M517-E480A (DAR7500 DR Console Installation Manual)

Document : M517-E480
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Digital Radiography System

DAR-7500
DR Console
Installation Service Manual
This manual is for professional service engineers.

It bears no relation to the usual operation
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Installation Service Manual Revision : A
Revision History
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First Edition 08/20/2007 - New Release A. Baba
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Document : M517-E480 Digital Radiography DAR-7500 DR Console

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Contents (DR Console Service Manual)
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1.1 Product Code .............................................................. 1
1.2 Optional Components .................................................. 1
1.3 Dimensions/Weight ...................................................... 1
1.4 Environmental Conditions ............................................ 1
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1.6 Equipment Disposal ..................................................... 1

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1.2 Operating Environment ..............................................MD-2
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5.1 Software (AP/OS) and Data Flow ...............................MD-9

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When a Message Appears at PC Startup ...................MT-19
1.1 Referring to Error Messages........................................MT-1
1.2 Precautions ................................................................MT-4 $SSHQGL['5&RQVROH(UURU0HVVDJH7DEOH............. AppxMT-1
1.3 Error Message ............................................................MT-4
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2.1 Overview of the Event Viewer ......................................MT-5
2.2 Starting the Event Viewer ............................................MT-5
&RQ¿JXUDWLRQDQG+RZWR9LHZWKH(YHQW9LHZHU .........MT-6
2.4 Details of Events .........................................................MT-7
2.5 Saving the Event Log ..................................................MT-8
2.6 Deleting the Event Log ................................................MT-9
2.7 Quitting the Event Viewer ............................................MT-9
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3.1 Precautions to be Observed
During the Use of Output Options ..............................MT-10
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4.1 Checking the Memory ...............................................MT-12
&KHFNLQJWKH+DUG'LVN ............................................MT-13
4.3 Resetting the Refresh Frequency ..............................MT-14
4.4 Resetting the Touch Panel Sound .............................MT-15
4.5 Changing the Barcode Reader/
Magnetic Card Reader Driver Software ......................MT-16
&RQ¿UPDWLRQ5HTXLUHG
When Beeps Sound at PC Startup .............................MT-18

MC: Inspection, Replacement and Adjustment
1. Reinstalling the OS and Application ............................ MC-1 'LVSOD\2SWLPL]DWLRQ /87¿OHVHWWLQJV .................... MC-41
2. Installing and Setting Up the OS ..................................... MC-2 5HVWRULQJWKH&RQ¿J.................................................... MC-42

2.1 Installing and Setting Windows XP.............................. MC-2
14. Firewall Settings........................................................... MC-44
2.2 Installing the Driver Software .................................... MC-11
15. Conducting Windows XP Activation .......................... MC-49
2.3 Setting the OS ......................................................... MC-18
16. Connecting the High-resolution Monitor ................... MC-51
3. Setting Up the Monitor................................................. MC-25
3.1 15" Monitor with Touch Panel ................................... MC-25
3.2 Option Monitor, 3M Color / Monochrome .................... MC-25
3.3 Option Monitor, 2M Monochrome............................... MC-25
4. Installing MSDE and Its Service Pack ........................ MC-26
5. IInstalling the DR Console-AP .................................... MC-28

5.1 Installing the AP....................................................... MC-28
5.2 Replacing the Menu Database.................................. MC-31
6. Installing Various Components .................................. MC-32

6.1 Built_in Console....................................................... MC-32
6.2 FRIS Modules.......................................................... MC-33
7. Installing the DR Console Standard Key ................... MC-35
8. Option Key Installation ................................................ MC-36
9. AP Key Installation....................................................... MC-37
10 $SSO\LQJ+RW¿[............................................................. MC-38
11. Initializing the Image Database ................................... MC-39

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8.1 Film Annotation Character Setup
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8.1.2 FilmStrFmt File Description Format ......................MU-63
3.1 Meanings of Individual Tree Items ...............................MU-6
8.1.3 Changing the Film Annotation Characters .............MU-65
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&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ'HWDLOV²,0$*(02'$/,7<..........MU-10 8.1.6 Film Annotation Character
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9.1 Initializing the Image Database ................................. MU-79
&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ'HWDLOV²&21),*237,21............MU-48
9.2 Clearing the Contents of
6HWWLQJWKH1DPH(OHPHQWV the Image Output Queue .......................................... MU-80
for DICOM Connection .............................................MU-49
9.3 Initializing the Patient Database ................................ MU-81
3.10 Setting Up the DICOM Print Film
Sorting Function ......................................................MU-51 9.4 Initializing the Study Reservation Database............... MU-81
3.11 MAC Address Manual Input ......................................MU-54 9.5 Initializing the Calibration Database .......................... MU-82
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15.1 Setup for Addition of Descriptive Characters to Icons
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15.2 Setup of Auto Shuttering Processing......................... MU-90
16. 0HQX,QIRUPDWLRQ,PSRUW([SRUW7RRO ................................... MU-91

16.1 Functions and Overview of
the Menu Information Import Export Tool .................. MU-91
16.2 Setting Up
the Menu Information Import Export Tool ..................... MU-93
16.3 Starting/Shutting Down
the Menu Information Import Export Tool .................. MU-93
16.4 Exporting Exposure Menus ...................................... MU-94
16.5 Importing Exposure Menus....................................... MU-94
16.6 Checking APR Information ....................................... MU-96
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$SSHQGL[% &UHDWLQJ'HOHWLQJ0DUNHUV ................ AppxMU B-1
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1.2 Service Parts List ........................................................SP-3

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3.1 Service Voltage .........................................................PM-2
3.2 Power Plug ................................................................PM-2
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4.1 PC Internal Cleaning ..................................................PM-3
4.2 Filter Change (every year) ..........................................PM-3
4.3 Keyboard and Mouse Cleaning...................................PM-3
4.4 LCD Cleaning ............................................................PM-4
4.5 CD-ROM Drive Cleaning ............................................PM-4
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5.1 Executing the FMV Diagnosis
[Applicable only in Japan] ...........................................PM-5
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6.2 Image Output to Film .................................................PM-5
6.3 Image Transfer ..........................................................PM-5
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7.1 Backup of Setup Files and Log Files ...........................PM-6
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'5&RQVROH,QVWDOODWLRQ&RQGLWLRQV ...............................,11 4.2 DR Console Setup for FPD Connection ...................... ,15
1.1 Dimensions and Weight ...............................................,11 4.2.1 Starting the Service Utility..................................... ,15
4.2.2 DR Console System Information Setup................... ,16
7HPSHUDWXUHDQG+XPLGLW\ ...........................................,11
4.2.3 Optimizing the Monitor Display .............................. ,11
1.3 Places of Installation ....................................................,11
4.2.4 Changing the Menu Database ............................... ,11
1.4 Power Requirements ...................................................,11 4.2.5 Exiting the Service Utility ...................................... ,12
2. ,QVWDOODWLRQ3URFHGXUH2YHUYLHZ .......................................,12 4.3 Procedures for Changing the DR Console

and FPD IP Addresses............................................... ,13
'5&RQVROH+DUGZDUH6HWXS ..........................................,13 4.4 Procedures for Changing
3.1 Unloading and Unpacking ............................................,13 WKH'5&RQVROH+RVW1DPH ....................................... ,13
3.2 Checking the Component Items ....................................,14 4.5 DR Console Setup for
Connection to Other Equipment .................................. ,13
3.3 Installing the Accessories and Optional Items................,15
4.6 Barcode Reader/
3.3.1 Keyboard, Mouse, and Power Cable ........................,15 Magnetic Card Reader Connection ............................. ,13
3.3.2 Monitor ................................................................,15
4.7 Checking APR Information ......................................... ,14
3.4 Making a Cable Connection to the FPD .........................,16
4.8 Setting the DX Parameter .......................................... ,14
3.5 Connecting to the Other Equipment ..............................,16
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6RIWZDUH6HWXS .................................................................,17 5.1 Checking the Connection
4.1 DR Console-AP Startup ...............................................,17 between the DR Console and FPD ............................. ,15
4.1.1 OS Startup ...........................................................,18 5.2 Checking the Connection
4.1.2 OS Setups ...........................................................,18 between the DR Console and Other Equipment .......... ,15
4.1.3 Touch Panel Driver Installation 5.3 Checking the Output Image ........................................ ,15
[Skip this procedure if the 15" monitor
with a touch panel is provided.] ...............................,19 6HWXS)LOH%DFNXS,PDJH'DWDEDVH,QLWLDOL]DWLRQ
4.1.4 Option Key Installation ......................................... ,13 DQG(UURU/RJ9HUL¿FDWLRQ'HOHWLRQ.............................. ,16
4.1.5 AP Key Installation .............................................. ,14 6.1 Backing Up the DR Console Setup File ....................... ,16
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6.2 Initializing Various Image Databases .......................... ,17
6.2.1 Initializing Image Databases ................................. ,17

