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Summary of Contents for H49021AA

Page 1: ...Technical Publication Direction 5184024 100 Revision 5 GE Healthcare LOGIQworks Basic Service Manual Copyright 2002 2007 by General Electric Company Inc All Rights Reserved GE Healthcare ...

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Page 6: ...NDE OVERHOLDELSE AF DENNE ADVARSEL KAN MEDFØRE SKADE PÅ GRUND AF ELEKTRISK MEKANISK ELLER ANDEN FARE FOR TEKNIKEREN OPERATØREN ELLER PATIENTEN DEZE ONDERHOUDSHANDLEIDING IS ENKEL IN HET ENGELS VERKRIJGBAAR ALS HET ONDERHOUDSPERSONEEL EEN ANDERE TAAL VEREIST DAN IS DE KLANT VERANTWOORDELIJK VOOR DE VERTALING ERVAN PROBEER DE APPARATUUR NIET TE ONDERHOUDEN VOORDAT DEZE ONDERHOUDSHANDLEIDING WERD GER...

Page 7: ...NISKE ELLER ANDRE FARER NINIEJSZY PODRĘCZNIK SERWISOWY DOSTĘPNY JEST JEDYNIE W JĘZYKU ANGIELSKIM JEŚLI FIRMA ŚWIADCZĄCA KLIENTOWI USłUGI SERWISOWE WYMAGA UDOSTĘPNIENIA PODRĘCZNIKA W JĘZYKU INNYM NIŻ ANGIELSKI OBOWIĄZEK ZAPEWNIENIA STOSOWNEGO TłUMACZENIA SPOCZYWA NA KLIENCIE NIE PRÓBOWAĆ SERWISOWAĆ NINIEJSZEGO SPRZĘTU BEZ UPRZEDNIEGO ZAPOZNANIA SIĘ Z PODRĘCZNIKIEM SERWISOWYM NIEZASTOSOWANIE SIĘ DO ...

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Page 9: ...GE HEALTHCARE DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL vii ...

Page 10: ...al contractors Other connections between pieces of electrical equipment calibrations and testing shall be performed by qualified GE Healthcare personnel In performing all electrical work on these products GE will use its own specially trained field engineers All of GE s electrical work on these products will comply with the requirements of the applicable electrical codes The purchaser of GE equipm...

Page 11: ...licated in any form in whole or in part without prior written permission of GE Healthcare GE Healthcare may revise this publication from time to time without written notice TRADEMARKS All products and their name brands are trademarks of their respective holders COPYRIGHTS All Material Copyright 2007 by General Electric Company Inc All Rights Reserved ...

Page 12: ...GE HEALTHCARE DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL x This page was intentionally left blank ...

Page 13: ...ges Revision Title N A Chapter 3 Installation on page 3 1 to 3 207 5 Chapter 9 Renewal Parts on page 9 1 to 9 10 5 Important Precautions i vi 5 Chapter 4 Functional Checks on page 4 1 to 4 32 5 Chapter 10 Quality Assurance on page 10 1 to 10 16 5 Revision History vii viii 5 Chapter 5 Components and Functions Theory on page 5 1 to 5 42 5 Index I to II 5 Table of Contents ix to xx 5 Chapter 6 Servic...

Page 14: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL xii This page was intentionally left blank ...

Page 15: ...l s 1 3 Important Conventions 1 4 Conventions Used in Book 1 4 Standard Hazard Icons 1 5 Product Icons 1 6 Safety Considerations 1 7 Safety Hints 1 7 Label Locations of System based on Dell Precision 340 1 10 Label Locations of System based on Dell Precision 360 and Dell Precision 370 1 14 Label Locations of System based on Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 1 17 Label Locations 1 18 Custom...

Page 16: ...r Responsibilities 2 11 Required Features 2 11 Desirable Features 2 11 Patient environment IEC 60601 1 1 2 13 Patient environment IEC 601 1 2 13 Networking Pre installation Requirements 2 14 LOGIQworks Connected to a Network 2 14 Stand Alone Network or Integrated into Hospital s Network 2 14 DICOM Network Option Pre Installation Requirements 2 14 Insite 2 2 14 CHAPTER 3 Installation Overview 3 1 T...

Page 17: ...3 36 Double LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 360 or on Dell Precision 370 3 38 Single CRT Monitor Installation 3 42 Double CRT Monitor Installation 3 44 Connections at rear of PC of System based on Dell Precision 340 3 46 Mouse and USB Harddisk Connection of Dell Precision 360 3 47 Keyboard and Network Connection of Dell Precision 360 3 47 Connections at Rear of PC of Sys...

Page 18: ...ies 3 99 General Application Level Configuration for LOGIQworks Rev 2 0 and Rev 3 0 3 102 TruAccess Plugin Definition 3 102 General settings 3 104 Logging 3 105 Popup Menu 3 106 System Properties 3 107 DICOM settings 3 110 Monitors of System Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 3 111 Study Statuses 3 113 Study Status Permission 3 115 HIS RIS 3 117 Viewing Properties 3 119 TripleMonitors for L...

Page 19: ...d 3 0 3 178 General 3 178 Logging 3 179 Database 3 180 Maintenance 3 181 Viewing Buttons 3 182 Connectivity Application Level 3 183 Setting up and configuring origins 3 183 Setting up and configuring destinations 3 186 Setting up auto routing 3 189 CD R RW and DVD Setup 3 193 Reading DICOM volume from DVD or CD 3 193 Writing a DICOM volume to DVD or CD R RW SME 3 199 Writing a DICOM volume to DVD ...

Page 20: ...onnectivity 4 12 Teleradiology 4 12 Configuring Connectivity 4 12 DICOM Properties 4 12 Configuring Destinations 4 12 Configuring Origins 4 14 Setting up an origin 4 14 Receiving Series and Studies 4 14 Sending entire or partial studies 4 15 Monitoring the Send Process 4 15 Remote View 4 16 Configuring the scanner 4 17 Verification of the installation 4 18 Service Platform Check for LOGIQworks up ...

Page 21: ... 3 Technical Specifications of System based on Dell Precision 370 5 3 Technical Specifications of System based on Dell Precision 380 5 4 Technical Specifications of System based on Dell Precision 390 5 4 Theoretical Description of System based on Dell Precision 360 Dell Precision 370 Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 5 4 Description of Drives and Partition 5 5 Monitors 5 7 Technical Specif...

Page 22: ...Shortcuts 5 24 Workstation Directory Tree of LOGIQworks up to Revision 1 3 5 27 Workstation Directory Tree of LOGIQworks 2 0 and 3 0 5 28 Common Service Interface 5 29 Introduction 5 29 iLinq Interactive Platform Features 5 29 Web Server Browser 5 29 Connectivity 5 29 Configuration 5 29 Contact GE 5 29 Interactive Application 5 29 Global Service User Interface GSUI 5 30 Internationalization 5 30 S...

Page 23: ...ell LCD 1901 2001 6 2 Screen Manager 6 2 Screen Adjustment 6 2 Displaying a Low Resolution 6 2 Color Adjustment 6 3 Power save Setup 6 3 Sony Triniton GDM F520 21 CRT 6 4 Monitor On screen Menu Language 6 4 On screen Menu 6 4 Brightness and Contrast 6 4 Centering of the Picture 6 4 Picture Size 6 4 Picture Zoom 6 4 Shape of Picture 6 4 Color 6 4 Convergence 6 4 Additional settings 6 4 Calibrate CR...

Page 24: ...Removal 8 3 Monitor Installation 8 5 LCD Monitor Replacement Procedure 8 6 Preparations 8 6 Monitor Removal 8 6 Monitor Installation 8 7 LCD Monitor Replacement Procedure 8 8 Preparations 8 8 Monitor Removal 8 8 Monitor Installation 8 9 Modem Replacement Procedure 8 10 Modem of Dell 340 and Dell 360 8 10 Modem of Dell Precision 370 8 11 Modem Installation 8 11 Modem of Dell Precision 380 and Dell ...

Page 25: ...Chapter 9 9 1 List of Abbreviations 9 2 Stock Items 9 2 Non stock Items 9 2 General abbreviations 9 2 LOGIQworks PC versions covered in this manual 9 2 Renewal parts list 9 3 Stock Items FRU 1 and 2 9 3 Stock Items FRU 1 and 2 9 5 Renewal Part Lists 9 7 Updates 9 7 LOGIQworks FX and LOGIQworks SoftwareOnly 9 7 Product Manuals 9 8 CHAPTER 10 Quality Assurance Overview 10 1 Purpose of Chapter 10 10 ...

Page 26: ... Requirements for Periodic Maintenance 10 4 Safety Inspections 10 5 Electrical Safety Tests 10 5 Specifications to meet 10 5 PC Maintenance 10 6 LOGIQworks units Outer casing 10 6 Monitor Screen 10 6 Keyboard and Mouse 10 6 Backup and Restore 10 6 Backup 10 6 Restore 10 6 Save and Restore 10 7 Save 10 7 Restore 10 11 ...

Page 27: ...pter 4 Functional Checks Contains functional checks that must be performed as part of the installation or as required during servicing and periodic maintenance 5 Chapter 5 Components and Functions Theory Contains block diagrams and functional explanations of the LOGIQworks electronics 6 Chapter 6 Service Adjustments Contains instructions on how to make available adjustments to the LOGIQworks 7 Cha...

Page 28: ... 1 2 LOGIQworks Standard Hardware of System based on Dell Precision 340 delivered from April 2003 to April 2004 Table 1 3 LOGIQworks Standard Hardware of System based on Dell Precision 360 delivered since May 2004 until December 2004 PART PC CRT1 CRT2 LCD1 LCD2 Modem BTU h 860 495 495 195 195 164 Power W 250 135 135 57 57 48 Total BTU h LOGIQworks Models H49021LA x x x 1520 H49021LB x x x x 2015 H...

Page 29: ...pter 3 Section 3 4 4 on page 3 60 1 1 4 2 How to Check for Hardware Software version Options See chapter 3 Section 3 5 13 on page 3 203 1 1 5 Purpose of Operator Manual s The Operator Manual s Part Numbers available in chapter 9 should be fully read and understood before operating the LOGIQworks workstation and also kept near the unit for quick reference PART PC LCD1 LCD2 Modem BTU h 860 195 195 1...

Page 30: ...on the product and in the service information are described in this chapter Safety Precaution Messages Various levels of safety precaution messages may be found on the equipment and in the service information The different levels of concern are identified by a flag word that precedes the precautionary message Known or potential hazards are labeled in one of following ways WARNING WARNING Warnings ...

Page 31: ...dition to text several different graphical icons symbols may be used to make you aware of specific types of hazards that could cause harm Other hazard icons make you aware of specific procedures that should be followed Table 1 6 Standard Hazard Icons ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL RADIATION LASER HEAT PINCH Table 1 7 Standard Icons Indicating a Special Procedure be Used AVOID STATIC ELECTRICITY TAG AND LOC...

Page 32: ... Class Label Used to indicate the degree of safety or protection CAUTION This unit weighs Special care must be used to avoid This precaution is intended to prevent injury that may result if one person attempt to move the unit considerable distances or on an incline due to the weight of the unit Service Manual CAUTION The equilateral triangle is usually used in combination with other symbols to adv...

Page 33: ...ins Supply ON OFF switches Mains ON Indicates the power on position of the mains power switch Protective Earth Indicates the protective earth grounding terminal Equipotentiality Indicates the terminal to be used for connecting equipotential conductors when interconnecting grounding with other equipment Nonionizing Radiation indicates that the system applies RF energy Rear of printer near power inl...

Page 34: ...ll a galvanic isolator to insulate the connection between the personal computer and all connected medical equipment e g fibre optic cable or certified video isolator Set up the personal computer outside the patient s vicinity 1 5 m 4 9 ft Use only CE marked galvanic isolators or medical devices appropriate under EN IEC 60601 1 and EN IEC 60601 1 1 WARNING WARNING Danger of Electromagnetic Incompat...

Page 35: ...t your service representative WARNING WARNING Danger of Data Loss System connected to the inter intranet could be infected by a computer virus This infection can result in a loss of data or falsified data or an unoperable system The user has to ensure that the LOGIQworks system is protected from viruses e g by using antivirus programs firewalls and regular updates for antivirus programs firewalls ...

Page 36: ...ERVICE MANUAL 1 10 Section 1 3 Safety Considerations 1 3 2 Label Locations of System based on Dell Precision 340 Sony Labels only Guarantee agreement 1 CE Label 2 VDE Label 3 UL Label 4 Identification plate 5 Homologation label for Japan only Figure 1 2 Labeling 3 2 1 4 5 ...

Page 37: ... 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 1 Introduction 1 11 1 3 2 Label Locations of System based on Dell Precision 340 cont d Figure 1 3 Computer Tower Labelling Power Input Information Tower Rear Tower Top Side Seen from front Front Serial Number ...

Page 38: ...IC SERVICE MANUAL 1 12 Section 1 3 Safety Considerations 1 3 2 Label Locations of System based on Dell Precision 340 cont d Figure 1 4 CRT Monitor Labels Figure 1 5 LCD NEC 1880 Monitor Labels Serial Number CRT Monitor seen from the rear LCD Monitor seen from the rear ...

Page 39: ...00 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 1 Introduction 1 13 1 3 2 Label Locations of System based on Dell Precision 340 cont d Figure 1 6 Recovery CD Label with Rating Plate Label Figure 1 7 Modem Labels Modem seen from below ...

Page 40: ... BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 1 14 Section 1 3 Safety Considerations 1 3 3 Label Locations of System based on Dell Precision 360 and Dell Precision 370 Figure 1 8 Computer Tower Labeling Power Input Information Tower Rear Tower Top Side Seen from front Front Serial Number ...

Page 41: ... REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 1 Introduction 1 15 1 3 3 Label Locations of System based on Dell Precision 360 and Dell Precision 370 cont d Tower Front Figure 1 9 Additional Computer Labeling for Dell Precision 370 only ...

Page 42: ...MANUAL 1 16 Section 1 3 Safety Considerations 1 3 3 Label Locations of System based on Dell Precision 360 and Dell Precision 370 cont d Figure 1 11 LCD DELL 1901 Monitor Labels Figure 1 10 LCD DELL 2001 Monitor Labels LCD Monitor seen from the rear LCD Monitor seen from the rear ...

Page 43: ...EVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 1 Introduction 1 17 1 3 4 Label Locations of System based on Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 Figure 1 13 Figure 1 12 Computer Tower Labeling Tower Rear Tower Bottom Side Tower Top Side ...

Page 44: ...RECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 1 18 Section 1 3 Safety Considerations 1 3 5 Label Locations Figure 1 14 Recovery CD Label with Rating Plate Label Figure 1 15 Modem Label Modem seen from below ...

Page 45: ...Assistance Location Phone Number USA Canada GE Medical Systems Ultrasound Service Engineering 4855 W Electric Avenue Milwaukee WI 53219 Customer Answer Center Service 1 800 437 1171 1 800 321 7937 Latin America 1 800 668 0732 Canada Applications 1 800 682 5327 1 262 524 5698 Fax 1 414 647 4125 Europe GE Ultraschall Deutschland GmbH Co KG Beethovenstraße 239 Postfach 11 05 50 D 42665 Solingen Germa...

Page 46: ...QWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 1 20 Section 1 4 Customer Assistance 1 4 2 System Manufacturer Table 1 10 Phone Numbers for Customer Assistance Manufacturer Phone Number ViewPoint Bildverarbeitung GmbH Argelsrieder Feld 12 D 82234 Wessling GERMANY 49 8153 9311 0 ...

Page 47: ...he installation of a LOGIQworks Included are descriptions of the facility and electrical needs to be met by the purchaser of the unit A checklist is also provided at the end of this section to help determine whether the proper planning and preparation is accomplished before the actual equipment installation is scheduled Table 2 1 Contents in Chapter 2 Section Description Page Number 2 1 Overview 2...

Page 48: ...l 300 BTU hr Demand on the cooling system Operation Non Operation Storage Transport Temperature 10 to 35 oC 50 to 95 o F 40 to 65 oC 40 to 149o F 40 to 65 oC 40 to 149o F 40 to 65 oC 40 to 149 o F Humidity 20 to 80 non condensing 20 to 80 non condensing 20 to 80 non condensing 20 to 80 non condensing Altitude 52 10000ft 16 3048 m 52 34777ft 16 10600 m 52 34777ft 16 10600 m 52 34777ft 16 10600 m Op...

Page 49: ...patient comfort may be optimized if the room light is subdued and indirect Therefore a combination lighting system dim bright is recommended Keep in mind that lighting controls and dimmers can be a source of EMI which could degrade image quality These controls should be selected to minimize possible interference PART PC CRT1 CRT2 LCD1 LCD2 Modem BTU HR 860 495 495 195 195 164 Power W 250 135 135 5...

Page 50: ...l 300 BTU hr Demand on the cooling system Table 2 6 Dell Precision 360 Dell Precision 370 Dell Precision 380 Dell Precision 390 Workstation Operation Storage Transport Temperature 10 to 35 oC 50 to 95 o F 40 to 65 oC 40 to 149o F 40 to 65 oC 40 to 149 o F Humidity 20 to 80 non condensing 20 to 80 non condensing 20 to 80 non condensing Altitude 52 10000ft 16 3048 m 52 34777ft 16 10600 m 52 34777ft ...

