{ServiceManual}{Production}{HealthImaging}

Publication No. SM3433-4

24MAY01
Supplement to 2H7443
18SEP00

HEALTH IMAGING
SUPPLEMENT
to the
Kodak PACS LINK MEDICAL IMAGE MANAGER 200 PACKAGE
for the
Kodak DryView 8200 LASER IMAGER

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on Internet Important
Qualified service personnel must install this equipment.

Tech Bulletin
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Table of Contents DryView 8200

PACS Link
MEDICAL IMAGE MANAGER 200

Kodak Confidential
H180_0050HC

© Eastman Kodak Company, 2001

 Introduction

Section 1: Introduction

Overview
This publication describes the differences between the MIM 200 V_3.2.1 and MIM 200 V_4.0. It is designed to be
used with the existing service publication. Most of the service procedures have not changed since the MIM 200
V_3.2.1.
For more information, see the SERVICE MANUAL for the Kodak PACS LINK MEDICAL IMAGE MANAGER 50/100/
200 and the Kodak PACS LINK DICOM PRINT SERVER, Publication No. 2H7443.

Theory
The MIM 200 V_4.0 uses the existing MIM 200 hardware platform with an upgraded software package (V_4.0) as a
PRINT SERVER for the Kodak DryView 8200 LASER IMAGER. The MIM 200 V_4.0 accepts DICOM inputs only, no
direct digital or video connections. The only qualified destination is the 8200 LASER IMAGER.
The MIM 200 supports from 1 to 8 simultaneous DICOM associations. The MIM accepts multiple images on a single
page but then formats the page to be sent to the LASER IMAGER as a 1-up format. The MIM also operates with the
DICOM Service Class User (SCU) to create and manage multi-page studies.
The MIM 200 sends pages to the LASER IMAGER configured as a direct print destination. The connection between
the MIM and the LASER IMAGER is an Ethernet Crossover CABLE. The LASER IMAGER must have the MIM 200
set up as a registered user or it will not print. Also, the MIM 200 must have the license for “DV8200 Print Delivery”
enabled to allow it to choose the LASER IMAGER for a print destination.
It is possible to upgrade an existing MIM 200 V_3.2.1 to the V_4.0, but it is not likely to happen in the field because
of the limited application of V_4.0. Any software upgrade to MIM V_4.0 will be accomplished by “ghosting” the HARD
DRIVE from a CD.

Special Requirements
The following equipment must have the indicated software version or higher installed to be compatible with the MIM
200 V_4.0 application:

LAPTOP COMPUTER
• MIM Service Software V_4.0
• MIM Laptop Basic Software V_2.0, V_3.0, V_3.5, and V_3.6

LASER IMAGER
Software V_3.1

Health Imaging Service Class Users

• Kodak PACS LINK MEDICAL IMAGE MANAGERS 50/100/200 / MODALITY SERVERS V_3.2.1
• Kodak PACS LINK 9410 ACQUISITION SYSTEM / MODALITY SERVERS V_1.3.3
• Kodak Digital Science COMPUTED RADIOGRAPHY SYSTEM 400 / QUALITY CONTROL
WORKSTATION V_5.02.01
• Kodak DirectView CR 800 SYSTEM V_1.4.5
• Kodak DirectView DR 5000/9000 SYSTEMS V_1.4

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Section 2: Installation Instructions

Installing the MEDICAL IMAGE MANAGER

[1] Connect:
• 6-port external CABLE to the RS422 Serial BOARD in slot 3
• DISPLAY KEYPAD to COM 9 on the 6-port external CABLE
• UPS to the appropriate V AC outlet
• POWER CORD of the MIM to the UPS
[2] Energize the equipment.
[3] Connect the LAPTOP COMPUTER to the MIM through COM 1 with the SERIAL CABLE or to the primary NIC
BOARD in Slot 1 with an Ethernet Crossover CABLE. Use the MIM V_4.0 Service Application.

Note
On a new MIM 200, the IP address is noted in the side pouch. The IP address for a ghosted MIM 200 is
123.123.123.10.

[4] From the Configure>Service Tracking Information screen:

(a) Check that all K-number and serial number information is correct, and the model is the MIM 200.
(b) Enter a service phone number.
(c) Click [OK].

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[5] From the Configure>Network screen:

(a) Set the node name of the MIM 200. This will be the AE title used to register it at the LASER IMAGER.
(b) Set the IP address, subnet mask, gateway (router), and RAS addresses provided by the site’s Information
Systems (IS) department.
(c) Click [OK].