6.2.2 Clearing the Image Output Queue ......................... ,18
6.2.3 Initializing the Patient Database............................. ,19
6.3 Checking and Deleting
the DR Console Error Log .......................................... ,19
6.4 Turning OFF the DR Console and FPD ....................... ,10

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2. Installing the High-resolution Graphics
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4. Reinstalling the DR Console-AP
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1. Connecting the Barcode Reader 2. MSDE (including SQLSP).................................... $SS[,13
to the DR Console ............................................... Appx,11 3. Option Keys ......................................................... $SS[,15
2. Settings Required When Using the Study List Search 4. Console Software (Built_inConsole) ........................... $SS[,16
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5. FRIS Modules [Applicable only in Japan] ............ $SS[,17
2.1 Setting the Search Key .................................. $SS[,13
2.2 Setting the Barcode Type .............................. $SS[,14 $SSHQGL[ 8SJUDGLQJWKH$3 .................................. $SS[,11
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2. Connecting the DR Console to the Reader ......... $SS[,12 +DUGZDUH6HWXS.................................................$SS[,13
3. Setting the Reader and Magnetic Card ............... $SS[,14 2. Software Setup ..................................................$SS[,14
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[Reference] .......................................................... $SS[,18
2.1.1 Starting the Service Utility ....................$SS[,14
5. ID Card Data Format [Reference] ........................ $SS[,12 2.1.2 Setup for the Study Modality .................$SS[,15
2.1.3 Setup of Information on This Equipment 2.1.4 Registration of Information
for the DICOM CR Storage Function ...........$SS[,16 on Other Connected Equipment for
2.1.4 Registration of Information the DICOM DX Storage Function ............. $SS[,10
on Other Connected Equipment 2.1.5 Settings of Automatic Image Distribution
for the DICOM CR Storage Function .......... $SS[,19 ',675,%87,21&2'( ....................... $SS[,13
2.1.5 Settings of Automatic Image Distribution 2.1.6 Setup for
',675,%87,21&2'( ....................... $SS[,12 &211(&7,1*(48,30(17.............. $SS[,14
2.1.6 Setup for 2.1.7 Settings for UID Issuance................... $SS[,14
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2.1.7 Settings for UID Issuance................... $SS[,13
2.1.9 'LVSOD\*UDGDWLRQ&RUUHFWLRQ6HWXS .......... $SS[,16
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2.1.10 Service Utility Shutdown .................... $SS[,18
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2.1.10 Service Utility Shutdown .................... $SS[,16 on Other Connected Equipment ................. Appx,18
2.2 Software Setup 3. Connection Checkout ...................................... $SS[,19
on Other Connected Equipment ................. $SS[,17
3.1 DR Console-AP Startup ............................. $SS[,19
3. Connection Checkout ...................................... $SS[,18
3.2 Image Transfer
3.1 DR Console-AP Startup ............................. $SS[,18 to Other Connected Equipment .................. $SS[,19
3.2 Image Transfer 4. Setup File Backup............................................ Appx,10
to Other Connected Equipment .................. $SS[,18
4. Setup File Backup............................................ $SS[,19 $SSHQGL[ ',&203ULQW ......................................... $SS[,11
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2.1.1 Installation of the DICOM Print Key ....... $SS[,13
2. Software Setup ..................................................$SS[,14
2.1.2 AP Key Reinstallation .......................... $SS[,14
2.1 DR Console Software Setup ........................$SS[,14
2.1.3 Service Utility Startup .......................... $SS[,14
2.1.1 Starting the Service Utility ....................$SS[,14
2.1.4 Setup of Information
2.1.2 Setup for the Study Modality .................$SS[,16 on This Equipment for
2.1.3 Setup of Information the DICOM Print Function .................... $SS[,15
on This Equipment for
the DICOM DX Storage Function ...............$SS[,17

2.1.5 Registration of Information 2.3.2 Registration of RIS Information ............. $SS[,19
on Other Connected Equipment for
2.3.3 Registration of RIS Used for MWM ...... $SS[,11
the DICOM Print Function ........................$SS[,18
2.1.6 Registration of Printer That Automatically 2.4 Setup for the DICOM PPS Function ........... $SS[,11
Outputs Print Films Upon Completion of Checkout 2.4.1 Setup of DR Console Information
±&211(&7,1*(48,30(17 ............... $SS[,12 for the DICOM PPS Function .............. $SS[,11
2.1.7 Film Annotation Character 2.4.2 Registration of RIS Information ........... $SS[,13
Format Setup ............................... $SS[,13
2.4.3 Registration of RIS Used with PPS ...... $SS[,14
&KDQJHVLQ1DPH(OHPHQWV ............... $SS[,13
2.1.9 Setup for Film Sorting Function ........... $SS[,13 0:0336&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ6HWXS ................. $SS[,14
2.1.10 Setting the DICOM Print *HQHUDO6HWWLQJVIRU0:0336 .......... $SS[,15
Output Conditions ............................. $SS[,14 2.5.2 Setting the Method of Inquiring
2.1.11 Service Utility Shutdown .................... $SS[,14 at the RIS ........................................ $SS[,16
2.5.3 Setting Additional MWM Inquiry Items ....... $SS[,17
2.2 Software Setup for
Other Connected Equipment ...................... $SS[,15 2.5.4 Setting the Compliance
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FFIdPat It failed that [%1] The “LangStrDB” key was not
InfoInput gets the SexMale found in Directory.ini or the ID
13005 caption 30705 was not registered in the
character string data base.
Error message
FFIipInput It failed that [%1] The connection character string
connects to was not properly registered for
13005 STRDB the “LangStrDB” key in Directory.
ini.
FFIpcInf [%1] It failed in_ Main thread creation was no
beginthread(%2). successful. The problem is
13005 attributable to resource
inadequacy or system instability.
* There are two or more occurrences of the same error code

(event).
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1.2 Precautions 1.3 Error Message
y An error such as incorrectly entered image processing parameters For error messages, see “Appendix DR Console Error Message
will not be handled as an error. Table.
y The correlation between the error level (the second digit of an error
code number) of DR Console-generated errors and that assumed by
Windows (Event Viewer) is as follows.
Error level Error level assumed by Windows

0 : Fatal Error EVENTLOG_ERROR_TYPE
1 : Warning EVENTLOG_WARNING_TYPE
2 : Warning EVENTLOG_WARNING_TYPE
3 : Information EVENTLOG_INFORMATION_TYPE
9 : Logical Error EVENTLOG_ERROR_TYPE

2. Using the Event Viewer 2.2 Starting the Event Viewer
1. Start up the Service Utility mode.
The Windows XP Event Viewer is used for checking details of errors
occurring with Windows XP or the DR Console-AP. For details of Service Utility mode startup, see
How to use the Event Viewer is described herein, together with the “1. Starting/Exiting the Service Utility: in MU: Maintenance
startup procedures. Utility”.
The “IIP Service Utility” window opens.
2.1 Overview of the Event Viewer

A variety of information items, such as resource information, system
operation status and application errors occurring with Windows XP, are
recorded (logged) to the Event Viewer.
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y Application Log
y System Log
y Security Log
The DR Console-AP error information is recorded to the Application
Log.
To display the DR Console-AP error information, select the “Application
Log” from the tree menu of the Event Viewer main window shown
below.
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2. Click .
the Event Viewer
Æ The Event Viewer main window opens. ([SODLQHGKHUHLQDUHWKH(YHQW9LHZHU¶VVFUHHQFRQ¿JXUDWLRQ VKRZQ
below) and how to view it.
Â REFERENCE
Use the following procedures if you cannot start up the Event
Viewer from the Service Utility mode.
1. From the “Start” menu at the lower left of the desktop window,
select “Settings” and then “Control Panel” to display the “Control
Panel” window.
2. Double-click “Administrative Tool” to display the “Administrative
Tool” window.
3. Double-click “Event Viewer”. The Event Viewer starts up. A B C D E F G H
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A Types:
Symbol Meaning Description
Displayed when a fatal error, such as failure in
Error device driver or service startup, or loss of data,
occurs while the system is running.
Displayed to indicate that the system has started
Information normally being successful in startup of services or
remote access.
Displayed to indicate that the Warning can be
Warning attributable to the cause of the error that has
occurred.
B Date :
The date when an event occurs.
C Time :
The time when an event occurs.
D Source :
The application that wrote an event.
E Category :
Event category
F Event :
Event ID
G User :
The user who has been logged in when an event
occurs. “N/A” will be displayed if software that does not
specify the user’s name is used.
H Computer : Computer name used when an event occurs.