Page 51: ... LCD1 LCD2 Modem BTU h 860 195 195 164 Power W 250 57 57 48 Total BTU h LOGIQworks Models H49021AC x x x 1220 H49021AD x x x x 1415 H49021AA x x x 1220 H49021AB x x x x 1415 Table 2 10 LOGIQworks Standard Hardware of DELL Precision 380 and of Dell 390 PART PC LCD1 LCD2 Modem BTU h 1280 195 195 164 Power W 357 57 57 48 Total BTU h LOGIQworks Models H49021AK x x x 1220 H49021AL x x x x 1415 H49021AM...

Page 52: ...e a source of EMI which could degrade image quality These controls should be selected to minimize possible interference 2 2 3 Time and Manpower Requirements Site preparation takes time Begin Pre installation checks as soon as possible if possible six weeks before delivery to allow enough time to make any changes Table 2 11 LOGIQworks Optional Hardware PART Modem BTU h 164 Power W 48 Total BTU h Al...

Page 53: ...stribution panel before the system The dedicated line shall consist of one phase a neutral not shared with any other circuit and a full size ground wire from the distribution panel to the workstation Please note that image artifacts can occur if at any time within the facility the ground from the main facility s incoming power source to the workstation is only a conduit GEVU P N Voltage Tolerances...

Page 54: ... Plug If the unit arrives without a power plug or with the wrong plug you must contact GE Service they must supply what is locally required WARNING WARNING POWER OUTAGE MAY OCCUR The LOGIQworks requires a dedicated single branch circuit To avoid circuit overload and possible loss of critical care equipment make sure you DO NOT have any other equipment operating on the same circuit ...

Page 55: ...nterference see Table 2 16 for EMI Prevention tips WARNING WARNING Danger of Electromagnetic Incompatibility Devices that are not CE marked can create an electromagnetic field which could impair the operation of other devices To prevent this check if the device is CE marked or FCC marked Use only CE marked devices and medical devices appropriate under EN IEC 60601 1 2 WARNING WARNING Danger of Fal...

Page 56: ...ISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 2 10 Section 2 2 General Console Requirements Take care with cellular phones Cellular phones may transmit a 5 V m signal that could cause image artifacts Table 2 16 EMI Prevention Abatement EMI Rule Details ...

Page 57: ...ty 2 3 2 Required Features Dedicated single branch power outlets of adequate amperage see Table 2 14 meeting all local and national codes which is located less than 1 5 m 5 ft from the workstation s proposed location Proposed location for the workstation is at least 0 3 m 1 ft from the wall for cooling Power outlet and place for any external peripheral are within 2 m 6 6ft of each other with perip...

Page 58: ...d Ultrasound Scanner 3 to 4 dedicated Power outlets Vivid 3 A dedicated Ethernet network wall outlet Work Station parts A dedicated Analog Telephone jack 1m14cm 304 8 cm 243 84 cm A dedicated Power outlet A dedicated Ethernet network wall outlet LOGIQworksparts A dedicated Analog Telephone jack 3 to 4 dedicated Power outlets A dedicated Ethernet network wall outlet A dedicated Analog Telephone jac...

Page 59: ...environment IEC 601 1 Sub clause 2 204 Such an area is an environment in which medical diagnosis monitoring or treatment is carried out It is very difficult to attach unique dimensions to the PATIENT ENVIRONMENT WARNING WARNING Danger of Electrical Shock Danger of Electrical Shock A connection between the patient and a personal computer can result in risks for the patient from electric current Con...

Page 60: ...page 14 Ensure that there are no spaces in any field of the form except for those fields under PHYSICAL LOCATION Entries must include Verify that there is a Conformancy Statement that documents the DICOM server you are about to use supports Ultrasound images A host name local port number AE Title IP address and Net Mask for the LOGIQworks The IP addresses for the default gateway and other routers ...

Page 61: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 2 Pre Installation 2 15 2 3 4 4 Insite 2 cont d Figure 2 4 Data Collection Document Page 1 ...

Page 62: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 2 16 Section 2 3 Facility Needs 2 3 4 4 Insite 2 cont d Figure 2 5 Data Collection Document Page 2 ...

Page 63: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 2 Pre Installation 2 17 2 3 4 4 Insite 2 cont d Figure 2 6 Data Collection Document Page 3 ...

Page 64: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 2 18 Section 2 3 Facility Needs 2 3 4 4 Insite 2 cont d Figure 2 7 Data Collection Document Page 4 ...

Page 65: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 2 Pre Installation 2 19 2 3 4 4 Insite 2 cont d Figure 2 8 Data Collection Document Page 5 ...

Page 66: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 2 20 Section 2 3 Facility Needs Your Notes ...

Page 67: ...are the facility and unit of the actual installation and how to check and test the unit and external peripherals for electrical safety are included in this procedure 3 1 2 Average Installation Time For time and personnel estimates during the installation see Section 2 2 3 Time and Manpower Requirements on page 2 6 Table 3 1 Contents in Chapter 3 Section Description Page Number 3 1 Overview 3 1 3 2...

Page 68: ...s very cold or hot do not turn on its power until it has had a chance to acclimate to its operating environment Table 3 2 LOGIQworks Acclimate Time C 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 F 40 31 22 13 4 5 50 41 32 41 50 59 68 77 86 95 104 113 122 131 140 hrs 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 6 8 WARNING WARNING To prevent electrical shock connect the unit to a prop...

Page 69: ...d 4 Open each of these cardboard boxes 5 Check that contents are there and undamaged 6 Move the shipment to the place where it is to be installed 7 Unpack the Parts run the check list shown below 8 Handling Incomplete or Damaged Shipment Please read that procedure before packing unpacking the LOGIQworks User Manual s Check that the correct User Manual s for the system and software revision is incl...

Page 70: ...t considerable distances or on an incline by one person could result in injury or damage or both Figure 3 1 Shipping packaging and envelope at front panel of the crate CAUTION The device must only be transported in the original packaging Unpack the devices such a way that packaging can be reused Check whether delivery is complete according to packing list and check visual damage The envelope with ...

Page 71: ...OGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 5 3 2 1 1Check of Delivered Box cont d Table 3 3 The LOGIQworks H49021LC parts Figure 3 2 The LOGIQworks H49021LC delivery Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 340 1 2 Monitor NEC LCD 1880 Sx 1 3 Modem 1 1 2 3 ...

Page 72: ...IC SERVICE MANUAL 3 6 Section 3 2 Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment 3 2 1 1Check of Delivered Box cont d Table 3 4 The LOGIQworks H49021LD parts Figure 3 3 The LOGIQworks H49021LD delivery Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 340 1 2 Monitor NEC LCD 1880 Sx 2 3 Modem 1 1 2 3 ...

Page 73: ...GIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 7 3 2 1 1Check of Delivered Box cont d Table 3 5 The LOGIQworks H49021LA parts Figure 3 4 The LOGIQworks H49021LA delivery Item Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 340 1 2 Monitor Sony GMD F520 1 3 Modem 1 1 2 3 ...

Page 74: ...SIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 8 Section 3 2 Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment 3 2 1 1Check of Delivered Box cont d Table 3 6 The LOGIQworks H49021LB parts Figure 3 5 The LOGIQworks H49021LB delivery Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 340 1 2 Monitor Sony GMD F520 2 3 Modem 1 1 2 3 ...

Page 75: ...21AA or H49021AK H49021AM delivery Table 3 7 The LOGIQworks 1FP H49021AA H49021AC parts Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 360 or Dell Precision 370 1 2 Monitor Dell LCD 1901 Europe 1 3 Monitor Dell LCD 2001 US ASIA 1 Table 3 8 The LOGIQworks 1FP H49021AK H49021AM parts Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 380 or Dell Precision 390 1 2 Monitor Dell LCD 1901 Europe 1 3 Monitor Dell LCD 2001 US ASIA 1 1 2 3 ...

Page 76: ...orks H49021AD H49021AB or H49021AL H49021AN delivery Table 3 9 The LOGIQworks H49021AD H49021AB parts Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 360 or Dell Precision 370 1 or 1 2 Monitor Dell LCD 1901 Europe 2 Monitor Dell LCD 2001 US Asia 2 Table 3 10 The LOGIQworks H49021AL H49021AN parts Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 380 or Dell Precision 390 1 2 Monitor Dell LCD 1901 Europe 2 Monitor Dell LCD 2001 US Asia 2 1 2 ...

Page 77: ...sion 340 Table 3 11 Contents of CPU Box of System based on Dell Precision 340 Figure 3 8 Contents of CPU Box Item Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 340 1 2 US Keyboard 1 3 Installation Guide Setup 1 4 Quick Reference Guide 1 5 System Information Guide 1 6 PS 2 Mouse 1 7 Power Cable German 1 8 Y Monitor Cable digital 1 9 Y Monitor Cable analog 1 10 Windows 2000 CD 1 11 Utility CDs 1 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11...

Page 78: ...sion 370 Figure 3 9 Contents of CPU Box of System based on Dell Precision 360 or on Dell Precision 370 Table 3 12 Contents of CPU Box of System based on Dell Precision 360 or on Dell Precision 370 Item Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 340 1 2 US Keyboard 1 3 Installation Guide Setup 1 4 Quick Reference Guide 1 5 System Information Guide 1 6 PS 2 Mouse 1 7 Power Cable German 1 8 Windows 2000 CD 1 9 Utilit...

Page 79: ...Contents of CPU Box of System based on Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 Table 3 13 Contents of CPU Box of System based on Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 Item Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 380 Dell Precision 390 1 2 US Keyboard 1 3 Installation Guide Setup 1 4 Quick Reference Guide 1 5 System Information Guide 1 6 USB Mouse 1 7 Power Cable German 1 8 Windows XP CD 1 9 Utility CDs 1 ...

Page 80: ...ox of System based on Dell Precision 340 Table 3 14 CPU Box parts list Figure 3 11 Additional Parts in CPU Box Item Name Qty 1 Basic Service Manual 1 2 Quick Guide with User Manual CD 1 3 Quick Card 1 4 Cat5 Patch cable 1 5 Optical USB Mouse 1 6 Recovery CD s 1 7 USB Harddisk 1 8 RA 600 Dongle 1 9 Release Notes 1 10 Log on Informations 1 11 3 5 Power cords if not shipped to Germany 3 5 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 81: ...sion 390 Figure 3 12 Additional Parts in CPU Box of System based on Dell Precision 360 Dell Precision 370 Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 Table 3 15 CPU Box parts list Item Name Qty 1 Quick Card 1 2 Quick Guide 1 3 Basic Service Manual 1 4 Cat5 Patch cable 1 5 Cat5 Cross Over Patch cable for Europe only 1 6 2 Power cords if not shipped to Germany 2 7 Recovery CD 1 8 User Documentation CD...

Page 82: ...ASIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 16 Section 3 2 Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment 9 Optical USB Mouse 1 10 Software Option Dongle 1 11 USB Harddisk 3 5 13 Instant CD DVD 15 Powercord FP2001US for US only 1 2 16 Y Monitor cable 1 Table 3 15 CPU Box parts list Item Name Qty ...

Page 83: ...on Dell Precision 340 Table 3 16 Contents of LCD Monitor Figure 3 13 Parts in the LCD delivery of System based on Dell Precision 340 Item Name Qty 1 Monitor LCD 1 2 Signal Cable analog 1 3 Signal Cable digital 1 4 Power Cable EU 1 5 Documentation 1 If not shipped to Germany the EU power cord is not used see Table 3 22 and Table 3 23 for power cord information 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 84: ... Precision 390 Figure 3 14 Parts in the LCD delivery of System based on Dell Precision 360 Dell Precision 370 Dell Precision 380 or Dell Precision 390 Table 3 17 Contents of LCD monitor of System based on Dell Precision 360 Dell Precision 370 Dell Precision 380 or Dell Precision 390 Item Part Name Qty 1 Monitor LCD 1 2 Power Supply 1 3 Power Cable US 1 4 USB Cable 1 5 Signal Cable analog 1 6 Softw...

Page 85: ...3 2 1 5 Sony CRT Monitor Table 3 18 Contents of CRT Monitor Box Figure 3 15 Parts in the CRT delivery Item Name Qty 1 Monitor CRT 1 2 Signal Cable analog 1 3 Power Cable EU 1 4 Documentation 1 If not shipped to Germany the EU power cord is not used see Table 3 22 and Table 3 23 for power cord information 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 86: ...e Part Number Qty 1 Read Me First Document Part of GE Part Number 2245794 1 2 Modem GE Part Number 2245794 1 3 Telephone cable Part of GE Part Number 2245794 1 4 Telephone Wire Part of GE PartNumber 2245794 1 5 AC DC Power convertor Part of GE Part Number 2245794 1 6 Power Cable Part of GE Part Number 2245794 1 7 Plastic bag with 4 Stand Offs Part of GE Part Number 2245794 1 8 Velcro fasteners Par...

Page 87: ...0 and Dell Precision 390 Table 3 20 Modem Parts Table Figure 3 17 Modem Parts overview ITE M Name Part Number Qty 1 Installation CD Part of GE Part Number 2413338 1 2 Modem GE Part Number 2413338 1 3 Telephone cable Part of GE Part Number 2413338 1 4 Quick Start Guide Part of GE Part Number 2413338 1 5 Telephone Wire Part of GE PartNumber 2413338 1 6 Plastic bag with 4 Stand Offs Part of GE Part N...

Page 88: ...e Settings Verify that the LOGIQworks has the correct voltage delivery Figure 3 18 Correct Voltage Settings Table 3 21 International Voltage and Frequencies settings Country V Hz Argentina 220 50 Australia 230 50 Austria 230 50 Bahamas 120 60 Belgium 230 50 Brazil 110 220 60 Canada 120 60 China People s Republic of 220 50 Croatia 230 50 Czech Republic 230 50 Denmark 230 50 Egypt 220 50 Finland 230...

Page 89: ...50 Italy 230 50 Japan 100 50 60 Korea South 220 60 Luxembourg 220 50 Mexico 127 60 Monaco 127 220 50 Netherlands 230 50 New Zealand 230 50 Norway 230 50 Poland 230 50 Portugal 220 50 Russian Federation 220 50 Singapore 230 50 Slovak Republic 230 50 South Africa 220 230 50 Spain 230 50 Sweden 230 50 Switzerland 230 50 Taiwan 110 60 Turkey 230 50 United States of America 120 60 Table 3 21 Internatio...

Page 90: ... for DELL PC and DELL Monitor FP1901 Multitech Modem Name Part Number Power Cord US 2369732 Power Cord French 2369733 Power Cord German 2369734 Power Cord Italian 2369735 Power Cord Spanish 2369736 WARNING WARNING Connecting The LOGIQworks to a wrong voltage level destroys the LOGIQworks Table 3 23 Power Cable for DELL Monitor 2001 Name Part Number Power Cord US 2409670 ...

Page 91: ...h Depth Unit DellPrecision 340 42 5 18 1 44 7 cm 17 0 7 1 17 5 Inches Sony GDM F520 49 9 49 7 48 7 cm 19 0 19 4 19 0 Inches NEC LCD 1880 39 4 38 7 18 0 cm 15 0 15 1 7 0 Inches Modem 10 9 2 5 14 5 cm 4 3 1 0 5 7 Inches Table 3 25 Physical Dimensions table of System based on Dell Precision 360 Dell Precision 370 Dell Precision 380 or on Dell Precision 390 Unit Description Height Width Depth Unit Del...

Page 92: ...e Installation 3 4 1 2 Required Space for LOGIQworks Installation Figure 3 19 Required Space for System with 1 CRT Monitor Figure 3 20 Required Space for System with 2 CRT Monitors min 100 min 80cm recommended 100 cm 70 cm CRT 1 Keyboard Mouse min 140cm min 80cm recommended 100 cm 120 cm CRT 1 CRT 2 Keyboard Mouse ...

Page 93: ...27 3 4 1 2 Required Space for LOGIQworks Installation cont d Figure 3 21 Required Space for System with 1 LCD Monitor Figure 3 22 Required Space for System with 2 LCD Monitors min 80 min 80cm recommended 100 cm 60 cm LCD 1 Keyboard Mouse min 120 cm min 80cm recommended 100 cm 100 cm LCD 1 LCD 2 Keyboard Mouse ...

Page 94: ...cal Specifications To see the Electrical Specifications for the LOGIQworks see Table 2 14 on page 2 7 Power Consumption nominal 550 VA including all options Model Weight kg Weight lbs Dell Precision 340 9 9 21 83 LOGIQworksw CRT Monitor 30 5 67 24 LOGIQworksw LCD Monitor 8 2 18 08 Modem 0 2 0 5 Table 3 27 Weight table of System based on Dell Precision 360 Dell Precision 370 on Dell Precision 380 o...

Page 95: ...3 1 Place the Parts ergonomically correct 1 Place the Monitor Keyboard Mouse Peripherals Desk and stool ergonomically correct and place the Tower Computer either on the floor below the desk or on the desk top Some prefer the computer topside while others prefer it down below Figure 3 23 Work Station w Monitor Keyboard PC Mouse Tower PC mounted on the floor ...

Page 96: ...SERVICE MANUAL 3 30 Section 3 4 Completing the Installation 3 4 3 2 Single LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 340 Items needed Figure 3 24 Items needed for Single LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 340 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 97: ...ell Precision 340 cont d Table 3 28 Items needed for Single LCD Monitor Installation Item Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 340 1 2 Monitor NEC LCD 1880 Sx 1 3 Signal Cable digital 1 4 Y Monitor Cable digital 1 5 Cat5 Patch cable 1 6 RA600 Dongle 1 7 Keyboard US Keyboard France Keyboard German Keyboard Italy Keyboard Spain 1 8 Optical USB Mouse 1 9 USB Hard Disk 1 10 Power Cord 2 ...

