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Safety Information
Product Overview
Taking and Reading

X-ray of a Subject
Searching and Referring

Studies
Verifying and
Processing Images
(CR-IR 391V CL) For Veterinary
Daily Inspection and
Operation Manual Maintenance
7th Edition July 2014 Appendix
This Operation Manual describes the basic operation methods and

cautions for the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL). Please read
the Operation Manual thoroughly before actually operating the FCR
PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) system. After reading this manual,
store it nearby the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) so that you
can see it whenever necessary.
Please read the Reference Guide for details on how to operate and its
functions (including options).
897N101446F
Introduction
This Operation Manual applies to the following software.
• FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) Software V2.5(B)
FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) is a Fuji Computed Radiography image processing unit.
This Operation Manual offers the reader a summary insight into the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR
391V CL) and proceeds to present information prerequisite to using the product, including operating
instructions and precautions, and tips on daily inspections and care.
FCR PRIMA V Console is a CR workstation intended to provide diagnostic quality images and
measuring function to aid the doctor in diagnosis, and also is a viewer for US referral images.
CAUTION
1 No part or all of this manual may be reproduced in any form without prior permission.
2 The information contained in this manual may be subject to change without prior notice.
3 FUJIFILM Corporation shall not be liable for malfunctions and damages resulting from
installation, relocation, remodeling, maintenance, and repair performed by dealers other than
those specified by FUJIFILM Corporation.
4 FUJIFILM Corporation shall not be liable for malfunctions and damages of FUJIFILM
Corporation products due to products of other manufacturers not supplied by FUJIFILM
Corporation.
remodeling, maintenance, and repair using repair parts other than those specified by
FUJIFILM Corporation.
negligence of the precautions and operating methods contained in this manual.
7 FUJIFILM Corporation shall not be liable for malfunctions and damages resulting from use
under environment conditions outside the range specified for this product, such as the
power supply, installation environment, etc., as described in this manual.
natural disasters, such as fires, earthquakes, floods, lightning, etc.
Caution: R
x Only (Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician)
Trademarks
FCR is a trademark or a registered trademark of FUJIFILM Corporation.
Other holders’ trademarks

Windows Vista and Windows 7 are the registered trademark of US Microsoft Corporation in the U. S. A.
and other countries.
Windows is the registered trademark of US Microsoft Corporation in the U. S. A. and other countries.
Microsoft Internet Explorer logo is the registered trademark of US Microsoft Corporation in the U. S. A.
and other countries.
All other company names and product names described in this manual are the trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective holders.
The product uses the “ExcelCreator 2007” of Advance Software Co., Ltd. based on the redistribution
conditions.
Copyright © 2009-2014 FUJIFILM Corporation. All rights reserved.
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How to Read This Manual
■ Marks Used in This Manual

Marks are used in the descriptions to mark supplementary information and information that must be observed while
using the FCR PRIMA V Console VETERINARY. For your safety and correct use, always observe a Warning or
Caution.
Marks Contents
Indicates a dangerous situation which, if you ignored or could not follow for
WARNING some reason, could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if you ignored or could not follow for
CAUTION some reason, could result in a slight or moderate degree of personal injury or
material damage.
Indicates information that should be noted.
Indicates information that may be helpful.
Indicates an item that provides details of the procedure or related information.
■ Manners of Description
In this Operation Manual, button names, menu actions, window names and messages appearing in the
operational windows are designated in the following manners:
● Buttons (example)
[Complete]
Names of buttons in the operational windows are enclosed
in brackets [ ], regardless of their shape.
● Menus (example)
[Annotation] – [Rectangle]
Menu names are enclosed in brackets [ ].
Sequences of menu choices are designated in the
format [ ] – [ ].
In this example, users are supposed to choose
[Annotation] first, then [Rectangle].
● Windows (example)
“Read Image” window
Window names are enclosed in quotation marks “ ”.
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Contents
Introduction.............................................................................................................................ii
How to Read This Manual....................................................................................................iii
■ Marks Used in This Manual...........................................................................................................iii
■ Manners of Description..................................................................................................................iii
Contents.................................................................................................................................iv
Chapter 1 Safety Information
1.1 Precautions Before Operating This Equipment............................................. 1-2

1.2 Notes on Using Veterinary Electrical Equipment
(for Safety Assurance and Risk Prevention)................................................... 1-3
1.3 Safety..................................................................................................................... 1-4
■ Preventing Explosion..................................................................................................................1-4
■ Preventing Electrical Shock........................................................................................................1-4
■ Connection Instruction................................................................................................................1-4
■ Electromagnetic Compatibility Instruction..................................................................................1-5
1.4 Precautions in Using the FCR PRIMA V Console........................................... 1-7
■ Precautions when Using.............................................................................................................1-7
■ Precautions when Installing........................................................................................................1-8
■ Precautions when Reading Images...........................................................................................1-9
■ Precautions when Managing Data...........................................................................................1-10
■ Precautions when Processing Image......................................................................................1-10
■ Precautions when Exposing.....................................................................................................1-11
■ Precautions when Saving Data................................................................................................1-11
■ Precaution when Outputting.....................................................................................................1-11
1.5 Labels.................................................................................................................. 1-12
■ FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) Labels...................................................................1-12
Chapter 2 Product Overview
2.1 FCR PRIMA V Console Highlights.................................................................... 2-2

■ Main Features of FCR PRIMA V Console.................................................................................2-2
2.2 Name and Window of Each Part....................................................................... 2-3
■ Display Window...........................................................................................................................2-3
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2.3 Starting up and Exiting....................................................................................... 2-4
2.3.1 Starting up FCR PRIMA V Console........................................................ 2-4
■ Operation Device / Operation Windows....................................................................................2-4
■ Starting up...................................................................................................................................2-5
■ Starting up the Server Application .............................................................................................2-6
■ Starting up the Client Application...............................................................................................2-6
■ Starting up Each Function from the Server Application Icon of PC..........................................2-6
2.3.2 Exiting FCR PRIMA V Console............................................................... 2-7
■ Operation Windows....................................................................................................................2-7
■ Logging off the Current User......................................................................................................2-8
■ Exiting the Client Application......................................................................................................2-8
■ Exiting the Server Application.....................................................................................................2-8
■ Shutting down the PC.................................................................................................................2-9
2.4 Protecting the PC when Temporarily Leaving the Site................................ 2-10
■ Operation Windows..................................................................................................................2-10
■ Locking the PC..........................................................................................................................2-10
■ Unlocking the PC......................................................................................................................2-10
Chapter 3 Taking and Reading X-ray of a Subject
3.1 Registering the Patient Information to be Exposed....................................... 3-2

■ Operation Window......................................................................................................................3-2
■ Registering New Patient Information.........................................................................................3-2
3.2 Exposing Images................................................................................................. 3-4
■ Selecting the Exposure Menu and Taking X-rays.....................................................................3-4
3.3 Reading and Viewing.......................................................................................... 3-6
■ Read Images in the Cassette.....................................................................................................3-6
■ Viewing Read Images.................................................................................................................3-7
■ Finishing Exposure / Reading....................................................................................................3-8
Chapter 4 Searching and Referring Studies
4.1 Searching for Studies......................................................................................... 4-2

■ Searching for Studies..................................................................................................................4-2
4.2 Referring Images................................................................................................. 4-4
■ Manipulating Studies...................................................................................................................4-4
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Chapter 5 Verifying and Processing Images
5.1 Outline of "Image Viewer" Window.................................................................. 5-2
Chapter 6 Daily Inspection and Maintenance
6.1 Backing up Information of Patient, Setting, Log, and Report...................... 6-2

■ Operation Windows....................................................................................................................6-2
■ Starting up the “Backup Utilities”................................................................................................6-3
■ Backing up...................................................................................................................................6-4
■ Restoring.....................................................................................................................................6-5
■ Collecting Maintenance Log.......................................................................................................6-6
■ Shutting down the “Backup Utilities”..........................................................................................6-7
6.2 Maintenance and Inspection.............................................................................. 6-8
■ Maintenance and Inspection Items Assigned to Specified Dealer...........................................6-8
Appendix A Main Specifications
A.1 Specifications......................................................................................................A-2
■ PC............................................................................................................................................... A-2
■ Standard Monitor........................................................................................................................ A-3
■ Touch Panel Monitor.................................................................................................................. A-3
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Safety Information
Chapter
Safety Information
1.1 Precautions Before Operating This Equipment................ 1-2

