08 WD-Acquire User's Manual

Js0114.
01 WD-ACQUIRE WD-ACQUIRE specification
WD-ACQUIRE
Image Acquisition System
Manual
(August 2017)
Please read this manual carefully prior to installation and use.
Copyright © Wandong Medical Equipment

Foreword js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE
Beijing Wandong Medical Technology Co., Ltd.
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Js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE Product Description
Product Description
Device Type: In terms of electric hazard protective ability, the product is an ordinary
stationary device of B type of Category I.
Working system : Intermittent load continuous operation with signal input and output
and without application.
Transportation and storage conditions:
Ambient temperature: -20℃~ 70℃;

Relative Humidity: 10% ~ 90%;
Atmospheric pressure: 50kPa ~ 106kPa.
Operating conditions:
Ambient temperature: 15℃~ 30℃

Relative humidity: 30% ~ 75%;
Atmospheric pressure: 70kPa ~ 106kPa;
To ensure normal operation, you must make sure the use

Warning under the above-mentioned conditions. Air conditioning and
dehumidifiying equipment are a must.
Power Requirements:
Power supply voltage: single phase 220V ± 22V, 50Hz ± 1Hz, sine wave
Input power: 1.0KVA.
Manufacturer's responsibility
Note
Provided the following conditions, the manufacturer is liable for the equipment safety,
reliability and performance:
1. Only authorized personnel can handle the installation, operation, adjustments, and
repairs;
2. Electrical facilities in the room shall be in line with national standards;
3. Facilities are strictly used in accordance with the requirements of the manual.
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Js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE Foreword
Foreword
Thank you for purchasing our medical products.
Be sure to read the following precautions for your proper use.
Safety Precautions:
○Please read carefully Safety Precautions prior to use.
○ be sure to follow the details documented in Safety Precautions.
○ Graphic marks
Indicate dangers, warnings, and notes. Specific contents are

explicitly stated in the appropriate places.
○ Examples of graphical marks
The operation of being neglected by the mark may cause

Danger death or serious injury, or partly or full damage to the
machine.
The operation of being neglected by the mark may lead to
Warning personnel injury or damage to the machine.
The operation of being neglected by the mark may give rise
Note to misuse and malfunction.
Product appearance and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Safety symbols:
Indicates B-type electrical safety of X-ray generator
Is the identification of protective grounding
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Note
For danger prevention and safety, great attention should be paid to the
following:
 Read the following precautions for proper use.

 Before putting the machine into service, please read this manual.
 Fully understand the machine operation prior to use.
 Regarding machine settings and storage place, please:
 Don’t use and keep it in the place with flammable and explosive items.
 Don’t use and keep it in the environment beyond the allowable range of
pressure, temperature, and humidity.
 Don’t use and keep it the location easy to be water-accessible.
 Avoid tilting, instability, vibration and shock (including during
transportation).
 Be aware of frequency and voltage of AC power and current allowable (or
power consumption).
 Keep well-ventilated, avoid direct sunlight, and prevent from erosion of dust
and salt in air.
 Use air conditioning.
 Before putting the machine into service, please:
 Make sure the machine being connected to socket and proper running of the
machine.
 Make sure the machine grounded.
 Re-confirm the power supply voltage.
 When a failure occurs, do not dismantle, stamp the note reading Out of Order
on the machine, and contact our company or the designated local service
department by our company.
 Do not renovate the machine.
 Maintenance and inspection
 Please check the machine parts regularly.
 When putting it into service again after a period of time, make sure the
machine is working properly and safely.
 Only hardware and software offered by our company can be used in graphics
workstation.
 The security of software and data unauthorized by our company can’t be
guaranteed.
 Make sure the data transferred from and by floppy disk or network not virus-
infected.

Note
The manual is to elaborate the operation processes and functions of the

application. Due to product parameter changes and feature upgrades, program
interface details (such as buttons, style, etc.) in the upgrade version are likely to
change without notice.
See specific instructions for use as User Guide attached.
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Js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE Table of Contents
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I SYSTEM INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................7
1. OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................................8
1.2 System Hardware.........................................................................................................................8
1.3 Routine Preventive Maintenance.................................................................................................9
1.4 Cleaning......................................................................................................................................9
CHAPTER II PREPARATIONS..........................................................................................................10
1. START APPLICATION.........................................................................................................................11
2. APPLICATION OVERVIEW..................................................................................................................12
3. QUIT APPLICATION...........................................................................................................................12
4. SOLUTION TO NO RESPONSE............................................................................................................13
CHAPTER III CASES TO BE EXAMED...........................................................................................14
1. MANAGEMENT OF CASES TO BE EXAMED.......................................................................................15

2. QUERY OF CASES TO BE EXAMINED.................................................................................................15
3. QUERY..............................................................................................................................................16
4. REFRESH...........................................................................................................................................16
5. EXAM AND EMERGENCY..................................................................................................................17
6. REGISTER........................................................................................................................................18
7. CONFIGURATION OF LIST OF CASES TO BE EXAMED.......................................................................18
CHAPTER IV.........................................................................................................................................20
MANAGEMENT OF HISTORICAL CASES.....................................................................................20
1. MANAGEMENT OF HISTORICAL IMAGES..........................................................................................21

2. BASIC FUNCTIONS OF HISTORICAL IMAGES.....................................................................................21
3. SEND.................................................................................................................................................23
4. IMPORT \ EXPORT AND SEND HISTORICAL IMAGES.........................................................................23
CHAPTER V..........................................................................................................................................27
DR IMAGE ACQUISITION & PROCESSING.................................................................................27
1. DR IMAGE ACQUISITION..................................................................................................................28
1.1 APR Setting................................................................................................................................28
1.2 Generator Control.....................................................................................................................29
1.3 Ionization Room Control...........................................................................................................29
1.4 Simulation Graph Control.........................................................................................................29
1.5 Image Acceptance......................................................................................................................31
2. DR IMAGE PROCESSING...................................................................................................................31
2.1 Marking and Measuring............................................................................................................31
2.2 Image Processing.......................................................................................................................32
2.3 Print / Report Image..................................................................................................................34
CHAPTER VI DIAGNOSTIC REPORT............................................................................................39

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2. FEATURES.........................................................................................................................................40
3. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE...................................................................................................................40
3.1 Select Image to Report...............................................................................................................40
3.2 Diagnostic Report Interface......................................................................................................41
CHAPTER VII PREFERENCES.........................................................................................................44
1. PREFERENCES INTERFACE................................................................................................................45
2. PREFERENCES FUNCTIONS................................................................................................................45
2.1 MWL\WPPS MWL \ WPPS........................................................................................................45
2.2 Save \ Confirm...........................................................................................................................48
2.4 Configuration of System Info Display.......................................................................................52
2.4.1 Font Setting......................................................................................................................................52
2.4.2 Configure Image Info.......................................................................................................................53
2.4.3 Information around image, measurement, special font settings..................................................54
2.4.4 Set up of label..................................................................................................................................55
2.5 Playback Setting........................................................................................................................56
2.6 User Management.....................................................................................................................56
2.6.1 User Group Management..................................................................................................................57
2.6.2 User Management.............................................................................................................................58
2.7 DR APR Configuration..............................................................................................................58
2.7.1 Exam Program..................................................................................................................................58
2.7.2 Exam Sub-program...........................................................................................................................61
2.8 IP CONFIGURATION........................................................................................................................63
APPENDIX A.........................................................................................................................................65
EXPLANATION OF LABELS AND GRAPHIC SYMBOLS...........................................................65
1. PRODUCT NAMEPLATE.....................................................................................................................66
2. EXPLANATION OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS.........................................................................................66
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Js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE System Introduction
Chapter I System Introduction

1. Overview
The system, mated with high-voltage generator, multi-function filming device, and
other accessories, is for radiography and diagnosis for medical institutions. By use of
digital imaging and capturing devices, the system completes the acquisition of
continuous fluoroscopy, pulse fluoroscopy (optional), spot imaging, DR image, and
DSA image (optional).
The system incorporates image acquisition, display, processing, and storage and
network transmission as a whole. The application performs the patient image storage
and management, image data acquisition, display, processing and storage, and
generator parameter selection and related information display, as well as Dicom
Worklist, Dicom Export / Import, and Dicom Print functions. And it has the following
advantages:
 Personalized acquisition exposure parameters based on acquisition modes;

 A wealth of image processing functions: image noise reducing, enhancement,
subtraction (optional), window width / level adjustment, zoom, and roam;
 Safe and reliable patient data management, and convenient patient data query;
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 Dynamic information display (optional), and playback of sequencing images;

 DICOM3.0 compatible.
The system can be connected, through network hub, to other devices on the network,
such as PACS service, laser camera, Worklist workstation, the network interface of
which must support IEEE802.3, IEEE802.3u, IEEE802.3x standards. The port uses
RJ45 connector and meets the DICOM3.0 protocol.
1.2 System Hardware
 Image receiver: 1 (or 2)

 Acquisition workstation: 1
Computer,(Inter Core i5-2500CPU @ 3.30GHZ 2GB Memory );
Monitor,(20 inch ,1600 X 900)
mouse, keyboard, etc.
Image acquisition card
DR image transfer card (configured in gastrointestinal acquisition)
USB-CAN Module
SoftDog
Reference display workstation (optional): 1 (computer (Inter Core i5-2500CPU
@ 3.30GHZ 2GB Memory );
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Monitor(20 inch ,1600 X 900) mouse, keyboard, etc.)

 Image display: 1
 Digital image system interface unit (configured in gastrointestinal acquisition): 1
1.3 Routine Preventive Maintenance
Here are some considerations during routine maintenance:
 USB external storage device is prohibited.

 Keep from dust and the room air environment.
 Keep from moisture and control the humidity as the Manual requires.
 Be ware of ambient temperature. Air-conditioning is a must.
1.4 Cleaning
There is no strict cleaning rule for digital imaging system. In case of original dusty components, it
is best to follow these steps:
Keep all system components from water and corrosive
Note cleaner.
 Computer:
Wipe out the dust outside the computer case by a clean, soft cloth.
 Image display:
Cleanse the monitor screen with normal glasses cloth. First make sure power-off,
spray the cleaner on a soft cloth in fear that the liquid leak to the display's internal
components. Vacuum the dust residing in the upper part of the display. Leave no
left scraps of paper behind; the blockage of vent may cause the monitor
overheating and spontaneous combustion. Wipe the monitor screen by anti-static
cloth regularly.
 Keyboard:
Blow away the dust and scraps of paper gathered inside the keyboard. A vacuum
cleaner can be used, but ensure the keyboard is not loosen to avoid being sucked
into the vacuum cleaner.

Js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE Preparations
Chapter II Preparations
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1. Start Application
Follow these steps to start the application:
 Turn on the computer;

 After the computer starts, click Start – Program, selected invaray to start the
application; or double-click the desktop shortcut to start the application invaray.
 Login screen is displayed after system startup, as shown in Figure 2.1.1:
Figure 2.1 Login screen
 Enter the user name and password and click OK to the main interface.
Each user has his or her name and password to get access.
Note

2. Application Overview
Figure 2.2 Invaray2 interface diagram
Overview of the Application is shown as Figure 2.2. The interface is divided into four
areas:
The right corner is the Functional Switch Bar. You can go to Cases to be examed,
Historical images, gastrointestinal images, DR images, Diagnostic reports, System
configuration, or Exit;
In the Infobar at the top, you can enter patient name, patient ID, and other information
for query.
The list in the middle shows patients’ basic info.
Infobar displays the version of the application, printer connection status, PACS server
connection status, generator connection status, machining center status, medicine ball
heat capacity, and total fluoroscopy time. Other important system info also appears in
the Infobar.
The rest is specific function area, which will be described later.
3. Quit Application
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 Click Exit on the right side of the interface, and then the prompt is given
in Figure 2.3.
Figure 2.3 Exit interface
 Click OK to close the application and return to the desktop.
 Click Cancel to return to the application.
Due to the need to release the hardware resources, it

Note: generally takes about 20 seconds to restart the program
after exiting the application.
4. Solution to No Response
 The application rarely makes any response. Use the following method to
eliminate it if failure occurs.
 Press CTRL-ALT-DEL and click Task Manager;
 Select the page Application;
 Select the application from the running programs and click End Task.
 The application is closed. Return to the desktop;
Restart the application.

Js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE Cases to be
Examed
Chapter III Cases to be Examed
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Examed
1. Management of Cases to be Examed

The interface Cases to be examed is shown as Figure 3.1. It is for data input and query
of patients to be examined and for entry into acquisition interface.
Figure 3.1 Schematic of cases to be examed
2. Query of Cases to be examined
Query fields include: patient name, patient ID, medical record number, requesting
program ID, and pre-exam date. Users fill out one or more query fields to query.
When patient name and patient ID duplicates the information on the server, the two
pieces of information will be combined into one in the acquisition interface.
Query entry can be configured according to the hospital

Note requirements.
Figure 3.2 Query fields

Examed
For the query of current cases to be examed, the entire data retrieval will be done
according to the information filled out.
Figure 3.3 Drop-down box of pre-exam date Figure 3.4 Specified date
After clicking the drop-down box of pre-exam date, the options are shown as Figure
3.3. Click specified date to pop up a new dialog box of Day settings in Figure 3.4.
3. Query
Click Query to list the matching records from worklist service and local database in
Cases to be examed. If worklist service is not configured, then only the query of local
database will be done.
4. Refresh
Worklist is refreshed in the background in a certain time interval to copy the matching
records to the local database. Specific interval and conditions can be set in mwl of the
configuration interface. Refer to System settings for details.
Figure 3.5 Setting interface of refreshing worklist
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Examed
5. Exam and Emergency
Select Cases to be examined from the list, double-click or click to enter the
corresponding acquisition interface based on the device type of current patients.
In the event of emergency case, click the button to go directly to the default
acquisition interface.
6. Register
Click Register. The dialog box as shown in Figure 3.6 appears, of which the
information marked with * is required.
Figure 3.6 Local Register dialog box
Fill out new patient's name, sex, age, and exam sub-class and other information in the
Infobar, and patient name and number are necessary.
The corresponding relations of exam sub-class and exam class can be set via the
configuration interface.
Add
After entering, click and the patient's basic info will be saved and added
to Cases to be examed.
Edit
Click the Cases to be examed, edit in the infobar. Or click to edit.
7. Configuration of List of Cases to be Examed
The display of list is configurable. Click the right mouse button to pop up a dialog box
in Figure 3.7.

Examed
Figure 3.7 Dialog box of configuration of Cases to be examed
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Js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE DR Image Acquisition and Processing
Chapter IV
Management of Historical Cases

1. Management of Historical Images

Historical images interface, shown in Figure 4.1, is to query, edit, delete, and lock of
cases examed, as well as send image and import / export.
Figure 4.1 Historical Images
2. Basic Functions of Historical Images
 Query
Query a case examed. See details as Chapter III.
 Edit
Click Edit to modify the existing case in the pop-up dialog box.
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Figure 4.2 Dialog box Edit

（including range(s)） accuracy
Patient age(1~255year,1~12month,1~31day); 1
Tel: 0 ~ 32 character 1
Case No: 0 ~ 32 character 1
Height: 0~255 0.01
Weight: 0~255 0.01
Click Edit to modify the existing case in the pop-up dialog box. You can edit the
patient's name, medical record number, gender, age, date of birth, height, weight,
phone, patient number, exam class, attending physician, referring physician, and
applying department, and click Ok.
 Delete
Click the left mouse button, select the Cases to delete, and click to delete
Cases and images (you can use Ctrl or Shift key for selection of multiple cases).
 Lock
Click to lock and unlock Cases. The cases locked will be displayed as TRUE
in the Lock / Unlock column, and can’t be deleted and edited at that time, and only be
unlocked by the locker or staff with high-level permission. The cases unlocked will be
shown as FALSE in the Lock / Unlock column.
 Thumbnail View
Click one case, and the thumbnails of all the current exam sequences in the thumbnail

list will be displayed. Move the mouse to the thumbnails and such information as
shooting time, Device type, Print, and Send will be shown as the figure:
Figure 4.3
Right-click the thumbnail to send, edit image name, or delete.
Send: Send current image by PACS to main server.
Edit image name: Add and edit the name of current image.
Delete: Delete current image.
3. Send
On the condition of connecting with the specified server, select the Cases, click
to send all data to the server. On the lower right of the interface a prompt pops
up, showing Sent successfully. If the connection to server is incorrect, a failure notice
appears.
4. Import \ Export and Send Historical Images

Import \ Export main functions:
DICOM Export
Write cases data in the DICOM-DIR format to VCD or DVD. Before that the system
sends the data to cache.
DICOM Import
Import cases data in the DICOM-DIR format from VCD or DVD.
DICOM Send
Send cases data to the DICOM file server.
Click to pop up a new dialog box shown in Figure 4.4:
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Figure 4.4 Image storage interface
The left is cases tree graph, showing the current case history available on the
computer. It is categorized into Local (Today) and Local (All). Case history is saved
in the computer's hard disk, recorded in the current database and can be exported. The
case history can be read, play backed, and exported from the system.
The edit box on the up right is display area of case history. When a user selects an
item of the left tree graph, the relevant information will be displayed in the area of
case history.
The case history browse area is on the right. When a user selects an item of the left
tree graph, the sub-items of the current item will be displayed in the case history
browse area. One or more items can be selected once.
The lower part is function area.

DICOM Send (Export)
Click on the right side to search all case history on the current
computer and display on the left case history tree graph. Find the case history from
the tree graph and click it for DICOM send. All sub-items of the currently selected
item are displayed in the case history browse area, and relevant information, in the
case history information display area.

Select one or more items in the browse area, and server name in the function area, and
click . The specified case history will be sent to the specified computer.
In the process, the speed is shown on the progress bar on the right side of function
area. And sent successfully, failed to send, and total amount are also displayed below.
If the user switches to the image acquisition interface and press hand brake or foot
brake to start image acquisition, the case history sending will be suspended
automatically to ensure the quality and efficiency of image acquisition, and resumed
after the end of image acquisition.
If failed to send, check whether the DICOM Send parameters are

Note correct;
It is best not to carry out other tasks, such as image acquisition
while sending images;
Send is done in the background; the time required is dependent
on size of case history and network configuration. In general, the
larger the selected file, the slower the speed and the longer the
time required.
DICOM Write (DICOM-DIR)
Click to clear all the data on the cache.
Click to show the case history on the current computer on the left tree
graph (as described above).
Find the case history available to export from the tree graph and click it for DICOM
Write. All sub-items of the currently selected item are displayed in the case history
browse area, and relevant information, in the case history display area.
Select one or more items in the case history browse area, click to pop
up the dialog box asking Empty the cache. Select yes to empty and then the specified
case history is buffered in the cache. Select No to pop up another asking Add the
images on the cache, click Yes to add, and No to go to the interface as shown in
Figure 4.5.
In the process of image cache, the space used and space available of the current cache
will be present on the progress bar on the left side of function area.
Upon the completion of image cache, click to pop up the Write
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interface as the following figure:
Figure 4.5 Write interface
Select the writing equipment and speed in parameter setting and click Write to start.
Click Close the window after writing to exit.

Chapter V
DR Image Acquisition & Processing
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1. DR Image Acquisition
Fill in patient info in the interface Cases to be examed. Enter DR image interface after
confirming the exam device of DR, and click Acquire on the top right to go to the DR
image acquisition interface, as shown in Figure 5.1.
Figure 5.1 DR image acquisition

If the parameters of radiography machine and generator in
Note the acquisition interface are empty, then check whether
they are turned on.
The top of the interface shows the info of the patient currently collected; APR setting
area is on the left, the simulation area of selected exam sub-class, at the bottom, the
shooting guide area, at the middle black zone, and generator control area and
ionization chamber control area, on the right from top to bottom.
1.1 APR Setting

Select the parameter APR (automatic procedures radiography) before exposure and a
series of default parameters are set, including generator exposure conditions and
ionization chamber settings, and can be edited according to needs.
Three steps to APR preferences:

Select the patient's body type: Child, Thin, Medium-sized, and Fat;
Select body part. Select the corresponding part of the human body model in the

interface based on the actual exam sub-class;

Select the organ or part. Select the corresponding organ or body of the human body
model, click right, and choose from the list. The mimic diagram of the organ or part
appears in the bottom of the interface.
1.2 Generator Control

The 5 status icons above indicate separately: whether the current generator in the
ready condition of exposure, whether the generator is in the exposure condition, large
or small focal point is in use, level bed radiography, and standing radiography state.
Electrical parameters are displayed in the middle part.
SID: Distance from medicine ball to detector;
: Rotation angle of medicine ball;

Grid: Grid installation and pitch instructions;
In the lower part, the exposure parameters: Kv, mA, ms, and mAs of generator are
displayed and set.
, Is to set Kv, mA, ms, and mAs. When setting Kv value, press the left
mouse button to quickly add or subtract.
After AEC exposure, the display bar shows the actual exposure time. If an error
occurs in the generator, the error message and code are displayed in the display bar.
The generator can be reset (only for the error when it can be reset).
1.3 Ionization Room Control
If any one of the three views of the ionization chamber is selected, then the generator
is in the way of AEC exposure. All or either two views can be selected, and once
selected, the corresponding exposure time of the views can not be manually adjusted.
There is no limit for other parameters.
Click to restore the initial configuration of exam sub-program;
1.4 Simulation Graph Control
Select the corresponding body of human body model according to the actual exam
sub-class and click right. A drop-down list of exam sub-class appears as shown in
Figure 5.2.
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Figure 5.2 DR exam sub-class
Users can view the number of exam class in the list. Select the exam sub-class,
double-click the left mouse button. The mimic diagram appears in the bottom of the
interface, as shown in Figure 5.3.
Figure 5.3 DR exam sub-class mimic diagram
Select the exam sub-class according to needs, and the corresponding mimic diagram is
displayed in the bottom. Click to delete the diagram. When the guide map
is taken, click to delete the original image, and then click to delete
the mimic diagram.

1.5 Image Acceptance
When the captured image is accepted, the system returns to the interface “DR image
acquisition” and the guide image becomes a thumbnail. Select the next guide image
and set the corresponding APR parameters; if the captured image is rejected, the
system also returns to the interface, but the current guide image remains unchanged
and users can start the new acquisition of current exam sub-class.
After the completion of acquisition, click to go to the interface DR image

processing.
2. DR Image Processing
After DR image acquisition, or during browsing the historical images of DR device,
the interface DR image playback processing is accessible, as shown in Figure 5.4:
Figure 5.4 DR image display
The current patient info is shown at the top, thumbnail, on the left, image display area,
in the middle, and tool area, on the right.
2.1 Marking and Measuring
Calibrate : Select Calibrate, drag the mouse on the object in known length
to draw a line, choose calibration unit and length. In general, a straight line is
automatically calculated according to image, and can be adjusted as calibration line;
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Measure length : Select Measure length. Draw a line on the image to

measure length.
Measure area and calculate histogram : Select Measure area, draw a box
on the image to measure area.
Measure angle : Select Measure angle. Draw the first line on the image, and
the second line starting from the end of the first line to measure angle;
Image mark : Select an image and click this button in the toolbar to display
all marks on the image.
Add Left and Right :Click the buttons and Left and Right words
appear on the image, press the left mouse button on the words, and drag to the
appropriate location.
Add arrow mark : Select Arrow mark, press the left mouse button on the
image, drag to draw an arrow from the start position, and release the left mouse button
till completed. Click right to cancel;
Add text mark : Select text mark, click the mouse in the image display area,
enter text in the pop-up text box, and click OK. The text entered is displayed in the
specified location.
Delete mark : Select Delete mark on the toolbar, press the left mouse button
on the image, and click the mark to delete. Click the right mouse button to cancel;
2.2 Image Processing
Window width / level settings
Set the default window width / level for acquisition. See details as Preferences;
Change window width / level in time of acquisition. See details as Image acquisition;
Change window width / level in time of playback. See details as Image playback;
Adjust the window width and level: move your mouse over to screen of image

display, press the right mouse button and hold it till it turns into the state . Slide
on the screen, repeat this action, observe the image on the screen until you get the
satisfied window width and level. The values will be displayed in the W and L text
boxes in the playback area, and also in the four corners of image display screen. The
specific location of information display relates to the set image location;
Rotate left and right : click the button Rotate left or right for image
rotation.
Rotate up or down : Click the button Rotate up or down for image rotation.
Image rotation : Click Rotate to rotate the image 90 degrees to the right.
ROI (Region Of Interest) : Select ROI, click the left mouse button in the
image ROI area, drag the mouse to the appropriate location, left click again. A
regional frame appears on the image, and the suitable window width and level will be
calculated. Click the right mouse button to cancel;
Image zoom and roam , : Select Zoom, and the mouse becomes .
Scroll up the mouse wheel in the image display area to zoom out current image. Or
scroll down to zoom in. Press the left mouse button in the image display area to turn
the mouse to . Drag the image on the screen to realize image roam. Click the
right mouse button to cancel. Or select Roam on the toolbar;
Cut : Select Cut (same as ROI). After it appears, the image outside the
regional frame is cut. Click the right mouse button to cancel;
Recover image :Recover image to the original size, position, and grayscale
image.
Enhancement : If dissatisfied with image quality, the enhancement

parameters can be re-set and applied.
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Click the button to pop up the dialog box Image processing, as shown:
Figure 5.5
Processing tool area is to deal with the current image, such as window width, window
level, rotation, negative image, and enhancement.
Select image processing at the top of interface: After shooting, some images of exam
programs can be dealt with in multiple ways.
Save the current image processing parameters: Apply the current image processing
parameters to “Current exam program” or “Any exam program” or “All exam
programs of current exam sub-class”.
Apply image: Apply the current image processing parameters to current image.
Restore initial value of the type: Restore the initial image processing parameters.
Click >> for more image processing functions; or click

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right on the image and select from the pop-up menu.
2.3 Print / Report Image
Print film, diagnostic report, and convenient image selection.

5.6 Print interface

Print image selection
Select Set for image layout;
Drag the image in the browser to the layout (or click right and use Select image to
drag);
Select Preview to pop-up the dialog box Print;
Choose Print film to print the current film.
Report image selection

Select the report template on the Diagnostic Report tab to determine image layout;
Drag the image from thumbnail view or browse view to layout (or click right and use
Select image to drag);
Select Preview to switch to the tab page Diagnostic Report to write a report.
Click“ ” into print preview screen
Fig 5.7 Print Preview

The toolbar is in left part of print preview screen, including
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mirror, negative phase, restore, rotation, move, ROI, cut, change,

film horizontal/vertical display, print current/print all, grid,
print copies, film type, true print, last/next page, recycle, print.
Print right button of mouse in print preview screen, display more
settings, as in Fig 5.14
Fig 5.8 Print right button of mouse in print preview screen

Click print settings, pop up Fig 5.14
Figure 5.9 Print configuration
Multiple printers can be set, but only one can be used for printing. Relevant
configuration items are described below.
Printer preferences:
Printer name: identify the current parameter configuration group. It can be named at

will, but not empty and can not be the same as others;
Local AE Title: Indicates the name of local application entity;
Remote AE Title: Indicates the printer name. Note that local and remote AE Titles
must be provided by the printer.
IP Address: that of printer host;
Port: that of printer;
Print mode parameter configuration:
Print copies: default film print copies.
Camera configuration info: Provided by the camera. Mainly refer to parameters ID of
printers, or some specific parameters, which is separated by backslash \ \.
Smooth type: depends on the type of amplification. When it is CUBIC, this set is
valid, and otherwise invalid. The contents are provided by the camera.
Film direction: Film print direction. PORTRAIT means vertical, and LANDSCAPE,
horizontal.
Film Size: Click the button to pop up a dialog box as shown in Figure 8.8, where the
film type can be added, edited, and deleted.
Figure 5.10 Film type dialog box
Print priority: HIGH: high priority; MED: medium priority; and LOW: low priority.
Film media: Clear Film, Blue Film, and Paper.
Zoom type: CUBIC amplification method; in this case, the smooth type is valid;
BILINER bilinear interpolation method; REPLICATE pixel replication method (least
effective); NONE: no method is used.
Film session label: available for camera node, to identify which node with the print
request.
Min density: recommended not enabled, min print gray of the current camera;
Max density: recommended not enabled, max print grayscale of the current camera.
Null means default camera setting;
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Edge density: grayscale of film edge. BLACK or WHITE.
Empty image density: grayscale of empty image of film. BLACK or WHITE.
Border: whether to print border at the image edge. YES or NO.
Film destination: enumeration value, you can choose MAGAZINE or PROCESSOR;

Reverse color: Whether gray reverse color of the current film. NORMAL indicates
normal print, and REVERSE, reverse color print.
Illumination treatment: MONOCHROME2: MONOCHROME1
Print pixel bits: 8bit or 12bit. The current version does not support 12bit.

Js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE Diagnostic Report
Chapter VI Diagnostic Report
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2. Features
Functions of diagnostic report include:
1　 WYSIWYG report writing mode. Font, color, and size are adjustable.
2　 A wealth of diagnosis lexicon to minimize the report writing time.
3　 Customizable report style.
4　 Integrated report of graphics and text.
5　 Report printing.
3. Instructions for Use
3.1 Select Image to Report

1　 Switch the Image box to Report, as shown below.
Figure 6.1 Report image box

②. Hold down the left mouse button in image browsing and drag to Image box.
3 Click the up and down arrow buttons for paging; click left to select an image (the
currently selected image is framed in red). Click Delete to delete the selected
image to select.
Here the function Delete is not to permanently delete the

image, but to delete the image from the report image to
Note select.

Click the main navigation bar button on the right to enter the interface
Diagnostic report.
3.2 Diagnostic Report Interface
In the Diagnostic report interface, the image selected is shown on the report, as shown
below.
Figure 6.2 Diagnostic report interfaces
Left column of Image to select

Same as the content as those of Image box in the image browsing interface.
Replace the image of the report: Choose the image of the report (the chosen image is
framed in red), double-click the image on the left column of Images to select and then
the image is included in the report.
Report content
Report content is shown here. For the editable entry, the content is allowed to edit
(such as diagnostic description). If the entry isn’t editable, then it isn’t allowed to edit
(such as patient name).
Select Report Template

Choose a report template from the drop-down box, for example, the template
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LANDSCAPE.
Report dictionary and diagnostic template

Double-click the entry to put the content into the diagnosis description and result.
Toolbar
1　 Open report. Open the current patient's report, as shown below. If no

report, then this dialog box does not appear. Select open or delete report in this
dialog box.
Figure 6.3 Open report
② Save report. Save the current report.
③ Delete report. Delete the current report.
④ Empty report. Empty the image and editable entry in the current
report.

⑤ Select image. Select the image in the report.
⑥ Zoom in and out. Zoom in and out the image in the report. In the report
image area, hold down the left mouse button and drag left to reduce the image and
drag right to enlarge.
⑦ Roam. In the report image area, hold down the left mouse button for
image roaming.
⑧ Restore. Restore the image into the initial state.
⑨ Delete image. Delete the image selected from the report.
⑩ Print preview. The preview to print report is available.
⑾ Print. Print the report.
⑿ Help.
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Js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE Preferences
Chapter VII Preferences

1. Preferences Interface
In the main interface, click System Configuration to switch to the system
configuration page, where preferences can be set, including MWL \ MPPS, save \
confirm (PACS), print, system info display, user management, playback setting and
Apr edit.
Figure 7.1 Worklist configuration

2. Preferences Functions
2.1 MWL\WPPS MWL \ WPPS
1) Worklist configuration
As shown in Figure 8.1, only one group Worklist service can be set; service name
should be different. Items marked with * are required in the configuration.
In setting interface, terms are as follows,
Info operating area:

Name: Identifies the current worklist service. It can be named at will, but not empty
and can not be the same as others;
Local AE Title: indicates the name of local application entity, and identifies the local
name;
Remote AE Title: indicates the name to provide worklist service. Note that both local
and remote AE Titles must be provided by the service provider.
IP address: that of server host to provide worklist service;
Port: that of process to provide worklist service;
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Priority: that of local requests in the server;

Timeout: means the time period after not receiving corresponding requests in local
connection, the server side disconnects the attempt;
Encoding: for example, GB18030, ISO_IR_192 (UTF8);
Enabled: whether to activate the current worklist service;
2) Default interface
Load data table. The first line of data table is selected by default. Name, local AET,
remote AET, and IP data of the selected row are displayed. Add, Edit, Delete, and
Verify are available, Save and Cancel are unavailable, and name, local AET, remote
AET, IP, etc. are in a non-editable state.
If there is no data in the data table, then name, local AET, remote AET, IP, etc. are
empty.
3) New
1　 Fill in the configuration according to a variety of meanings of the above
configuration, click New, and then name, local AET, remote AET, and IP are
empty, Add, Edit, and Delete are unavailable, and Save, Cancel, and Verify are
available,
2　 Enter name, local AET, remote AET, IP and other data.
3　 Click Save, and name, local AET, remote AET, and IP are not editable. Add a row
of data to data table and select the row, then Add, Edit, Delete, and Verify are
available, Save and Cancel are unavailable.
4　 Click Cancel to restore the previous state of the selected row.
4) Delete
1　 Select the row to edit, then name, local AET, remote AET, IP, etc. are non-
editable, Add, Edit, and Delete are available, and Save, Cancel, and Verify are
unavailable.
2　 Click Delete to pop up a dialog box reading “Are you sure to delete?”. If yes,
delete the row of data. If no, restore the state.
5) Edit
1　 Select the row to edit, click Edit, and then name, local AET, remote AET, IP, etc.
are editable, Add, Edit, and Delete are unavailable, and Save, Cancel, and Verify
are available.
2　 Edit name, local AET, remote AET, IP and other data.
3　 Click Save, and name, local AET, remote AET, IP, etc. are in a non-editable state.
The data of the selected row are updated, Add, Edit, Delete, and Verify are
available, and Save and Cancel are unavailable.
4　 Click Cancel to restore the previous state of the selected row.
6) Verify
Select the configuration to verify, click Verify, and then the interface is pending. After

verification, a dialog box giving a prompt appears.
Figure 7.2 Connection Failed dialog box Figure 7.3 Successful connection dialog box

7) Worklist query configuration

Click Worklist Query configuration on the top to switch to the interface
Figure 7.4 Worklist query configuration
Query configuration:
Query interval:
Max records per query:
Requestor mapping: Since tags of requesting program of different servers are
inconsistent, the desired exam program is obtained by Tags. Where 0 stands for
“description of requesting program”, 1 for “pre-execution steps”, 2 for “encoding
value of requesting protocol”, and 3 for “encoding value of pre-execution”.
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Query:
Pre-AE Title: is to filter the records only sent to the device, as the number of same
device in a hospital differs. For example, in hospital A, there are two DR devices: one
by Wandong and another by manufacturer B. For exams conducted by Wandong DR
device, pre-AE Title can be used for identification.
Exam device: To find out what kind of device from Worklist service. Separate
multiple devices by \ \. For example, if the device supports DR and gastrointestinal
examination, then fill in DX \ \ RF.
Pre-exam date: Base on today, query a few days before or later.
8) Edit WorkList query

Click Edit, query interval, single query records, attempt frequency, request an
application, pre-AET and other information are available, Edit and Restore default are
unavailable, and Save and Cancel are available.
Fill in query interval, single query records, attempt frequency, request an application,
pre-AET and other information.
Click Save to save the information; Click Cancel to restore query interval, single
query records, attempt frequency, request an application, pre-AET and other
information, which are unavailable, Edit and Restore Default are available, and Save
and Cancel are unavailable.
9)Restore the default WorkList query configuration
Click Restore Defaults, and then query interval, single query records, attempt
frequency, request an application, pre-AET and other information are restored to the
original settings.
2.2 Save \ Confirm
1) Send server configuration

Figure 7.5 Dicom sending server configuration interface
Dicom storage can be configured with multiple sets; but of different names. Items
marked with * are required. Relevant configuration items are described below.
Parameters operating area:

Name: Identifies the current Dicom storage logo. It can be named at will, but not
empty and can not be the same as others;
Local AE Title: indicates the name of local application entity;
Remote AE Title: indicates the name to provide Dicom storage service. Note that both
local and remote AE Titles must be provided by the service provider.
IP address: that of server host to provide Dicom storage service;

Port: that of process to provide Dicom storage service;
Priority: that of local requests in the server;
Timeout: means the time period after not receiving corresponding requests in local
connection, the server side disconnects the attempt;
Encoding: for example, GB18030, ISO_IR_192 (UTF8);

Enabled: whether to activate the current setting;
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In the interface of sending server, load and display data table . The first line of data
table is selected by default. Name, local AET, remote AET, IP, port, character
encoding, priority, timeout, enable, main server, and other data are listed in the first
row, and in a non-editable state, Add, Edit, Delete, and Verify are available, and Save
and Cancel unavailable.
3)Add sending server

Click Add, Name, local AET, remote AET, IP, port, character encoding, timeout data
empty, priority, enable, and main server are the defaults. Local AET, remote AET, IP,
port, character encoding, priority, timeout, enable, and main server are in an editable
state, Add, Edit, Delete, and Verify are unavailable, and Save and Cancel are
available.
Enter or select local AET, remote AET, IP, port, character encoding, priority, timeout,
enable, and main server.
Click Save, add a row to data table and select it. Name, local AET, remote AET, IP,
port, character encoding, priority, timeout, enable, and main server remain unchanged
and in a non-edit mode, Add, Edit, Delete, and Verify are available, and Save and
Cancel are unavailable.
Click Cancel to restore the interface to the previous state of the selected row.
4)Edit sending server

Click data table and select the row to edit. Name, local AET, remote AET, IP, port,
character encoding, priority, timeout, enable, and main server are included in the
selected row, and in a non-editable state. Add, Edit, Delete, and Verify are available,
and Save and Cancel are unavailable.
Click Edit, local AET, remote AET, IP, port, character encoding, priority, timeout,
enable, and master server become editable, Add, Edit, Delete, and Verify are
unavailable, and Save and Cancel are available.
Enter or select local AET, remote AET, IP, port, character encoding, priority, timeout,
enable, and main server.
Click Save and the data of the selected row are updated. Name, local AET, remote
AET, IP, port, character encoding, priority, timeout, enable, and main server remain
unchanged, but in a non-edit mode. Add, Edit, Delete, and Verify are available, and
Save and Cancel are unavailable.
Click Cancel to restore the interface to the previous state of the selected row.
5) Delete sending server

Click data table and select the row to delete. Name, local AET, remote AET, IP, port,
character encoding, priority, timeout, enable, and main server are included in the
selected row, and in a non-editable state. Add, Edit, Delete, and Verify are available,
and Save and Cancel are unavailable.
Click Delete and a dialog box appears. Click OK to delete, and Cancel to restore the
previous state.
After the selected row is deleted, the row of data table above the deleted is checked.

6) Verify sending server

Click Verify, and the interface is pending for validation result.
7) Send parameter configuration
Figure 7.6 The interface of Dicom sending parameter configuration
Whether to automatically send: while switching the historical patients, whether

automatically send the images without focal point.
Default sending method: While configuring multiple servers, send to master server by
default, or to all servers enabled.
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2.4 Configuration of System Info Display
Figure 7.7Schematic diagram of image font

2.4.1 Font Setting
Enter the interface; the display font setting is selected by default. Load data table, and
largest sub-grid, font, and pound are in the first row. Largest sub-grid, font name, font
size, and.. are unavailable, single-box largest font setting, film font setting, data table
and Edit and Default are available, Save and Cancel are unavailable.
2) Edit font setting
Click Edit, largest sub-grid, font name, font size, and .. becomes available, Edit and
Restore default are in an unusable state, and Save and Cancel are available.
Select font size and other information.
Click Save to save; click Cancel to restore the previous state; largest sub-grid, font
name, font size, and .. are available, Edit and Restore default are available, and Save
and Cancel are unavailable.
3)Restore default parameters
Click Restore Defaults to restore to default font and other settings.

2.4.2 Configure Image Info
Figure 7.8 Schematic diagram of image info setting
In the interface, load all the available information. Location and buttons >>, >, <, <<,
Up, and Down are unavailable, Edit and Restore Default are available, and Save and
2) Edit image info
Click Edit, location and buttons >>, >, <, <<, Up, and Down are available, Edit and
Restore Default are unavailable, and Save and Cancel are available.
Select location, select or remove information, or move up or down.
Click Save to save; click Cancel to restore the previous state; location and buttons >>,
>, <, <<, Up, and Down are unavailable, Edit and Restore Default are available, and
Save and Cancel are unavailable.
3) Restore default parameters
Click Restore Defaults to restore to default image info settings.
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2.4.3 Information around image, measurement, special font settings
Fig 7.9 Font of information around

① Click “Modify”;
② Click “Choose font” and choose proper font;
③ Click “Font color”, choose the color of font;
④ Click “whether hollow”, could only choose font but should not change the color
of font;
⑤ Click”OK” to save modification.
Set up of measure and mark font and special font is the same as set up of information
around font, do not describe here.

2.4.4 Set up of label
Fig7.10 Set up of label
① Click “Modify”;
② Select to ensure whether shows ruler, whether the ruler is hollow;
③ Modify ruler width, scale length and text position;
④ Set up scale calibration for RF and DX images;
⑤ Click “OK” to save current modification.
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2.5 Playback Setting
Figure 7.11 Configuration of playback info and reference display
1　 Set whether to automatically play back fluoroscopy images;

2　 Set whether to automatically playback spot film images;
3　 Start frame number of subtraction playback;
4　 Whether to playback Sequence repeatedly;
5　 In time of multiple images on the same screen, whether to display all images of
current patient or all frames of the currently selected image in each sub-grid;
6　 Whether to display image info;
7　 Whether to display label info;
8　 Whether to display measurement info;
9　 Whether to display print info;
10　 Reference display of computer's IP address;
11　 Reference display of computer's port number;
12　 Click Save to save.
2.6 User Management

2.6.1 User Group Management
Figure 7.12 User group management interface
The whole operation process is divided into four levels by permission. (Permission
levels can be edited and added. See details as User group management): super
permission, management-level permission, operation-level permission, and browse-
level permission. System management group and system default group can not be
deleted.
All functions include Delete image, APR configuration, report, write to VCD or DVD,
user management, print film, camera configuration, and DICOM storage permission.
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2.6.2 User Management
Figure7.13 User management interface
It is allowed to add, delete login user, and edit user permission.
2.7 DR APR Configuration

2.7.1 Exam Program
Figure 7.14 Exam program

Figure 7.15 Relevant info of acquisition Figure 7.16 Relevant info of registration
interface interface
The tree is divided into three levels. The first level is

exam sub-class, the second, exam class, and the third,
exam sub-program. Of which, exam sub-class
corresponds to round button of human body model of
DR acquisition interface, as shown in Figure 7.17.
Load the tree graph of exam sub-class, exam class, and program. The right are two
interfaces: one is exam class, and the other is display program. Select exam sub-class
by the selected node. Load the interface to display exam class, select exam class or
program to display the program interface.
The first node of the tree is selected by default. According to the first node (exam sub-
class), load the all exam classes to data table. The first row is selected by default.
Name, local description, exam class, exposure frequency, and whether to display
correspond to the first row of data, and in a non-editable state. Add, Edit, Delete are
available; and Save and Cancel is unavailable.
2) Select exam program in the tree

Select exam program in the tree graph, and appropriate exam program in data table.
The selected row of name, local description, exam class, exposure frequency, and
whether to display are displayed. Load the generator parameters of the program; if no
data exists, then name, local description, exam class, exam sub-class, and whether to
display, and generator are emptied or defaults; and in non-editable state. Add, Edit,
and Delete are available; and Save and Cancel are unavailable.
3) Add exam program

Click Add. Name, local description, exam class, exam sub-class, whether to display,
and generator are emptied or defaults. Add, Edit, and Delete are unavailable; and Save
and Cancel are available.
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Enter name, local description, exam class, exam sub-class, and whether to display, and
default generator.
Click Save, name, local description, exam class, exam sub-class, and whether to
display, and default generator becomes non-editable. Add a row of data to data table
and select it, and add node in the tree. Add, Edit, Delete are available, and Save and
Click Cancel to restore the previous state of the selected row.
4) Edit exam program

Select the program to edit in data table and click Edit. Name, local description, exam
class, exam sub-class, and whether to display, and generator are editable. Add, Edit,
Delete are unavailable, and Save and Cancel are available.
Edit name, local description, exam class, exam sub-class, and whether to display, and
generator.
Click Save, and name, local description, exam class, exam sub-class, and whether to
display, and generator become non-editable. The data selected of data table are
updated, and the tree is also updated. Add, Edit, Delete are available, and Save and
Click Cancel to restore the previous state of the selected row.
5) Delete exam program

Select the program to delete and click Delete. A dialog box pops up, reading Are you
sure to delete? If yes, delete the data of the row, and also nodes of tree. If no, restore
the previous state.
6) Tree graph <

Go to exam program to select exam class.
7) Refresh tree graph

Reload tree graph.
8) Delete tree graph

Delete the selected tree node, and the selected exam program on the tree.

2.7.2 Exam Sub-program
Figure 7.17 Exam sub-program

1) Relationship of exam sub-program and other lists
A exam sub-program corresponds to four groups of Generator parameters, that is, one
group of Generator parameters is dependent on a group of exam sub-program and
exam sub-class. Note that each generator parameter corresponds to a set of image
processing algorithms.
A body shape, body part, and projection method can be selected for an exam sub-
program, which exists in body shape table, body parts table, and projection method
table.
Refer to Exam Program to Add, Edit, and Delete exam sub-program.
2) Generator parameter table

Generator parameters include KV, MA, MAS, ionization chamber, and focal point
size. Select one of records to configure the current KV, MA, MAS, and ionization
chamber. Note configuration can be done only when hardware connection is
successful. Avoid power cross-border due to manual modification.
3) Edit parameters of exam program generator

Select exam program to edit, select the row of transmitter parameters, the body shape.
Edit in Preferences is available, Save, unavailable, and Left, Right, Middle, as well as
- and + of kv, MA, and MS adjustments, all unavailable.
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Click Edit in Preferences, and then Edit is unavailable. Save is available, and Left,
Right, Middle, as well as - and + of kv, MA, and MS adjustments are all available.
Adjust kv, MA, and MS parameters, and wait for approval of hardware.
Click Save in Preferences. Parameters are successfully saved in database. Edit is
available. Save is unavailable, and Left, Right, Middle, as well as - and + of kv, MA,
and MS adjustments are all unavailable.
4) Body parts
Refer to exam program to Add, Edit, and Delete body parts.
5) Projection method
Refer to exam program to Add, Edit, and Delete projection method.
6) Image processing
Refer to exam program to Add, Edit, and Delete image processing.
Image processing parameters
Due to complex image processing algorithm parameters, it is impossible to manually

configure on the site. Here are two functions available: Generate a set of algorithms
for each generator parameter record, and Correspondence of generated algorithms and
the corresponding generator parameters.
Gop:
int nWidth=3009,nHeight=3009;
unsigned short* Xlive = new unsigned short[nWidth*nHeight];
CLutGop * XBalance=new CLutGop();
BOOL result;
long rwnum;
FILE* flive = fopen("chest3009.raw","rb+");
if(flive!=NULL)
{
rwnum=fread(Xlive,nWidth*nHeight*sizeof(unsigned short),1,flive);
if(rwnum==-1)
return 0;
fclose(flive);
}
else
{
return 0;

XBalance->ParameterTrans(0.5,0.5,0.5,0.5,0.5);
result=XBalance->DoFlut(Xlive,nWidth,nHeight);
if(!result)return 0;
result=XBalance->DoGop(Xlive,nWidth,nHeight);
if(!result)return 0;
delete XBalance;
delete [] Xlive;
return 1;
For specific algorithm debugging, edit the curve in the DR playback interface.
Figure 7.18 Configuration of image processing parameters
2.8 IP Configuration
Click “ ” into internet connection interface. Shown as Fig 7.19.
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Fig 7.19 Internet connection

Js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE Explanation of Labels and Graphic
Symbols
Appendix A
Explanation of Labels and Graphic
Symbols
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Js0114.01 WD-ACQUIRE Explanation of Labels and Graphic Symbols
1. Product Nameplate
2. Explanation of Graphical Symbols

No. Graph Explanation
Caution, warning
1
X-ray source assembly: transmit
2
(Power) on
4
(Power) off
5
Small focal point
6
Large focal point
7
Wait
8
Protective grounding
10
N Neutral line
11
L Phase symbol
12
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01 WD-ACQUIRE WD-ACQUIRE specification

Image Acquisition System

Please read this manual carefully prior to installation and use.

Copyright © Wandong Medical Equipment

Beijing Wandong Medical Technology Co., Ltd.

Transportation and storage conditions:

Ambient temperature: -20℃~ 70℃;

Ambient temperature: 15℃~ 30℃

To ensure normal operation, you must make sure the use

2. Electrical facilities in the room shall be in line with national standards;

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Indicate dangers, warnings, and notes. Specific contents are

○ Examples of graphical marks

The operation of being neglected by the mark may cause

Product appearance and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Indicates B-type electrical safety of X-ray generator

Is the identification of protective grounding

 Read the following precautions for proper use.

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The manual is to elaborate the operation processes and functions of the

See specific instructions for use as User Guide attached.

CHAPTER I SYSTEM INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................7

CHAPTER III CASES TO BE EXAMED...........................................................................................14

1. MANAGEMENT OF CASES TO BE EXAMED.......................................................................................15

MANAGEMENT OF HISTORICAL CASES.....................................................................................20

1. MANAGEMENT OF HISTORICAL IMAGES..........................................................................................21

DR IMAGE ACQUISITION & PROCESSING.................................................................................27

CHAPTER VI DIAGNOSTIC REPORT............................................................................................39

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CHAPTER VII PREFERENCES.........................................................................................................44

EXPLANATION OF LABELS AND GRAPHIC SYMBOLS...........................................................65

Chapter I System Introduction

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 Personalized acquisition exposure parameters based on acquisition modes;

 Dynamic information display (optional), and playback of sequencing images;

1.2 System Hardware

 Image receiver: 1 (or 2)

Monitor(20 inch ,1600 X 900) mouse, keyboard, etc.)

1.3 Routine Preventive Maintenance

Here are some considerations during routine maintenance:

 USB external storage device is prohibited.

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 Turn on the computer;

Figure 2.1 Login screen

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Figure 2.2 Invaray2 interface diagram

The list in the middle shows patients’ basic info.

The rest is specific function area, which will be described later.

Figure 2.3 Exit interface

 Click OK to close the application and return to the desktop.

 Click Cancel to return to the application.

Due to the need to release the hardware resources, it

 Press CTRL-ALT-DEL and click Task Manager;

 Select the page Application;

 The application is closed. Return to the desktop;

Restart the application.

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Chapter III Cases to be Examed

1. Management of Cases to be Examed

Figure 3.1 Schematic of cases to be examed

2. Query of Cases to be examined

Query entry can be configured according to the hospital

Figure 3.2 Query fields

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