Page 98: ...n 3 4 Completing the Installation 3 4 3 3 Single LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 360 or on Dell Precision 370 Items needed Figure 3 25 Items needed for Single LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 360 or on Dell Precision 370 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 99: ...t d Table 3 29 Items needed for Single LCD Monitor Installation Item Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 360 or Dell Precision 370 1 2 Monitor Dell LCD 1901 or LDCD 2001 1 3 Signal Cable digital 1 4 Cat5 Patch cable 1 5 Keyboard US Keyboard France Keyboard German Keyboard Italy Keyboard Spain 1 6 Optical USB Mouse 1 7 USB Hard Disk 1 8 Power Cord 2 9 Software Option Dongle 1 10 RA600 Dongle 1 11 Y Monitor C...

Page 100: ...ion 3 4 Completing the Installation 3 4 3 4 Single LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 Items needed Figure 3 26 Items needed for Single LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 101: ... Items needed for Single LCD Monitor Installation Item Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 380 Dell Precision 390 1 2 Monitor Dell LCD 1901 or LDCD 2001 1 3 Signal Cable digital 1 4 Cat5 Patch cable 1 5 Keyboard US Keyboard France Keyboard German Keyboard Italy Keyboard Spain 1 6 Optical USB Mouse 1 7 USB Hard Disk 1 8 Power Cord 2 9 Software Option Dongle 1 10 RA600 Dongle not used if permanent License is ...

Page 102: ... BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 36 Section 3 4 Completing the Installation 3 4 3 5 Double LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 340 Figure 3 27 Items needed for Double LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 340 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 103: ...sed on Dell Precision 340 cont d Table 3 31 Double LCD Monitor Installation Item Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 340 1 2 Monitor NEC LCD 1880 Sx 2 3 Signal Cable digital 2 4 Y Monitor Cable digital 1 5 Cat5 Patch cable 1 6 RA600 Dongle 1 7 Keyboard US Keyboard France Keyboard German Keyboard Italy Keyboard Spain 1 8 Optical USB Mouse 1 9 USB Hard Disk 1 10 Power Cord 3 ...

Page 104: ...8 Section 3 4 Completing the Installation 3 4 3 6 Double LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 360 or on Dell Precision 370 Figure 3 28 Items needed for Double LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 360 or Dell Precision 370 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...

Page 105: ...t d Table 3 32 Items needed for Double LCD Monitor Installation Item Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 360 or Dell Precision 370 1 2 Monitor Dell LCD 1901 or LCD 2001 2 3 Signal Cable digital 2 4 Cat5 Patch cable 1 5 Keyboard US Keyboard France Keyboard German Keyboard Italy Keyboard Spain 1 6 Optical USB Mouse 1 7 USB Hard Disk 1 8 Power Cord 3 9 Software Option Dongle 1 10 RA600 Dongle 1 11 Y Monitor ca...

Page 106: ... Section 3 4 Completing the Installation Table 3 33 Double LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 Figure 3 29 Items needed for Double LCD Monitor Installation of System based on Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 ...

Page 107: ...n 370 cont d Table 3 34 Items needed for Double LCD Monitor Installation Item Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 380 Dell Precision 390 1 2 Monitor Dell LCD 1901 or LCD 2001 2 3 Signal Cable digital 2 4 Cat5 Patch cable 1 5 Keyboard US Keyboard France Keyboard German Keyboard Italy Keyboard Spain 1 6 Optical USB Mouse 1 7 USB Hard Disk 1 8 Power Cord 3 9 Software Option Dongle 1 10 RA600 Dongle 1 11 Y Moni...

Page 108: ...RECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 42 Section 3 4 Completing the Installation 3 4 3 7 Single CRT Monitor Installation Figure 3 30 Items for Single CRT Monitor Installation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 109: ...d Table 3 35 Items for Single CRT Monitor Installation Item Name Qty 1 Dell Precision 380 Dell Precision 390 1 2 Monitor Sony GDM F520 1 3 Signal Cable analog 1 4 Y Monitor Cable analog 1 5 Cat5 Patch cable 1 6 RA600 Dongle 1 7 Keyboard US Keyboard France Keyboard German Keyboard Italy Keyboard Spain 1 8 Optical USB Mouse 1 9 USB Hard Disk 1 10 Power Cord 2 ...

Page 110: ...84024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 44 Section 3 4 Completing the Installation 3 4 3 8 Double CRT Monitor Installation Items needed Figure 3 31 Items needed for Double CRT Monitor Installation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 111: ... Precision 340 1 2365947 2 Monitor Sony GDM F520 2 2365798 3 Signal Cable analog 2 2368273 4 Y Monitor Cable analog 1 2368269 5 Cat5 Patch cable 1 2366640 6 RA600 Dongle 1 see Centricity RA600 Service Manual Renewal Parts chapter 10 page 269 7 Keyboard US Keyboard France Keyboard German Keyboard Italy Keyboard Spain 1 236635 2369714 2369631 2369725 2369730 8 Optical USB Mouse 1 2366634 9 USB Hard ...

Page 112: ... 4 Completing the Installation 3 4 3 9 Connections at rear of PC of System based on Dell Precision 340 Figure 3 32 Connections at rear of PC of System based on Dell Precision 340 Y Monitor Cable DVD IEEE 1394 Computer Power Cable Connection Keyboard Connection Modem in 1 Mouse Dongle Network USB HDD ...

Page 113: ...nect the USB Harddisk to the other USB Connector 3 Connect the USB Software Option Dongle 4 Connect the parallel RA600 Dongle 3 4 3 11 Keyboard and Network Connection of Dell Precision 360 1 Connect PS2 Cable from the keyboard that has a red plug to the left hand PS2 Connector at the rear of the PC 2 Connect the patch cable with the network connector at the rear of the PC and the wall network outl...

Page 114: ...EMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 48 Section 3 4 Completing the Installation 3 4 3 11 Keyboard and Network Connection of Dell Precision 360 cont d Figure 3 34 Keyboard and PC Rear ...

Page 115: ...5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 49 3 4 3 12 Connections at Rear of PC of System based on Dell Precision 370 Figure 3 35 Connections at rear of PC of System based on Dell Precision 370 ...

Page 116: ...onitor 2 Connect the other end to a Wall Power Outlet 3 Connect the Y Monitor Signal Cable to the display Card Socket at the rear of the PC 4 Connect the Monitor Signal Cable to the Y Monitor Cable tagged with 1 5 Connect the other end to the digital Monitor Signal input1 as shown in the picture 6 In case of dual Monitor installation connect the second Monitor to the Y cable tagged with 2 Figure 3...

Page 117: ...SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 51 3 4 3 13 Monitor Connections of System based on Dell Precision 340 cont d Figure 3 37 PC and LCD Rear LCD Rear 3 ...

Page 118: ...r end to a Wall Power Outlet 3 Connect the Y Monitor Signal Cable to the display Card Socket at the rear of the PC 4 Connect the Monitor Signal Cable to the Y Monitor Cable tagged with 1 5 Connect the other end to one of the analog Monitor Signal inputs 6 In case of dual Monitor installation connect the second Monitor to the Y cable tagged with 2 Figure 3 38 CRT Monitor power connection Figure 3 3...

Page 119: ...ICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 53 3 4 3 15 Monitor Connections of System based on Dell Precision 360 1 Connect the Monitor Power Cable to the rear of the Monitor 2 Connect the other end to a Wall Power Outlet Figure 3 40 LCD Monitor Power Connection Rear of LCD Monitor ...

Page 120: ...tions of System based on Dell Precision 360 cont d 3 Connect the Y Monitor Signal Cable to the display Card Socket at the rear of the PC 4 Connect the other end to the digital Monitor Signal input1 as shown in the picture 5 In case of dual Monitor installation connect the second Monitor to the Y cable tagged with 2 Figure 3 41 PC and LCD Rear LCD Rear ...

Page 121: ...nitor Power Cable to the rear of the Monitor 2 Connect the other end to a Wall Power Outlet 3 Connect the Y Monitor Signal Cable to the display Card Socket at the rear of the PC 4 Connect the Monitor Signal Cable to the Y Monitor Cable tagged with 1 5 Connect the other end to the digital Monitor Signal Input 1 as shown in the picture Figure 3 42 LCD Monitor Power Connection Rear of LCD Monitor ...

Page 122: ... BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 56 Section 3 4 Completing the Installation 3 4 3 16 Monitor Connections of System based on Dell Precision 370 cont d 6 In case of dual Monitor installation connect the second Monitor to the Y cable tagged with 2 Figure 3 43 PC and LCD Rear ...

Page 123: ...BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 57 3 4 3 17 PC Connections 1 Connect the female end of the PC Power Cable to the Power Socket on the PC and the other end to a wall Power Outlet Figure 3 44 Signal and Power connections between PC rear and Power Outlet ...

Page 124: ...nvertor and the male end into a vacant AC power outlet on the wall b Plug the AC DC convertor cable into the PWR jack on the modem Figure 3 45 Global Modem Signal and Power connections for Dell Precision 340 NOTE The modem delivery includes a large set of global telephone standards adapters for the telephone wire NOTE The LINE jack is not interchangeable with the PHONE jack Do not plug the phone i...

Page 125: ...00 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 59 3 4 3 18 Global Modem Connections cont d Figure 3 46 Global Modem Signal Connection for Dell Precision 360 Dell Precision 370 Dell Precision 380 or Dell Precision 390 ...

Page 126: ...4 Power On Boot Up Table 3 37 Bootup Step Check Expected Result 1 Turn ON the Power switch Drag down the menu 2 Administrator Admin Password should be changed after first use On the appearing dialog type lwuser Password lw Table 3 38 Pre defined User Username Password Permission lwuser lw restricted Administrator admin Administrator ...

Page 127: ...SIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 61 3 4 5 Third Party Products The third party product Nero Burning ROM needs to be installed from the vendor setup CDs Please use the default installation settings They are no longer part of the default system configuration ...

Page 128: ...epare first the client customer PC After the client PC is prepared you or somebody in the OLC can finish the checkout using the VOLC software To prepare the client PC you should know the GE InSite IP address To finish the Checkout using VOLC you need to know the Service SystemID which can be derived from the Manufacturing System number See Recovery CD Label with Rating Plate Label on page 18 in th...

Page 129: ...m as device connection type 7 Select one of the following items corresponding to your telephone connection Dial out prefix Internal prefix COM3 serial port Dialing Mode Modem Type MultiTech MT5634 ZBA V 90 CPU Serial Port Speed 38400 Country 8 Click Apply The Location Information window pops up 9 Enter the appropriate information and click OK 10 Click OK to the system message Figure 3 47 Configuri...

Page 130: ...ion cont d 11 The Phone and Modem Options window pops up Click on Remove and then Add 12 Follow the instructions of the Add Remove Hardware Wizard 13 Click Next to start the installation process Wait until the Finish button pops up and click it The modem is installed Figure 3 48 The Location Information window Figure 3 49 The Add Remove Hardware Wizard ...

Page 131: ...h OK 15 Click on the InSite Checkout tab 16 Enter the correct GE InSite IP address 17 Click Checkout now and reboot the system The PC is ready for OLC checkout now 3 4 6 2 VPN Configuration 1 Open the InSite Interactive Platform Configuration See Initialize Service Platform for LOGIQworks up to Version 2 0 on page 3 62 Figure 3 50 The Install Modem system message Figure 3 51 The Insite Checkout ta...

Page 132: ...ing the Installation 3 4 6 2 VPN Configuration cont d 2 Select network on the Device Connection Type field 3 Enter the local gateway IP address 4 Click Apply 5 Select the InSite Checkout tab 6 Click Checkout Now The PC is ready for OLC checkout Figure 3 52 The InSite Interactive Platform Configuration window ...

Page 133: ... for LOGIQworks 3 0 For Installation Inside II see Technical Publication Installation Manual InSite II ViewPoint LOGIQworks Direction 5181936 100 3 4 8 Filling out and sending the Product Locator Card To finish the installation procedure the product locator card has to be filled out and send to the given address Figure 3 53 Product Locator Card ...

Page 134: ...ou provided with the Data Collection Document please refer to Section Recommendation A permanent broadband to the internet The customer is responsible for the connectivity configuration and operation of this internet access funktionality on page 2 14 Please verify that all of these settings are correct 3 5 1 Windows level configuration 3 5 1 1 Set System Time 1 From Windows right click on the cloc...

Page 135: ...SIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 69 3 5 1 1 Set System Time cont d 4 Click on OK 5 Select the Date Time tab and set the time and date appropriately 6 Click OK to apply the changes Figure 3 56 Windows Time Zone Table Figure 3 57 Windows Date Time Table 3 5 ...

Page 136: ...e click Regional Options in the Windows Control Panel Click the Numbers tab and select U S or Metric from the Measurement System drop down list Then click OK If you wish to overrule Windows Regional Settings you can select either Metric or U S from the drop down list in the LOGIQworks Generic Properties page see Section 3 5 2 5 System Properties Figure 3 58 Windows Control Panel Select here U S or...

Page 137: ...the Display Properties page opens 3 Select the Settings tab and click Advanced Set up your system for single monitor use On the ATI Displays Tab only one monitor is available You don t need to apply any changes the system automatically detects the number of monitors connected Figure 3 59 Windows Display Properties Settings Tab Resolution for Dell LCD 1901 1280x1024 Advanced for Dell LCD 2001 1600x...

Page 138: ...nfiguration 3 5 1 3 1 Monitor Setup based on Dell 340 Set up your system for dual monitor use 4 On the ATI Displays Tab make sure that both monitors are checked and activated green light shows activation Figure 3 60 ATI Radeon Display Properties Dual Monitor Monitor connected Second monitor not connected ...

Page 139: ...o button for the left monitor For the right monitor select the to create an extended desktop to the right Do not use the clone button 6 The resolution for both monitors shall be identical for both monitors 7 Exit each dialog by pressing the OK button Figure 3 61 ATI Radeon Display Properties Dual Monitor 4 Green light active 5 Radio Button 6 Monitor Settings ...

Page 140: ...RVICE MANUAL 3 74 Section 3 5 Configuration 3 5 1 3 2 Set up your system for true dual graphic card use based on Dell 360 Figure 3 62 Dual Monitor Configuration for True Dual Graphic Card Figure 3 63 Dual Monitor connection for ATI True Dual Graphic Card Port one Port two ...

Page 141: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 75 3 5 1 3 Monitor Setup cont d Figure 3 64 Dual Monitor connection for Dell Precision 370 ...

Page 142: ...Please refer to Section 3 5 4 6 Receive on page 3 140 for details on how to configure the receive behavior of LOGIQworks through the Connection Service Also please refer to Section 3 5 10 Connectivity Application Level on page 3 183 for general Connectivity Settings on the Application Level Figure 3 65 Internet Protocol TCP IP NOTE On the scanner the connectivity TCP IP must be setup with the abov...

Page 143: ...r you will receive a non US keyboard All keyboard input locales will be pre configured Please check whether settings are correct 1 Click on the keyboard setup button the following window will appear NOTE This Procedure is not required if the keyboard is a US keyboard since the default setting is set to US English keyboards Figure 3 66 Keyboard Status Window ...

Page 144: ...nt d 2 Click on Input Locals the following window will appear 3 Use the scroll bar to find the correct language keyboard layout for your keyboard 4 Click on the Set as Default button 5 Click on Apply button 6 Click on OK 7 Reboot LOGIQworks to get the full effect of the Keyboard Layout change Figure 3 67 Keyboard Properties Window 3 4 4 5 6 ...

Page 145: ... 2 If TruAccess Raw Data Processing is not yet listed in the Installed Plugins window click Add to open the Add Plugin Definitions dialog box If it is already listed quit the dialog by clicking on Cancel 3 From the Select Component drop down list select TruAccess Raw Data Processing 4 You can change the default description in the Enter Descriptions field The entered text will be displayed in the S...

Page 146: ...N 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 80 Section 3 5 Configuration 3 5 2 1 TruAccess Plugin Definition cont d Resulting list of installed plugins after TruAccess Raw Data Processing has been added Figure 3 69 LOGIQworks Plugin Definition Properties 2 ...

Page 147: ...ROOT Directory Root directory of RA 600 This is the directory into which RA 600 has been installed Default C AMI_61 Work Directory Directory for temporary files created by RA 600 Default D AMI_61 WORK Main Window Initial View Check from the Initial View drop down list the Worklist View you want LOGIQworks to display by default when starting Default nothing selected Local Studies will be default th...

Page 148: ...h LOGIQworks will collapse all the studies into one folder for viewing on the Local Patient Worklist provided that the studies have the same patient name and or patient ID Default Both name and ID 3 5 2 3 Logging To set and view RA600 s logging properties 1 Select Configuration Generic from the Data Selector Menu 2 Select the Logging tab from the Generic Properties dialog Figure 3 71 General Setti...

Page 149: ... troubleshooting Log File Set the name of the general log file Each Service has its own default log filename See the Database Service Connection Service and Print Service properties for details Default D LOG AMI_61 RadWorks LOG DO NOT CHANGE THE DEFAULT SETTINGS Truncation Size kB Set the truncation size of the logging file The truncation size is the size the log file will be shortened to when its...