Note
RAS server addresses must be sequential.

[6] From the Configure>Input>Network screen:

(a) Click [Add]. The Network Input Parameters screen displays.

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 (b) Enter the DICOM input.
(c) Select:
• “Keypad-Conventional” from the Primary Control drop-down menu
• “COM 9” from the Com Port drop-down menu
(d) Click [OK].

Note
Network Input Configuration is set correctly on a new MIM 200.
[7] From the Configure>Destination screen:
(a) To add the LASER IMAGER destination, click:
• [Add]
• [Print]
• [Direct]
• [Qualified]

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(b) Select “8200” and click [OK].

(c) Set:
• logical name
• IP address to 100.100.100.40
• memory to 32
(d) Click [Next].

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 Note
The LASER IMAGER destination might be configured in manufacturing. If so, select the LASER IMAGER and select
[Modify] to customize the destination parameters as needed instead of adding a new destination.
[8] Set the film base and sizes that will be used in the LASER IMAGER. The LASER IMAGER supports up to 2
different film sizes at the same time.
[9] Click [Finish]. The remaining destination parameters are set at defaults. The “Installed Destinations” screen
displays.

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[10] Click [Close].

[11] Connect:
• Ethernet CABLE between the hospital network and MIM Primary NIC in slot 1
• Crossover Ethernet CABLE to the MIM output NIC in slot 6 and the LASER IMAGER NIC
• telephone line, if provided, to the MIM MODEM in slot 2

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Installing the LASER IMAGER

Important
You can set up the LASER IMAGER network parameters using the FRONT PANEL or by using the MPC function.
You can only complete SCU registration by using the MPC function.

Using the FRONT PANEL

KEY ENTER KEY

KEY MAINTENANCE
INFORMATION KEY

BACKLIGHT KEY

TEST PRINT KEY

H180_0054BCA
H180_0054BC CALIBRATION KEY

[1] At the same time, press the ↑ KEY, TEST PRINT KEY, and BACKLIGHT KEY to enter the Edit mode. The first
parameter is the LASER IMAGER IP address.
[2] Change the IP address to 100.100.100.40.
(a) Press the ENTER KEY to change the selected parameter.
(b) Move the pointer to the appropriate IP address digit. Press the BACKLIGHT KEY to move to the left or the
CALIBRATION KEY to move to the right.
(c) Toggle the value by pressing the ↑ KEY or the ↓ KEY.
(d) Press the ENTER KEY to save the new IP address.
[3] Press the ↓ KEY to access the LASER IMAGER netmask parameter.
[4] Change the netmask to 255.255.255.0, using the same KEYS on the FRONT PANEL used to change the IP
address.
(a) Press the ↓ KEY to access the gateway parameter.
(b) Change the gateway address to 0.0.0.0 using the same KEYS on the FRONT PANEL used to change the
netmask.
[5] After saving the changes, press the MAINTENANCE INFORMATION KEY to exit Edit mode and return to the
normal display.

Note
After the changes, do not power cycle for at least 3 minutes.
[6] Go to “Registering the MIM” on Page 11.

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Using the MPC Function

[1] Connect the LAPTOP COMPUTER to the hospital network.
[2] Start Internet Explorer (IE).
[3] In the IE address window, enter the IP address of the MIM 200 V_4.0 connected to the LASER IMAGER,
followed by the socket number of the connection. Example: http://149.98.202.200:4080. Note that a colon
separates the IP address and the socket number.
(a) In the MPC window, click [Authorized Field Engineer].
(b) Enter the username and password.
(c) Click [Continue] when the “Login Information” window displays.
[4] In the “Machine Information” window, click [Configuration].
[5] In the Configuration menu, click [Network].
[6] Click [Edit Network Connection]. Make and save the changes:
• IP address: 100.100.100.40
• Netmask: 255.255.255.0
• Gateway: 0.0.0.0

Registering the MIM

[1] Click [Configuration] on the left side of the “MPC” window.

Note
If not already connected to MPC, see Steps 1 - 3 in “Using the MPC Function” on Page 11.
[2] In the Configuration menu, click [DICOM].
[3] Click [Add SCU] and enter the parameter values and save your changes:
• AE Title: PACS LINK with MIM V_4.0 node name from Step 5 on Page 5.
• TFT set (default): version 693C0
• Contrast (default): 6
• Smoothing (default): 5
[4] Close Internet Explorer.