2.4 Details of Events 2. Check detailed information of an event.
Described below are the procedures used for checking detailed event
information.
1. On the Event Viewer main window, double-click the log you

wish to display.
"Description (D)"
column
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Æ The “Event Properties” window opens. column
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Description (D) : Displays detailed information of an event.

Data (T) : Displays the location where an event occurs,
using the information based on the number of
bytes or words.
3. Click .
Æ The system return to the “Event Viewer” window.

2.5 Saving the Event Log 3. Select or enter the following.
I
How to save event logs is explained below.
NOTE
Be sure to have a DOS/V-formatted FD ready to use for saving event
logs.
1. Insert the FD used for saving event logs into the FDD.
2. From the “Action” menu of the Event Viewer main window,

select “Save Log File As...”.
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If “Text (Tab Separation)” is selected for “Save as Type”, event logs
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4. Click .
Æ The system returns to the “Event Viewer/Application Log” window.
5. Check to see that the FDD’s access lamp has went off and
remove the FD from FDD.

2.6 Deleting the Event Log 2.7 Quitting the Event Viewer
How to delete event logs are explained below. How to quit the Event Viewer is explained below.
1. From the “Action” menu of the Event Viewer window, select 1. Click of the Event Viewer main window.
“Clear all Events”. Æ The system return to the desktop window.
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2. Click .
Æ The system returns to the “Event Viewer/Application Log” window,
deleting thus all event logs.
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3. Information Useful for Error
Recovery
3.1 Precautions to be Observed During
the Use of Output Options
If an error message of the error code 50001 appears at DR Console-AP
startup, check the settings for the following option.
Inappropriately performed settings will disable the DR Console to start
up properly.
y DICOM MPPS
The checks to be performed are detailed below:

P/N Product Code Check
Verify that the option key is installed, and
then check that the MPPS option
performs DICOM settings and
CONNECTING EQUIPMENT settings
properly. The procedure is described
below:
1. With the Service Utility, open the “Setup
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2. Open “NETWORK CONFIGURATION”
502-26138-02 DICOM MPPS and then “THIS HOST (IIP)”.
3. Check that the MPPS SCU is registered
appropriately.
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ALL OTHER NODES.
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CONNECTNIG EQUIPMENT.
* Register as appropriate if no data is

registered at steps 3, 4 and 5., above.

NOTE
4. Troubleshooting
FFTP, Fujitsu or PFU assumes responsibility to replace parts provided
within the PC (those other than service parts).
The table below summarizes various troubles that may arise with the
DR Console. In accordance with the encountered trouble, perform a
procedure indicated in the “Check Method/Remedies” column.
Symptom Probable Causes Check Method/Remedies

The PC (Windows) does It is conceivable that the PC’s memory Check the PC’s memory. If it is defective, replace it.
not start up. may be defective.
For the memory check procedure, see “4.1 Checking the Memory”.
The DR Console-AP It is conceivable that the data stored on Check the hard disk. If any error is revealed by the check, perform a procedure for achieving
(application) does not the hard disk may be partly damaged. error recovery or replace the hard disk.
start up.
For the hard disk check procedure, see “4.2 Checking the Hard Disk”.
Installed options are not properly set up. Properly set up system options.
[Displayed error code: 50001 Æ 20110]
For details, see “3.1 Precautions to be Observed During the Use of Options”.
The image database is not initialized. With the Service Utility, initialize the image database.
[Displayed error code: 50001 Æ 20001 Æ
30107 Æ 30151 Æ 20110]
The MAC address is not acquired. If the error recurs after the network driver is updated, replace the PC’s motherboard. Before
[Displayed error code: 20111 Æ 20110 motherboard replacement, acquire the MAC address manually and start up the
(Error 20111 is recorded only in the DR Console-AP.
application’s event log.)]
For the MAC address acquisition procedure, see “3.11 MAC Address Manual
Input: in MU: Maintenance Utility”.
The DR Console-AP The selector resetup procedure is not After the host name for the built-in type equipment is changed, use the selector setup of the
(application) does not completed. Service Utility to set the built-in type equipment host name again.
start up. [Displayed error code: 31099]
For the setup procedure, see “12. Setting the Selectors – Selector Setting: in MU:
Maintenance Utility”.
7KH/&'ÀLFNHUV The refresh frequency setting is improper. Correct the refresh frequency setting.
For the refresh frequency setup procedure, see “4.3 Resetting the Refresh Frequency”.
The LCD touch panel The screen contact position correction With the utility tool for the touch panel, perform the touch panel sound setup procedure again.
does not sound. procedure was performed twice in
succession. For the setup procedure, see “4.4 Resetting the Touch Panel Sound”.
The barcode reader The proper driver software is not installed. With Windows “Device Manager”, switch to the proper driver software.
(BCR) does not operate. Reinstalling the OS with the BCR
connected to a USB port results in For the driver software change procedure, see “4.5 Changing the Barcode Reader/
installation of improper driver software. Magnetic Card Reader Driver Software”.
The BCR does not The BCR is connected to an improper Connect the BCR to a recommended USB port.
normally operate. USB port.

4.1 Checking the Memory
Use the “Drivers disks” supplied with the PC to check the memory.
“Drivers disks” are the CD-ROMs where various kinds of driver software
items are stored.

&KHFNLQJWKH+DUG'LVN 4. Verify that the check boxes in the “Check disk options” area
are unchecked, and then click .
1. Start up Windows XP and open Windows Explorer.
2. Right-click drive C (Local Disk C:) and then choose

“Properties”.
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The hard disk check starts (and it takes about 5 minutes when the
disk size is 40GB).
When the hard disk is normal, Phases up to 3 will be completed and a

dialog box will open to indicate the completion of the hard disk check.
If the hard disk is not normal, Phases up to 3 will not be completed and
a dialog box will open to indicate that the hard disk check is not
completed.
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3. Choose the “Tools” tab. In the “Error-checking” area, click

.
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4.3 Resetting the Refresh Frequency NOTE
If the screen becomes disordered when a setting of 75 Hertz is
,IWKHVFUHHQÀLFNHUVLWFDQEHUHVWRUHGWRQRUPDOE\FKDQJLQJWKH chosen, change the setting to 70 Hertz.
refresh frequency setting. If the screen becomes disordered even when set to 70 Hertz,
The refresh frequency change procedure is described below. change it to 60 Hertz.
1. Choose “Properties” from the right-click menu on the

desktop.
The “Display Properties” window opens.
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2. Click the “Settings” tab.
3. Click .
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6. Click .
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7. Click .
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The screen area changes and the “Monitor Setup” window opens.
The “Plug and Play Monitor on NVidia Riva TNT2” window opens.
8. Click .
4. Click the “Monitor” tab.
NOTE
5. From the “Refresh Frequency” pull-down menu, choose
If you do not click within 15 seconds, the system
“75 Hertz”.
reverts the previous setting. Therefore, click it without delay.
9. Click to close the “Display Properties” window.

4.4 Resetting the Touch Panel Sound 3. Perform following settings.
If you perform the screen contact position correction procedure two or

more times in succession, the touch panel may fail to sound when you
touch it.
To recover the touch panel sound generation function, perform the I.
following procedure.
1. Double-click on the desktop.
The “TouchWare Properties” window opens. II.
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I. Touch to set Touch Mode to [Click on touch].
2. Select the “Touch Settings” tab. II. Touch to set Touch Sound to [System beep on
touchdown].
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window. The touch sound will then be restored.

4.5 Changing the Barcode Reader/ 5. In the “Device Manager” window, right-click “Human
Interface Devices” and then “USB Human Interface Device”
Magnetic Card Reader Driver Software to select “Update Drivers...”.
If any encountered problem is attributable to the recognition of wrong
driver software, use Windows XP’s “Device Manager” to check whether
proper driver software is used. If improper driver software is used,
replace it with proper driver software.
The driver software check/change procedure is indicated below.
1. Open the Windows XP desktop screen.
2. Select “Control Panel” from the menu.

