Konica Minolta CS-7, Operation Manual

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7 .22 Other functions
Chapter 7
• When reading bar codes of the patient list, read
while keeping the distance from the bar codes to
approx. 5 to 10 cm. Sometimes it is not possible
to read outside this range .
* Reading distance will vary depending on the
size of bar code and code system .
• Connect one PC to one Bluetooth bar code read-
er in tandem . Do not connect multiple units .
• During normal operation, if the PC is shut down,
connection of Bluetooth communication is discon-
nected, and the power of the bar code reader is
turned off 5 minutes later.
• The valid digit number cannot be set, depending
on the barcode reader used .
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Magnetic card reader
• When a card is read while the screen saver is op-
erating, some data may be lost . Perform reading
after the screen saver is released .
• After reading magnetic data, always check that
the patient information displayed on the screen
matches the patient information written on the
magnetic card .
• Insert the magnetic card from the edge of the
magnetic card reader unit, and slide horizontally
to the opposite edge .
• While the magnetic data is being read, do not
perform input . Sometimes magnetic data gets
mixed with data input by input operation.
7 .22 .7 Addition of high preci-
sion monitor
An optional high precision monitor can be connected
to this device .
The following are precautionary items when a high
precision monitor is used .
• The image that has focus on the exposure screen
or the image displayed on the viewer screen is dis-
played. Unexposed images on the list screen, the
body part selection screen, and the exposure screen
are not displayed .
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• Images cannot be manipulated on the high precision
monitor . Perform manipulation of images with this device .
• Since high precision monitors has a different aspect
ratio from that of the exposure screen and viewer
screen, when you enlarge, reduce, or move an image
on the exposure screen or viewer screen, an image of
a different area may be displayed on such a monitor.
Initial display
(Display magnification: 1)
Normal monitor High precision monitor
Normal monitor High precision monitor
Enlarged image
(Display magnification: 1.3)
• The high-definition monitor does not display a high-
definition mammography
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