Completing the Installation

Print a test film from the MIM to the LASER IMAGER

Important
Before printing a test film, the LASER IMAGER must have:
• Film loaded
• “Power” light and “Ready” light illuminated on the FRONT PANEL
• “S01 Ready” displayed on the FRONT PANEL
[1] Connect the LAPTOP COMPUTER to the MIM 200 with the MIM Service Software V_4.0.
[2] Select Diagnostics>System.
[3] Check that the “Print Test Image” box is selected and the “Transfer Last Stored Image” box is not selected.
[4] Select the test image parameters, pattern and size. Click [OK].
[5] Click [Run].

Note
If the test print is successful, a “Passed” message displays in the Diagnostics window and a 1-up format SMPTE
pattern prints on the LASER IMAGER in approximately 3 minutes.
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Setting the Time Zone, Date, and Time
Time Zone
Do this procedure at any KEYPAD, and the time zone changes at each KEYPAD connected to the MIM 200.
[1] At the main display screen, press [MENU]. The Main Menu displays.
[2] Press [↓] until > points to “Service Menu”.
[3] Press [MENU]. The Service Menu displays.
[4] Press [↓] until > points to “Machine Setup Menu.”
[5] Press [MENU]. The Machine Setup Menu displays:

>Exit menu
System Info
Select Time Zone
Set Date/Time
Language
Technical Support #
Service Access (L)
Keypad Contrast (5)

[6] Press [↓] until > points to “Select Time Zone.”

[7] Press [MENU].
The Time Zone Selection screen displays time zones by GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) and region.

Note
Upon entering the screen, the cursor points to the currently selected time zone.
[8] To select the time zone:
(a) Press [↓] or [↑] until > points to the appropriate time zone.
(b) Press [MENU].

Date and Time

Do this procedure at any KEYPAD, and the time and/or date changes at each KEYPAD connected to the MIM 200.
[1] At the main display screen, press [MENU]. The Main Menu displays.
[2] Press [↓] until > points to “Service Menu.”
[3] Press [MENU]. The Service Menu displays.
[4] Press [↓] until > points to “Machine Setup Menu.”
[5] Press [MENU]. The Machine Setup Menu displays:

>Exit menu
System Info
Select Time Zone
Set Date/Time
Language
Technical Support #
Service Access (L)
Keypad Contrast (5)

[6] Press [↓] until > points to “Set Date/Time.”

[7] Press [MENU]. The Set Date/Time screen displays:

Set Date/Time
>01/30/1999 13:32
Exit

[8] To change the date:

(a) Press [MENU].
(b) Press [↓] or [↑] to change the month.

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(c) Press [MENU] to skip over the divider (/), and to the digits representing the day. Change as necessary.
(d) Repeat Step c to change the year.
[9] To change the time:
(a) Press [MENU] until ^ is positioned beneath the time.
(b) Press [↓] or [↑] to change the hour.
(c) Press [MENU] to move through the divider (:), and to the digits representing the minutes. Change as
necessary.
[10] When finished:
(a) Press [MENU] until > reappears on the left.
(b) Press so > points to Exit.
(c) Press [MENU].

Configuring the SCU at the DISPLAY KEYPAD

Important
A DICOM association must be established for each SCU sending to the MIM 200 before configuration can be done
at the DISPLAY KEYPAD. This can be completed by sending a film from each SCU to the MIM 200.
To access the SCP Services screen:
[1] At the main display screen, press [MENU]. The Main Menu displays:
> Exit Menu
Destination Setup
Queue Management
Service Menu
System Shutdown

[2] At the Main Menu:

(a) Press [↓] until > points to “Service Menu.”
(b) Press [MENU]. The Service Menu displays:
>Exit Menu
Machine Setup Menu
Configuration Menu
Diagnostics Menu
SCP Services

[3] Press [↓] until > points to SCP Services, and press [MENU]. The Password screen displays:
Enter Password

[4] The password is SVC. To enter SVC:

(a) Press and hold [↑] until S displays.
(b) Press [MENU] to move to the next space.
(c) Following steps a and b, enter V and C.
(d) When finished, press [MENU] twice.
(e) Press [↓] so > points to “Exit.”
(f) Press [MENU]. The SCP screen displays the IP address and a brief description of each SCU. Example:
>Exit Menu
149.98.152.22-MIM1
149.66.135.11-MIM2

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 [5] Press [↓] until > rests in front of the IP address for the SCU that you will adjust.
[6] Press MENU. The SCP Services screen displays:
>Exit Menu
N-EVENT Reporting
Sorter Bin
Tonescaling
Curve Shape
TFT/ULUT
Contrast
PLUT
Image DMin
Image DMax
Basic Grayscale
Basic Color
Border
Size
Base
Priority
Modality
ICC Profile
Body Part

[7] Use [↑] or [↓] to select the parameter that you want to change. See the Kodak PACS LINK MEDICAL IMAGE
MANAGER with DISPLAY KEYPAD V_3.2 User’s Guide, 5E9763, for a complete description of the menu items.