(for Safety Assurance and Risk Prevention)..................... 1-3
1.3 Safety....................................................................................1-4
1.4 Precautions in Using the FCR PRIMA V Console............. 1-7
1.5 Labels..................................................................................1-12
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1.1 Precautions Before
1
Operating This Equipment
Safety Information
Before using this equipment, please read “Precautions Before Operating This Equipment” carefully so
that you can operate it correctly.
Whenever you operate this equipment, be sure to observe those precautions. Failure to do so may
cause injuries or property damages.
The institution where the equipment is installed is responsible for its use and
maintenance.
In addition, this equipment should not be used by persons other than doctors
or suitably trained staff.
Process waste correctly, as stipulated by local law or any regulations that

apply.
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(for Safety Assurance and Risk Prevention)
Safety Information
Please read through these notes before using the equipment.
● Notes on Using Veterinary Electrical Equipment (for Safety Assurance and Risk Prevention)
1 Allow only skilled personnel to use the equipment.
2 Take notice of these precautions in installing the equipment:
(1) Locate the equipment to guard against splashes of water.
(2) Locate the equipment to protect against any ambient conditions that could adversely affect its
performance, such as atmospheric pressure, temperature, humidity, ventilation, sunlight, dust
and air containing salt or sulfur content.
(3) Locate the equipment to keep it stable, protected from tilting, vibration, impact (including
impact during transit) and so on.
(4) Do not install the equipment where chemicals are stored or in or near sources of gases.
(5) Observe the line frequency and voltage and the allowable current (or power consumption).
(6) If the equipment is powered from batteries, check their status (standing, polarities and so on).
(7) Connect the ground wire properly.
3 Before using the equipment, take notice of these precautions:
(1) Check the switches for contact, polarities and dial settings, the meters and so on to ensure
that the equipment works properly.
(2) Check that the ground wire is fully connected.
(3) Check that all cords are connected correctly and fully.
(4) Remember fully that combined use of equipment could cause incorrect diagnoses, unsafety, or else.
(5) Recheck the external circuits that are directly connected to the patient.
(6) If the equipment is powered from batteries, check the batteries.
4 While the equipment is in operation, take notice of these precautions:
(1) Be careful not to exceed the specified time and dosage limits for diagnostics or treatment.
(2) Keep a constant eye on the equipment in general and the patient to ensure that they remain normal.
(3) Whenever the equipment or the patient is found abnormal, take appropriate remedial action,
such as shutting down the equipment with care to cause no harm to the patient.
5 After using the equipment, take notice of these precautions:
(1) Reset the switches, dials and other controls to their initial status in specified routines before turning off the equipment.
(2) Do not use undue force in disconnecting cords, as by pulling them out of position.
(3) Take notice of these precautions in storing the equipment:
I Store the equipment to guard against splashes of water.
II Store the equipment to protect against any ambient conditions that could adversely affect
its performance, such as atmospheric pressure, temperature, humidity, ventilation,
sunlight, dust and air containing salt or sulfur content.
III Store the equipment to keep it stable, protected from tilting, vibration, impact (including
impact during transit) and so on.
IV Do not store the equipment where chemicals are stored or in or near sources of gases.
(4) Clean the components, cords, directors and so on and then sort and keep them in order.
(5) Keep the equipment clean to prepare for the next sessions of operation.
6 If the product fails, do not tamper with the product but mark it properly and have it repaired by professionals.
7 Do not make unauthorized modifications to the equipment.
8 Maintenance and inspection
(1) Inspect the equipment and parts periodically.
(2) Before putting the equipment back to reuse after it has been left out of service for a certain
length of time, check that the equipment works normally and safely.
9 Other
Abide by instructions in the Operation Manual for proper equipment handling.

1.3 Safety
1
Read this section before using the equipment to ensure proper handling.
Safety Information
■ Preventing Explosion
WARNING
Because this equipment is not explosion-proof, do not use combustible and explosive gases
near the equipment.
■ Preventing Electrical Shock

WARNING
To prevent electrical shock, observe these precautions by all means.
● Never open the equipment covers. Hands touching a high-voltage zone inside may cause
electrical shock.
● Install the equipment where it will not be splashed with water.
● Check that the equipment is fully grounded.
● Check that all cords are connected correctly and safely.
● While this equipment is in operation, pay due attention not to have the patient come into
direct contact with it.
■ Connection Instruction
CAUTION
Use external devices of specified types to connect to the equipment.

■ Electromagnetic Compatibility Instruction
This equipment complies with the following electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standard by comforting 1
to the requirements of IEC 60601-1-2:2001+A1:2004
Safety Information
EMC Standard: CISPR 22:2005
CISPR 24:1997 + A1:2001 + A2:2002
IEC 61000-3-2:2000 + A1:2001 + A2:2004
IEC 61000-3-3:1994 + A1:2001 + A2:2005
However, there is no guarantee that harmful electromagnetic interference will not occur in any
installation environment.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy. In a particular environment,
e.g., the equipment is not installed and used in accordance with the instructions or any device that is
not compliant with the EMC Standard is used in a surrounding area, harmful interference may result,
causing the equipment or surrounding device to malfunction. If this equipment causes harmful
interference to other equipment or receives harmful interference from other equipment, you are
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
● Reorient or relocate the equipment.
● Increase the separation between the equipment and the affected equipment.
● Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the affected
equipment is connected.
If the problem persists, discontinue the use of the equipment and consult the manufacturer of the
affected equipment or our official dealer.
CAUTION
Keep the equipment away from sources of strong electromagnetic radiation.
Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration - electromagnetic emissions
The CR-IR 391V CL is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment

specified below. The customer or the user of the CR-IR 391V CL should assure that
it is used in such an environment.
Emissions test Compliance
Noise terminal voltage

Class B
CISPR22
Electric field noise strength

Class B
CISPR22
Harmonic emissions
Class D
IEC61000-3-2
Voltage fluctuations/
flicker emissions
Complies
IEC61000-3-3

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration - electromagnetic immunity
1 The CR-IR 391V CL is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below.
The customer or the user of the CR-IR 391V CL should assure that it is used in such an environment.
Safety Information
Immunity test IEC 60601 test level Compliance level
Electrostatic discharge ±2kV contact ±2kV contact

(ESD) ±4kV contact ±4kV contact
±2kV air ±2kV air
IEC61000-4-2 ±4kV air ±4kV air
±8kV air ±8kV air
Electrical fast transient/burst ±1kV for power supply lines ±1kV for power supply lines
IEC61000-4-4 ±0.5kV for input/output lines ±0.5kV for input/output lines
Surge ±0.5, ±1kV ±0.5, ±1kV

differential mode differential mode
IEC61000-4-5
±0.5, ±1.0, ±2.0kV ±0.5, ±1.0, ±2.0kV
common mode common mode
Voltage dips, short interruptions and <5% UT <5% UT

voltage variations on power supply (>95% dip in UT) (>95% dip in UT)
input lines for 0.5 cycle for 0.5 cycle
IEC61000-4-11 70% UT 70% UT

(30% dip in UT) (30% dip in UT)
for 25 cycles for 25 cycles
<5% UT <5% UT
(>95% dip in UT) (>95% dip in UT)
for 250 cycles for 250 cycles
Power frequency (50/60Hz) 1 A/m 1 A/m

magnetic field
IEC61000-4-8
NOTE: UT is the a.c. mains voltage prior to application of the test level.
Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration - electromagnetic immunity
The CR-IR 391V CL is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below.
The customer or the user of the CR-IR 391V CL should assure that it is used in such an environment.
Immunity test IEC 60601 test level Compliance level
Conducted RF 3 Vrms 3 Vrms