The Control Panel opens.
3. Double-click .
The “System Properties” window opens.
4. Choose the “Hardware” tab and then click

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.
The “Hardware Update Wizard” window opens.
6. Select and click

.
A window opens prompting you to select an installation option.
7. Select and click

.
A window opens prompting you to select a driver.
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The “Device Manager” window opens.

8. Select a driver you wish to install and click . 10. Verify that the proper USB drivers are installed.
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A window opens to indicate that installation processing has ended.
9. Clck .
You are then returned to the “Device Manager” window.

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Sound at PC Startup
A series of beeps may sound when display of the relevant error
message or the problem indication is disabled on the monitor at PC
startup.
Example:
[One beep] ´ [3 consecutive beeps] ´ [3 consecutive beeps] ´
[1 beep] (beep pattern: 1-3-3-1)
The beep sounds in different patterns depending on the detected error
or problem, as shown in the table below.
Beep pattern Causes/remedies

1-2 An error occurred with the PCI device ROM.
7KH¿UVWEHHS y If an optional PCI card is mounted, check to see if it
sounds long.) is mounted correctly.
In the even that the beep sounds even if it is
mounted correctly, contact vendor.
If the PCI card mounted is the one that is available
on the market, contact manufacturer or vendor.
y If the beep sounds even though no PCI card is
mounted, contact vendor.
1-1-1-1 A memory test error occurred.
1-3-3-1 The memory may not have been mounted correctly
1-3-3-2 or memory that is not supported by this PC may have
1-3-4-1 been mounted. Check to see if the memory is
1-3-4-3 mounted correctly.
1-4-1-1 In the even that the beep sounds even if it is mounted
correctly, contact vendor.

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Message Appears at PC Startup
An error message may appear on the monitor at PC startup.
Check content of the message that may appear and take remedial
actions below as appropriate.
Error message Error causes Remedies

CMOS Checksum Error The CMOS checksum was wrong. All BIOS setup 6DYH%,26VHWXSGDWDWR¿QLVK%,26VHWXSSURFHVVLQJ:KHQ%,26VHWXSLWHPV
items have been changed to the standard setup have been changed from the standard setup values to others, save such setup
values. GDWDDSSURSULDWHO\DIWHUFKDQJLQJWKHVHWXSYDOXHVDQGWKHQ¿QLVK%,26VHWXS
processing.
Keyboard Error An error occurred during the keyboard test. Turn the power OFF and make sure that the keyboard is connected correctly.
Wait at least for 10 seconds and then turn the power ON again.
Floppy Drive A Error An error occurred during the FDD test. Turn the power OFF and make sure that the FDD is mounted correctly.
nnn FAN Error An error occurred at FAN check during POST. Turn the power OFF and make sure that the FAN is not damaged or the FAN
cable is connected correctly.
nnn Voltage Error An error occurred at voltage check during POST. Contact vendor.
The system chassis was Make sure that the “Security” – “Chassis Open Warning” settings at BIOS setup
opened. are “Disabled”.
Single-Bit Error DIMM n A 1bit error occurred in memory slot DIMM n, There are no problems if the memory is used continuously as is. If the same
which was then corrected accordingly. error recurs frequently, turn the power OFF and make sure the memory is
mounted correctly.
Multi-Bit Error DIMM n An uncorrectable error occurred in memory slot Turn the power OFF and make sure that the memory is mounted correctly.
DIMM n.
Non-ECC DIMM detected Unsupported memory is mounted. Make sure that the FUJITSU genuine memory is mounted.
Unsupported DIMM detected Unsupported memory is mounted. Make sure that the FUJITSU genuine memory is mounted.
PCI System error B:nn D:nn F:nn A system error (SERR) occurred in the PCI device. Turn the power OFF and make sure that the PCI card is mounted correctly.
PCI Parity error B:nn D:nn F:nn A system error (PERR) occurred in the PCI device. Turn the power OFF and make sure that the PCI card is mounted correctly.
nnn Temperature Error An abnormal temperature was detected. Turn the power OFF and make sure that the FAN is not damaged or the FAN
cable is connected correctly. Wait at least for about 10 minutes and then turn
the power ON again.
Password Error An incorrect password was input. Re-input a correct password.
3Q30HPRU\&RQÀLFW Either of the following errors occurred. Turn the power OFF and make sure that the PCI card is mounted correctly.
y The extension ROM was not initialized with an
extension card.
y A failure resulted on the extension card.

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Appendix DR Console Error Message Table
Event Event Source Description Causes Remedies Remarks

10000 MenuManager Property data is invalid. A program internal error or inconsistency in Restart. Use the User Utility to check “%s”: Detailed
[%s] exposure menu data. parameter of the exposure menu at error explanation
Invalid Data(%s%s) occurrence.
10001 MenuManager Method Error. A program internal error. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, “%s”: Detailed
[%s] reinstall the system. explanation
Error Message: %s
10900 IIPInputEz %1 : Registry Value The acquisition/setup key or registration Check the registry key.
Get/Set Error%n information is abnormal.
[Key] %2%n
[Exp] %3%n
%4%n
%5
10901 IIPInputEz %1 : Database Connection This error is attributable to an abnormal &KHFN'LUHFWRU\LQLRUGDWDEDVH¿OHQDPH
Error%n character string in Directory.ini, an incorrect
[DB] %2%n GDWDEDVH¿OHQDPHRUDGDPDJHG
[Exp] %3%n database.
%4%n
%5
10902 IIPInputEz %1 : Database Data This error is attributable to an abnormal &KHFNWKHGDWDEDVHWDEOH¿HOGQDPH
Get/Set Error%n database acquisition/setup key or
[DB] %2%n database.
[Table] %3%n
[Field] %4%n
[Exp] %5
10903 IIPInputEz %1 : Dicom Data Object The DDO acquisition/setup tag is Check the DDO tag.
Get/Set Error%n abnormal.
[Tag] %2%n
[Exp] %3%n
%4%n
%5
10904 IIPInputEz %1 : Other Error%n Unknown error.
[Procedure] %2%n
[ErrorCode] %3%n
[Exp] %4%n
%5
[Key] %2%n
[Exp] %3%n
%4%n
%5

Revision : A Installation Service Manual Appx MT-1
11900 IIPPortable %1 : Registry Value Get/ The registry was damaged. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
Set Error reinstall the system.
[Key] %2
[Exp] %3
%4
%5
%4%n
%5
11901 IIPPortable %1 : Database Connection Failed in accessing the image database. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
Error reinstall the system and perform
[DB] %2 “Initialization of image database”. (Image
[Exp] %3 data will be fully deleted.)
%4
%5
11902 IIPInputEz %1 : Database Data Get/ This error is attributable to an abnormal &KHFNWKHGDWDEDVHWDEOH¿HOGQDPH
Set Error%n acquisition/setup key or database.
[DB] %2%n
[Table] %3%n
[Field] %4%n
[Exp] %5
11902 IIPPortable %1 : Database Data Get/ Failed in accessing the image database. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
Set Error reinstall the system and perform
[Table]%3 data will be fully deleted.)
[Field]%4
[Exp]%5
[Tag] %2%n
[Exp] %3%n
%4%n
%5
11903 IIPPortable %1 : DDO Data Get/Set 7KH''2¿OHZDVGDPDJHG Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
[Tag] %2 “Initialization of image database”. (Image
%3 data will be fully deleted.)
%4
%5
[Procedure] %2%n
[ErrorCode] %3%n
[Exp] %4%n
%5