Note
Refer to the DICOM V&V section of the Lotus Notes Modality Database and “Service Class User - Application Notes”
on Page 15 for modality specific parameters that must be adjusted.

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Section 3: Service Class User − Application Notes

MIM Service Software V_3.2.1

The MIM V_3.2.1 Service Software does not list the LASER IMAGER as a qualified print destination. You must either
add it as an unqualified destination, or download the V_3.2.1a Service Software update from the Lotus Notes “Useful
PC & MAC Tools” database on KHISDALNOTES01/Public. After downloading this update to your LAPTOP
COMPUTER the LASER IMAGER is listed as a qualified network print destination. Use the destination parameters
in “Destination Specifications” on Page 21 when setting up the LASER IMAGER as an unqualified destination.

Kodak PACS LINK 9410 ACQUISITION SYSTEM V_1.3.3

The ACQUISITION SYSTEM requires a unique configuration for each desired film size. This equipment with V_1.3.3
software does not support 14 x 14 film.

14 x 17 Configuration on Device Setup, SCU PRINTERS:

Parameter Value
Printer Name As desired
Model 8100 4096 pixels/line
Manufacturer Kodak
Port 5040
IP Address From PACS LINK with MIM V_4.0
SCU AE Title 9410
SCP AE Title From PACS LINK with MIM V_4.0
Annotation supported √
Print guaranteed √
Film size 14 x 17
Film type As desired
Film destination Current
Contrast As desired
Minimum density 0
Maximum density 310
Interpolation type Imation 831 DICOM
Interpolation number 1
TFT/ULUT As required

11 x 14 Configuration on Device Setup, SCU PRINTERS:

Parameter Value
Printer Name As desired
Model 8500
Manufacturer Kodak
Port 5040
IP Address From PACS LINK with MIM V_4.0
SCU AE Title 9410
SCP AE Title From PACS LINK with MIM V_4.0
Annotation supported √
Print guaranteed √
Film size 11 x 14
Film type As desired

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 Parameter Value
Film destination Current
Contrast As desired
Minimum density 0
Maximum density 310
Interpolation type Imation 831 DICOM
Interpolation number 1
TFT/ULUT As required

Kodak PACS LINK 9410 ACQUISITION SYSTEM V_1.4

The ACQUISITION SYSTEM requires a unique configuration for each desired film size. The ACQUISITION SYSTEM
V_1.4 supports 14 x 17, 14 x 14, and 11 x 14 film. Change only the Film Size selection.

ACQUISITION SYSTEM V_1.4 − Configuration on Device Setup, SCU PRINTERS:

Parameter Value
Printer Name As desired
Model 8200
Manufacturer Kodak
Port 5040
IP Address From PACS LINK with MIM V_4.0
SCU AE Title 9410
SCP AE Title From PACS LINK with MIM V_4.0
Annotation supported √
Print guaranteed √
Film size 14 x 17 or 14 x 14 or 11 x 14
Film type As desired
Film destination Current
Contrast As desired
Minimum density 0
Maximum density 310
Interpolation type Imation 831 DICOM
Interpolation number 1
TFT/ULUT As required

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 Service Class User - Application Notes

Kodak Digital Science COMPUTED RADIOGRAPHY SYSTEM 400

• The printer type should be configured as “MIM” (WETLASER) to allow landscape formats to be printed.
• Two lines of page annotation are printed on the bottom of each film. Line no. 1 will be the annotation text
containing the patient demographic data and line no. 2 will be the common text containing the film session label.
• The QUALITY CONTROL WORKSTATION (QCW) always sends TRIM by default. This causes the PRINT
SERVER to trigger page rendering, which adds about 30 seconds to overall time to first print. If all users do not
require TRIM, then TRIM can be disabled in the destination setup of the PRINT SERVER to bypass the page
rendering.
• Optimal image quality is achieved if the tonescaling is done at the SCP Services menu of the DISPLAY KEYPAD.
Use the following settings:
PLUT: N
Tonescaling: PL
Always Apply? Y
TFT/ULUT: Wkstn2A
Always Apply? Y
Contrast: 5
Always Apply? Y
• The requested image size setting must be set from “FULL” to “SCALE” in the MIM configuration file to achieve
optimal system performance and avoid triggering the requested size scale processing on the PRINT SERVER.
This can be configured through Pro-act or by editing the printer_info file. Example:
MIM CS000\\TM%SES%%PRNTDAT NORMAL 1 MAGAZINE BOTH SCALE 40000
• The time to first print of a typical CR 400 image varies from 244 seconds to 256 when printing on 14x17 in. from
the upper tray. The print time variation is caused by the DICOM transmission of the QCW.