IEC61000-4-6 150 kHz to 80 MHz
Radiated RF 3 V/m 3 V/m

IEC61000-4-3 80 MHz to 1 GHz

1.4 Precautions in Using the FCR PRIMA
1
V Console
Safety Information
■ Precautions when Using
● Operating Precautions
• When working steadily on the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) over an extended period of
time, take breaks for 10 to 15 minutes after every hour to rest your eyes and hands.
• Verify that time and date which displayed on the “Indicator” window is correct before using the FCR
PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL). Time and date which displayed on the “Indicator” window are
recorded as a time and date at the time of saving images to the disk.
• Turn the power of this equipment or the computer installed this software off at least once a day with
the shutting down operation.
The FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) is not built for continuous running.
• Use a screensaver when displaying the same image for extended period of time. If your screensaver
fails to start up, consult our official dealer.
If the same image is displayed for a long time, the burn-in or residual image of the previous image
may result when switching the display on the monitor.
• When selling this software alone, keep the CD cover of this software in a safe place because
important matters such as production number are written on it.
● Hardware Precautions
• Be careful not to splash the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) and its peripheral devices with
water and other liquids. Do not handle the equipment with wet hands.
• Before disposing of the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL), erase patients’ personal information
stored on it completely.
• Do not turn off the PC or DVD drive while FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) is in use. Images
saved on the PC or DVD drive might be damaged.
• Do not handle the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) with Windows Explorer running. The FCR
PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) or PC may freeze.
• When connecting FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) and other study equipment, use the UTP
(Unshield Twist Pair) cable.
• Do not disconnect the network cable of the hub or the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) from
the port while image reading is in progress. If the network cable is accidentally disconnected, reinsert
it into the port immediately. Do not shut down the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) at this
time. If you disconnect the network cable of the hub or the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL)
from the port and insert it back into position while image reading is in progress, the image reading
process, might take about 10 minutes to resume. If you shut down the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR
391V CL) or Image Reader, the images being read might be lost.
• The FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) might be accidentally powered off due, for example, to
a power failure while image reading is in progress. When this happens, restart the PC and log in
again to reload the images. Make sure that the correct images have been read in response to your
exposure menu choice. After starting up and logging in the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL),
when double-clicking and starting to expose the study which was reading images at the time of
shutting down from the study list on the “Main” window, images can be started to read again.
If the images loaded do not match your exposure menu choice, exchange or otherwise manipulate the
images to synchronize the exposure menu choice and the images with each other.

• Before you use an uninterruptible power supply with the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL),
1
verify its performance characteristics, such as the battery life. Replace the battery as required.
If the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) is forced to shut down while it is in operation due to
electric power failure or other causes, data could be lost.
Safety Information
You need to have a security, backup or any other relevant procedure programmed separately to save
images safely. Use of an uninterruptible power supply is recommended to protect against
emergencies.
• Do not connect any additional hardware to the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) in addition to
the hardware already connected to it.
It will result in malfunction.
• Do not connect the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) to a wide area network. It will result in
malfunction.
• If you need to install this software to the store-brought PC, contact our authorized dealer.
Also, use our company’s recommended computer for installing this software. Contact our authorized
dealer for the detailed specifications of the computer and the peripheral equipment.
• Use a commercial personal computer and monitor that passed our compatibility test with FCR PRIMA
V Console (CR-IR 391V CL). If non-approved ones are used, Fujifilm Corporation does not guarantee
that the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) will operate normally.
A commercial personal computer and monitors verified for compatibility are listed in Appendix A.
● Software Precautions
• Do not modify the Windows setting of the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL). Image input/
output might be disabled.
• While using the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL), do not double-click any file associated with
any other application software.
If you attempt to open a file associated with any other application software by double-clicking it, the
file would take a considerable time to open. If it is absolutely necessary to open that file, start up the
associated application software first and then control the application software to open the target file.
• Do not install any software in the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) in addition to the
preinstalled software. Do not uninstall any preinstalled software. Because the FCR PRIMA V Console
(CR-IR 391V CL) comes with certain software preinstalled, installing additional software could
interfere with the preinstalled software, resulting in malfunction.
• Operate the disk drive with the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) applications.
• When selling this software alone, Fujifilm Corporation will not be responsible for any malfunction or
damage of the personal computer or the monitor.
■ Precautions when Installing

• Do not install the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) monitor in a place that is exposed to direct
or reflected intense light, such as sunlight or other bright illumination. If the monitor is installed at or
near sources of intense light, images may not be read correctly.
• Do not install the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) in a dusty place, such as on a floor. If it is
unavoidable to install the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) close to a floor, keep it at least 5
cm above the floor.
If the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) is installed in a dusty environment, dust accumulating
in the power supply unit or other components could result in smoke or fire.
• Locate the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) unit so noises emitted from the unit while in
operation will not adversely affect the performance of medical examinations.
• When relocating the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) or the computer installed this software,
contact our authorized dealer.

■ Precautions when Reading Images
• Reading of images on the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) monitor should be carried out at 1
the responsibility of a user who is conscious of the intended use of the images and inherent
differences from film-based diagnostics.
Safety Information
• Verify the information that accompanies images and use it to aid in their reading. Pay particular
attention to patient information.
• When reading an image, be sure to verify the image flip information (front or back) and the actual
exposure condition of patient.
• Configure the image processing parameters for the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) to suit
display images.
Improperly configured image processing parameters could make correct image reading difficult.
• Adjust the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) to display images in a proper size.
The FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) may subject original images to interpolation processing
(display processing) to enable you to view the images in an optional display size. As a result, images
displayed in an improper size may not impart their intrinsic information.
• Multi-frame images may not be displayed in the set frame rate in case of cine play mode.
Confirm images after confirming the display of measured value of the frame rate.
● Monitor-related Precautions
• Luminance and contrast can be changed depending on the monitor types but never change them.
If it changed, an image may not be verified properly.
• Use the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) with proper screen contrast (high/low) settings.
Improper screen contrast (high/low) settings could make image reading difficult.
• Before reading images on FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL), make sure that the monitor is set
at the right angle for viewing. If the monitor is not set at the right angle, adjust it.
An improperly angled monitor could make it difficult to read images properly.
• Do not change the display setting (for portrait or landscape) of the LCD monitor that was set at time of
installation. If you need to change the display orientation setting, contact our authorized dealer.

■ Precautions when Managing Data
1 • Print and retain original images on a film (called an “original film”). The hard disk or disk mounted on
the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) unit is not intended for permanent storage of diagnostic
images.
Safety Information
● Media Management
• Do not leave disks for the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) in dusty places, hot or damp
places, places exposed to direct sunlight or in places that are subjected to sharp temperature
differences.
• Duplicate (copy) every disk to which images are stored.
Check disks for consistency by following the instructions found in “13.14 Media Consistency Check”.
Images stored to the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) hard drive or disks could be lost as a
result of equipment or media faults. Further, some characteristics of a disk could make images stored
on the disk inaccessible for reading or writing if the disk has deteriorated over an extended period of
usage, even though it has been stored properly. An improperly stored disk could make images stored
on it inaccessible for reading or writing within months.
Neither FUJIFILM Corporation nor the vendor assumes any liability or responsibility for any loss of
images and data.
● Image Data Management

• Images that have been saved as “Processed” being selected can be reloaded into the FCR PRIMA V
Console (CR-IR 391V CL), but cannot be printed on a film (optional).
• Before deleting images on FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL), make sure that there is no
problem if the images are deleted. Although FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) allows you to
delete images, if you delete required images by mistake, you would have to make a re-exposure of
the subject and recapture the images.
■ Precautions when Processing Image

• Evaluation of the results of measurement performed on the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL)
is your responsibility.
Images used for measurement on the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) may contain errors in
relation to the actual length of the subject, depending on how the images have been captured and
other conditions.
• When specifying coordinates on the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) monitor, specify them
correctly.
Incorrectly specified coordinates will deliver incorrect measurement results.