11904 IIPPortable %1 : Other Error Program error or unstable system status. Check POCKET id Console connection
[Procedure] %2 status and restart. If the same symptom
[Error Code]%3 recurs, reinstall the system and perform
[Exp]%4 “Initialization of image database”. (Image
12001 FF32 [%1] )DLOHGLQUHDGLQJDELWPDS¿OH &KHFNWRVHHLIWKH¿OHQDPHLVFRUUHFWRU “%1”: Instance name
It failed in CreateFile(%2). It is conceivable that there was no such DYDLODEOHKDUGGLVNVSDFHLVVXI¿FLHQW “%2”: Error code
%3 ¿OHIUHHGLVNVSDFHZDVQRWVXI¿FLHQWRU Proceed with processing. ³´%LWPDS¿OH
the system was unstable. QDPH,FRQ¿OH
name
12002 FF32 [%1] )DLOHGLQFUHDWLQJD¿OHPDSREMHFW Proceed with processing. “%1”: Instance name
It failed in It is conceivable that available resources “%2”: Error code
CreateFileMapping(%2). ZHUHLQVXI¿FLHQWRUWKHV\VWHPZDV ³´%LWPDS¿OH
%3 unstable. QDPH,FRQ¿OH
name
12003 FF32 [%1] )DLOHGLQPDSSLQJD¿OH,WLVFRQFHLYDEOH Proceed with processing. “%1”: Instance name
It failed in WKDWDYDLODEOHUHVRXUFHVZHUHLQVXI¿FLHQW “%2”: Error code
MapViewOfFile(%2). or the system was unstable. ³´%LWPDS¿OH
%3 QDPH,FRQ¿OH
name
12004 FF32 [%1] Failed in creating a device context. Proceed with processing. “%1”: Instance name
CreateCompatibleDC. ZHUHLQVXI¿FLHQWRUWKHV\VWHPZDV
[%2] unstable.
12005 FF32 [%1] Failed in creating a DIB section. Proceed with processing. “%1”: Instance name
CreateDIBSection(%2). ZHUHLQVXI¿FLHQWRUWKHV\VWHPZDV ³´%LWPDS¿OH
name
12006 FF32 [%1] Failed in creating a bitmap picture object. Proceed with processing. “%1”: Instance name
OleCreatePictureIndirect(%2). ZHUHLQVXI¿FLHQWRUWKHV\VWHPZDV ³´%LWPDS¿OH
name
12008 FF32 [%1] )DLOHGLQUHDGLQJDQLFRQ¿OH &KHFNWRVHHLIWKH¿OHQDPHLVFRUUHFWRU “%1”: Instance name
It failed in ExtractIon. It is conceivable that there was no such DYDLODEOHKDUGGLVNVSDFHLVVXI¿FLHQW “%2”: Error code
%2 ¿OHIUHHGLVNVSDFHZDVQRWVXI¿FLHQWRU Proceed with processing.
the system was unstable.
12009 FF32 [%1] Failed in creating an picture object for an Proceed with processing. “%1”: Instance name
It failed in icon. It is conceivable that available “%2”: Error code
OleCreatePictureIndirect(%2). UHVRXUFHVZHUHLQVXI¿FLHQWRUWKHV\VWHP ³´%LWPDS¿OH
%3 was unstable. QDPH,FRQ¿OH
name
12011 FF32 [%1] 7KH¿OHSDWKZDVLOOHJDO &KHFNWRVHHLIWKH¿OHQDPHLVFRUUHFW “%1”: Instance name
,WLVD¿OHSDWKHUURU Proceed with processing. “%2”: Error code

12012 FF32 [%1] Failed in acquiring memory. &KHFNWRVHHLIWKH¿OHQDPHLVFRUUHFW “%1”: Instance name
Memory allocation failed(%2). It is conceivable that available resources Proceed with processing. “%2”: Error code
%3 ZHUHLQVXI¿FLHQWRUWKHV\VWHPZDV ³´%LWPDS¿OH
unstable. QDPH,FRQ¿OH
name
[Key] %2%n
[Exp] %3%n
%4%n
%5
12900 IIPPortable %1 : Registry Value Get/ A registry was damaged. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
Set Error reinstall the system.
[Key] %2
[Exp] %3
%4
%5
%4%n
%5
12901 IIPPortable %1 : Database Connection Failed in accessing the image database. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
[Exp] %3 data will be fully deleted.)
%4
%5
12902 IIPInputEz %1 : Database Data This error is attributable to an abnormal &KHFNWKHGDWDEDVHWDEOH¿HOGQDPH
Get/Set Error%n acquisition/setup key or database.
[DB] %2%n
[Table] %3%n
[Field] %4%n
[Exp] %5
12902 IIPPortable %1 : Database Data Get/ Failed in accessing the image database. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
Set Error reinstall the system and perform
[Table]%3 data will be fully deleted.)
[Field]%4
[Exp]%5
[Tag] %2%n
[Exp] %3%n
%4%n
%5

12903 IIPPortable %1 : DDO Data Get/Set 7KH''2¿OHZDVGDPDJHG Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
[Tag] %2 “Initialization of image database”. (Image
%4
%5
12904 IIPInputEz %1 : Unknown Error%n Unknown error. Check the POCKET id Console connection
[Procedure] %2%n status.
[ErrorCode] %3%n
[Exp] %4%n
%5
12904 IIPPortable %1 : Other Error A general-purpose information event log. Check the POCKET id Console connection
[Procedure] %2 status.
[Error Code]%3
[Exp]%4
%5
13000 FFIdMenuChange It failed that [%1] gets the The “Font” key was not found in the Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
FontName registry. characters can be corrupted.
13000 FFIdMenuItem It failed that [%1] gets the The “Font” key was not found in the Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
13001 FFCustomMsgBox MessageBox DataBase The message database was not Reinstall or check whether the message
Connection Error. successfully connected. It is conceivable database exists and the contents of
that the database did not exist or that the Directory.ini are correct.
VSHFL¿HGGDWDVRXUFHQDPHZDVLQYDOLG
13001 FFIdMenuChange It failed that [%1] gets the The “FontSizeSS”/“FontSizeS”/ Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
FontSize “FontSizeM”/“FontSizeL”/“FontSizeLL” key characters can be corrupted.
was not found in the registry.
13001 FFIdMenuItem It failed that [%1] gets the The “FontSizeSS”/“FontSizeS”/ Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
13001 FFIipInput It failed that [%1] gets the The “Font” key was not found in the Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
13001 FFIpcInf [%1] Initialization was unsuccessful. Restart. “%1”: Instance name
It failed in CoInitialize(%2). It is conceivable that the system was “%2”: Error code
unstable.
13001 FFLogFile [%1] /RJ¿OHFUHDWLRQZDVXQVXFFHVVIXO Check for a free disk space or restart. “%1”: Instance name
It failed in CreateFile(%2). The problem might have been caused, for “%2”: Error code
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inadequate disk space, or system name
instability.
13001 FFImageDBCTL Image Database Access The image database was not successfully Restart.
Failure. accessed (ADO error).
ErrNo:%1 NativeErrNo:%2
SQLState:%3 Source:%4
Description:%5

13001 FF32LIB Image Database Access The image database was not successfully Restart.
Failure. accessed (ADO error).
ErrNo:%1 NativeErrNo:%2
SQLState:%3 Source:%4
Description:%5
Error. accessed (ADO error).
ErroNo:%1
Source:%2
Description:%3
13001 FF32LIB FF32lib Database Access Failed in accessing the database. Restart.
Failure.%nFunction:%1
Command:%2%nErrNo:%3
NativeErrNo:%4
SQLState:%5%n
Source:%6%n
Description:%7
13002 FFIdMenuChange It failed that [%1] gets the The “Multibyte” key was not found in the Reinstall.
PXOWLE\WHÀDJ registry.
13002 FFIdMenuItem It failed that [%1] gets the The “Multibyte” key was not found in the Reinstall.
13002 FFIipInput It failed that [%1] gets the The “FontSizeSS”/“FontSizeS”/ Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
13002 FFIpcInf [%1] A log save control was not successfully Restart. If the same symptom recurs, “%1”: Instance name
It failed in created. The problem is attributable to perform a reinstallation. “%2”: Error code
CoCreateInstance(%2). system instability or unregistered control.
LogFileCom create failure.
13002 FFLogFile [%1] File map object creation was unsuccessful. Restart. “%1”: Instance name
It failed in The problem is attributable to resource “%2”: Error code
CreateFileMapping(%2). inadequacy or system instability.
Failure. accessed.
InstanceName[%1]%2
13002 FFIdMcrControl Driver initialize error[%1] The magnetic card was not connected. Connect the magnetic card reader.
13002 FFCustomMsgBox MessageBox Data Get 7KHVSHFL¿HGPHVVDJHZDVQRW Perform a reinstallation or replace the
Error. databased. message database with the latest one.
It is conceivable that the message was not
registered in the message database or that
WKHVSHFL¿HG,'ZDVLQFRUUHFW SURJUDP
defect).
13002 FF32LIB FF32lib Database Access Failed in accessing the database. Restart.
Failure. InstanceName[%1]
%n%2%nFunction:%3
Command:%4