Kodak DirectView CR 800/900 SYSTEMS

There is no way to automate the selection of different film sizes for printing from the CR 800/900. You must set up a
separate print destination on the CR 800/900 for each film size the customer prints. The CR 800/900 with V_2.2
software and above has the MIM/LASER IMAGER available as a qualified print destination. The CR 800/900 with
V_1.4.5 software must set up the LASER IMAGER as an unqualified destination using the following parameters:

MIM/LASER IMAGER − Parameters for CR 800 with V_1.4.5 Software:

Destination Parameters Value
Logical Name DV8200
IP Address that of PLB+
Database Name unqualified
Model other
Memory 32
Image Pad 4
Minimum Vertical Separation 5
Minimum Horizontal Separation 5

DICOM Parameters Value

Protocol DICOM 3.0
Service Class Basic Grayscale Print
Port Number 5040
AE Title NER_ANY
Response Message 100

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 Supported Item Parameters Yes (√)
Aspect ratio mix on page √
Aspect ratio mix in row √
Collation √
Color
Color/grayscale same page
Common text √
Curve shape image basis
Custom formats √
Decimation √
Density space √
Edge enhancement
Grayscale √
Image size mix in std fmt √
Image size mix in row √
Luminance space √
Media bin default
Modality LUT
Page annotation √
Pivot density
Print quality
Remote image deletion √
Requested image size √
Requested size scale √
Requested size mix on page √
Requested size mix in row √
Rotation √
Row symmetric formats √
Slide format
Super slide format
Trim √
VOI LUT
Interpolation Methods Yes (√)
No magnification √
Bilinear √
Replication √
Cubic spline √
Cubic convolution 2 √
Cubic convolution 3

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Supported Media Supported Bases(√)

Max Rows
Max w/Common Reflective Transparent
Size Columns Max Rows Text Any Blue Clear (Paper) (Film)
35 x 43cm 4361 5223 5103 √
35 x 35cm 4361 4247 4127 √
11 x 14in 3272 4361 4241 √
11 x 11in
10 x 12in
8.5 x 11in
8 x 10in
4 x 6in
A4
Optimal image quality is reached if the tonescaling is done at the SCP Services menu of the DISPLAY KEYPAD. Use
the following settings:
PLUT:N
Tonescaling:PL
Always Apply?Y
TFT/ULUT:Wkstn2A
Always Apply?Y
Contrast:2
Always Apply?Y

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Kodak DirectView DR 5000/9000 SYSTEMS
• There is no way to automate the selection of different film sizes for printing from the DR 5000/9000. You must
set up a separate print destination on the DR 5000/9000 for each film size the customer prints.
• See DR 5000 Systems Configurations Constants, 6E9849, for instructions to configure a print destination on the
DR 5000/9000.
• Optimal image quality is reached if the tonescaling is done at the SCP Services menu of the DISPLAY KEYPAD.
Use the following settings:
PLUT: N
Tonescaling: PL
Always Apply? Y
TFT/ULUT: Wkstn2A
Always Apply? Y
Contrast: 2
Always Apply? Y
• The software version on the DR 5000/9000 must be V_1.4 or higher.
• Configure the DR 5000/9000 to support:
- Fit to scale
- Rotate
• The DR 5000 can be configured to either send image data in linear density space (recommended) or p-space.
When the DR 5000 sends image data in p-space, the software is currently not negotiating PLUTs. The
workaround when DR 5000 sends values in p-space is for the PRINT SERVER to be configured to use
Perception LUT tonescaling and selecting the “GSDF0” TFT Set.
• The number of characters that can be expected to print in the 6 annotation boxes depends on the film size. In
the table below are the expected values based on use of capital letters and typical representation of alpha
characters. Any text received beyond what can fit in each film box is truncated.