■ Precautions when Exposing
• When exposing an area where it is difficult to distinguish the exposed direction and the symmetric 1
body part, mark it using markers for example to avoid the confusion of the exposed direction and body
part.
Safety Information
• Erase manually a remaining image on an imaging plate exposured at large X-ray dose.
Incomplete erasing of an image on the imaging plate could make image reading difficult.
■ Precautions when Saving Data

● Common
• When importing image or study data into FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) (optional) or
saving from FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) to media such as CD, be very careful to check
the image or study data and patient information.
● Media
• Do not use the disks that are dedicated to image storage on the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V
CL) for any other use. Images stored on those disks would be made inaccessible for browsing.
• Use disks that meet the requirements listed in “2.7 Before Using Disks”.
• Be careful not to confuse the DVD disk with the CD-R or DVD-R disk for PDI because the CD-R or
DVD-R disk for PDI to be given to the patient is created using the DVD drive to create DVD disks.
When creating a CD-R or DVD-R disk for PDI, write information (patient name, patient ID, birth date,
disk creation date, study date, facility name) on the front of the CD-R or DVD-R disk in order to
distinguish it from DVD+RW/-RW disk.
When giving the created disk for PDI to the patient, advise the patient that the contents of the disk is
for reference.
• Do not handle the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) in a Windows Explorer operation, unless
otherwise specified in this Operation Manual.
If you eject a disk in a Windows Explorer operation, the data stored on the disk could be corrupted as
a consequence of the disk having been ejected while images were being written to or read from it, or
your application might not be able to eject it.
Further, when you browse through information stored on the disk, the information might take time
before it shows up.
● NAS/USB-HDD
• When the caution about lack of HDD space is displayed, add NAS/USB-HDD. In such cases, consult
our authorized dealer.
• When an error of NAS/USB-HDD is displayed in the indicator for Event, consult our authorized dealer.
■ Precaution when Outputting

• Be careful not to confuse the patient when printing several images on a film for several patients and
reading of images on the film should be carried out at the responsibility of a user who is conscious of
the intended differences from the image quality by displayed image size.
• Be careful that the height displays and outputs in meters, and the weight displays and outputs in kilograms.
• Before outputting a blackened image to a storage destination, be sure to check the blackening range.
The result of blackening is embedded in an image according to the data outputted to the storage
destination, and the image cannot be restored to the state before the blackening.

1.5 Labels
1
The FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) labels are shown below.
Safety Information
■ FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) Labels

2
2
Chapter
Product Overview
Product Overview
2.1 FCR PRIMA V Console Highlights...................................... 2-2
2.2 Name and Window of Each Part......................................... 2-3
2.3 Starting up and Exiting........................................................ 2-4

2.3.1 Starting up FCR PRIMA V Console............................... 2-4
2.3.2 Exiting FCR PRIMA V Console...................................... 2-7
2.4 Protecting the PC when Temporarily Leaving the Site... 2-10

2.1 FCR PRIMA V Console Highlights
This section describes the features of FCR PRIMA V Console and an example of its system
configuration.
2
■ Main Features of FCR PRIMA V Console
Product Overview
FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) digitizes and displays the X-ray images captured using the
Image Reader.
Information required for image reading is obtained from the images appearing on the monitor.
A summary description of the key features of the system is as follows:
1 Digital image processing offers easy-to-view X-ray images with enhanced diagnostic capabilities.
2 FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) provides a self-contained tool of entering exposure
information (Patient information, body part examined, exposure menu and so on) and scrutinizing
the resultant images.
3 Image data can be backed up to DVD.
4 The FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) keeps images obtained from various studies under
fully integrated management.
5 Study images can be saved on CD-R or DVD-R in the PDI format and made available to the
patients for collaborative diagnostic purposes.

2.2 Name and Window of Each Part
This section describes the name and display window of each parts for FCR PRIMA V Console main unit.
2
■ Display Window
Product Overview
By installation conditions for option or by system setting at the time of installation, there are buttons
and menu which cannot be selected. Buttons and menus which cannot be selected are displayed in
gray or are hidden.
Main window Image Viewer window
Patient information edit button

Patient information Indicator window
Operation for
Main window Tool bar
Study status
Input and refer to
([Suspend] [Verify])
patient information
Sub-window
Study operations
FCR PRIMA V Console

(CR-IR 391V CL)
menu bar for operation Image cart Thumbnail images
Study summary

2.3 Starting up and Exiting
2.
This section describes the workflow of starting up and exiting FCR PRIMA V Console.
2 2.3.1 Starting up FCR PRIMA V Console

Product Overview
This section also describes the normal startup procedures, each procedure for starting up the server
application and client application after backing up from the backup notification message, and
procedures for starting up each function from the server application icon.
■ Operation Device / Operation ● “Select Server Application Behavior”

Dialog
Windows
● Monitor and Main Unit (H)

(A)
(I)
(B)
(C)
● “Login” Window (User Selection)
(D)
(E)
● “Login” Window (Enter a Password)
(F)
(G)

■ Starting up • DRYPIX PRIMA
Starts up FCR PRIMA Console.
1. Turn on the monitor.

2
2. Turn on the PC power (B).
Product Overview
→→The startup window of FCR PRIMA V Console Power button
opens, and then the server application starts up.

I. Press the power button.
The server application icon displays in the task
→ Printer starts up.
tray at the lower right-hand corner of the screen.
Counter-measure when the application does 4. Select a user to log in to FCR PRIMA V
not start : “■Starting up the Server Application” Console.
→→After the server application starts up, the client
application starts up.
Counter-measure when the application does • Guidance that leads you through the operating
process is displayed in the “User Selection”
not start : “■Starting up the Client Application”
window and “Password Entry” window.
→→When the client application starts up, “Login”
• Users displayed in the “Login” window (user
window (user selection) opens. selection) can be newly added, edited and deleted
by using the “Client Utilities”.
3. Turn on the Image Reader and printer (optional).
→→The “Login” window (enter a password) opens.
To connect with the Image Reader, start up FCR 5. Enter a password (F).
PRIMA V Console before turning on the Image
Reader.
To change the user selection, click [Back] and return
to the “User Selection” window.
For information about starting up the peripheral

devices connected to the FCR PRIMA V Console 6. Click [Login] (G).
system, refer to the Operation Manual pertaining to
→→FCR PRIMA V Console starts up.
the peripheral devices.
• FCR PRIMA
If you have not backed up the disk for a certain
period of time or longer, FCR PRIMA V Console may
display a backup prompt message before it starts up.
Click [OK] in response to the backup prompt
message and the “Backup Utility” will launch to
perform the requested backup operation.
Backup: “6.1 Backing up Information of Patient,
Power switch
Setting, Log, and Report”
When the backup operation is completed, start up

the server application and client application again.
I. Turn on the main power switch of Image
“■Starting up the Server Application”
Reader.
→ Image Reader starts up. “■Starting up the Client Application”

■ Starting up the Server Application ■ Starting up Each Function from
Starts up each server application separately the Server Application Icon of PC
after performing backup in response to backup When the FCR PRIMA V Console server
notification message or when FCR PRIMA V
2 Console is terminated while the PC is running.
application starts up, it displays server
application icon in the task tray in the
lower right-hand corner of the screen.
1. Double-click on the desktop.
Product Overview
→→The startup window of FCR PRIMA V Console

1. Double-click the server application icon .
opens, and then the server application starts up.
→→The “Select Server Application Behavior” dialog
appears.
• On the PC, the auto startup for the client
application can be set. 2. Select the operation to be performed from the
• You can do the same by selecting [Start] - [All pull-down menu ( I ), and then click [OK] (K).
Programs] (P) - [Fuji Film] - [FCR Application].
Selection Items
Items Contents
■ Starting up the Client Application Shutdown the PC Shuts down the PC.
“2.3.2 Exiting FCR PRIMA V
If no operation window (“User Selection”
Console”
window) is displayed while the server
application icon appears in the PC’s task tray, Exit Exits the “Server Application”.
starts up the client application. “2.3.2 Exiting FCR PRIMA V
Console”
1. Double-click on the desktop. Start up Client Starts up the “Client Application”.
→→The client application starts up. Application
When the client application starts up, the “User
User Utilities Starts up the “User Utilities”.
Selection” window opens.
Backup Utilities Starts up the “Backup Utilities”.
“6.1 Backing up Information
• On the PC, the auto startup for the client of Patient, Setting, Log, and
application can be set. Report”
• You can do the same by the following steps:
Disk Copy Starts up the “disk copy tool”.
1) Double-clicking server application icon in the
task tray at the lower right-hand corner of the Event Display Displays the “Event Log” window.
screen.
Version Display Displays the version.
→The “Select Server Application Behavior” dialog
appears.
2) Selecting “Start up Client Application” from the
pull-down menu.
3) Clicking [OK].