Page 150: ...xes next to the menu items to select the ones you want to appear on the pop up menu that appears when right clicking in the Data Selector 3 5 2 5 System Properties To set display system properties 1 Select Configuration Generic from the Data Selector menu 2 Select the System tab from the Generic Properties dialog Figure 3 72 General Settings Popup Menu ...

Page 151: ... see Figure 3 74 LOGIQworks will use the settings as specified in Regional Settings in the Windows Control Panel see Section 3 5 1 2 on page 3 70 Default METRIC If you wish to overrule Windows regional settings you can select either METRIC Default setting or US from the drop down list LOGIQworks will then use millimeters or inches irrespective of what is specified in the Windows Control Panel Figu...

Page 152: ...es by means of double byte character sets typical for displaying far eastern languages such as Japanese Chinese and Korean Phonetic also displays patient names using double byte character sets but shows the phonetic representation of patients names not the ideographic representation Alternative Allows you to indicate an alternative method of displaying names if the first method is not a viable opt...

Page 153: ...s provided by your system The AE Title entered here should be used by other systems to set up DICOM associations to your system The same AE Title is also used by your system when it sets up associations to other systems The AE Title is then referred to as the calling AE Title Port No Socket port number for the DICOM services provided by this system The Port Number is used by other systems to set u...

Page 154: ... Selector menu and click the monitor tab 2 Select the Adapter and click Settings Specify that 1 row and 1 column of monitors 1x1 are connected to that adapter 3 Select the Monitor Group and click Edit Specify that 1 row and 1 column of monitors 1x1 is defining this group 4 The Default Monitor is set to 1 All other settings are not accepted 5 The Select Monitor is set to 1 All other settings are no...

Page 155: ... the Adapter and click Settings Specify that 1 row and 2 columns of monitors 1 x 2 are connected to that adapter 3 Select the Monitor Group and click Edit Specify that 1 row and 2 columns of monitors 1 x 2 are defining this group A group must have monitors with the same resolution and or space 4 Set the Default Monitor 1 left most monitor 2 second from the left 5 Set the Select Monitor this determ...

Page 156: ...elector menu and click the monitor tab 2 Select the Adapter and click Settings Specify that 1 row and 1 column of monitors 1x1 are connected to that adapter 3 Select the Monitor Group and click Edit Specify that 1 row and 1 column of monitors 1x1 is defining this group 4 The Default Monitor is set to 1 All other settings are not accepted 5 The Select Monitor is set to 1 All other settings are not ...

Page 157: ... 3 Installation 3 91 3 5 2 8 Monitors of System Dell Precision 360 and of Dell Precision 370 cont d Setting up LOGIQworks for use with dual monitors for true dual graphic card log on as system administrator Figure 3 79 Simulated Dual Monitor Setup for Dell 360 and Dell 370 Administrator only ...

Page 158: ...or tab 2 Select the Adapter and click Settings Specify that 1 row and 1 columns of monitors 1 x 1 are connected to that adapter 3 Select the Monitor Group and click Edit Specify that 1 row and 2 columns of monitors 1 x 2 are defining this group A group must have monitors with the same resolution and or space 4 Set the Default Monitor 1 left most monitor 2 second from the left 5 Set the Select Moni...

Page 159: ...or to be saved with the study in the Save Data dialog drop down list in the Viewing Section see Section 3 5 2 12 on page 3 99 in the Configuration Menu The priority of the statuses is from low to high reading from the top of the list down Statuses can be entered in various ways The status written first in capital letters is the official DICOM description and will be stored in the database This sta...

Page 160: ...nfiguration 3 5 2 9 Study Statuses cont d The backslash separates the DICOM description with your own description of that particular status For this you may use more than one word separated by spaces Figure 3 82 Study Statuses including user defined status Figure 3 83 User defined status with description ...

Page 161: ...ld be present while doing so Once all the status permissions have been configured the System Administrator should uncheck the Allow other users to configure their status permissions check box by logging on as Administrator 3 5 2 10 Study Status Permission To set remove Study Statuses Permission for a certain user 1 Select Configuration Generic from the Data Selector menu 2 Select the Study Status ...

Page 162: ...o select The user can be allowed to set the status back to a lower one from Authorized to Created for example In some cases however this may cause workflow problems Check the Allow user to set back the study status check box if you want a user to be able to set back the study status on the workstation Figure 3 85 Generic Properties Study Status Permission with user added study status Figure 3 86 S...

Page 163: ...ts own DLL which allows you to work with Local Database and DICOM Modality Work lists Implementations During installation of LOGIQworks a default implementation will be installed Click the Add button to add a pre defined HIS RIS implementation You can only add an implementation if your system is connected to a HIS RIS system Click on an implementation in the list and then on Remove to delete it fr...

Page 164: ...e Worklist which will be retrieved from the HIS RIS and shown in the Data Selector Report The HIS RIS which will send report information whether a report should be written or if the study has already been authorized Notify The HIS RIS which will be informed about study changes etc Transaction The HIS RIS which will be queried for matching accepting key images etc Click on a functionality and then ...

Page 165: ...Chapter 3 Installation 3 99 3 5 2 12 Viewing Properties To set general viewing properties 1 Select Configuration Viewing from the Data Selector menu 2 Select the General tab from the Viewing Properties dialog Figure 3 88 Viewing Properties General Administrator only Administrator only ...

Page 166: ...his check box if you want LOGIQworks to display in the Viewing Section a menu bar with commands for viewing images Data Direct View LOGIQworks can allow studies that are not immediately available on the local system such as those in a remote view to be directly viewed Such studies will be opened immediately for viewing and the Pictorial Index will continually update to display new images as they a...

Page 167: ...3 101 3 5 2 12 Viewing Properties cont d Open Priors for viewing Opens for viewing priors associated with a study in the relevant worklist Please refer to the RadWorks 6 1 Installation guide page 70 for more information on the viewing properties and the other configuration tabs on the Viewing Properties page ...

Page 168: ... menu 2 If TruAccess Raw Data Processing is not yet listed in the Installed Plugins window click Add to open the Add Plugin Definitions dialog box If it is already listed quit the dialog by clicking on Cancel 3 From the Select Component drop down list select TruAccess Raw Data Processing 4 You can change the default description in the Enter Descriptions field The entered text will be displayed in ...

Page 169: ...ON 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 103 3 5 3 1 TruAccess Plugin Definition cont d Resulting list of installed plugins after TruAccess Raw Data Processing has been added Figure 3 90 LOGIQworks Plugin Definition Properties 2 ...

Page 170: ...lect Configuration Generic from the Data Selector Menu 2 Select the General tab in the Generic Properties dialog Main Window Initial View Check from the Initial View drop down list the Worklist View you want LOGIQworks to display by default when starting Default nothing selected Local Studies will be default then Figure 3 91 Generic Properties General Settings Initial View Compare patients ...

Page 171: ...or both LOGIQworks will collapse all the studies into one folder for viewing on the Local Patient Worklist provided that the studies have the same patient name and or patient ID Default Both name and ID 3 5 3 3 Logging To set and view RA600 s logging properties 1 Select Configuration Generic from the Data Selector Menu 2 Select the Logging tab from the Generic Properties dialog Figure 3 92 General...

Page 172: ...g This is useful when troubleshooting Log File Set the name of the general log file Each Service has its own default log filename See the Database Service Connection Service and Print Service properties for details Default DATADIR log workstation log DO NOT CHANGE THE DEFAULT SETTINGS Maximum Size kB Set the maximum size of the log file Set the Maximum Size of the log file to 0 to disable log file...

Page 173: ...es next to the menu items to select the ones you want to appear on the pop up menu that appears when right clicking in the Data Selector 3 5 3 5 System Properties To set display system properties 1 Select Configuration Generic from the Data Selector menu 2 Select the System tab from the Generic Properties dialog Figure 3 93 General Settings Popup Menu ...

Page 174: ...GS see Figure 3 74 LOGIQworks will use the settings as specified in Regional Settings in the Windows Control Panel see Section 3 5 1 2 on page 3 70 Default METRIC If you wish to overrule Windows regional settings you can select either METRIC Default setting or US from the drop down list LOGIQworks will then use millimeters or inches irrespective of what is specified in the Windows Control Panel Fi...

Page 175: ...s by means of double byte character sets typical for displaying far eastern languages such as Japanese Chinese and Korean Phonetic also displays patient names using double byte character sets but shows the phonetic representation of patients names not the ideographic representation Alternative Allows you to indicate an alternative method of displaying names if the first method is not a viable opti...

Page 176: ...ces provided by your system The AE Title entered here should be used by other systems to set up DICOM associations to your system The same AE Title is also used by your system when it sets up associations to other systems The AE Title is then referred to as the calling AE Title Port No Socket port number for the DICOM services provided by this system The Port Number is used by other systems to set...

Page 177: ...tor menu and click the monitor tab 2 Select the Adapter and click Settings Specify that 1 row and 1 column of monitors 1x1 are connected to that adapter 3 Select the Monitor Group and click Edit Specify that 1 row and 1 column of monitors 1x1 is defining this group 4 The Default Monitor is set to 1 All other settings are not accepted 5 The Select Monitor is set to 1 All other settings are not acce...

Page 178: ...ection 3 5 Configuration 3 5 3 7 Monitors of System Dell Precision 380 and Dell Precision 390 cont d Setting up LOGIQworks for use with dual monitors for true dual graphic card log on as system administrator Figure 3 98 Simulated Dual Monitor Setup for Dell 380 and Dell 390 Administrator only ...

Page 179: ...r to be saved with the study in the Save Data dialog drop down list in the Viewing Section see Section 3 5 2 12 on page 3 99 in the Configuration Menu The priority of the statuses is from low to high reading from the top of the list down Statuses can be entered in various ways The status written first in capital letters is the official DICOM description and will be stored in the database This stat...

Page 180: ...figuration 3 5 3 8 Study Statuses cont d The backslash separates the DICOM description with your own description of that particular status For this you may use more than one word separated by spaces Figure 3 100 Study Statuses including user defined status Figure 3 101 User defined status with description ...

Page 181: ... should be present while doing so Once all the status permissions have been configured the System Administrator should uncheck the Allow other users to configure their status permissions check box by logging on as Administrator 3 5 3 9 Study Status Permission To set remove Study Statuses Permission for a certain user 1 Select Configuration User from the Data Selector menu 2 Select the Study Status...

Page 182: ...o select The user can be allowed to set the status back to a lower one from Authorized to Created for example In some cases however this may cause workflow problems Check the Allow user to set back the study status check box if you want a user to be able to set back the study status on the workstation Figure 3 103 User Properties Study Status Permission with user added study status Figure 3 104 St...

Page 183: ...ts own DLL which allows you to work with Local Database and DICOM Modality Work lists Implementations During installation of LOGIQworks a default implementation will be installed Click the Add button to add a pre defined HIS RIS implementation You can only add an implementation if your system is connected to a HIS RIS system Click on an implementation in the list and then on Remove to delete it fr...

Page 184: ...he Worklist which will be retrieved from the HIS RIS and shown in the Data Selector Report The HIS RIS which will send report information whether a report should be written or if the study has already been authorized Notify The HIS RIS which will be informed about study changes etc Transaction The HIS RIS which will be queried for matching accepting key images etc Click on a functionality and then...

Page 185: ...hapter 3 Installation 3 119 3 5 3 11 Viewing Properties To set general viewing properties 1 Select Configuration Viewing from the Data Selector menu 2 Select the General tab from the Viewing Properties dialog Figure 3 106 Viewing Properties General Administrator only Administrator only ...

Page 186: ...tton to customize where you want to position the Up Down Up Series Down Series Previous Next and Back buttons in the Viewing Section Display Series from Level Select the default that determines how LOGIQworks should fill the series area of the Viewing Section when you view multiple studies Select Patients if you want to display the first series of each patient when opening multiple items for viewi...

Page 187: ...tion Manual English Direction Number 5184018 100 For Installation of the LOGIQworks plugin also refer to same manuals Make sure that you have checked the hanging protocol checkbox 3 5 3 12 1 Connecting your 3rd monitor 1 Connect your 3rd monitor to the system 2 Restart the system 3 Ensure that your system now recognizes all 3 monitors 3 5 3 12 2 Configuring RA600 CA1000 1 Double click the LOGIQwor...

Page 188: ...h a 1 x 1 layout and the 2nd entry with a 1 x 2 layout 5 After this the dialog should look like this Figure 3 108 TripleMonitor Generic Properties 6 Quit and restart RA600 CA1000 as prompted 7 Click the Configuration Viewing menu and click the General tab NOTE Your Adapters section may have three entries with 1 x 1 This is fine NOTE Your Monitor groups section may have two entries each with 1 x 1 ...

Page 189: ...it and restart RA600 CA1000 as prompted 3 5 3 12 3 Configuring Your TripleMonitor System for Optimal Usage Your RA600 CA1000 software should now initially launch on your newly configured left most monitor if you were previously using two black white hi res monitors you will notice that RA600 CA1000 now initially launches in color 1 Double click any of your studies 2 You should now see the double c...

Page 190: ...ost likely show a black empty viewport It should look roughly like this Figure 3 110 TripleMonitor Black Empty Viewport 4 On the left most monitor click Layout Show Data Selector If you already see your data selector then you don t have to do anything NOTE Your general UI configuration will most likely differ from the above screenshot This is fine NOTE If you don t see a pictorial index visible on...

Page 191: ...CE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 125 3 5 3 12 TripleMonitors for LOGIQworks FX and LOGIQworks SoftwareOnly cont d 5 You should now see your data selector on the left most monitor Your left most monitor should look something like this Figure 3 111 TripleMonitor Data Selector ...

Page 192: ...he top edge of the data selector window and drag the window upwards to take up the entire space of the left most monitor Figure 3 112 TripleMonitor Expanded Data Selector 7 On the middle monitor you may have a pictorial index visible To maximize your screen real estate we recommend that you hide the pictorial index on the middle monitor since you already have a pictorial index visible on the left ...

Page 193: ...thing else Right monitor Viewport and tooltab visible 3 5 3 12 5 Reviewing Your Images in the TripleMonitor Configuration Environment With your new configuration you should now be able to review your studies across two monitors just as before With a study double clicked just set focus in any of the viewports on either the middle or right monitor and use the PgDn PgUp keys or mouse scroll wheel or ...

Page 194: ...ocated the image you wish to open in LOGIQworks set focus in the left monitor and hit the 2 key on your num lock pad make sure your Num Lock key is activated 4 This will hide the data selector on the left monitor and display a black empty viewport Figure 3 115 TripleMonitor Black Empty Viewport 5 Click inside this viewport and now locate the image you wish to review in the pictorial index on the l...

Page 195: ...CE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 129 3 5 3 12 TripleMonitors for LOGIQworks FX and LOGIQworks SoftwareOnly cont d 6 Click the image in the pictorial index and you should now have that image visible in the viewport of the left monitor Figure 3 116 TripleMonitor Image Visible ...

Page 196: ...and LOGIQworks SoftwareOnly cont d 7 To activate the LOGIQworks plugin right click in the viewport and select Series Area Plugin TruAccess Raw Data Processing Figure 3 117 TripleMonitor TruAccess Raw Data Processing 8 The selected image should now be open in the LOGIQworks plugin 9 With your num lock pad make sure your Num Lock key is activated hit the 3 key ...

Page 197: ... that the left monitor viewport is selected and select any other image in the left monitor pictorial index 12 You can continue reviewing the open study on the middle and right monitors at any time while the LOGIQworks plugin is open Make sure you select one of the viewports of the middle or right monitor and use the PgDn PgUp mouse scroll wheel etc to continue reviewing your study 13 To exit the L...

Page 198: ...ing the LOGIQworks Plugin in the TripleMonitor Environment The LOGIQworks plugin is only available on the left color LCD monitor At any time can you review your images on the middle and right monitors just as you are used to Extremely important is to always click in a viewport of the monitor you wish to work with This is how the RA600 CA1000 software will differentiate between the actions of the v...

Page 199: ...nu 2 Select the General tab from the Connection Service Properties page ROOT Directory Root directory for the files for the Connection Service This is where the file to start the Connection Service connect exe resides Work Directory Directory to create temporary files used by the Connection Service Pipe Name General pipe used by RadWorks to interface to the Connection Service NOTE ONLY CHANGE THE ...

Page 200: ... one line Before the semicolon a textual description can be entered that appears in a list box containing JPEG compression options The number behind the semicolon is the JPEG Quality factor This number should be larger than 0 and smaller than 100 It should be an ordinal number 3 5 4 3 Logging To set and view RA600 logging properties 1 Select Configuration Connection Service from the Data Selector ...

Page 201: ...n the X AMI_61 bin folder Among other things it enables you to observe DICOM transmissions in a pipe Consult the technical reference manual or contact technical support for additional information Console If this check box is checked RadWorks will display a window that continuously shows the actions RadWorks is performing This is useful when troubleshooting Log File Set the name of the log file Eac...

Page 202: ...rmally be checked Default not checked Log Pipe Name of the pipe where logging information is written Default pipe AMI2 Connection Logging 3 5 4 4 Database This tab contains a collection of settings that are related to database settings for the Connection Service The Connection Service uses a database to store destinations and origins pending and completed transmission jobs and information about re...

Page 203: ...SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 137 3 5 4 4 Database cont d Figure 3 122 Connection Service Properties Database Default Settings Administrator only ...