No. of characters
No. of Total per annotation
Film Width Characters box (format ID 6)
14 in. 102 34
17 in. 123 41
11 in. 81 27

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 Destination Specifications

Section 4: Destination Specifications

Printer Information
Manufacturer: Kodak
Model: DryView 8200
DICOM Interface: through MIM

General Parameters Value

Memory (Megapixel) 32

DICOM Parameters Value

Protocol DICOM 3.0 default value
Basic Grayscale Print (Y/N) Y
Basic Color Print (Y/N) N
Port Number 5040
AE Title NER_8200
Association Retry Counter 40 default value
Message Response Timer 100 default value

Supported Media Supported Bases(√)

Max Rows
Max w/Common Reflective Transparent
Size Columns Max Rows Text Any Blue Clear (Paper) (Film)
35 x 43cm 4361 5223 5103 √
35 x 35cm 4361 4247 4127 √
11 x 14in 3272 4361 4241 √
11 x 11in
10 x 12in
8.5 x 11in
8 x 10in
4 x 6in
A4

Supported Interpolation Methods Yes (√)

No Magnification √
Bilinear √
Replication √
Cubic Spine √
Cubic Convolution 2 √
Cubic Convolution 3

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 Supported Features Yes (√)
Collation √
Common text √
Tonescaling on an image basis √
Media Bin Default
Pivot Density
Print Quality
Remote Image Deletion √
Rotation (Full Page Rotation) √
Formatting Features Yes (√)
Aspect Ratio Mix on Page √
Aspect Ratio Mix in Row √
Image Size Mix in Std Format √
Image Size Mix in Row √
Page Annotation √
Requested Image Size √
Requested Size Scale √
Requested Size Mix on Page √
Requested Size Mix in Row √
Supports True Landscape √
Trim √
Value
Maximum Images per Band 20
Maximum Bands per Page 20
Maximum Image Columns 0
Maximum Image Rows 0
Pixel Pitch (pixels/mm) 12.8205
Minimum Horizontal Separation (pixels) 2
Minimum Vertical Separation (pixels) 2
Trim Width - When Enabled (pixels) 2
Trim Width - When Disabled (pixels) 0

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 Destination Specifications

Format Types Yes (√)

Custom Formats (Kodak 101, Kodak 102) √
Row Symmetric Formats √
Slide Format
Super Slide Format
1 up √
2 up √
4 up √
6 up √
8 up √
9 up √
12 up √
15 up √
16 up √
20 up √
24 up √
30 up √
35 up √

Image Processing Features Yes (√)

Color
Color and B/W Same Page
Edge Enhancement
Grayscale √
Minify (formerly Decimation) √
Value
Maximum Image DMAX 3.1

SCU Features Yes (√)

Density Space √
Luminance Space √
Variable Border Density √
Curve Shape Tonescaling √
Perception Look Up Table Tonescaling √
Negotiate Presentation Look Up Table √
Service
VOI Look Up Table
Modality Look Up Table
Study Content Notification
Extended Print Attributes
Cemax Icon Compatibility

Image Processing Features Yes (√)

Minimum Horizontal/Vertical Magnification 1
Maximum Horizontal/Vertical Magnification 64
Minimum DMAX for M952 Command Devices 1.7

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Section 5: Diagnostics

Ghosting Software
The MIM 200 V_4.0 software can be upgraded or reloaded from a CD using a ghost procedure. The MIMs with serial
numbers below 100600 need to have the BIOS configured to work with the ghost procedure. The MIMs with serial
numbers above 100600 can go directly to “Ghost Procedure” on Page 24.

BIOS Setup
[1] Connect a MONITOR and KEYBOARD to the MIM. BIOS cannot be accessed with the LAPTOP COMPUTER.
[2] Energize the MIM and press the [F1] key at the “Press F1 for Configuration Setup” message.
[3] At the Configuration/Setup Utility menu, use the [↑] and [↓] keys to select “Start Options.”
[4] Press [Enter].
[5] Use the [↑] and [↓] keys to select “Startup Sequence.”
[6] Press [Enter].
[7] Configure the menu to show:
• Primary Start Up Sequence
First Startup Device [CD ROM]
Second Startup Device [Hard Disk 0]
Third Startup Device [Disabled]
Fourth Startup Device [Disabled]
• Automatic Power On Startup Sequence [Disabled]
• Error Startup Sequence [Primary]
[8] Press [Esc] two times to get to the “Configuration Setup Utility” menu.
[9] Select “Save Settings.”
[10] Press [Enter].
[11] Select “Exit Setup.”
[12] Press [Enter].