2.3.2 Exiting FCR PRIMA V Console
Exits FCR PRIMA V Console with the following methods:
• Log off the current user

Exits FCR PRIMA V Console to change its users. 2
• Exit the client application
Product Overview
Exits FCR PRIMA V Console to close the “Main” window temporarily and using a utility tool.
• Exit the server application

Exits FCR PRIMA V Console completely and switches to another application.
• Shut down the PC

Shuts down the PC after exiting the Client Application of FCR PRIMA V Console.
Before exiting FCR PRIMA V Console, terminate the study in progress.

If you are browsing an image in the “Image Viewer”, exit the “Image Viewer”.
■ Operation Windows ● “Select Server Application Behavior”

Dialog
● “Main” Window
(E)
(F)
(A) (B)
● “Login” Window
(C)
(D)

■ Logging off the Current User ■ Exiting the Server Application
When exiting the server application, FCR
1. Click (B) on the lower left of “Main” PRIMA V Console exits completely.
window.
2 →→A message displays to verify.
Exit the client application before exiting the server
application.
2. Click [OK] in the confirmation dialog.
Product Overview
→→The “Main” window closes and the “Login” window

(user selection window) opens. 1. Double-click the server application icon
placed in the task tray.
• To start up another client application, select a
appears.
user(C) from the “Login” window (user selection
window) and log in.
• To exit the current client application, click [Finish]
2. Select [Exit] from the pull-down menu(E) and
(D) in the “Login” window (user selection).
click [OK] (F).
→→The server application exits and the server
application icon disappears from the task tray.
■ Exiting the Client Application

The message displays when there is a study whose
study status is Not Verified.
The server application of PC keeps running, even To exit the server application with the current study
when exiting the client application. status unchanged, click [OK].
1. Click (A).
→→“Main” window closes, and the client application
exits. When the client application exits, the “Image
Viewer” window also closes.
appears.
To use various utility tools : “2.3.1 ■Starting up
Each Function from the Server Application
Icon of PC”
To exit the server application : “■ Exiting the
Server Application”-2.

■ Shutting down the PC
Shuts down the PC after exiting the client
application of FCR PRIMA V Console.
1. Click (A). 2
Product Overview
appears.
2. Select [Shutdown the PC] from the pull-down

menu (E) and click [OK] (F).
→→The PC shuts down.
In case of Windows Vista, the following window opens

if the PC is shut down in invalid procedure.
In this case, click [Cancel] and then double-click the

server application icon placed in the task tray to
display the “Select Server Application Behavior”
dialog.
Close the PC from the “Select Server Application
Behavior” dialog.
Also if “Shut down now” is accidentally clicked when
DRYPIX PRIMA is connected, the power of DRYPIX
PRIMA will not be linked and turned off. Turn off the
power by holding the stand-by switch on the
operation panel.

2.4 Protecting the PC when Temporarily
Leaving the Site
2 Protects the PC with password to prevent unauthorized use when temporarily leaving the site while
working. FCR PRIMA V Console is protected with the current operation status retained.
Product Overview
■ Operation Windows ■ Locking the PC

Protect the PC by password.
● Windows Task Tray
You can do the same when the PC runs without any

operation in a certain time.
(A)
1. Click (A) displayed in the task tray.
● Login Window for Windows →→The login window for Windows opens.
■ Unlocking the PC
1. Enter a login password (B) for Windows and
click (C).
The default password for user of fujicr is “system”.

(B) (C)
→→FCR PRIMA V Console becomes ready.

Chapter 3 3
Taking and Reading X-ray of a Subject

Taking and Reading
X-ray of a Subject
3.1 Registering the Patient Information to be Exposed.......... 3-2
3.2 Exposing Images................................................................. 3-4
3.3 Reading and Viewing........................................................... 3-6

3.1 Registering the Patient Information
to be Exposed
Patient information consists of the patient name, sex, date of birth and other related information. Each
set of patient information is managed with reference to a unique ID (Patient ID). FCR PRIMA V
Console searches through the database for registered patient information using its patient ID as a
3 keyword and, if the information is found, it is displayed in the study list. Also, the patient information or
order information can be acquired by connecting with DICOM MWM Server (optional).
■ Operation Window ■ Registering New Patient Information

● “Main” Window - “Input ID” Window 1. Input the patient information in the patient
information input column (A).
Input Items
Items Contents
Patient ID*1*2 Enter a patient ID
Patient name Enter a name of patient
Sex Select a sex
Date of birth Enter a date of birth
Height Enter a height
Weight Enter a weight

(A)
Species Enter a species
Breed Enter a breed
Neutered state Select the Neutered state

from the pull-down menu
Responsible Enter a responsible person

person for patient
Responsible Enter a name of responsible

organization organization or association
for patient
(B) Patient comment Enter a comment
*1 Enter the patient ID with single-byte alphanumeric

characters. The allowable length is determined by
a system setting.
• In the “Display Settings” of Utilities, whether or not
*2 The following characters cannot be used.
to display the window at the time of starting the
"#%&`+?/\*@<
“Main” window can be set.
However, the space can be used but the patient ID
• In the “Display Settings” of Utilities, whether or not
which consists of solely space is not allowed.
to display the input item in the patient information
input column can be set.

• When the patient ID which already registered in
the FCR PRIMA V Console database is entered in
the patient ID column, an applicable patient
information displays. In such cases, verify the
patient information and start the exposure.
• By entering letters in the "Species" and "Breed"
column, items start with entered letters are
displayed as a list. 3
By selecting the item you wish to enter in the list,
an item can be entered without entering the whole

name of an item.
• When Neutered is selected, information is
displayed in the "Read Image window" and "Image
Viewer window".
• A software keyboard can be displayed from

on the right of the ID input column. The patient ID
can be entered on the software keyboard.
Functions of Each Button

Buttons Functions
Set the patient ID entered in
the ID input column into a
text box.
Numbers (0 to 9) Input of characters
hyphen (-) corresponding to a text box
Clear All characters in a text box
are deleted.
BS One character in a text box is
deleted.
Enter Set the characters entered
into the text box in the ID
input column.
2. Check the contents which have been input,

and click (B).
→→ The new patient information is registered.

3.2 Exposing Images
FCR PRIMA V Console offers groups of exposure menus on which the specific exposure conditions
and method required for a body part are preset. Selects an exposure menu for X-ray studies to start
taking X-ray. Exposure menu also can be scheduled.
3 ■ Operation Window ■ Selecting the Exposure Menu

and Taking X-rays
● “Main” Window - “FCR” Window
1. Select the “Exposure Menu” (A).

→→The “Read Image” window opens.
To expose the scheduled study, select the study in a

“Scheduled” study status from the “Study List”
(A) window and double-click it.
2. Select an exposure menu for the image to be

read.
“3.3 Reading and Viewing”
3. Using a cassette containing a blank IP, take

an X-ray of the subject.
• The frequently used exposure menu can be

registered as a shortcut menu in the “FCR”
window.
• The contents of “Others” which are displayed in
the “FCR” window can be created, edited and
deleted.

● Scheduling an Exposure Operation ● Exposing a Study which has not
Completed the Exposure
Performs the following operations from the
To select an exposure menu and schedule an
exposure, you need to set up. In the “FCR-
“Study List” window in the “Main” window.
Operations” window of “Display Settings”, set up an
operation at the time of selecting the exposure menu 1. Select a study in a “Scheduled” or “Started”
to schedule a study. study status from the study list, and then
double-click it. 3
1. Select the “Exposure Menu” (A).

→→The message displays to verify whether or not to
schedule a study.
2. Click [OK].
• To proceed to schedule another study, input the

patient ID in the patient ID column of “Input ID”
window.
• To verify the status of scheduled studies, view the
“Study List” window for a list of studies in the
"Scheduled" study status.
• Once a study is scheduled, an exposure operation
→→The “Read Image” window of the selected study
can be started from the “Study List” window.
opens.
Click [Cancel] to cancel waiting the image reading.