Page 204: ... the database table containing the receive log Completed Name of the database table containing the completed transmission jobs ODBC Driver Specifies the ODBC driver used to access the database for the Connection Service ODBC Parameters Parameters needed to create a DSN Data Source Name in ODBC 3 5 4 5 Maintenance Set the maintenance behavior of the Connection Service The Connection Service can aut...

Page 205: ...button You can delete a time by selecting the time in the Maintenance Times list and clicking the Remove button You replace one maintenance time with another by filling in the field beneath the list of Maintenance Times selecting the time you want to replace and clicking the Replace button Max No Send Log Records Maximum number of Send Log records This number is used when maintenance becomes activ...

Page 206: ...ance thread within the Connection Service Changing this setting can influence the system performance Default IDLE Time Out DICOM Storage Commitment h Number of hours LOGIQworks will wait for a DICOM Storage Commitment response before timing out 3 5 4 6 Receive This tab contains a collection of settings that control the receive behavior of the Connection Service The Receive tab contains the general...

Page 207: ...system in the Origin database This setting is also valid for receive activity in DICOM 3 0 format Auto Decompress Loss less Compressed Studies This setting controls whether studies that are received in a loss less compressed format are automatically decompressed when they are received By default this option is disabled This will save storage space on the receiving side but may increase loading tim...

Page 208: ...h as for quality control matching or repairing DICOM tags enter the Dynamic Link Library here qc dll for example or use the Browse button to locate the DLL you want to use Play Receive Sound This setting controls whether a sound will be played when studies are received by the system The sound will be played when an entry is added to the Receive Log RadWorks 5 1 Receive Check this check box to spec...

Page 209: ...nfluence the system performance Default normal DICOM Receive Strict DICOM Conformance This flag can be used to force strict DICOM conformance when receiving DICOM transfers from other systems If images arrive that do not comply with strict DICOM conformance these images will not appear in the database This is also logged in the Receive Log Default not checked Wait before Converting This number can...

Page 210: ...ult not checked Request Explicit VR This flag can be used to indicate whether the system should request the explicit VR transfers syntax when sending data to other systems If the remote system declines the explicit VR syntax the study will be sent in implicit VR mode Default checked DICOM General PDU Packed Size bytes Specifies the size of the packets that LOGIQworks uses to send data Typically yo...

Page 211: ...f the machine you are working on This is free format text Maximum Retries Specify the maximum number of times a study will be re sent to a destination if it has previously failed A new attempt is only made if the previous attempt was non fatal in nature such as a line interruption If the number of attempts to transmit a study reaches the specified maximum the job will be set to an error state Retr...

Page 212: ...ns If disabled the RAS parameters for a destination cannot be accessed or used This setting is typically set during the installation of a system and should not be changed at a later stage without great care Especially when changing the option from disabled to enabled please make sure RAS is actually installed on the system Also make sure the RAS service dependency is enabled for the Connection Ser...

Page 213: ... and 3 0 3 5 5 1 Module To view the JPEG Options 1 Select Configuration Connection Service from the Data Selector menu 2 Select the Module tab from the Connection Service Properties page NOTE ONLY CHANGE THE DEFAULT SETTINGS IN THE CONNECTION SERVICE PROPERTIES IF YOU ARE AN EXPERT Figure 3 127 Connection Service Properties Module Default Setting Administrator only ...

Page 214: ...G compression options The number behind the semicolon is the JPEG Quality factor This number should be larger than 0 and smaller than 100 It should be an ordinal number Wavelet options For more details see the Radworks 7 0 user documentation 3 5 5 2 Logging To set and view RA600 logging properties 1 Select Configuration Connection Service from the Data Selector menu 2 Select the Logging tab from t...

Page 215: ...efault log filename Do not change 3 Maximum Size kB Set the maximum size of the log file Default 1024 kB Set the Maximum Size of the log file to 0 to disable log file truncation This can be very handy for troubleshooting Always Flush File after Write If checked all logging actions will be written immediately to the log file This option will have a serious impact on the performance of RadWorks so i...

Page 216: ...STEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 150 Section 3 5 Configuration 3 5 5 3 Database cont d Figure 3 129 Connection Service Properties Database Default Settings Administrator only ...

Page 217: ...e of the database table containing the receive log Completed Name of the database table containing the completed transmission jobs ODBC Driver Specifies the ODBC driver used to access the database for the Connection Service ODBC Parameters needed to create a DSN Data Source Name in ODBC 3 5 5 4 Maintenance Set the maintenance behavior of the Connection Service The Connection Service can automatica...

Page 218: ...nd only if the system is up and running at that Default 01 00 09 00 and 17 00 You can add a time by filling in the field beneath the list of Maintenance Times and clicking on the Add button You can delete a time by selecting the time in the Maintenance Times list and clicking the Remove button You replace one maintenance time with another by filling in the field beneath the list of Maintenance Tim...

Page 219: ...Receive Log until the required maximum is reached Setting this number to zero as shown will disable maintenance for the Send Log Default 500 Thread Priority Priority of the maintenance thread within the Connection Service Changing this setting can influence the system performance Default IDLE Time Out DICOM Storage Commitment h Number of hours LOGIQworks will wait for a DICOM Storage Commitment re...

Page 220: ...k box if you want the system to perform origin checking This option is available for DICOM transfers made to this system When checked the system will verify the presence of the origin i e the system sending data to this system in the Origin database This setting is also valid for receive activity in DICOM 3 0 format Figure 3 131 Connection Service Properties Receive Default settings ...

Page 221: ...ived successfully Error This parameter specifies the Windows WAV file that will be played when an error has occurred during the receive process for a study Post Process When you need a special process to run such as for quality control matching or repairing DICOM tags enter the Dynamic Link Library here qc dll for example or use the Browse button to locate the DLL you want to use Icon Images Play ...

Page 222: ...ab in Generic System configuration please refer to Section 3 5 2 6 DICOM settings on page 3 87 Thread Priority Priority of the DICOM service thread within the Connection Service Changing this setting can influence the system performance Default normal DICOM Receive Strict DICOM Conformance This flag can be used to force strict DICOM conformance when receiving DICOM transfers from other systems If ...

Page 223: ...will use separate DICOM associations for each series contained in the study that is being transmitted This option should only be used for systems that inadvertently mix images from different series Default not checked Request Explicit VR This flag can be used to indicate whether the system should request the explicit VR transfers syntax when sending data to other systems If the remote system decli...

Page 224: ...chine will have their origin set to this name The name is best kept short and concise Description AMI format only Give a description of the machine you are working on This is free format text Maximum Retries Specify the maximum number of times a study will be re sent to a destination if it has previously failed A new attempt is only made if the previous attempt was non fatal in nature such as a li...

Page 225: ...ld not be changed at a later stage without great care Especially when changing the option from disabled to enabled please make sure RAS is actually installed on the system Also make sure the RAS service dependency is enabled for the Connection Service 3 5 6 Database Service Properties up to LOGIQworks 1 3 3 5 6 1 General To set up the general aspects of the Database Service 1 Select Configuration ...

Page 226: ...s If set to ALL all messages will be logged If set to NORMAL the typical setting only error messages will be logged Logging Type Set the types of logging used by the RadWorks application Default file File If this check box is checked RadWorks will write general information about its operation to the RadWorks log file which you can view in the Log folder Pipe Used in combination with the listening ...

Page 227: ...ons will be written immediately to the log file This option will have a serious impact on the performance of RadWorks so it should not normally be checked Default not checked Log Pipe Name of the pipe where logging information is written Default pipe AMI2 Database Logging 3 5 6 3 Auto Delete To set how and when files will be automatically removed from your system 1 Select Configuration Database Se...

Page 228: ...m amount of free disk space in percentages Disk space values represent the percentage of free disk space available For example the setting C 50 70 means that if the C drive is more than 70 full files will be deleted according to the set of rules until the 50 or less mark is reached If the free space is less than the maximum percentage specified the Database Service will commence deleting data unti...

Page 229: ...imum Stable Time Time in seconds during which the input directory must be stable there have been no writes to this directory before the Database Service starts appending the data in the input directory to the local database Thread Priority Priority of the Input thread within the service Changing this setting may influence system performance 3 5 6 5 Maintenance To set up the maintenance aspects of ...

Page 230: ...d button Remove a time by selecting the time in the Maintenance Times list and clicking the Remove button Replace one maintenance time with another by filling in the field beneath the list of Maintenance Times selecting the time you want to replace and clicking the Replace button History Database Max Entries Specify the maximum number of entries which are to be included in the history database The...

Page 231: ...river Specify the ODBC driver to be used ODBC Parameters Parameters required to create a DSN Data Source Name in ODBC Local Query Limit The maximum number of studies or patients LOGIQworks will display as a result of a local query You can specify up to a maximum of 100 000 Leave the setting at 0 if you want LOGIQworks to be able to show the maximum 3 5 7 Database Service Properties for LOGIQworks ...

Page 232: ...tes a log DBS_Performance log of RadWorks performance The name of the log is DBS_Performance log and it is stored in the RadStore log directory DATADIR LOG 3 5 7 2 Logging To set and view RadWorks logging properties 1 Select Configuration Database Service from the Data Selector menu 2 Select the Logging tab from the Database Service Properties page Figure 3 140 Database Service Properties General ...

Page 233: ... by the RadWorks application Default file File If this check box is checked RadWorks will write general information about its operation to the RadWorks log file which you can view in the Log folder Console If this check box is checked RadWorks will display a window that continuously shows the actions RadWorks is performing This is useful when troubleshooting Log File Set the name of the log file E...

Page 234: ...te To set how and when files will be automatically removed from your system 1 Select Configuration Database Service from the Data Selector menu 2 Select the Auto Delete tab from the Database Service Properties page Age deletion Time to Wait Specify the age of image data in days hours before the deletion rules will apply If set to 0 no deletion will take place if set to 2 DAYS for example image fil...

Page 235: ... that if the C drive is more than 70 full files will be deleted according to the set of rules until the 50 or less mark is reached If the free space is less than the maximum percentage specified the Database Service will commence deleting data until the minimum size is reached following the deletion rules Type in the Deletion Rules field to add rules which determine if data will be deleted if disk...

Page 236: ...nimum Stable Time Time in seconds during which the input directory must be stable there have been no writes to this directory before the Database Service starts appending the data in the input directory to the local database Thread Priority Priority of the Input thread within the service Changing this setting may influence system performance 3 5 7 5 Maintenance To set up the maintenance aspects of...

Page 237: ... button Remove a time by selecting the time in the Maintenance Times list and clicking the Remove button Replace one maintenance time with another by filling in the field beneath the list of Maintenance Times selecting the time you want to replace and clicking the Replace button History Database Max Entries Specify the maximum number of entries which are to be included in the history database The ...

Page 238: ...rectories of this directory Index Specify the name of the DSN Data Source Name used Table Specify the name of the table in the database ODBC Driver Specify the ODBC driver to be used ODBC Parameters required to create a DSN Data Source Name in ODBC Local Query Limit The maximum number of studies or patients LOGIQworks will display as a result of a local query You can specify up to a maximum of 100...

Page 239: ...t Service where PRINT EXE resides Work Directory Directory where temporary files generated by the Print Module Service are placed Maximum Bitmap Size Set the maximum size of bitmaps that LOGIQworks will export print Maximum Number of Copies Adjust the maximum number of copies of an image a printer can turn out Working Set Minimum Maximum kB Working set for the service The service will always have ...

Page 240: ...ion with the listening tool in the X AMI_61 bin folder Among other things it enables you to observe DICOM transmissions in a pipe Consult the technical reference manual or contact technical support for additional information Console If this check box is checked RadWorks will display a window that continuously shows the actions RadWorks is performing This is useful when troubleshooting Log File Set...

Page 241: ...int Service from the Data Selector menu 2 Select the Database tab from the Print Service Properties page Print DSN The name of the ODBC Data Source Name for the Print Service Destinations The name of the database table that lists the print destinations Job Queue The name of the Queue database table which lists the print jobs to be executed or in error state Job Log The name of the Job Log database...

Page 242: ...t 01 00 09 00 and 17 00 You can add a time by filling in the field beneath the list of Maintenance Times and clicking on the Add button You can delete a time by selecting the time in the Maintenance Times list and clicking the Remove button You replace one maintenance time with another by filling in the field beneath the list of Maintenance Times selecting the time you want to replace and clicking...

Page 243: ... 2 Select the Viewing Buttons tab from the Print Service Properties page Button Preview A preview of the buttons that will appear on the Print tool tab in the Viewing Section Medium Type for Preview Select a medium size from the drop down list of common sizes LOGIQworks will use this size when creating the previews Click on the Change button to change the selection of layouts to be shown on the Pr...

Page 244: ...ral tab from the Print Service Properties page Maximum Bitmap Size Set the maximum size of bitmaps that LOGIQworks will export print Maximum Number of Copies Adjust the maximum number of copies of an image a printer can turn out Working Set Minimum Maximum kB Working set for the service The service will always have an amount of physical RAM available within these limits NOTE ONLY APPLY CHANGES TO ...

Page 245: ...g used by the RadWorks application Default File File If this check box is checked RadWorks will write general information about its operation to the RadWorks log file which you can view in the Log folder Console If this check box is checked RadWorks will display a window that continuously shows the actions RadWorks is performing This is useful when troubleshooting Log File Set the name of the log ...

Page 246: ...ct the Database tab from the Print Service Properties page Print DSN The name of the ODBC Data Source Name for the Print Service Destinations The name of the database table that lists the print destinations Job Queue The name of the Queue database table which lists the print jobs to be executed or in error state Job Log The name of the Job Log database table which lists the successfully completed ...

Page 247: ...01 00 09 00 and 17 00 You can add a time by filling in the field beneath the list of Maintenance Times and clicking on the Add button You can delete a time by selecting the time in the Maintenance Times list and clicking the Remove button You replace one maintenance time with another by filling in the field beneath the list of Maintenance Times selecting the time you want to replace and clicking t...

Page 248: ...nu 2 Select the Viewing Buttons tab from the Print Service Properties page Button Preview A preview of the buttons that will appear on the Print tool tab in the Viewing Section Medium Type for Preview Select a medium size from the drop down list of common sizes LOGIQworks will use this size when creating the previews Click on the Change button to change the selection of layouts to be shown on the ...

Page 249: ... your system can be restricted using origins When another system tries to communicate with your LOGIQworks you can tell your system to only allow communication if this origin is one of a pre configured set of permitted origins 1 From the Data Selector menu select Connection Origins 2 Press the Add Button the Origin Properties page is displayed NOTE For Multivender Philips HD11 and Philips HD11 XE ...

Page 250: ...ng origins cont d 3 Enter the appropriate information in the dialog box Name Host Name or IP address DICOM AE Title DICOM Port Number are mandatory fields any additional fields may help for troubleshooting 4 Click OK to add a new origin in the origins table Please refer to Figure 3 158 for an example configuration Figure 3 157 Origin Properties Page ...

Page 251: ...AL Chapter 3 Installation 3 185 3 5 10 1 Setting up and configuring origins cont d Please refer also to RadWorks 6 1 Installation Guide page 61 LOGIQworks up to Version 1 3 or to Radworks 7 0 Installation Guide for LOGIQworks Version 2 0 or 3 0 Figure 3 158 Configure Origins Example ...

Page 252: ...n 3 5 Configuration 3 5 10 2 Setting up and configuring destinations To add a teleradiology destination 1 Select Connection Destinations from the menu bar in the Data Selector 2 In the Destinations dialog box click Add The Add Destinations dialog opens Figure 3 159 Configure Destinations Default 2 ...

Page 253: ...ab The name field must be unique The system will check this when you enter the name 4 Enter the host name DNS name or IP address of the new destination 5 Optionally you can enter a description 6 For more detail on the options and IODs to select please refer to the RadWorks 6 1 Installation Guide page 57 for LOGIQworks up to Version 1 3 or Radworks 7 0 Installation Guide for LOGIQworks Version 2 0 ...

Page 254: ...OGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 188 Section 3 5 Configuration 3 5 10 2 Setting up and configuring destinations cont d 8 Enter the DICOM AE Title for the remote system 9 Enter the DICOM Port Number for the remote system Figure 3 161 DICOM Destination 8 9 ...

Page 255: ...or 3 0 3 5 10 3 Setting up auto routing LOGIQworks supports multiple auto transmit protocols You can send to multiple destinations using a trigger mechanism with or without a set of rules and based on the origin of the study Only a user with administrator rights can configure the Auto Transmit Protocol Other users will only be able to use and modify the Basic Protocol End users will only be able t...

Page 256: ...the Add button to add a new auto route protocol 3 To set up an auto route protocol similar to an existing one click on the first Name column of the existing protocol to select it and click Copy 4 Then modify the newly created copy of the original protocol 5 To change an auto route protocol click on the first Name column to select it and then on the Modify button 6 Select an auto route protocol and...

Page 257: ... studies should be sent or Delay Time if you want to specify a delay before the studies are sent to the destination Set the transmission time or delay time appropriately 4 Check the Delete After Send check box to remove the study after it has been sent successfully If auto transmission has been set this will be shown by the indicator in the Send section of the Teleradiology tool tab 3 5 10 3 2 Tur...