Ghost Procedure
[1] Energize the MIM.
[2] Open the CD ROM tray immediately and insert the V_4.0 GHOST CD.
[3] Close the CD ROM tray and the software loads automatically.
[4] Ghosting completes in about 2 minutes. The MIM will beep:
• 3 times if the ghost procedure was successful
• 10 times for failure of the ghost procedure
[5] Remove the GHOST CD and cycle power on the MIM.

Note
It will take several minutes longer than normal for the MIM Application software to launch after executing the ghost
procedure. The DRIVE is not configured and has no licenses enabled.
[6] Connect the LAPTOP COMPUTER to the MIM and establish a connection.

Note
The IP address defaults to 123.123.123.10.
[7] Obtain a Site Key from the Technical Support Center to enable the necessary licenses.
[8] Restore the saved configuration from the floppy or do the configuration of the MIM from the beginning.

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 Diagnostics

Activity History Logs

Setting Log Levels
The Activity History log for the MIM includes information about the performance and operation of the MIM. The log
system tracks the 7 functional areas of the MIM. During normal operation, the log levels are set at 2. Use the tables
below to determine which subsystem log levels should be increased to diagnose a problem.

Important
• Set levels above 5 only when instructed by Service Engineering.
• Always return log levels to 2 when troubleshooting is completed.

Default Troubleshooting
Subsystem Used to monitor: Level Level
Delivery Communications from the MIM PRINT SERVER to a directly 2 4
connected PRINTER
General/Hardware HIS/RIS communications 2 3
Keypad key presses on the KEYPAD 2 4
Network Services DICOM messages from the SCU to the SCP 2 5
Service Not used 2 n/a
Source Host Control Link serial communications on the MODALITY 2 3
SERVER using auto filming
Storage Disk space used and the exam aging algorithm 2 6

Field Descriptions
The Activity History Log for the MIM has 9 fields. Some of the information is only used by the design development
team. An activity entry in the log might be:
04/18/01 09:55:05:058 2 [3058,00393487] [DICOM] [MIMDicomInterface.cpp,327] - SCU Assoc#29022 Up
(XRAY 8200)

User
Field Example Purpose Design Service
Date 04/18/01 Date of log entry X X
Time 09:55:05:058 Time of log entry X X
Log Level 2 Log level detail (1 = lowest, 7 = highest) X
Class ID 3058 C++ development reference X
Object ID 00393487 C++ development reference X
Source Name DICOM Software module type X X
File MIMDicomInterface.cpp Software module file name X X
Line 327 Software module file line number X
Comment SCU Assoc#29022 Up Depicted action of log entry X X
(XRAY 8200)

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The table includes the log entries recorded for a job received from the CR 800 and then sent to a DryView 8200
LASER IMAGER.