13002 FF32LIB Image Database Access Failed in accessing the image database. Restart.
Failure.
InstanceName[%1]
%2
13003 FFIdMenuChange [%1] failed in the The “DisplayDataDB” key was not found in Reinstall.
initialization for the display Directory.ini or the connection character
group data acquisition string was not properly registered in the
display group table.
13003 FFIdMenuItem Image Folder Path Get The “Bitmap” key was not found in Reinstall.
Error Directory.ini.
13003 FFIipInput It failed that [%1] gets the The “Multibyte” key was not found in the Reinstall.
13003 FFIpcInf [%1] Memory allocation was not successfully Restart. “%1”: Instance name
Memory allocation failed. achieved for main thread creation.
The problem is attributable to resource
13003 FFLogFile [%1] File mapping was unsuccessful. Restart. “%1”: Instance name
MapViewOfFile(%2). inadequacy or system instability.
Failure. accessed.
InstanceName[%1]%2%3
13003 FF32LIB Image Database Access The image database was not successfully Restart.
Failure. accessed.
InstanceName[%1]%2
%3
13003 FFCustomMsgBox Same MessageBox 7KHVSHFL¿HGPHVVDJHER[LVDOUHDG\ Close the message box.
Existed. open.
[%1]
13003 FF32LIB FF32lib Database Access Failed in accessing the database. Restart. “%1”: Instance name
Failure. “%2”: Error code
InstanceName[%1]%n%2
%n%3
13004 FFIdMenuChange [%1] failed in the display The “DisplayDataDB” key was not found in Reinstall.
group data acquisition Directory.ini or the connection character
string was not properly registered in the
13004 FFIdMenuItem [Miss]Image Get Error Id_MissExposure_I.bmp was not found in Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
the path to an image folder or the image be displayed normally.
format was illegal.
13004 FFIipInput It failed that [%1] gets the The “LangStrDB” key was not found in Reinstall.
connection string of STR Directory.ini.
DB
13004 FFIpcInf [%1] A pipe has already An attempt was made to duplicate a pipe. There are no operational problems. “%1”: Instance name
been made(%2). “%2”: Error code

13004 FFLogFile [%1] It failed in Mutex creation was unsuccessful. Restart. “%1”: Instance name
CreateMutex(%2). The problem is attributable to resource “%2”: Error code
%3 inadequacy or system instability. ³´¿OHQDPHPXWH[
name
13004 FFIdMcrControl Magnetic card data The magnetic card was found damaged. Have a normal magnetic card be read.
acquisition error[%1]
13004 FFCustomMsgBox MessageBox Dialog Create The message box could not be created. Restart.
Error. 7KLVHUURURFFXUUHGGXHWRLQVXI¿FLHQW
[%1] resources or system instability.
13005 FFIdMenuChange [%1] failed in the liberating The connection to the display group table Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
processing of the display was not successfully closed. reinstall.
group data acquisition
13005 FFIipInput It failed that [%1] connects The connection character string was not Reinstall.
to STR DB properly registered for the “LangStrDB” key
in Directory.ini.
13005 FFIpcInf [%1] Main thread creation was not successful. Restart. “%1”: Instance name
_beginthread(%2). inadequacy or system instability.
13005 FFldMcrControl Magnetic card variation 7KHPDJQHWLFFDUGZDVQRWRIWKHVSHFL¿HG +DYHWKHVSHFL¿HGW\SHRIPDJQHWLFFDUG
error[%1] type. be read.
13005 FFCustomMsgBox MessageBox Dialog Show The message box could not be opened. Restart.
Error. 7KLVHUURURFFXUUHGGXHWRLQVXI¿FLHQW
13006 FFCustomMsgBox List For Modeless The modeless message box management Restart.
MessageBox Management table was not successfully created.
New Error. The problem is attributable to resource
13006 FFIdMenuChange [%1] Failed in the The “DisplayDataDB” key was not found in Reinstall.
initialization for the display Directory.ini.
menu data acquisition
13006 FFIipInput It failed that [%1] gets the 7KH³6\V&RQ¿J'%³NH\ZDVQRWIRXQGLQ Reinstall.
connection string of SYS Directory.ini.
DB
13006 FFIpcInf [%1] It failed in 7KHVSHFL¿HGSLSHZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\ Make a change so as to let the program “%1”: Instance name
WaitNamedPipe(%2). connected. It is conceivable that the pipe initiate a retransmission, or restart. “%2”: Error code
was not created or was unconnectable or
that the system was unstable.
13006 FFIdMcrControl Magnetic card variation The card format was incorrect or an +DYHWKHVSHFL¿HGKRVSLWDOFDUGEHUHDG
check error[%1] DWWHPSWZDVPDGHWRUHDGDQXQVSHFL¿HG
hospital card.
13006 FFCustomMsgBox List For Modeless The modeless message box management Restart.
MessageBox Management table was not successfully created.
New Error. 7KLVHUURURFFXUUHGGXHWRLQVXI¿FLHQW

13007 FFIdMenuChange [%1] failed in the acquisition
The connection character string was not Reinstall.
of number of records of properly registered in the display group
display menu data table.
13007 FFIipInput It failed that [%1] connects
The connection character string was not Reinstall.
to SYS DB SURSHUO\UHJLVWHUHGIRUWKH³6\V&RQ¿J'%³
key in Directory.ini.
13007 FFIpcInf [%1] 7KHVSHFL¿HGSLSHZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\ The problem is attributable to the program. “%1”: Instance name
It failed in CreateFile(%2). connected. It is conceivable that the pipe Check the program or restart. “%2”: Error code
was closed or that the system was
unstable.
13008 FFIdMenuChange [%1] failed in the display Not properly registered to the display group Reinstall.
menu data acquisition table.
13008 FFIipInput It failed that [%1] calls the The message database did not exist or the Reinstall.
CUSTOM MESSAGE BOX program was faulty.
(%2)
13008 FFIpcInf [%1] A message was not successfully The problem is attributable to the program. “%1”: Instance name
It failed in WriteFile(%2). transmitted. It is conceivable that the pipe Check the program or restart. “%2”: Error code
was closed or that the system was
unstable.
13008 FFCustomMsgBox An exception error An exception occurred (the system was Restart.
occurred. unstable).
[%1]
%2
13009 FFIdConnectionWatch LogFile Name Make The “Log” key was not found in Directory. Reinstall.
error(%1).%n[%2] ini.
13009 FFIdMenuChange [%1] Failed in the liberating The connection to the display menu table Restart. If the problem frequently occurs,
processing of the display was not successfully closed. initialize the image database.
13009 FFIpcInf [%1] Memory allocation was not successfully Restart. “%1”: Instance name
Memory allocation failed. achieved for reception thread creation. “%2”: Error code
The problem is attributable to resource
13009 FFIdConnectionWatchEx Log File Name Make The “Log” key was not found in Directory. Register the “Log” key in Directory.ini.
Error[%1] ini.
Error Code [%2]
13009 FFIdMcrControl DataFormatDB close The database was faulty. Reinstall.
error[%1]
13009 FFCustomMsgBox Common function error The common function returned an error. Restart.
occurred.
[%1]
%2
13010 FFIdConnectionWatch DB Connect 7KH³6\V&RQ¿J'%ŃH\ZDVQRWIRXQGLQ Reinstall.
error(%1).%n[%2] 'LUHFWRU\LQLRU6\V&RQ¿JPGEGLGQRWH[LVW
in the path.

13010 FFIdMenuChange [%1] Failed in the The connection to the display menu table Restart. If the problem frequently occurs,
termination of the display was not successfully closed. initialize the image database.
13010 FFIdConnectionWatchEx DB Connect Error [%1] ³6\V&RQ¿J'%ŃH\ZDVQRWIRXQGLQ 3URSHUO\UHJLVWHUWKH³6\V&RQ¿J'%ŃH\LQ
Error Code [%2] 'LUHFWRU\LQLRU6\V&RQ¿JPGEGLGQRWH[LVW Directory.ini.
LQWKHVSHFL¿HGSDWK
13010 FFIdMcrControl Patient info data error[%1] The patient information contained in the Check the data contained in the magnetic
%n(%2) magnetic card was incorrect. card.
13010 FFIpcInf [%1] It failed in The pipe was not successfully created. Restart.
CreateNamedPipe(%2). The system was unstable.
[Pipe:%3]
13010 FFCustomMsgBox ActiveX Data Objects(ADO) An ADO error was detected. Restart.
Error.
ErroNo:%1
Source:%2
Description:%3
13011 FFIipInput It failed that [%1] gets the The “ScallHight”/“ScallWidth” key was not Reinstall.
window size registered in the registry.
13011 FFIpcInf [%1] Pipe connection was not successfully Restart. “%1”: Instance name
It failed in awaited. It is conceivable that the system “%2”: Error code
ConnectNamedPipe(%2). was unstable.
13012 FFIpcInf [%1] The reception thread was not successfully Restart.
It failed in created. This error occurred due to
_beginthread(%2). LQVXI¿FLHQWUHVRXUFHVRUV\VWHPLQVWDELOLW\
[Pipe:%3]
13013 FFIdMenuChange It failed that [%1] get the The “Bitmap” key was not found in Reinstall.
folder path to Bitmap Directory.ini.
13013 FFIpcInf [%1] The message reception was not Restart.
It failed in ReadFile(%2). successfully completed. The system was
[Pipe:%3] unstable.
13014 FFIdMenuChange It failed that [%1] get the Id_PrevPage_U.bmp/“Id_PrevPage_ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
bitmap to Previous Page D.bmp”/“Id _PrevPage_X.bmp” was not be displayed normally.
found in the path to an image folder or the
image format was illegal.
13014 FFIpcInf [%1] An illegal parameter was encountered “%1”: Instance name
It is a parameter error. (program defect).
13015 FFIdMenuChange It failed that [%1] get the Id_NextPage_U.bmp/“Id_NextPage_ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
bitmap to Next Page D.bmp”/“Id _NextPage_X.bmp” was not be displayed normally.
13015 FFIpcInf [%1] An exception occurred (the system was Restart.
Exception Information. unstable).
%2

13023 FFIdPatInfoInput %1 (%2) : Patient The patient information contained illegal Correct the patient information setup.
Information Check Error%n information.
Item [%3]%n
Error [%4]
13024 FFIdPatInfoInput %1 (%2) : Bitmap Image “Id_LocalSearch_U.bmp”, Place “Id_LocalSearch_U.bmp”,
Get Error%n “Id_LocalSearch_D.bmp”, or “Id_LocalSearch_D.bmp”, and
BMP File [%3] “Id_LocalSearch_X.bmp” was not found in “Id_LocalSearch_X.bmp” in the path to the
the path to the folder in which images were folder in which images are positioned.
positioned.
13025 FFIdPatInfoInput %1 (%2) : Patient Info Get The patient information database was Repair the patient information database.
Error%n damaged.
Error [%3]%n
RetCode [%4]
13026 FFIdPatInfoInput %1 (%2) : Patient Info Set The patient information to be registered Enter correct patient information or repair
Error%n contained illegal information or the patient the patient information database.
Error [%3]%n information database was damaged.
RetCode [%4]
13027 FFIdPatInfoInput %1 (%2) : Patient Info Not No matching patient information was
Correspond%n found.
RetCode [%3]%n
13027 FFIipInput %1%n%2%n%3%n%4%n Control information No particular remedy needs be taken.
%5%n%6%n%7%0
13030 FFIipInput %1%n%2%n%3%n%4%n The connection character string was not Reinstall.
%5%n%6%n%7%0 properly registered for the
“RuStatusDataDB” key in Directory.ini.
13031 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Log Output The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Directory Get Error
13032 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): MCR Control The card reader unit was not connected. There are no particular problems except
Initialize Error that the magnetic card reader is not
available.
13033 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): LR button The range was changed by the Service No particular remedy needs be taken.
cannot be concave set Utility.
13034 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): TB button The range was changed by the Service No particular remedy needs be taken.
13035 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): TBLR button The range was changed by the Service No particular remedy needs be taken.
13036 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Rotation The range was changed by the Service No particular remedy needs be taken.
button cannot be concave Utility.
set
13037 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Message The “MsgTableName” key was not found in Reinstall.
Table Name Get Error the system setup database.
13038 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): StrDB The “LangStrDB” key was not found in Reinstall.
Connection String Get Directory.ini.
Error

13039 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): StrDB The connection character string was not Reinstall.
Connect Error properly registered for the “LangStrDB” key
in Directory.ini.
13040 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): SysDB 7KH³6\V&RQ¿J'%ŃH\ZDVQRWIRXQGLQ Reinstall.
Error
13041 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): SysDB The connection character string was not Reinstall.
Connect Error SURSHUO\UHJLVWHUHGIRUWKH³6\V&RQ¿J'%´
13042 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): ImageDB The “ImageDB“ key was not found in Reinstall.
Connection Character Directory.ini.
String Get Error
13043 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed The connection character string was not Reinstall.
ImageDB Connection properly registered for the “ImageDB” key
in Directory.ini.
13044 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed The image database was not successfully Reinstall.
ImageDB Open Recordset accessed.
13045 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed The image database was not successfully Check whether the SQL service manager
ImageDB Close Recordset accessed. is normally operating. If the same symptom
occurs while the SQL service manager is
normally operating, initialize the image
database (the entire image data is then
deleted).
13046 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): ImageDB The image database was not successfully Check whether the SQL service manager
Data Get Error accessed. is normally operating. If the same symptom
deleted).
Data Set Error accessed. is normally operating. If the same symptom
deleted).
Data Delete Error accessed. is normally operating. If the same symptom
deleted).

ImageDBFlag Connection accessed. is normally operating. If the same symptom
deleted).
ImageDBFlag Close accessed. is normally operating. If the same symptom
deleted).
13051 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): The image database was not successfully Check whether the SQL service manager
ImageDBFlag Data Set accessed. is normally operating. If the same symptom
Error occurs while the SQL service manager is
deleted).
13052 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed The initialization process for menu Reinstall.
MenuDB Initialize database access was not successfully
performed.
13053 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Menu Data Menu information was not successfully Reinstall.
in ImageDB Get Error acquired from the menu database.
13054 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Menu Menu parameter information was not Reinstall.
Parameter Data in successfully acquired from the menu
ImageDB Get Error database.
13055 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed The termination process for menu Reinstall.
MenuDB Termination database access was not successfully
performed.
13056 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): NetDB 7KH³1HW&RQ¿J'%ŃH\ZDVQRWIRXQGLQ Reinstall.
Connection Character Directory.ini.
String Get Error
13057 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed The connection character string was not Reinstall.
NetDB Connection SURSHUO\UHJLVWHUHGIRUWKH³1HW&RQ¿J'%´
13058 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): NetDB Data The network setup database was Reinstall.
Get Error damaged.
13059 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed New DICOM data was not successfully Restart. If the problem frequently occurs,
Create New DICOM Data created. initialize the image database.
13060 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): DICOM Data DICOM data was not successfully Restart. If the problem frequently occurs,
Get Error acquired. initialize the image database.
13061 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): DICOM Data DICOM data was not successfully set up. Restart. If the problem frequently occurs,
Set Error initialize the image database.
13062 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): DICOM Data DICOM data was not successfully deleted. Restart. If the problem frequently occurs,
Delete Error initialize the image database.

13063 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): DICOM Data DICOM data was not successfully loaded. Restart. If the problem frequently occurs,
Load Error initialize the image database.
13064 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): DICOM Data DICOM data was not successfully saved. Restart. If the problem frequently occurs,
Save Error initialize the image database.
13065 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): DICOM Data DICOM data was not successfully freed. Restart. If the problem frequently occurs,
Free Error initialize the image database.
13066 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “IdPadding” key was not found in the Reinstall.
Padding Acquisition[Id#] system setup database.
13067 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “ExaminationNoPadding” key was not Reinstall.
Padding found in the system setup database.
Acquisition[Exam#]
13068 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “DateFormat” key was not found in the Reinstall.
Format Acquisition[Date Of system setup database.
Birth]
13069 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Cannot The requesting department database was Reinstall.
Access Data not found in the path indicated by the
Base[Departmdb] connection character string. The requesting
department table did not exist.
13070 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Displayed The “FieldDepartList” key was not found in Reinstall.
Item Is Not the system setup database.
Understood[Depart List]
13072 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “DepartDB” key was not found in Reinstall.
Connected String Directory.ini.
Acquisition[Depart]
13073 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Cannot The technician’s database was not found Reinstall.
Access Data in the path indicated by the connection
Base[Paramedicmdb] character string. The technician’s table did
not exist.
13074 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Displayed The “FieldParamedicList” key was not Reinstall.
Item Is Not found in the system setup database.
Understood[Paramedic List]
13076 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “ParamedicDB” key was not found in Reinstall.
Connected String Directory.ini.
Acquisition[Paramedic]
13077 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Window Size Acquisition
13078 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “ExposureListErase” key was not Reinstall.
ExposureList Erase found in the system setup database.
13079 FFIipInput >V@V V &RQ¿J 7KH³&RQ¿JŃH\ZDVQRWIRXQGLQ Reinstall.
Directory Character String Directory.ini.
Get Error