Page 258: ...ration 3 5 10 3 Setting up auto routing cont d 2 In the Auto Route dialog box click basic protocol in the Name column and then Modify Select none from the Destination drop down list in the Auto Route Basic Teleradiology dialog box Please refer to Figure 3 165 for the basic auto route protocol being turned off ...

Page 259: ...ating and configuring a DVD or CD worklist view To create a study or patient list 1 Select Configuration Generic from the Data Selector menu bar and click on the HIS RIS tab in the Generic Properties dialog box 2 Select Default HIS RIS Implementation in the Implementations section and then click on the Config button Figure 3 166 Generic Properties HIS RIS for LOGIQworks up to Version 1 3 2 ...

Page 260: ... 3 5 Configuration 3 Select the Study Patient list tab of the Configure RadWorks Default HIS RIS Implementation dialog box Click the Add button to add an additional list 3 5 11 1 Reading DICOM volume from DVD or CD cont d Figure 3 167 Generic Properties HIS RIS for LOGIQworks Version 2 0 and 3 0 2 ...

Page 261: ...VICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 195 3 5 11 1 Reading DICOM volume from DVD or CD cont d Figure 3 168 Generic Properties Add Study Patient List for LOGIQworks up to Version 1 3 Figure 3 169 Generic Properties Add Study Patient List for LOGIQworks Version 2 0 or 3 0 3 3 ...

Page 262: ...g DVD DICOM volume or CD DICOM volume 5 Select from the Type drop down list the type of list you want to create Study or Patient 6 Click the Add button 7 In the Source dialog box select the source you want to use for the Patient or Study worklist you want to define Select DICOM Volume to use a single medium archive such as a DVD or CD Then type in the drive of the Device containing the images you ...

Page 263: ...sage stating that the connection has failed go back and correct any mistakes you have made Otherwise click OK until you reach the Data Selector again 9 Exit the application and start it up again Displaying data from your DVD or CD media To view studies from a single medium archive in a worklist view Figure 3 171 Source Dialog Box NOTE The test requires a DICOM volume to be in the drive Figure 3 17...

Page 264: ...ta Selector select Database Add view from the menu bar 2 In the Add View dialog specify the Description field by typing in a description for your new study list E g DVD or CD 3 Select from the List drop down list the new worklist you created e g DVD DICOM volume or CD DICOM volume Figure 3 173 Database Add View 1 Figure 3 174 Database Add View 2 Figure 3 175 Database Add View 3 ...

Page 265: ...o Section 3 5 2 12 Viewing Properties on page 3 99 7 If you want to import the study select it right click it and then left click Import from the shortcut menu LOGIQworks will return the file to the worklist view where it came from 3 5 11 2 Writing a DICOM volume to DVD or CD R RW SME The system must be licensed for use with Single Media Exchange SME option in order to be able to write data to CD ...

Page 266: ...ge limit of the medium you are using For CD this is 640 or 700 MB for DVD 4 7 GB 5 In the Block Size field define the size of the blocks you want for your read only medium The recommended setting is 4 6 Check the Copy files check box to indicate that you want to copy additional items to your read only medium Then enter the path from where you want to copy those items or use the Browse button An ex...

Page 267: ...ou want a message stating that your data has been copied to the CD 9 Check the Delete marked studies after archiving check box if you want the study deleted after it has been copied and then click OK Note that this option will only be performed after data from the local database is archived not with archiving data you selected 10 Check the Enable Archive Index Tool check box if you are planning to...

Page 268: ...ICE MANUAL 3 202 Section 3 5 Configuration 3 5 12 Optional Peripherals Peripheral Connections 3 5 12 1 Network Printer Option Connections and Configurations Refer to RadWorks 6 1 Installation Guide page 140 for further details on DICOM Windows and File Printer configuration ...

Page 269: ...art Number H49021LF Quality Control Module Part Number H49021LG 3 5 13 2 Available Software options for LOGIQworks Version 2 0 and 3 0 The following software options are available for LOGIQworks Single Media Exchange Part Number H49021BC DICOM Print Part Number H49021BD Quality Control Module Part Number H49021BE 3 5 13 3 Software Option Installation 3 5 13 3 1 License Configuration 1 Run the Lice...

Page 270: ...ANUAL 3 204 Section 3 5 Configuration 3 5 13 3 Software Option Installation cont d 3 Press the Test Button to run the License Configuration test 4 The test results will be displayed listing all tested components with Licensed or Not Licensed flag Figure 3 180 License Test Result ...

Page 271: ... SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 3 Installation 3 205 Section 3 6 Software Upgrades To configure new software options for RA600 please see Software Option Configuration on page 3 203 For software upgrades of the LOGIQworksturnkey system please see the Update Installation Manual ...

Page 272: ...M Image Storage allows the system to send or receive ultrasound images in a format that can be interpreted by LOGIQworks For compatibility between LOGIQworks and Le RAW data have to be turn off While setting up the connectivity for LOGIQworks make sure that the Allow Raw Data checkbox is NOT checked This disables the RAW data image transfer For detailed description please also refer to the LOGIQ e...

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Page 274: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 3 208 Section 3 7 Disable RAW data image transfer for Le ...

Page 275: ... Equipment Equipment Required for Chapter Patient records loaded on the system containing at least one DICOM series with ultrasound raw data cine loops for each of the following modes 2D M Mode 2D Color M Mode Color and Doppler Mode as well as 3D data set with position information Tru3D and a sensor less data set 4 3 2 3 4 3 2 2 A CD with patient records containing at least one DICOM series with u...

Page 276: ... on page 3 76 8 Check the DICOM connection see 4 3 1 1 on page 4 3 9 Check the Ethernet connection to remote DICOM devices see 4 3 1 2 on page 4 7 10 Check LOGIQworks services see Section 4 4 on page 4 26 11 Check that all ordered software options are available see 3 5 13 3 on page 3 203 12 Check the Program start up and the Data Selector see 4 3 2 1 on page 4 8 13 Check generic DICOM settings see...

Page 277: ...he DICOM association We recommend testing the association to all devices listed in the destinations and origins table please refer to Section 3 5 10 1 Setting up and configuring origins on page 3 183 and Section 3 5 10 2 Setting up and configuring destinations on page 3 186 to ensure that the remote system and LOGIQworks have been correctly configured There is a utility to test the DICOM associati...

Page 278: ... 1 1 Check the DICOM Connection cont d 1 Enter the Host name or IP address of the system the association shall be tested with 2 Enter the DICOM port number of the remote system 3 Enter the DICOM Application Entity Title of the remote system 4 Then press the PING button Figure 4 1 DICOM Pinger 1 2 3 5 Output Window 4 ...

Page 279: ... REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 4 Functional Checks 4 5 4 3 1 1 Check the DICOM Connection cont d 5 The results will be listed in the output window Figure 4 2 Calling Remote Device Figure 4 3 Successful DICOM communication ...

Page 280: ...024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 4 6 Section 4 3 System Check 4 3 1 1 Check the DICOM Connection cont d If the DCM Ping fails please go to 4 3 1 2 on page 4 7 for further trouble shooting Figure 4 4 DICOM Ping failure ...

Page 281: ...ith Please look up all sending and receiving devices in the connections destination and origins list from the data selector menu Refer to 3 5 10 1 on page 3 183 and 3 5 10 2 on page 3 186 for detailed information on how to set up sending and receiving devices in LOGIQworks Run the network ping command to perform this verification 1 Click on Start Programs Accessories Command Prompt A command windo...

Page 282: ... 3 2 Application Level Check 4 3 2 1 Check the Program start up and the Data Selector If not already started automatically during system start up go to the desktop and double click the LOGIQworks icon When the application is up and running the initial view should be the following Figure 4 6 LOGIQworks Data Selector ...

Page 283: ...a studies available in the local view or you have a CD or DVD work list view configured see Section 3 5 11 1 Reading DICOM volume from DVD or CD on page 3 193 for more details 3 In the Data Selector select one study for viewing Double click on it anywhere in the row in your study or patient list 4 All the series contained into the selected study will be opened automatically and the application wil...

Page 284: ... a network 1 Select the data set you want to send to a remote device listed in the destinations list see 3 5 10 2 Setting up and configuring destinations on page 3 186 for details on how to set up destinations 2 Select the Teleradiology tool tab 3 In the destinations pane select the site to which you want to send one or more images 4 Press the send button Figure 4 8 Teleradiology Tool tab Icon Fig...

Page 285: ... specify the format you would like to use from the Format drop down list 6 Make sure the Send Immediate check box is checked if you wish to send immediately 7 Make sure the Image check box is checked 8 Click OK to send your study You can now monitor how many studies are waiting to be sent a whether any are correctly being sent active Figure 4 10 Teleradiology Configure Sending Parameters Figure 4 ...

Page 286: ... process of sending and receiving data can be monitored 4 3 3 2 Configuring Connectivity Verify correct TCP IP configuration using the Windows Control Panel If not already properly configured identify the workstation to the rest of the network by filling in its IP Address Subnet Mask and Gateway if applicable Press OK to save the settings 4 3 3 3 DICOM Properties Select Configuration Generic from ...

Page 287: ...e displayed in the list box on the Teleradiology Tooltab The name field must be unique The system will check this when you enter the name 2 Enter the host name DNS name or IP address of the new destination 3 Optionally you can enter a description 4 Press Next 5 Enter the DICOM AE Title for the remote system 4 3 3 4 Configuring Destinations cont d Figure 4 13 Destinations ...

Page 288: ...om the menu and click on the Receive tab 2 To increase system security enable Verify Origin 4 3 3 6 Setting up an origin 1 From the Data Selector menu select Connection Origins 2 Press the Add Button the Origin Properties page is displayed 3 Enter the appropriate information in the dialog box 4 3 3 7 Receiving Series and Studies Receiving studies takes place automatically in the background When LO...

Page 289: ...select an entire or partial study in the Study or Patient list 2 In the Destinations pane of your teleradiology tooltab select the site or sites to which you want to send one or more images 3 Press Send 4 In the Send to dialog box select the appropriate options 5 Press OK to send your study 4 3 3 9 Monitoring the Send Process Using the teleradiology tooltab you can see at a glance if and how many ...

Page 290: ...ess cont d 4 3 3 10 Remote View The filing tooltab lets you select which remote views will appear in the center of your screen 1 Select the filing tooltab 2 Check the box at the top of the section called Remote Views 3 In the area immediately below you see a number of remote views which have been configured for your system Figure 4 16 Send Queue ...

Page 291: ...ndow 5 A green indicator light at the left upper edge shows that the connection has been properly established 4 3 3 11 Configuring the scanner 1 On the scanner choose Utility Connectivity 2 Choose the TCP IP tab Do not change the Computer Name 1 Enter the IP Address and the Subnet Mask values 3 Choose the Device tab 1 Enter the Name and the IP Address 4 Choose the Service tab 1 Choose in the Desti...

Page 292: ...ntry in the Default Dataflow field 4 Choose a Dataflow View from the list and add with 6 Choose the Button tab 7 Do as described below 4 3 4 Verification of the installation To verify the correct installation of the TRUAccess Plug In 2 0 2 or 3 0 do this 1 Start RA 600 and import an image from the database 2 Open an image 3 Start the TRUAccess Plug In for the image from the context menu 4 Choose t...

Page 293: ... Check for LOGIQworks up to Revision 2 0 4 3 5 1 Checking Global Service Platform connections 1 Click on the Wrench icon on the desktop or in the Quick Launch bar 2 Select the logon level and enter the password for it to connect as shown below Figure 4 19 Service selection and Logon Figure 4 20 In site home page for External Service Logon ...

Page 294: ...ORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 4 20 Section 4 3 System Check 4 3 5 2 Checking iLinq Connection 1 Click On the iLinq button on the Desktop Wait until the system is connected to GE to check for new messages You will see the update screen Figure 4 21 iLinq Home screen ...

Page 295: ...are 2 led lit on the modem TR Terminal Ready and any of the 56 33 14 indicate the maximum data speed of the modem 56kbps 33kbps or 14kbps Call the modem phone number from a regular phone Make sure when the modem answers the OH off hook led is lit and you hear the modem handshake These steps will make sure that the modem phone line is working correctly If the in site checkout or connection still fa...

Page 296: ...etails on how to create a CD DVD or other work list views and how to add a view to the data selector All studies available on the DICOM media shall be visible in the data selector 5 To eject a disk from the DVD Drive press the Eject Button on the DVD front The DVD drive tray opens and the disk is ready to be removed Table 4 5 Using DVD Disk Drive Step Task Expected Result s 1 Press the Eject Butto...

Page 297: ...e Data Selector for writing to the SME 1 Either a select the studies by highlighting them in the Data Selector and then selecting Select for Archiving on the Archiving menu or b Right click on the desired study and select Archiving Select for Archiving on the popup menu Note that the selected studies become marked with Archive in the Selected for Archiving column of the Data Selector Figure 4 24 S...

Page 298: ... studies have been selected for archiving first ensure a writable CD or DVD is in the drive The approximate number of disks required to store the selected studies is shown in the Est number of disks field on the Archive tab to the right of the Data Selector Refer to the RadWorks 6 0 User s Guide page 272 for information on using the Archive Index Tool Figure 4 25 Select for Archiving using the Rig...

Page 299: ... write operation either a by clicking the Local Database Create Volume button on the Archive tab to the right of the Data Selector See Figure 4 26 or b by selecting the Archiving Create Volume from current selection from the menu bar 4 Once the write process starts popup windows keep you informed about the archiving process Figure 4 26 Create Volume Tool tab Figure 4 27 Create Volume Data Selector...

Page 300: ...user can view the license the running services and log files 1 To start Healthpage click on the desktop icon 2 The main window of Healthpage appears 3 Start or stop a service 4 The green light for each service shows that the service is running 5 Clicking the Stop service or Start Service button toggles that service is on or off NOTE All log files are also available under Service Browser Figure 4 2...

Page 301: ...icense file a manual start of all services could be necessary If the license file is valid all services start up automatically after reboot 4 4 2 Healthpage for LOGIQworks up to Rev 2 0 and 3 0 The Healthpage tool indicates some details around LOGIQworks The user can view the license the running services and log files 1 To start Healthpage click on the desktop icon NOTE All log files are also avai...

Page 302: ...op a service 4 The green light for each service shows that the service is running 5 Clicking the Stop service or Start Service button toggles that service is on or off Normally all services are running In cases of updating the system or changing the license file a manual start of all services could be necessary If the license file is valid all services start up automatically after reboot Figure 4 ...

Page 303: ...TION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 4 Functional Checks 4 29 4 4 3 Logfiles You can view the overall Logfile for RadWorks or the logfile for a single service Figure 4 32 RadWorks Overall Logfile ...

Page 304: ...lick Licenses if you want to see what options are included in your license You have the possibility to select a license file to show the license options or to switch to a license dongle You should not change anything except you want to change the license to another one Figure 4 33 Licence Options NOTE This is an example Your output may differ ...

Page 305: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 4 Functional Checks 4 31 4 4 5 License Test Figure 4 34 Licence Test ...

Page 306: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 4 32 Section 4 5 Site Log Section 4 5 Site Log Date Service person Problem Comments Table 4 6 Site Log ...

Page 307: ...rks PC s system concepts component arrangement and subsystem function Table 5 1 Contents in Chapter 5 Section Description Page Number 5 1 Overview 5 1 5 2 Major Components 5 2 5 3 Block Diagrams and Theory 5 3 5 4 Software Theory 5 15 Please refer to Section 3 5 2 1 TruAccess Plugin Definition on page 3 79 for plugin definition and to Section 4 3 2 Application Level Check on page 4 8 for applicati...

Page 308: ...k Station is a commercially available Dell PC which has Ethernet for communication with the local network or the hospital network It has a modem for internet communications with on line service It has external read and write media for locally handled scan data 5 2 1 List of Major Components Monitors LCD or CRT Dell PC Keyboard Mouse Modem Option USB Hard drive ...

Page 309: ...n 340 LOGIQworks runs on a conventional off the shelf PC with either 18 1 LCD monitor or 21 CRT monitor an extended keyboard and a mouse It communicates with Insight and iLinq via a modem interface which has dedicated power and phone line delivery It runs on a local network or on a hospital network This is an overview of the LOGIQworks Work Station interconnections Each of the main elements will b...

Page 310: ...ations of System based on Dell Precision 390 Dell Precision 390 Main Processor Single Core Intel Pentium 4 631 3 0 GHz 800 FSB 2 MB L2 Cache or Dual Core Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 2 13 GHz 1066 FSB 2 MB L2 Cache 1GB RAM Hard Disk Capacity 250GB Internal Archive space 230GB CD DVD RW 10 100 1000 Mbit Ethernet 3 1 2 Floppy Disk 1 44MB for download data Dual Head Graphic Adapter 19 LCD Screen Europe 20 ...

Page 311: ...Drive G CD RW Drive used with the SMA option to store DICOM data Table 5 3 Description of Drives and Partition of System based on Dell Precision 360 Drive Partition Drive A 3 5 Floppy Disc Drive B N A Drive C 7 GB partition contains Windows 2000 and the LOGIQworks application software Drive D 230 GB partition contains DICOM Data Drive E Temporary drive for SME Option Drive F USB HDD contains user ...

Page 312: ...ms and Theory 5 3 1 Work Station Overview cont d Figure 5 1 Work Station Power and Signal cable Overview DELL PC MONITOR Internet Access Signal Cables Power Cables Fire wire Cables Wall Twisted Pairs Signal Cables Keyboard Mouse Alternative a a stand alone network Alternative b a wide area network MONITOR Option ...