3.3 Reading and Viewing
Reads X-ray images corresponding to an exposure menu.
Takes an X-ray of a subject prior to reading. When inserts the cassette used for the exposure into the
Image Reader, the X-ray image of the subject opens in the FCR PRIMA V Console monitor for viewing.
3 ■ Operation Window ■ Read Images in the Cassette

● “Read Image” Window (Detail View) 1. Select an “Exposure Menu” (A) for the image
Before reading an image to be read.
The exposure menu for the image to be read is

(A)
identified by image read icon .
2. Check that the Cassette Ready Lamp is lit on

the operation panel.
The Cassette Ready

Lamp is on.
After reading an image
(A’)
(B)
3. Insert a cassette into the equipment in

alignment with the guide on the right, with the
cassette’s barcode window facing as
(C)
illustrated below.
• Remove the exposure marker from the cassette

When [Simple] is clicked, “Read Image”
before inserting the cassette in the Image Reader.
window switches from Detail view to Simple
• Insert the cassette in the Image Reader after
view. confirming that the top surface of the cassette is
faced up and in the right direction. Moreover, insert
the cassette straight and slowly.
If a cassette is inserted upside down, back to front
or at a slant, the Image Reader can be damaged.
• Do not shake the Image Reader or the cassette
while reading the image.
Uneven image, which will prevent image reading,
might be generated.
• After inserting a cassette into the Image Reader,
do not touch the cassette until the Cassette
Removal Lamp lights.
Touching an inserted cassette during image
reading may cause the Image Reader failure.

■ Viewing Read Images
When inserting a cassette, check the patient name When inserts a cassette into the Image Reader
displayed on the operation panel of the Image
and the image is read, it is displayed in the
Reader.
FCR PRIMA V Console monitor.
When an image is read, it is thumbnailed on
the lefthand side of the exposure menu. When
selects an exposure menu, the selected image
opens on the lefthand side of the window. 3
Read images are saved on the FCR PRIMA V
Console system.

Cassette guide
Barcode window
1. Select the “Exposure Menu” (A’) after reading
an image.
Insert straight carefully
2. View an displayed image (B).

The following functions can be used for read
4. Check that the Cassette Removal Lamp is
images or exposure menu.
blinking on the operation panel and then
remove the cassette.
The Cassette Removal

Lamp is blinking.
Functions of Each Button
Buttons Functions
*1 Rotate images 90 degrees to

the left.
*1 Rotate images 90 degrees to

the right.
*1 Rotate images 180 degrees.
*1 Flip images horizontally.
Reverse rotated images to the

default.
Modify*2 Display the “Main Menu

Modification” window and
modify the study information.
(previous page) Display the previous or next

(next page)*3 page on the current page.
Simple • Progress bar

A progress of image
reading can be verified.
• [Detail]
“Read Image” window
switches to “Detail” view.
• [Image Viewer]
Start up the “Image
Viewer”.
• [Complete]
Finish the exposure of this
study.

Buttons Functions ■ Finishing Exposure / Reading
Suspend*4 Close the “Read Image”
window and return to the 1. Click [Completed] (C).
“Main” window.
The current study is left in the →→The “Read Image” window closes and returns to
“Started” study status. the “Main” window.
Image Viewer Close the “Read Image”
window and display the
3 “Image Viewer” window Before ending exposure on the “Read Image”
"Chapter 5 Verifying and window, check the patient information, exposure
menu, and image association.
Processing Images"
If exposure menus for which images have not been

*1 The rotation or reversal of an image is reflected in exposed are existed, the message displays. To
the image when it is printed on a film (optional). delete exposure menus for which images have not
*2 “Main Menu Modification” window : “Chapter 9 been read and start up the “Image Viewer”, click
Editing Study Information” [OK].
*3 When manipulating hidden registered exposure
menus into view.
*4 The “Read Image” window can be displayed to
resume the exposure. • In this case, the study status sets to “Completed”.
If FCR PRIMA V Console is configured to print the
image on a film with the film print (option) upon
If there are multiple exposure menus, proceed to completion of the exposure, the image is printed or
take X-rays, insert cassettes into the “Image Reader” saved automatically.
and view the resultant images with regard to the rest • To reconduct a study, add additional menus or
of the exposure menus. complete the re-exposure procedure and display
the “Read Image” window.

Chapter 4
4
Searching and
Searching and Referring Studies

Referring Studies
4.1 Searching for Studies.......................................................... 4-2
4.2 Referring Images.................................................................. 4-4

4.1 Searching for Studies
Specifies the requirements such as the study status and modality to search a study.
■ Operation Window ■ Searching for Studies

● “Main” Window - “Study List” Window
If a search query is entered, results are
displayed in “Study List” (A).
The study which matches with the selected
search queries displays as a Study List. 1. Click (B).
4 Further, width of “Main” window may differ from
the following figure depends on the system
settings at the time of installation. You can do the same by:
Click the search conditions display field.
→→The “Search conditions input” window opens.

(A) *1
2. Input/select each search condition (C).

Input and Selection Items
Items Contents
Patient ID or Patient ID or Patient Name of the

Patient Name patient studied.
Comment Comment for each study
Species Enter a species.

(B)
Breed Enter a breed.
*1 In default, the study that the registration date is set Neutered state Select the Neutered state from
to today is displayed in the list. the pull-down menu.
Responsible Enter a responsible person/

person/ organization for patient.
When move the mouse pointer on the desired organization
button, the button name and description of functions
are displayed as a pop-up message. Image Image information applied to an
information*3 image (name of a body part)
● “Study List” Window - “Search Measurement

type
Measurement result attached to
an image
conditions input” Window • Measure line segment
• Interline angle
• Cobb angle
• VHS
• Dual angle
• Cardiothoracic ratio
• Pixel value
(C) • TPA
Requesting The exposure requesting

Physician physician.
Study status Progress of the study
(D) Scheduled An exposure operation is

scheduled with patient
information and exposure menus
are registered.
Started An exposure operation is in

progress or suspended.

Items Contents Items Contents
Completed All the images are read and Registration date The date on which the study was
[Upon Completion] is selected. registered (scheduled)
Verified The image quality of images read Registration time The time at which the study was
is verified and [Upon Verification] registered (scheduled)
is selected.
Study date The date on which the exposure
Modality Study modality was started
• CR Study time The time at which the exposure
Registration The date on which the study was was started
date*1 *2 registered (scheduled).
Study time *1 *2
The date on which the exposure
Modality The modality of study
4
Requesting The exposure requesting
was started. Physician physician

Study no. Study no. registered in an image Date of Birth The date of birth of patient
studied
*1 When the starting date and finishing date are
specified, the specified period will be the search
query.
*2 When specifying the registration date and study • Display order of study list can be reset.
date, the calendar displays. When clicking another The ascending order (▲) and descending order
area on the window without selecting the date in (▼) are changed if select a heading based on the
the calendar, display of calendar may remain. To display order.
hide the calendar, select the date in the calendar.
*3 The search conditions for image information and • The orders for items in the study list can be
the search range can be set on the “Display changed.
settings” window. Drag the items to change the order with selecting
it, and drop it into the rows of destination to
change.
• To automatically close the “Search conditions • Items or orders to be displayed in the study list can
input” window after finish searching, put a check be set in the customize.
mark to “Close the search panel automatically”.
• To save the search condition after login, click [Save]. • The following functions are available in “Study
• Click [Initialization] to reset the search query to its List”.
defaults (study that the registration date is “Today”).
: Protect the privacy
When this button is clicked with the condition
3. Click [Search] (D). which the patient is selected, the patient
→→The study which matches with the selected search information except the selected patient will
query displayed in “Study List” (A). change to gray.
Display Items : Reset sort
Items Contents Display order of study list will be reset.

When the sort is reset, the study list will be sorted
Study status The status of progress of the by descending of registration time and date.
study
: Scheduled : Manual update of list
: Started The study list is updated manually with the search

: Completed query displayed in the column which displays the
search queries.
: Verified
Sex Sex of a patient
Patient Name Name of a patient
Patient ID ID number of a patient studied

4.2 Referring Images
Selects a study of the patient found to refer the study image in “Image Viewer” window.
■ Operation Window ■ Manipulating Studies

● “Main” Window - “Study List” Window, 1. Search a study to refer the image.
“Refer” Window “4.1 Searching for Studies”
4 Select a patient to refer the image.

