Radlink CR Pro Installationsanleitung

00.09-002A CR-Pro Computed Radiology Imaging Device Setup and Installation Guide April 2010 Radlink, Inc. 2400 Marine Ave. Redondo Be

9 Hardware Installation 1. Place the CR-Pro on a solid flat, leveled surface. 2. Plug the power cord to the AC Power Adapter located on the bac

10 Chapter 2 Setup Guide and Configuration

11 STEP 1: Application Start Up 1. To start the application double click the Radlink Icon located on your desktop. (Figure 1) Fig

12 2. Image Pro software home screen will appear as Figure 2.Figure 2

13 3. Verify that Scanner Status is lit green with READY. (Figure 3) Figure 3

14 STEP 2: Calibration Procedure Calibration of the CR PRO is required to compensate for any hardware differences and should be performed at least on

15 4. Start Calibration From the application Click Manage  CR Setup  Calibrate. (Figure 5) The calibration process should take 3-4 minutes to c

16 Chapter 3 Test Scan Procedure

17 STEP 1: Expose an Image You are now ready to scan your first cassette. Expose an image using one of the cassette(s) that you purchased.

18 STEP 3: Scan Cassette Select New Patient to add or New Study to add an existing patient. For detailed description of the functions and operatio

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19 STEP 4: Patient Info Window Patient Information window will display, input the following: ID, Sex, Last Name, First Name, Middle Name and Birth

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21 STEP 5: Selecting Body Part 1. Input the same technique used when you expose the cassette. 2. Click Save 3. Click Scan CR bu

22 STEP 6: Scan Cassette The CR Pro will now begin digitizing your exposed image.

23 STEP 8: Complete Study A sample scan of a knee phantom is shown below. Fig

24 Chapter 4 Troubleshooting Guide

25 General Troubleshooting Problem Action No power to the CR Pro Ensure the monitor power is on. Check that the Power Switch on the back of the C

26 Cassette Related Problems Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Causes What To Do Damage to outer enclosure • Rough handling by technicians • Patien

27 Chapter 5 Maintenance Procedures

28 CR ProTM Phosphor Plate Cassette Maintenance Procedure The Phosphor Plate Imaging Cassette is a key component in the CR ProTM Comput

2 Preface • THANK YOU – For purchasing the Radlink CR-Pro Computed Radiology Imaging Device. This manual will assist you in learning all the fun

29 Care and Cleaning To ensure optimum performance from the cassettes and to eliminate potential image artifacts, it is recommended that the casset

30 4. Twist the screwdriver to extract the phosphor plate (see photo #2). To prevent damaging the phosphor plate, do not apply pressure to the cente

31 7. Wipe the long edges of the plate to remove any accumulated residue (see photo #3). Cleaning the edges of the plate will reduce the possibilit

32 10. Wipe the surface of the phosphor plate in the long direction with overlapping stokes. Rotate the cleaning cloth to use a clean section as you

33 15. Turn the cassette over and clean the lower corners where the side and bottom edges of the cassette join together (see photo #5). Photo 5 1

34 Appendix

35 CR-Pro Specifications . Table 1 –System Hardware Specifications 2100 Series Specification 2200 Series Specification Processor Intel Pentium

36 Table 2 – Hardware Specifications Phosphor Plate Phosphor Plate 8” X 10” (203.2mm X 254.0mm) 10” X 12” (254.0mm X 304.8mm) 14” X 17” (355.6mm

37 USER QUALITY ASSURANCE & MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR THE CR-PRO INTRODUCTION: Understanding the basic fundamentals and automating the decisions

38 Chart to define the variables for each X-Ray. Or, better yet, if the site’s Techniques Chart is known by Radlink prior to shipment, a customized

3 • SAFETY – Read and follow all warning and safety instructions in this User’s Manual and marked on the product. Not following the instructions may

39 Radlink Inc. CR-Pro Computed Radiology Imaging Device DICOM Conformance Statement 1. Introduction This document provides conformance by the Ra

40 2. Implementation Model The CR Pro is a medical acquisition system that supports Computed Radiography (CR). The CR Pro encompasses the following

41 Figure 1: Image Transfer Data Flow Diagram 2.1.2 Functional Definitions of Application Entities The CR Pro Image Tra

42 2.2 Modality Worklist 2.2.1 Application Data Flow Figure 2: Modality Worklist Data Flow Diagram 2.2.2 Functional De

43 3. Radlink CR Pro Image Transfer AE Specifications 3.1 CR Pro Specifications 3.1.1 SCU Verification This AE provides standard conformance

44 3.2.4 Implementation Identifying Information The CR Pro Image Transfer AE is identified by the following ids: Implementation Class UID: 1.2.250.

45 3.3.3 SOP Specific Conformance for Non-Compressed Image Storage Table 5 illustrates the encoding for a Non-Compressed Image. Table 5: Non-Comp

46 Series Number (0020,0010) IS nnnnn Image Number (0020,0013) IS nnnnn Samples per Pixel (0028,0002) US 1 Photometric Interpretation (0028,000

47 4.1.2 Number of Associations The Radlink CR Pro MWL AE initiates one association with the default remote Modality Worklist SCP. The association

48 4.2.2 SOP Specific Conformance If the Radlink View Pro Modality Worklist component is unable to open an association with the selected destinatio

4 Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) is any signal or emission, radiated in free space or conducted along power or signal leads, that endangers the f

49 4.3 Association Acceptance Policy The Radlink View Pro DICOM Modality Worklist Component does not accept associations. 5 Communication Pr

50 9 Abbreviations used in the Value Representation (VR) Column of Supported DICOM Data Elements Code Name Meaning* Length AE Application entity

51 TM Time A time string hhmmss.ffffff with shortcut possibilities 16 Bytes Maximum UI Unique identifier A string with one identifier consisting

5 The AC outlet should be dedicated to the CR-Pro (no other devices connected to this circuit) to prevent the possibility of injected line “noise “by

6 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1: Hardware Installation Chapter 2: Setup and Configuration Chapter 3: Test Scan Guide Chapter 4: Troubleshoo

7 Introduction The Radlink CR-Pro is a radiological device, which digitizes erasable phosphor plates and transmits the image to an onboard compute

8 Chapter 1 Hardware Installation