Page 313: ... Visual Area 359 H x 287 V mm 16 7 million colors native recommended resolution 1280 x 1024 60Hz Refresh rate 50 to 85 Hz Horizontal Scan Range 31kHz to 82kHz Viewing Angle Horizontal 85 left right up down Active Display Size359 h x 302 v mm Size WxHxD 15 2 x 15 5 19 9 x 7 1 387 x 394 3 504 3x179 6 mm Weight 18 11 lbs 8 2 kg Power Operation 50 watts active off 1 1 8 watts 5 3 2 3 Technical Specifi...

Page 314: ...n 5 3 Block Diagrams and Theory 5 3 2 4 Theoretical Description of System based on Dell Precision 340 The Monitors receive a video signal from the PC Figure 5 2 Monitors Power and Signal cabling information Video Signal LCD Analog CRT ANALOG DELLPC Monitors CRT or LCD Monitors CRT or LCD Option ...

Page 315: ...r 5 Components and Functions Theory 5 9 5 3 2 5 Theoretical Description of System based on Dell Precision 360 370 380 390 The Monitors receive a video signal from the PC Figure 5 3 Monitors Power and Signal cabling information Video Signal LCD digital DELLPC Monitors LCD Monitors LCD Option ...

Page 316: ...ze WxHxD 4 1 x 7 7 x 17 5 106x181x447 mm Weight Approximately 18 lbs 40 kg to 157 lbs 71 kg 5 3 3 2 Theoretical Description The PC receives input power from wall outlet It has TCP IP communications via a local ethernet network It has online TCP IP communications via a Modem It is Fire wire IEEE1394 interfaced with an external DVD Writer It delivers Digital Output to a LCD monitor Figure 5 4 Dell P...

Page 317: ... 3 4 1 Theoretical Description With the keyboard and mouse controls functions and text are entered and sent to the PC There they are interpreted and translated into digital or analog signal and presented on the monitor Figure 5 5 Keyboard Mouse Signal cabling information DELL PC Monitors CRT LCD Video Signal LCD digital CRT analog Keyboard Mouse USB PS2 ...

Page 318: ...ry asynchronous Flow control XON XOFF software RTS CTS hardware Size WxHxD 4 3 x 1 2 x 5 8 10 8 x 2 9 x 14 8 cm Weight 0 5 lbs 0 22 kg 5 3 5 2 Theoretical Description The Modem Receives power via a dedicated wall outlet It is the telephonic link between the work station and the GE online centre It communicates with the PC over an RS232 interface Figure 5 6 Modem Power and Signal cabling informatio...

Page 319: ...00 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 5 Components and Functions Theory 5 13 5 3 5 2 Theoretical Description cont d Figure 5 7 Modem Signal cabling information of the USB Modem MODEM DELL PC Analog Signal USB Telephone Jack ...

Page 320: ...ory 5 3 6 USB HDD 5 3 6 1 Technical Specifications USB Manufacturer DELL Interface USB Capacity 64MB 5 3 6 2 Theoretical descriptions The USB HDD receives power from the USB interface It has read write communications with the PC over a USB interface Figure 5 8 USB HDD Signal cabling information MO Drive Dell PC USB USB HDD ...

Page 321: ...eview workstation multi modality platform and GE s TruAccess technology In other words it contains a TruAccess raw data processing software plugin based on the same application that is installed and runs on the PC back end within GE Radiology Ultrasound Scanners such as LOGIQ 9 and LOGIQ 7 Transferred studies images and cine loops in DICOM and Raw data formats will appear in the Data Selector the ...

Page 322: ...ments To open a study for viewing you can select all the series within a study a particular series or even an individual image Or you select multiple patients studies series or images which are all to be opened for viewing Double click on the selected study series or images or right click on the selection and press View from the right click menu When the data is opened for viewing you get to the v...

Page 323: ...5 Components and Functions Theory 5 17 5 4 1 Software Theoretics cont d When in this Viewing Section of LOGIQworks there are many possible layouts or hanging protocols that can be used to show your information Figure 5 10 LOGIQworks Viewing Section Pictorial Index Display Window Control Panel ...

Page 324: ...IQ 7 and LOGIQ 9 ultrasound scanners that contain GE s TruAccess Raw Data you can select this TruAccess hanging protocol to activate the TruAccess Raw Data Processing Plugin When the plugin is started the Ultrasound Raw Data information is read from the private DICOM elements of the selected DICOM image and you have access to the same image manipulation functionality as on the ultrasound scanners ...

Page 325: ... 5 4 1 Software Theoretics cont d From the LOGIQworks TruAccess plugin images can be saved back to the local database in DICOM Secondary Capture format They will be stored in a new series to the same study As an alternative they can be also explicitly saved to disk either as AVI JPEG RawDICOM or DICOM Figure 5 12 TruAccess Plugin ...

Page 326: ...5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 5 20 Section 5 4 Software Theory 5 4 1 Software Theoretics cont d Figure 5 13 Pictorial Index after Storing an image from the TruAccess plugin New series containing Secondary Capture image stored from within the plugin ...

Page 327: ...ponsible for image reception and transmission in addition to accepting requests for database queries and retrieves It maintains logs of all studies that entered and left the system It can perform scheduled image transfers to remote Application Entities at all times The LOGIQworks front end application issues queries to remote DICOM databases and initiates import requests Please note that the desti...

Page 328: ...Connection Service When receiving images or processing query and retrieve requests as an SCP the Connection Service will start a new thread for each association that is being handled As an SCU the Connection Service also supports multiple associations for instance to verify a remote destination and simultaneously send images to a storage SCP The LOGIQworks front end application supports multiple a...

Page 329: ...oose a few parameters such as the number of copies The LOGIQworks Print Service is able to send the appropriate data to printers that support True Size printing both for gray scale printers and color printers The LOGIQworks Print Service will send the pixel data in its native size and additionally sends the Requested Image Size which is considered to be a request to the Print SCP to Print at that ...

Page 330: ...when in Quality Control Reset images to original state 9 Press ALT Q B when in Quality Control Go back to Data Selector 10 Press ALT Q E when in Quality Control Edit demographics 11 Press ALT Q M when in Quality Control Match 12 Press ALT Q H when in Quality Control Study status history 13 Press ALT Q D when in Quality Control Show Data Selector 14 Press ALT Q W when in Quality Control Show work l...

Page 331: ... Show image annotation if previously created 39 Press ALT I Q L when in viewing Select linear interpolation for zoom 40 Press ALT I W I when in viewing Invert image 41 Press ALT I W R when in viewing Create ROI for windowing 42 Press ALT I W T L when in viewing Select linear windowing function 43 Press ALT I W T E when in viewing Select exponential windowing function 44 Press ALT I W T O when in v...

Page 332: ... viewing Display full annotation 64 Press ALT I A B when in viewing Display basic annotation 65 Press ALT I A N when in viewing Display no annotation 66 Press ALT I K K or CTRL Left mouse button when in viewing Mark as key image 67 Press ALT I K O when in viewing Show key images only 68 Press ALT I I when in viewing Show DICOM info 69 Press ALT I C C C when in viewing Copy image in viewport to win...

Page 333: ...ing to CD RA600 Logging folder not used Files are collected on drive D see below RA600 Print Service Database TruAccess plugin root directory RA600 User Profiles in XML use RadWorks Settings Tool for storage Resources configuration system for the TruAccess plugin Service Software RA600 on D drive for database only Hidden directory by default to make it visible go to the Explorer select Tools Folde...

Page 334: ... Viewer to display DICOM data from Media RA600 Local Database not used Database is located on drive D see below RA600 Working folder used for temporary storage e g during archiving to CD RA600 Print Service Database TruAccess plugin root directory Resources configuration system for the TruAccess plugin Service Software RA600 on D drive for database only Hidden directory by default to make it visib...

Page 335: ...ollowing sections contain a brief introduction of iLinq s features 5 5 2 1 Web Server Browser The Service platform and other Service software use the iLinq web server and Netscape browser 5 5 2 2 Connectivity This feature provides basic connectivity between the scanner and the OnLine Center OLC 5 5 2 3 Configuration This feature provides for the interfaces to configure various iLinq parameters 5 5...

Page 336: ...en 5 5 3 3 Access Security The service interface has different access and security user levels Each user is only granted access to the tools that are authorized for their use Figure 5 17 Login Screen for Global Service User Interface NOTE OnLine Center access to the workstation requires the password and they must have Disruptive permission and customer input to run diagnostics Table 5 7 Service Lo...

Page 337: ...t will be logged into a service access log that is viewable to authorized users 5 5 4 Service Home Page When the Service Interface is started the Service Home Page appears The Home Page contains the software revision along with the hardware inventory and the results of the latest System Health Information The navigation bar at the top of the screen allows the user to select from several tools and ...

Page 338: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 5 32 Section 5 5 Common Service Interface 5 5 4 Service Home Page cont d Figure 5 18 Customer Service Home Page ...

Page 339: ...me structure and are written in text format The structure is date and time followed by a descriptive text The text is self explanatory Dependent on the settings in LOGIQworks additional logs can be listed 5 5 5 2 Error Logs for TruAccess From the Error Logs tab the Log Viewer displays four categories with pull down sub menus and an Exit selection The Service Interface allows scanner logs to be vie...

Page 340: ...of the Logs category are System Power Informatics Temperature Probe Board and DICOM Log table headings for the different logs are as follows System Log entry headings include TimeStamp Error Level Package and Error Message Power Log entry headings include Time Stamp Error Level Package and Error Message Table 5 8 Log Entry Key Severity Error Level Color Code 1 Information Green 2 Warning Blue 3 Er...

Page 341: ...el Package Error Message Severity Revision and three 3 new labels that have not yet been named Board Log entry headings include TimeStamp Error Level Package Board Severity and two 2 new labels that have yet been named DICOM Log entry headings include TimeStamp Error Level Package and Error Message 5 5 5 2 2 Utilities The two sub menus of the Utilities category are Plot Log and Plot Page Plot Log ...

Page 342: ...5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 5 36 Section 5 5 Common Service Interface 5 5 5 2 Error Logs for TruAccess cont d 5 5 5 2 3 Exit The sub menu Exit Log Viewer returns the user to the Service Desktop home page ...

Page 343: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 5 Components and Functions Theory 5 37 5 5 5 2 Error Logs for TruAccess cont d Figure 5 22 Exit Log Sub Menu ...

Page 344: ...r s level and login access permissions Remote access will require disruptive diagnostic permissions to run Acquisition diagnostics 5 5 6 2 Diagnostic Reports Diagnostic tests return a report to the Service Platform The platform retains the report and allows for future viewing of the diagnostic logs 5 5 6 3 Proactive Diagnostics A system of self monitoring is largely supported with the integration ...

Page 345: ...nents and Functions Theory 5 39 5 5 7 Image Quality The Image Quality page is intended to contain tools for troubleshooting image quality issues 5 5 8 Calibration The Calibration page is intended to contain tools used to calibrate the system Figure 5 24 Image Quality Page Figure 5 25 Calibration Page ...

Page 346: ... Configuration The Configuration page is intended to be used to setup various configuration files on the system The Service Platform is the access and authorization control for remote access to the configuration subsystem The enable disable of software options can be done from this Configuration page Figure 5 26 Configuration Page ...

Page 347: ...ters Network status lists the usage of network protocols addresses and ports Windows services lists all running background services User accounts lists all applied users including system users Shared Resources shows remote accessible drives and folders System Shutdown possibility to remotely shutdown or restart computer System utilities Resource File Utilities enables the viewing of special files ...

Page 348: ...CAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 5 42 Section 5 5 Common Service Interface 5 5 11 Replacement Not available for this product 5 5 12 PM Not available for this product ...

Page 349: ...o do Monitor adjustments Table 6 1 Chapter 6 Contents Section Description Page Number 6 1 Overview 6 1 6 2 Monitor Adjustment 6 2 WARNING WARNING Danger of False Diagnosis An incorrect monitor or incorrect monitor configuration can lead to false diagnosis Adjust the monitor to display the images in adequate quality according to the manufacturer s instructions for use If in doubt please contact you...

Page 350: ...ustment 1 See MultiSync LCD 1880 Sx Quick Start Guide 2 To calibrate the monitor so that it is capable for diagnostic medical usage set the Color temperature to Native 6 2 1 5 Power save Setup See MultiSync LCD 1880 Sx Quick Start Guide 6 2 2 Dell LCD 1901 2001 The Quick Start Guide is delivered with the LCD Monitor It is also available on the Internet at this location http www dell com 6 2 2 1 Sc...

Page 351: ...RVICE MANUAL Chapter 6 Service Adjustments 6 3 6 2 2 4 Color Adjustment 1 See Dell LCD 1901 2001 Manual 2 To calibrate the monitor so that it is capable for diagnostic medical usage set the Color temperature to Native 6 2 2 5 Power save Setup See Dell LCD 1901 2001 Manual ...

Page 352: ...nitor in the Sony Monitor Operating Instruction 6 2 3 5 Picture Size See step Adjusting the size of the picture SIZE section Customizing Your Monitor in the Sony Monitor Operating Instruction 6 2 3 6 Picture Zoom See step Enlarging or reducing the picture ZOOM section Customizing Your Monitor in the Sony Monitor Operating Instruction 6 2 3 7 Shape of Picture See step Adjusting the shape of the pic...

Page 353: ...ed Also the picture on all display monitors will gradually change over time so the image may become slightly smaller or larger Most of the time this will hardly matter but for true size display it means that it is important to periodically re calibrate your monitor or monitors to ensure optimum accuracy To calibrate a monitor for true size display 1 Select Viewing Calibrate Monitors from the menu ...

Page 354: ...onitors in the system If you are calibrating a multi monitor system the monitor calibration screen will first appear on your top left monitor and then on each of the remaining monitors in turn Please refer to the RadWorks 6 0User s Guide page 190 for further information To calibrate brightness and contrast go to the desktop and click on the icon to open the following Bitmap Follow the following mo...

Page 355: ... describes how to setup and run the tools and software that help maintain image quality and system operation Very basic host system and board level diagnostics are run whenever power is applied Some Service Tools may be run at the application level Table 7 1 Contents in Chapter 7 Section Description Page Number 7 1 Overview 7 1 7 2 Collect Vital System Information 7 2 7 3 Diagnostics 7 4 7 4 Virtu...

Page 356: ... different place enter a valid path without ending slash The procedure will store some system information in a compressed file with a name beginning with logfile and the current time stamp in the name Press OK wait until the next message comes up indicating the output file The file contains several types of information screen shot version information registry information main TCP IP settings modem...

Page 357: ...GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 7 Diagnostics Troubleshooting 7 3 Section 7 2Collect Vital System Information cont d Figure 7 2 Save data ...

Page 358: ... To enter the Service Browser follow Section 5 5 3 2 Service Login on page 5 30 7 3 1 Global Service User Interface GSUI Diagnostic The Diagnostics are started from the Global Service User Interface Main Menu 1 Click on the DIAGNOSTICS Tool Button 2 Click on the Common Diagnostic folder to view contents The below menu will appear Figure 7 3 GSUI main menu for External Service users ...

Page 359: ...CAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 7 Diagnostics Troubleshooting 7 5 7 3 1 Global Service User Interface GSUI Diagnostic cont d Figure 7 4 GSUI Diagnostic Menu ...

Page 360: ...fers the possibility to view the entire customer s desktop and operation system Using the tool a remote service technician or the online center can access and modify all PC settings and programs on the customer s PC Before a GE Service FE can access the customer s PC remotely first the customer has to enable this feature by choosing Disruptive Mode and confirming Yes Figure 7 5 Disruptive Mode ...

Page 361: ...EVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 7 Diagnostics Troubleshooting 7 7 7 4 1 General cont d Second the customer has to start the VCO Open Utilities Go to Common Utilities Open the Virtual Console Observation Press the Start botton ...

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Page 363: ... following modules subsystems WARNING WARNING No covers or panels should be removed from the system high voltage risk Service and repairs must only be performed by authorized personal Attempting do it yourself repairs invalidate warranty and are an infringement to regulations and are inadmissible acc to IEC 60601 1 Table 8 1 Chapter 8 Contents Section Description Page Number 8 1 Overview 8 1 8 2 F...

Page 364: ... and set PC to factory settings See 8 3 1 1 Complete reformatting of a System on page 8 14 Shut Down the PC and all Peripherals as described in chapters 3 and 4 8 2 1 2 PC Removal 1 Disconnect the Power cable coming from the wall outlet 2 Disconnect all signal cabling from the rear of the PC 3 Remove the SW option dongle 4 Remove the USB Hard Disk 5 Remove the PC Figure 8 1 PC disconnections and r...

Page 365: ...and turn Off the PC as described in chapters 3 and 4 8 2 2 2 Monitor Removal 1 Switch OFF the Monitor 2 Disconnect the Monitor Power cable from wall outlet 3 Disconnect the Monitor Signal cables from the PC Figure 8 2 PC disconnections and removal System based on Dell Precision 360 or on Dell Precision 370 Disconnect all cables connected on this partition Disconnect all cables on the backend Remov...

Page 366: ...DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 8 4 Section 8 2 FRU Replacement Procedure 8 2 2 2 Monitor Removal cont d 4 Remove the Monitor Figure 8 3 Monitor disconnection and removal Disconnect Remove ...