2. From the “Study List” (A), select the patient
in a “Completed” or “Verified” study status.
→→The study of the selected patient is displayed in

“Refer” window (B).
(A)
3. Select a study (B) to be referred.
4. Click (C).
→→The selected study is displayed in the “Image
Viewer” window.
• When is clicked, the display is changed

to the following two types of layout.
- Layout for study date (default)
- Layout for study frequency
(B) *1
(C)
• You can do the same by:
- Double-clicking the study to refer in “Study List”
(A).
- Dragging and dropping the thumbnail image
displayed in the “Image Viewer”.
*1 displays on the image which the report is - Starting up the “Image Viewer” from the “Study
registered. Utilities”.
By clicking , input contents can be confirmed.
When (C) is not displayed at the bottom of the

“Refer” window, add operation items in the “Display
Settings”.

The following functions are also available for a study.
: Reconduct a Study and Editing Information
A restudy can be set to perform additional and

re-exposure operations.
Also, the study information such as the menu
change of the exposure images can be modified.
: Saving to a PDI Disk
4
Images for a study are saved in a CD-R disk or a
DVD-R disk in PDI format.
: Printing on a Film (optional)

Print the study images on a film.
: Saving to a Storage Disk

Images for a study are saved in a storage disk which
is set in the DVD drive of a PC.
: Transmitting Studies to DICOM Server

(optional)
Transmit images for a study to DICOM server.
: Measurement Summary
Display the measurement logs and create a report of
the measurement results.
Click , when the item is not displayed in the

bottom of “Refer” window.

4

Chapter 5
Verifying and Processing 5
Images
Verifying and Processing Images

5.1 Outline of "Image Viewer" Window.................................... 5-2

5.1 Outline of "Image Viewer" Window
This section describes the outline of names of each part and functions for "Image Viewer" window.
1) Display Check Box

2) Patient Information 7) [Customize]
3) Tool bar 8) [Restore]/[Retry]
4) Study Summary
6) Sub-window
9) Report
5
Verifying and Processing Images
5) Image Cart
1) Display Check Box 6) Sub-window

Display/Hide each window of toolbar, patient Sub-window to display images.
information, study summary, image cart, and Multiple sub-windows can be displayed, and
report. multiple images can be displayed in the sub-
window.
2) Patient Information
The ID number, name, sex, date of birth and 7) [Customize]
age of the displayed image displays. Display settings of "Image Viewer" window can
When the patient information is set to hide in be changed.
“1) Display Check Box”, the patient information
is displayed in the header of the sub-window. 8) [Restore]/[Retry]
Image adjustment, such as changing gradation
The patient information of the displayed image
and so on, can be undone/redone.
can be modified by clicking the [Edit Patient
information] button at the left side. 9) Report
The patient information can also be modified Report can be created by adding comments to
by clicking the patient information column. study images, putting annotations to schema
images. Only one report can be created for
3) Toolbar
each study image.
Each function of button to place a image into
sub-window, to adjust display of image, and so
on displays.
4) Study Summary
The study image of the patient selected in the
"Main" window displays as a list.
By selecting the modality in the pull-down
menu, the study which displays in the image
summary can be narrowed.
5) Image Cart
A window to put images to save or print.
Images in the image cart can be saved/printed.

Chapter 6
Daily Inspection and
Maintenance 6
Daily Inspection and Maintenance

6.1 Backing up Information of Patient, Setting, Log,
and Report............................................................................6-2
6.2 Maintenance and Inspection............................................... 6-8

6.1 Backing up Information of Patient,
Setting, Log, and Report
Backs up the data on the PC at least once a week for restoration in case of a server failure.
If the server fails, uses the backup data for restoration.
Uses the PC’s “Backup Utilities” described below for backup and restoration.
■ Operation Windows ● “Select folder” Window (when Backing

up and Collecting Maintenance Logs)
● “Select Server Application Behavior” Dialog
(L)
(A)
6 (B)
(N)
(M)
● “User authentication” Window ● “Select folder” Window (when Restoring)

(C)
(O)
(D)
(E)
(Q)
● “Main Menu” Window (P)
(F)
● “Browse For Folder” Window
(G)
(H)
(R)
(I)
● “Select Information for Backup” Window

(S)
(J)
(K)

● “Restore” Window ■ Starting up the “Backup Utilities”
When you attempt to start the “Backup Utilities”, the
FCR PRIMA V Console closes. Check that all of the
(T)
windows which started from FCR PRIMA V Console
are closed before starting the “Backup Utilities”.
Also check that no one else is using FCR PRIMA V
Console.
1. Double-click the server application icon

placed in the task tray.
(U)
→→The “Select Server Application Behavior” window
opens.
● “Collecting Logs for Maintenance
Purpose” Window 2. Click [Backup Utility] (A) and click [OK] (B).
6
The “Backup Utilities” can be started up from back up

notification message. When you click [OK] on the
backup notification message, the “User authentication”
window opens. The backup notification message can
be set in the “User Utilities”.
→→A message is displayed and then the “User

authentication“ window opens.
(V)
3. Select the login user name in (C).
(W)
4. Enter the password in (D) and click [OK] (E).
→→When the user is authorized, the “Main Menu”
window opens.

■ Backing up
The following information can be backed up. To delete the log information after backup completes,
put a check mark to “Delete log information after
• Patient information
backup completes”. Log information excluding the IP
• Settings
use count is deleted after backup completes.
• Log information
• Report information
Insert a DVD or USB flash drive for backing up 3. Click [Start] (K).
into the drive.
→→The “Select folder” window opens.
Display Items
When backing up to a disk:
Items Contents
• Use an unformatted disk or disk containing only
backup data created according to the procedure Select folder*1*2 Backup destination folder
described here.
Necessary disk space/ The amount of space
FUJIFILM Corporation shall not be responsible for free space*3 necessary for backup and
data damage caused by using a disk containing the free space in the backup
data other than backup data. destination specified at
6 Control the disk after backup as backup media. Do Select folder field
not store data other than backup data created by
any method other than that described in this
subsection.
*1 To change the backup destination, click [Browse]
• When backing up to a disk, remove the disk by
(L). When the “Browse For Folder” window opens,
operation from the indicator.
select a folder (R) and then click [OK] (S).
To backup USB memory, connect the USB memory
1. Click [Backup] (G) in the “Main Menu” window. to PC and select the USB memory as backup
destination.
→→The “Select Information for Backup” window opens.
*2 The initially displayed folder is a folder in the
connected disk with the name in the form date+time.
2. Put check marks to backup information (J). For example, if today’s date and time is September
Selection Items 13, 2005 6:50:05, the folder name appear as
20050913185005.
Items Contents *3 If there is not enough free space in the disk,
Patient Patient information registered in FCR replace the disk.
information PRIMA V Console main unit
(PatientData.cab)
4. Check the “Selected folder” (M) and then
Setting Exposure menu settings and image
click [OK] (N).
information processing parameters (MenuData.cab)
→→A message “Insert the backup disk into the target
System settings and “User Utilities”
drive” is displayed.
settings (SystemData.cab)
FCR PRIMA V Console user settings

(UserData.cab)
5. Insert a disk (or USB flash drive) in the drive
and click [OK].
Explanation for the report
(ExplanationData.cab)
Setting for the report If the save destination disk does not have sufficient
(ReportDataSet.cab) free space, a message is displayed. Click [OK] and
stop backup. Insert a disk with sufficient free space
Log FCR PRIMA V Console log information
and click [OK] on the “Select Folder” window once
information (LogData.cab)
more.
Report Report information along with the image
information (ReportData.cab) →→When backup completes, a message is displayed.

6. Click [OK]. ■ Restoring
→→Returns to “Main Menu” window.
In this case, the patient information and system setting

When backup completes, the BackupInfo.ini file
information can be restored to the point of backup, but
containing the backup status is saved.
changes made after backup are not restored.
BackupInfo.ini file contains the FCR PRIMA V
Console version, backup date and time, application
name, backed up file name, and backed up file
1. Insert the backup disk (or USB flash drive) to
version.
be used for restoration in the drive.
7. Remove the disk (or USB flash drive) 2. Click [Restore] (G) in the “Main Menu”
containing the backup data. window.
→→The “Select Folder” window opens.
• Leaving the disk in the drive may result in an error. 3. Click [Browse] (O).
Remember to record the backup date and other
necessary information on the label of the disk (or
→→The “Browse For Folder” window opens.
6
USB flash drive).
• When backup completes, replace with storage disk.
4. Select a folder in the backup disk (R) and

click [OK] (S).
→→The “Browse For Folder” window opens.
5. Check the selected folder (P) and then click

[OK] (Q).
→→The “Restore” window opens.