Log Activity Entries Description

04/18/01 09:54:46:421 2 [4042,42501903] [ ] DICOM association opened up by CR 800 SCU.
[MIMDicomDevice.cpp,56] - SCP Assoc#29020 Up for XRAY 8200
from modality ER2CR
04/18/01 09:54:46:451 2 [3333,00386319] [DICOM]
[RoutingAndDeliveryFactory.cpp,743] - Entering CreateOneShotRouting.
04/18/01 09:54:46:641 2 [3001,00000690] [DICOM] [Page.cpp,798] - Set
CurveShape to a DRYVIEW type, the action is complete but has no effect
04/18/01 09:54:46:671 I [4030,42502159] [DICOM] [PrintSCPService.cpp,1737] -
SCP Assoc#29020: Medium type not specified, using ANY --> ERR_MSG[Missing
attribute ] (#4209)
04/18/01 09:54:47:252 2 [3001,00000690] [DICOM] [Page.cpp,798] - Set
CurveShape to a DRYVIEW type, the action is complete but has no effect
04/18/01 09:54:47:292 2 [3001,00000690] [DICOM] [Page.cpp,3251] - Set
PivotDensity to a DRYVIEW type, the action is complete but has no effect
04/18/01 09:54:47:463 I [4030,42502159] [DICOM] [PrintSCPService.cpp,3015] -
SCP Assoc#29020: Illumination missing defaulting to 2000 --> ERR_MSG[Missing
attribute ] (#4209)
04/18/01 09:54:47:483 I [4030,42502159] [DICOM] [PrintSCPService.cpp,3039] -
SCP Assoc#29020: Reflected Ambient Light missing defaulting to 10 -->
ERR_MSG[Missing attribute ] (#4209)
04/18/01 09:55:02:074 2 [2052,00398863] [DICOM] [ImgCapDev.cpp,2408] - Image
Stored Columns = 1792, Rows = 2392, BitsPerPixel = 12
04/18/01 09:55:02:424 2 [3001,00000690] [DICOM] [Page.cpp,529] - Page Closed
04/18/01 09:55:02:444 1 [3011,00000585] [DICOM] [DeliveryJob.cpp,773] -
PrintPages
04/18/01 09:55:02:494 2 [3011,00001445] [DICOM] [NetworkArbiter.cpp,262] -
NetworkArbiter::QueueAdd - XRAY 8200 is activating
04/18/01 09:55:02:644 2 [4042,42501903] [ ] [MIMDicomDevice.cpp,75] - SCP
Assoc#29020 Down
04/18/01 09:55:05:058 2 [3058,00393487] [DICOM] [MIMDicomInterface.cpp,126] -
SCU Assoc#29022 Job #585 Dest-XRAY 8200
04/18/01 09:55:05:058 2 [3058,00393487] [DICOM] [MIMDicomInterface.cpp,327] -
SCU Assoc#29022 Up (XRAY 8200)
04/18/01 09:55:05:068 2 [3058,42515983] [DICOM]
[MIM8200PrintService.cpp,1119] - Assoc#29022 Job#585 XRAY 8200 start
04/18/01 09:55:17:786 2 [3556,42505999] [DICOM] [RoutingClass.cpp,10482] -
JobComplete #585- PJ_FINISHED
04/18/01 09:55:17:786 2 [3555,42505743] [DICOM] [RoutingClass.cpp,732] -
JobComplete - PJ_IDLE
04/18/01 09:55:17:786 2 [3333,00386319] [ ] Removes entry from routing queue.
[RoutingAndDeliveryFactory.cpp,1796] - RemoveRouting
04/18/01 09:55:17:806 2 [3058,00393487] [DICOM] [MIMDicomInterface.cpp,342] -
SCU Assoc#29022 Down (XRAY 8200)
04/18/01 09:55:17:806 2 [3058,00393487] [DICOM] [MIMDicomInterface.cpp,272] -
SCU Assoc#29022 XRAY 8200: Releasing (XRAY 8200)...
04/18/01 09:55:22:813 2 [ Anonymous ] [ ] [NetworkArbiter.cpp,340] -
NetworkArbiter::QueueRemove - no print jobs pending on idle printers
AE Title-ER2CR for delivery to DV8200 labeled as
XRAY 8200.
Establishes entry into routing queue for the job
that will be received by this association.
Request to set Curve Shape by SCU is
unrecognized by PLB+
Medium type (clear or blue film) is not specified by
SCU. PLB+ will use default of ANY.
Request to set Pivot Density by SCU is
unrecognized by PLB+.
Illumination parameter is not specified by SCU.
PLB+ will use default of 2000.
Reflected Ambient Light parameter is not
specified by SCU. PLUB+ will use default 10.
SCU transfers image file to PLB+. Image size and
depth are noted.
Image file is completely received by PLB+.
Printed command is given by SCU.
DICOM association closed down by CR 800 SCU.
A DICOM association number and a job number
is assigned for a newly rendered job targeted for
the 8200 LASER IMAGER.
A DICOM association is opened up by the PLB+
between it and the 8200 LASER IMAGER.
Transfer of the job from the PLB+ to the 8200
LASER IMAGER begins.
Transfer of the job to 8200 LASER IMAGER is
complete.
DICOM association closed down by the PLB+.

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 Parts List

Section 6: Parts List

Parts List for the MIM 200 V_4.0
Part No. Description
4E5241 MIM V_4.0 GHOST CD
4E5381 MIM V_4.0 Service Application CD
7E6053 HARD DRIVE 20 GB, packed
3E1581 3m Ethernet Crossover CABLE
4E5395 Site Specifications for the Kodak PACS LINK MEDICAL IMAGE
MANAGER 200 PACKAGE/for Kodak Dryview 8200 LASER IMAGER
4E5115 MIM 200 AUR
3H8075 Ethernet BOARD, secondary NIC (3Com)
3H9410 Ethernet BOARD, primary NIC (IBM)
6E7866 MODEM, 56K (3COM)
5E2762 BOARD, RS422, 8ch
5E2726 CABLE, RS422, 6-port, external
3E1622 KEYPAD, Display

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