers studies saved on the Image storage disk_database. *1 to the study *1 Image storage disk

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Disk Copy Tool

Window on which copies are made

 Specifies a source drive to perform copy processing.

 Displays process progression status using the progress bar.  Enables canceling of copy processing.

 Sets volume label of the copy source as that of the target copy destination, after completion of file copy processing.

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Image Output

DICOM print output Generates film printout to a printer connected to the CR-IR 391CL _server. DICOM media storage

output Generates output to a disk device connected to the CR-IR 391CL server. General-purpose file

output Manually outputs study images transferred from the viewer, in either of the “BITMAP”, “JPEG” or “DICOM Stream” format. DICOM storage output Stores images on a DICOM storage device that supports the DICOM _{communication protocol (service class: CR Image Storage).} Free Layout DICOM print

output

On the free layout print screen, free layout of images is possible for output of multiple images to one piece of film. The image size also can be adjusted.

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Image Processing

Standardization Image standardization processing (conversion to a 10bit format file) EDR processing Density correction processing (Exposure Data recognizer)

GP processing Gradation Processing RP processing Response Processing

DRC processing Dynamic Range Control Processing

TAS processing Tomographic Artifacts Suppression processing MFP processing Multi-objective Frequency Processing

FNC processing Flexible Noise Control processing

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Media Storage

Image management Maintains and manages patient/study/image information that is _{saved on the disk into the system.} Image update Adds in-study images and updates information for the images stored _{on the Image storage disk}*1_.

Database restoration

(Client utilities) Captures information stored on various disks into the image server and includes such images as those targeted for management. Disk reconstruction

(Client utilities)

If data contained on disks is illegal, subjects DICOMDIR to

reconstruction processing based on contents of the files saved on the disks so that those disks can be used properly.

Disk storage

(Image output) Stores images onto several disks. Image search display

(Study list) Uses the Web browser to display listing of images saved on the image server or disks or images themselves. Disk alteration check

(Client utilities) Checks if the disks are altered by third parties. Disk settings

(Client utilities) The user sets whether data is write-enabled or -disabled onto disks. *1 Image storage disk

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General-purpose Image Capture

Image capture

This function is available for capture of images derived from connection devices such as digital camera, USB memory, FD/CD/ DVD and other, as well as those located in a folder*1_{that can be}

viewed from My Computer on Windows. A maximum of 50 images can be captured for each study.

Image management Manages general-purpose images as study images on the CR-IR _391CL. Image browse Enables browsing studies that include general-purpose images _{selected on the study list on the CR-IR 391CL viewer.} Image output This function enables image output onto a DVD for storage/DVD for _{operation and general-purpose image output.} *1 To view a folder located on the network, the network drive must be assigned ahead of time.

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PDI (Portable Data for Imaging) Patient CD

Image output

Writes exposed images and captured images from the outside onto a CD-R and DVD-R.

Use this function in a region where patients are required to store images compulsorily or when making referral to hospitals.

Conforms to IHE*1_{TF Transaction RAD-47 “Distribute Imaging}

Information on Media”. *1 IHE : Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise