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Laboratory Infrastructure and Interactions
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5 Laboratory Infrastructure and
Interactions
The following chapters will describe the planning factors , which concern the operational
procedure and possible interactions between the MR instrument and its surroundings.
5.1 Operational Workflow
Workflow is increased when using an MR instrument by including all operational procedures.
Important topics are:
• Avoid long ways between magnet, preparation and operating area.
• Provide visibility between operating area and magnet opening.
• Optimize door swings to allow a smooth closing.
• Consider appropriate lighting in the different areas.
• Include storage areas for RF coils and accessories
In addition to the daily operating procedures, service activities should be considered:
• Cleaning the laboratory rooms.
• Maintenance of the MR instrument and access to the control electronics.
• Exchange of components or instrument upgrades.
• Interactions with other maintenance work in the laboratory infrastructure, e.g. servers or
cooling systems.
5.2 IT Structures
The MR operating console can be incorporated into a local network using DHCP or a fixed IP
address. Incorporation is not necessary to operate the MR instrument, but it does facilitate
the procedures of:
• Data archiving on central servers.
• Data exchange between the operator console and analysis consoles.
If it is possible to connect externally to the Internet, support of operators by Bruker Service &
Lifecycle Support is improved:
• Data exchange between operator and hotline
• Remote online support through direct access to the local workstation via WebEx or
TeamViewer Services.
If mobile telephone connection is impossible in the operating and technical room, a standard
telephone with international service needs to be provided.