6. Select the restore information (T). ■ Collecting Maintenance Log
Selection Items In case a machine failure occurs, our official dealer
Items Contents may ask you to collect the log for maintenance.
Patient Information Restores the patient

information registered in FCR
PRIMA V Console main unit • Perform this operation only when requested by our
official dealer.
Report information Report information Restores
• When you collect the log for maintenance, a partial
the report information
log file (Study.txt) containing only the log data
Menu Setting Restores the exposure menu related to personal information is created on the
information settings and image desktop, allowing you to check whether personal
processing parameters information has been deleted by verifying its
System configuration Restores the system settings content. After completion of the check, be sure to
Information and “User Utilities” settings delete the Study.txt file.
• If the log is to be collected by our official dealer,
User Information Restores FCR PRIMA V
you do not need to perform log collection. In this
Console user settings
case, log will be collected after obtaining your
6 Explanatory
Information
Restores print output
description
agreement.
Report setting Restores the report setting

1. Click [Collecting logs for maintenance
information information
purpose] in the “Main Menu” window.
→→The “Collecting Logs for Maintenance Purpose”
window opens.
• If the selected folder does not contain the backup
file, “No backup available” is displayed. This item
cannot be restored. 2. Select the collection method.
• Backup Information at the bottom of the window
can be used to check the backup date and FCR
PRIMA V Console version at the time of backup. Select the [Delete personal information off of the
logs] to delete patient name, patient date of birth,
user name, and responsible person name when
7. Click [Start] (U). saving log.
If no backup file exists, a message is displayed.

3. Click [Start].
Click [OK] and repeat folder selection. →→The “Select Folder” window opens.
Display Items
→→When the restoration completes, a message is
displayed. Items Contents
Select folder*1*2 Log save destination folder

8. Click [OK].
Necessary disk space/ The amount of space
→→Returns to the “Main Menu” window.
free space*3 necessary for saving log
and the free space in the log
9. Remove the disk (or USB flash drive) used for save destination specified at
“Select folder” field
restoration.
Leaving the disk in the drive may result in an error. *1 To change the backup destination, click [Browse]
(L). When the “Browse For Folder window” opens,
select a folder (R) and then click [OK] (S).
*2 The desktop is initially displayed.

*3 If there is insufficient free space, change the save
destination.

4. Check the “selected folder” (M) and then click
[OK] (N).
■ Shutting down the “Backup
Utilities”
→→When log collection completes, a message is
displayed.
1. Click [Finish] ( I ).
5. Click [OK]. →→The “Main Menu” window closes and the “Backup
→→Returns to “Main Menu” window. Utilities” shuts down.
6. Open the Study.txt file on the desktop and

You can continue using FCR PRIMA V Console.
check the presence of personal information.
“2.3 Starting up and Exiting”
Open the file with Notepad or Microsoft Excel. If the

[Delete personal information off of the logs] is
selected in step 2., no personal information is
contained in this file.
7. Delete the Study.txt file from the desktop.

6

6.2 Maintenance and Inspection
■ Maintenance and Inspection Items Assigned to Specified Dealer

For periodical inspection of the equipment and necessary arrangements, consults with our official
dealer or local representative.
6

Appendix A
Main Specifications
A
A.1 Specifications...................................................................... A-2
Main Specifications
FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F A-1

A.1 Specifications
The specifications and system performance of the FCR PRIMA V Console (CR-IR 391V CL) are shown
below. The specifications and system performance of the system may subject to change without prior
notice.
■ PC
PC Power Supply Conditions
(HP ProDesk 600 G1 SF) Input voltage : 90 to 264VAC
Input current : 3.2A
Frequency : 50Hz / 60Hz
Environmental Conditions
(1) Operating
Temperature : 10°C to 35°C
Humidity : 10%RH to 90%RH (No dew condensation)
(2) Not operating
Temperature : -30°C to 60°C
A Humidity : 5%RH to 95%RH (No dew condensation)
Spec
Processor : Intel(R) Core i3-4130/3.4GHz
Main Specifications
Chipset : Intel Q85 Express Chipset

Memory : 4GB DDR3-SDRAM
System Board
Connectors : Low profile bracket PCI Express x16 (x 1)
Low profile bracket PCI Express x1 (x 3)
Operating
System : Windows 7 Professional SP1 (32 bit)
Video Controller : Intel HD Graphics 2500
External Ports : USB 2.0 x 6 (2 Front, 4 Rear)
USB 3.0 x 4 (2 Front, 2 Rear)
Network Adapter : 1000 BASE-T/100 BASE-TX/10 BASE-T
HDD : 500GB SATA 7200 RPM HDD
Optical Drive : DVD Super Multi Drive
Keyboard USB keyboard
Mouse USB mouse
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■ Standard Monitor
22.0” (1920 x 1200) Electrical
Color LCD monitor Power supply : 90W, 100 to 120 V / 200 to 240 V ±10%
(FlexScan S2242W-HBK) Frequency : 50 to 60 Hz
(1) Operating
(2) Not operating
17" (1280 x 1024) Electrical

Color LCD monitor Power supply : 20W, 100 to 240 V ±10%
(HP P17A) Frequency : 50 to 60 Hz
(1) Operating
(2) Not operating
17" (1280 x 1024) Electrical A

Color High-contrast LCD Power supply : 100W, 100 to 120 V / 200 to 240 V ±10%
monitor Frequency : 50 to 60 Hz
Main Specifications
(FlexScan S1721-SHBK)
(1) Operating
(2) Not operating
■ Touch Panel Monitor

Electrical
Power supply : 45W, 100 to 120 V / 200 to 240 V ±10%
Frequency : 50 to 60 Hz
Environmental Conditions (operating)

FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F A-3

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Main Specifications
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FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F iii

Chapter 1 Safety Information

1.1 Precautions Before Operating This Equipment............................................. 1-2

Chapter 2 Product Overview

2.1 FCR PRIMA V Console Highlights.................................................................... 2-2

iv FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F

Chapter 3 Taking and Reading X-ray of a Subject

3.1 Registering the Patient Information to be Exposed....................................... 3-2

Chapter 4 Searching and Referring Studies

4.1 Searching for Studies......................................................................................... 4-2

FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F v

5.1 Outline of "Image Viewer" Window.................................................................. 5-2

Chapter 6 Daily Inspection and Maintenance

6.1 Backing up Information of Patient, Setting, Log, and Report...................... 6-2

Appendix A Main Specifications

vi FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F

1.1 Precautions Before Operating This Equipment................ 1-2

1.2 Notes on Using Veterinary Electrical Equipment

1.4 Precautions in Using the FCR PRIMA V Console............. 1-7

FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F 1-1

Process waste correctly, as stipulated by local law or any regulations that

1-2 FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F

FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F 1-3

■ Preventing Electrical Shock

1-4 FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration - electromagnetic emissions

The CR-IR 391V CL is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment

Emissions test Compliance

Noise terminal voltage

Electric field noise strength

FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F 1-5

Immunity test IEC 60601 test level Compliance level

Electrostatic discharge ±2kV contact ±2kV contact

IEC61000-4-4 ±0.5kV for input/output lines ±0.5kV for input/output lines

Surge ±0.5, ±1kV ±0.5, ±1kV

Voltage dips, short interruptions and <5% UT <5% UT

IEC61000-4-11 70% UT 70% UT

Power frequency (50/60Hz) 1 A/m 1 A/m

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration - electromagnetic immunity

Immunity test IEC 60601 test level Compliance level

Conducted RF 3 Vrms 3 Vrms

Radiated RF 3 V/m 3 V/m

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FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F 1-7

■ Precautions when Installing

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FCR PRIMA V Console Operation Manual 897N101446F 1-9

● Image Data Management

■ Precautions when Processing Image

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■ Precautions when Saving Data

Patient ID12 Enter a patient ID

*1 Enter the patient ID with single-byte alphanumeric