Page 367: ... 8 2 2 3 Monitor Installation 1 Position new Monitor where old one was positioned 2 Connect the Power cable to the wall outlet 3 Connect the Signal cables to the PC 4 Switch ON the Monitor 5 Turn ON the PC 6 Calibrate the monitor as described in section 6 2 4 Figure 8 4 Monitor Connection and installation Install Connect ...

Page 368: ...eplacement Procedure 8 2 3 1 Preparations Shut Down and turn Off the PC as described in chapters 3 and 4 8 2 3 2 Monitor Removal 1 Switch OFF the Monitor 2 Disconnect the Monitor Power cable from the wall outlet 3 Disconnect the Monitor Signal cables from the PC 4 Remove the Monitor Figure 8 5 Monitor disconnection and removal Disconnect Remove ...

Page 369: ... Replacement Procedures 8 7 8 2 3 3 Monitor Installation 1 Position new Monitor where old one was positioned 2 Connect the Power cable to the wall outlet 3 Connect the Signal cables to the PC 4 Switch ON the Monitor 5 Turn ON the PC Figure 8 6 Monitor connection and installation Install Connect ...

Page 370: ...eplacement Procedure 8 2 4 1 Preparations Shut Down and turn Off the PC as described in chapters 3 and 4 8 2 4 2 Monitor Removal 1 Switch OFF the Monitor 2 Disconnect the Monitor Power cable from the wall outlet 3 Disconnect the Monitor Signal cables from the PC 4 Remove the Monitor Figure 8 7 Monitor disconnection and removal Disconnect Remove ...

Page 371: ... Replacement Procedures 8 9 8 2 4 3 Monitor Installation 1 Position new Monitor where old one was positioned 2 Connect the Power cable to the wall outlet 3 Connect the Signal cables to the PC 4 Switch ON the Monitor 5 Turn ON the PC Figure 8 8 Monitor connection and installation Install Connect ...

Page 372: ...ell 340 and Dell 360 8 2 5 1 1 Preparations Shut Down and turn Off the Workstation and all its parts as described 8 2 5 1 2 Modem Removal 1 Switch Off the Modem 2 Disconnect the phone cable from the wall jack 3 Disconnect the DC Power cable 4 Disconnect the Signal cable to the PC 5 Remove the Modem Figure 8 9 Modem showing ON OFF switch Figure 8 10 Modem Rear connections ON OFF ...

Page 373: ...scribed 8 2 5 2 2 Modem Removal 1 Disconnect the phone cable from the wall jack 2 Disconnect the DC Power cable 3 Disconnect the Signal cable to the PC 4 Remove the Modem 8 2 5 3 Modem Installation 1 Place the New Modem where the old one was 2 Connect the signal cable to the PC 3 Connect the wall outlet 4 Connect the Phone cable to wall phone jack 5 Switch On the Modem 6 Turn ON the Workstation an...

Page 374: ...the Workstation and all its parts as described 8 2 5 4 2 Modem Removal 1 Disconnect the phone cable from the wall jack 2 Disconnect the USB cable to the PC 3 Remove the Modem 8 2 5 5 Modem Installation 1 Place the New Modem where the old one was 2 Connect the USB cable to the PC 3 Connect the wall outlet 4 Connect the Phone cable to wall phone jack 5 Turn ON the Workstation and all its parts as de...

Page 375: ...New Cable to the same devices as the old one was connected to 2 Turn on the workstation and the connected device a Power Cable Verify System is powered on b Fire wire Cable Insert a media into the DVD Drive Connect to the Dataflow and verify there is power on the DVD drive and that you are able to read from the disk c Ethernet Cables Verify a green link light present on the Ethernet Switch or PC d...

Page 376: ...drive Use the Recovery CD which is shipped with the system Only this CD restores the Specific User Windows and Application Settings which are put on the system during manufacturing 2 Enter the Boot Menu by pressing F12 3 Select the CD Drive to boot from WARNING WARNING All data will be lost Your system will be set to factory settings Store user settings on USB HDD and DICOM data on network store d...

Page 377: ...like Factory new condition 5 If you don t want to proceed the Recovery Procedure press 4 to exit DOS Remove the Recovery CD and reboot your system 6 If you are sure that you want to proceed the System restore press 1 After choosing this point Ghost will restore your system like Factory new condition Consider that all data on your hard disk will be erased Figure 8 12 Restore Menu Figure 8 13 System...

Page 378: ...0 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 8 16 Section 8 3 Recovery Procedure 8 3 1 1 Complete reformatting of a System cont d 7 While system restores the Ghost surface like on figure 8 15 is shown on the screen Figure 8 14 Ghost Surface ...

Page 379: ...s 8 17 8 3 1 1 Complete reformatting of a System cont d 8 After the restore has finished remove the CD from the CD drive and reboot the PC 9 Check the installation of the USB HDD 10 Recover User settings from USB HDD see 10 6 4 Figure 8 15 Restore Complete Figure 8 16 USB HDD check System based on Dell Precision 340 ...

Page 380: ... the system Only this CD restores the Specific User Windows and Application Settings which are put on the system during manufacturing 2 Boot from the CD by pressing F12 during boot sequence WARNING WARNING All data will be lost Your system will be set to factory settings Store user settings on USB HDD and DICOM Data on network store devices or CD RW DVD RW is possible NOTE All data on Drive C will...

Page 381: ...ont d 3 Press 3 for restoring your C Partition like Factory new condition 4 If you want to exit to DOS press 4 5 If you are sure that you want to proceed the Partition restore press 1 After choosing this point Ghost will restore drive C from your system like Factory new condition Consider that all data on your partition C will be erased Figure 8 18 Restore Menu Figure 8 19 Partition Restore ...

Page 382: ...e 8 3 1 3 PC is working but Windows or application files are corrupted cont d 6 While partition restore the Ghost surface like on Figure 8 14 is shown on the screen 7 After the restore has finished remove the CD from the CD drive and reboot the PC Figure 8 20 Ghost surface partition restore Figure 8 21 Restore Complete ...

Page 383: ...heck the installation of USB HDD 9 Recover User settings from USB HDD see 10 6 4 8 3 1 4 PC is working but Software is corrupted All data will be lost Store User Settings on USB HDD and DICOM Data on network store devices or CD RW DVD RW Proceed Step 1 to Step 6 from 8 3 1 1 Figure 8 22 USB HDD check of System based on Dell Precision 340 Figure 8 23 USB HDD check of System based on Dell Precision ...

Page 384: ...SION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 8 22 Section 8 3 Recovery Procedure 8 3 1 5 Windows Message after Recovery Procedure If the message shown in the picture below occurs click on the Yes button and reboot the system Figure 8 24 Windows Message ...

Page 385: ...er with Spare Part Recovery CD Recover the system with Spare Part recovery DVD P N 2413251 for DELL 340 and 2366663 2 for DELL 360 and 2413250 for Dell 370 1 Proceed the steps in Section 8 3 1 1 Complete reformatting of a System by using the Spare Part Recovery DVD 2 Reboot the system 3 Click Next to continue Figure 8 25 Setup Wizard 3 ...

Page 386: ...MEDICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 8 24 Section 8 3 Recovery Procedure 8 3 1 6 Recover with Spare Part Recovery CD cont d Figure 8 26 Confirm License Agreement ...

Page 387: ...VICE MANUAL Chapter 8 Replacement Procedures 8 25 8 3 1 6 Recover with Spare Part Recovery CD cont d 4 Select I accept this agreement and click Next 5 To change the local settings for system and keyboard click Customize 6 Click Next to continue Figure 8 27 Regional Settings ...

Page 388: ...SION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 8 26 Section 8 3 Recovery Procedure 8 3 1 6 Recover with Spare Part Recovery CD cont d 7 Type in the Product Key you will find on a label on top of the CPU box 8 Click Next to continue Figure 8 28 Product Key ...

Page 389: ... 1 6 Recover with Spare Part Recovery CD cont d 9 Verify date and time and if necessary change the Date Time settings 10 Select the Time Zone the system is located 11 Click Next to continue 12 Logon as ADMINISTRATOR 13 Go through the steps in Section 3 5 on page 3 68 to configure the system Figure 8 29 Date and Time Settings ...

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Page 391: ...al Parts 9 1 Chapter 9 Renewal Parts Section 9 1 Overview 9 1 1 Purpose of Chapter 9 This chapter gives you an overview of Spare Parts available for the LOGIQworks Table 9 1 Contents in Chapter 9 Section Description Page Number 9 1 Overview 9 1 9 2 List of Abbreviations 9 2 9 3 Renewal parts list 9 3 ...

Page 392: ...iations 9 2 1 Stock Items FRU 1 Field Replacement Unit Stock Part FRU 2 Field Replacement Unit Stock Part Long delivery 9 2 2 Non stock Items FRU N Field Replacement Unit Non Stock Part 9 2 3 General abbreviations QTY Quantity 9 2 4 LOGIQworks PC versions covered in this manual See Section 1 1 4 LOGIQworks Models covered by this Manual on page 1 2 ...

Page 393: ...ECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 9 Renewal Parts 9 3 Section 9 3 Renewal parts list 9 3 1 Stock Items FRU 1 and 2 Figure 9 1 LOGIQworks Parts identifications 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ...

Page 394: ...LCD 1880 Sx Black Sony GMD F520 5 Signal Cables digital Signal Cables analog 2368273 2370014 2 1 LCD Monitor digital DV CRT Monitor analog VGA 6 Power Cables for PC Monitor Modem 2369732 2369733 2369734 2369735 2369736 2 3 5 Power Cord for Precision 340 US Power Cord for Precision 340 French Power Cord for Precision 340 German Power Cord for Precision 340 Italian Power Cord for Precision 340 Spani...

Page 395: ...DICAL SYSTEMS DIRECTION 5184024 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 9 Renewal Parts 9 5 9 3 2 Stock Items FRU 1 and 2 Figure 9 2 LOGIQworks Parts identifications 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ...

Page 396: ...01 Europe Dell LCD 2001 US Asia 5 Monitor Signal Cable LCD digital 2368273 2 1 LCD Monitor digital DV 6 Power Cables for PC Monitor Modem 2369732 2369733 2369734 2369735 2369736 2409670 2 2 3 5 1 2 Power Cord for Precision 360 US Power Cord for Precision 360 French Power Cord for Precision 360 German Power Cord for Precision 360 Italian Power Cord for Precision 360 Spanish Power Cord FP2001 US 7 S...

Page 397: ...lity to add the image review capabilities of LOGIQworks to your existing RA600 or ViewPoint workstation LOGIQworks FX removes the necessity for a separate workstation to achieve enhanced image review of your ultrasound studies Software only package is the plug in software to run LOGIQworks on third party hardware 9 3 3 2 1 DVD burner for LOGIQworks SoftwareOnly The LACIE D2 EXTERNAL DVD BURNER is ...

Page 398: ...tion for Use French N 5177849 101 1 Release Notes French N 5177928 101 1 Quick Guide French N 5177986 101 1 Quick Card French N 5177962 101 1 Instruction for Use Spanish N 5177849 106 1 Release Notes Spanish N 5177928 106 1 Quick Guide Spanish N 5177986 106 1 Quick Card Spanish N 5177962 106 1 Instruction for Use German N 5177849 108 1 Release Notes German N 5177928 108 1 Quick Guide German N 5177...

Page 399: ...86 142 1 Quick Card Swedish N 5177962 142 1 Quick Guide Korean N 5177986 144 1 Instruction for Use Danish N 5177849 160 1 Release Notes Danish N 5177928 160 1 Quick Guide Danish N 5177986 160 1 Quick Card Danish N 5177962 160 1 Quick Guide Norwegian N 5177986 161 1 Quick Guide Finish N 5177986 162 1 InSite II ViewPoint LOGIQworks Installation Manual N 5181936 100 1 Part Name FRU Part Number QTY Ta...

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Page 401: ...eripherals These procedures are intended to maintain the quality of the computer system Read this chapter completely and familiarize yourself with the procedures before performing a task Table 10 1 Contents in Chapter 10 Section Description Page Number 10 1 Overview 10 1 10 2 Why perform Periodic Maintenance 10 2 10 3 Periodic Maintenance Schedule 10 3 10 4 Tools Required 10 4 10 5 Safety Inspecti...

Page 402: ...ctice that ultrasound facilities maintain the records of periodic and corrective maintenance of the LOGIQworks which is a peripheral to radiology ultrasound scanners such as LOGIQ 7 and LOGIQ 9 10 2 2 Quality Assurance Routine quality control testing must occur regularly Table 10 2 on page 3 The same tests are performed during each period so that changes can be monitored over time and effective co...

Page 403: ...vals shown in the maintenance schedule assumes that you use your LOGIQworks for an average image review load If conditions exist which exceed typical usage and image review load then it is recommended to increase the periodic maintenance frequencies Table 10 2 Periodic Maintenance Schedule Service at Indicated Time Daily Weekly Monthly Annually Notes Inspect AC Mains Cable look for damages Inspect...

Page 404: ... Section 10 4 Tools Required 10 4 1 Necessary Tools 10 4 1 1 Specific Requirements for Periodic Maintenance Table 10 3 Overview of Requirements for Periodic Maintenance Tool Part Number Comments Anti Static Vacuum Cleaner 46 194427P278 46 194427P279 120V 230V Disposable Gloves Cleaning Cloth For moisturized cleaning ...

Page 405: ...ety Tests 10 5 1 1 Specifications to meet Check that power cables are connected correctly and undamaged in any way WARNING WARNING THE USER MUST ENSURE THAT SAFETY INSPECTIONS ARE PERFORMED AT LEAST EVERY 12 MONTHS ACCORDING TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PATIENT SAFETY STANDARD IEC EN 60601 1 ONLY TRAINED PERSONS ARE ALLOWED TO PERFORM THE SAFETY INSPECTIONS MENTIONED ABOVE ...

Page 406: ...to its latest state in case of system failure The recommended method to backup system data is to have a separate RW DVD for each working day e g DVD Monday DVD Tuesday etc 1 Insert the DVD for a particular day into the DVD drive and the rescue floppy to the floppy drive 2 Restart the system 3 To copy backup the C drive onto the DVD press 1 The backup process may take around 30 minutes and then a s...

Page 407: ... IP Address or the Host name Settings and data which cannot be saved by the Save and Restore utility are DICOM image data and Windows specific user settings as for example different users who where created Normally the personal user settings are saved by your computer administrator Please contact him to be sure not to lose any important settings 10 6 5 1 Save The utility will save all user setting...

Page 408: ...4 100 REVISION 5 LOGIQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 10 8 Section 10 6 PC Maintenance 10 6 4 1 Backup cont d To save user settings 1 Click on RadWorks User 2 Click on Save Figure 10 2 RadWorks Settings Tool Figure 10 3 RadWorks User Settings ...

Page 409: ...4 1 Backup cont d 3 Enter a valid device use the USB mass storage device 4 Enter a file name for the user settings This file name should reflect the date and the type of settings you are storing In this case user settings 5 Click save To save system settings 1 Click on RadWorks System Figure 10 4 RadWorks User Settings Save ...

Page 410: ...ick on Backup 3 Enter a valid device use the USB mass storage device 4 Enter a file name for the system settings This file name should reflect the date and the type of settings you are storing In this case system settings 5 Click save 6 Close the RadWorks Setting Tool Figure 10 5 RadWorks System Settings Figure 10 6 RadWorks System Settings Save ...

Page 411: ...e corruption to get back the original condition before the crash In most cases the recovery procedure precedes the restore function see Section 8 3 Recovery Procedure on page 8 14 The utility will restore all user and system settings from the USB mass storage device To use this utility you must have saved your settings with the Save function before The USB mass storage device must be plugged in an...

Page 412: ...IQWORKS BASIC SERVICE MANUAL 10 12 Section 10 6 PC Maintenance 10 6 5 2 Restore cont d After that you have started the RA settings tool you can restore User and or System Data To load user settings 1 Click on RadWorks User Figure 10 8 RadWorks Settings Tool ...

Page 413: ... BASIC SERVICE MANUAL Chapter 10 Quality Assurance 10 13 10 6 5 2 Restore cont d 2 Select the user settings from the Available Settings List see Figure 10 9 Make sure that you don t select System settings 3 Click on Load Figure 10 9 Restore RadWorks User Settings ...

Page 414: ...ICE MANUAL 10 14 Section 10 6 PC Maintenance 10 6 5 2 Restore cont d 4 Select a previously saved file and click Open 5 Confirm with OK To load system settings 1 Click on RadWorks System see Figure 10 8 Figure 10 10 Load user settings Figure 10 11 Overwriting of User Settings ...

Page 415: ...y Assurance 10 15 10 6 5 2 Restore cont d 2 Select the system settings from the Available Settings list see Figure 10 12 3 Click on Restore 4 Pick up a previously saved file and click Open 5 Close the RadWorks Setting Tool Figure 10 12 Restore RadWorks System Settings Figure 10 13 Load System Settings ...

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Page 417: ...ered 1 2 Monitor Adjustment 6 2 P Physical Dimensions 3 25 Power Requirements electrical 2 7 Power up Procedures Voltage Settings 3 22 Preparing the Unit for Installation 3 22 Product Icons 1 6 Purchaser Responsibilities 2 11 R Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment 3 3 S Safety Considerations 1 7 Site Circuit Breaker 2 7 Site Power Outlets 2 7 Software Loading Procedure 8 2 System Maintenance 10 5...

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