13080 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): The image database was damaged. Check whether the SQL service manager
ImageDBFlag Data Get is normally operating. If the same symptom
Error occurs while the SQL service manager is
deleted).
13081 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): StrDB The character string database was Reinstall.
Message String Get Error damaged.
13083 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Initialize The system was unstable. Restart.
Timeout <InImg>
13084 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Terminate The system was unstable. Restart.
Error <InImg>
13085 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Terminate The system was unstable. Restart.
Timeout <InImg>
13086 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Input The system was unstable. Restart.
Method Error <InImg>
13087 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Original The system was unstable. Restart.
Image Input Failure
<InImg>
13088 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Image The system was unstable. Restart.
Processing Trouble
<InImg>
13089 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Menu Read 7KHLPDJHGDWDEDVHLQIRUPDWLRQ¿OHZDV Reinstall.
Error <IdExposureList> damaged.
13090 FFIdDepartSelect %1 (%2) : Invalid Depart Directory.ini was damaged. Reinstall.
Code%n
Code [%3]
13090 FFIdParamedicSelect %1 (%2) : Invalid Directory.ini was damaged. Reinstall.
Paramedic Code%n
Code [%3]
13090 FFIdIndividualSelect %1 (%2) : Invalid Directory.ini was damaged. Repair Directory.ini.
Depart/Paramedic Code%n
Code [%3]
13091 FFIdDepartSelect %1 (%2) : Invalid Depart The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Name (SBCS)%n
Name (SBCS) [%3]
13091 FFIdParamedicSelect %1 (%2) : Invalid The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Paramedic Name
(SBCS)%n
Name (SBCS) [%3]
13091 FFIdIndividualSelect %1 (%2) : Invalid The database was damaged. Repair the database.
Depart/Paramedic
Name (SBCS)%n
Name (SBCS) [%3]

13094 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Message The system was unstable. Restart.
Send Error <IpcInfCom>
13098 FF32LIB FF32lib A WIN32 system An error occurred when calling up the Restart.
library error occurred. WIN32 API.
[%1]%n%2
13098 FFIdPatInfoInput %1 (%2) : %n A general-use message for the input of If it is referring to an error, follow the
[%3]%n patient information (serves as an error custom message box that opens.
%4%n message and also as information).
%5
13099 FF32LIB FF32lib An unknown error An exception error occurred. Restart.
occurred. [%1]%n%2
13100 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “DisplayDataDB” key was not found in Reinstall.
Display Group Directory.ini or the connection character
Acquisition[Initialize] string was not properly registered in the
Display Group Acquisition Directory.ini or the connection character
string was not properly registered in the
Display Menu Directory.ini.
Acquisition[Initialize]
13104 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The menu database was damaged. Reinstall.
Display Menu
Acquisition[Record]
13108 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The menu database was damaged. Reinstall.
Exposure Menu Acquisition
13109 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Next Set The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Number Data Get Error
13110 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Next Set The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Number Data Set Error
13111 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): System ID The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Data Get Error
13112 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Auto The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Distribution Data Get Error
13113 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Enable The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Selector Data Get Error
13114 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Auto Menu The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Select Data Get Error
13115 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Next Set The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Number Min Data Get Error
13116 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Next Set The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Number Max Data Get
Error

13120 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The database was not found or the Reinstall.
Getting ID-Online Port# associated key did not exist.
13121 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in ID- The database was not found or the Reinstall.
Online Device Name associated key did not exist.
13123 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “SelectableDirection” key was not Reinstall.
selectable direction found in the system setup database or its
value was incorrect.
13124 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “SelectableFormat” key was not found Reinstall.
Selectable Image Format in the system setup database or its value
Acquisition was incorrect.
13125 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): FilmMarkDB The “FilmMarkDB“ key was not found in Reinstall.
Error
13126 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): FilmMarkDB The connection character string was not Reinstall.
Connect Error properly registered for the “FilmMarkDB“
13128 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “LimitFilmCopy” key was not found in Reinstall.
Limit Film Copy Acquisition the system setup database or its value was
incorrect.
13131 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “SelectableEdrMode” key was not Reinstall.
Selectable EDR Mode found in the system setup database or its
Acquisition value was incorrect.
13132 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “SelectableFunction” key was not Reinstall.
Selectable Function found in the system setup database or its
13134 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “SelectableFilingMode” key was not Reinstall.
Selectable EDR Mode found in the system setup database or its
13135 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): NetDB Data The connection character string for the Reinstall.
Get Error network setup database was not
successfully acquired or the network setup
database did not exist.
13136 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “EnableDistributionCode” key was not Reinstall.
Enable DistributionCode found in the system setup database or its
13137 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “EnableFileString” key was not found Reinstall.
Enable FileString in the system setup database or its value
Acquisition was incorrect.
13138 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “EnableFunction” key was not found in Reinstall.
Enable Function Acquisition the system setup database or its value was
incorrect.
13157 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Finish Mode The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error

13161 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed 7KHSURJUDPZDVIDXOW\RUWKHLPDJH¿OH Restart. If the problem frequently occurs,
Display Thumbnail Image was damaged. initialize the image database.
13165 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Image Size PU-dependent symptom. Check the PU status.
Code Specify Error
13166 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Pantomo The system setup database was damaged. Repair the system setup database.
Setting Get Error
13177 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Default The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Menu Code Get Error
13178 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Next Multi The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Frame Pair Code Data Get
Error
13179 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Next Multi The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Frame Pair Code Data Set
Error
13180 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Series The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Generation Type Data Get
Error
13181 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Multi Frame The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
UID Information Get Error
13184 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): MCR Type The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error
13185 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): MCR The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Variation Get Error
13186 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Custom The system setup database was damaged. Reinstall.
Card Use Get Error
13187 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Font Name The “Font” key was not found in the Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
Get Error registry. characters can be corrupted.
13188 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Font Size The “FontSizeSS”/“FontSizeS”/ Displayed characters can be corrupted.
Get Error “FontSizeM”/“FontSizeL”/“FontSizeLL” key Reinstall the IIP as necessary.
13189 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Multibyte The “Multibyte” key was not found in the Reinstall.
Flag Get Error registry.
13190 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “LangStrDB” key was not found in Reinstall.
Caption Acquisition[Id#] Directory.ini or the ID “30700” was not
registered in the character string database.
Caption Acquisition[Exam#] Directory.ini or the ID “30701” was not
Caption Acquisition[SBCS Directory.ini or the ID “30702” was not
Patient Name] registered in the character string database.
Caption Acquisition[DBCS Directory.ini or the ID “30703” was not
Patient Name] registered in the character string database.

Caption Acquisition[Sex] Directory.ini or the ID “30704” was not
Caption Acquisition[Sex M] Directory.ini or the ID “30705” was not
Caption Acquisition[Sex F] Directory.ini or the ID “30706” was not
Caption Acquisition[Sex O] Directory.ini or the ID “30707” was not
Caption Acquisition[Date Of Directory.ini or the ID “30708” was not
Birth] registered in the character string database.
13199 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “IdLength” key was not found in the Reinstall.
Limitation No system setup database.
Acquisition[Id#]
13200 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The “ExaminationNoLength” key was not Reinstall.
Limitation No found in the system setup database.
Acquisition[Exam#]
Caption Acquisition[Depart] Directory.ini or the ID “30800” was not
Caption Directory.ini or the ID “30800” was not
Acquisition[Paramedic] registered in the character string database.
13203 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Image The “Bitmap” key was not found in Reinstall.
Folder Path Get Error Directory.ini.
13204 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_Clear_U.bmp/“Id_Clear_D.bmp”/ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Clear]Button Image Get “Id_Clear_ X.bmp” was not found in the be displayed normally.
Error path to an image folder or the image format
was illegal.
13205 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_Ok_U.bmp/“Id_Ok_D.bmp”/“Id_Ok_X. Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Ok]Button Image Get Error bmp” was not found in the path to an be displayed normally.
image folder or the image format was
illegal.
13206 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_Cancel_U.bmp/“Id_Cancel_D.bmp”/ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Cancel]Button Image Get “Id_Cancel_X.bmp” was not found in the be displayed normally.
was illegal.
13207 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_Plus_U.bmp/“Id_Plus_D.bmp”/“Id_Plus_ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Plus]Button Image Get X.bmp” was not found in the path to an be displayed normally.
Error image folder or the image format was
illegal.

13208 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_Minus_U.bmp/“Id_Minus_D.bmp”/ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Minus]Button Image Get “Id_Minus_ X.bmp” was not found in the be displayed normally.
was illegal.
13209 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_NextPage_U.bmp/“Id_NextPage_ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Next Page]Button Image D.bmp”/“Id _NextPage_X.bmp” was not be displayed normally.
Get Error found in the path to an image folder or the
13210 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_PrevPage_U.bmp/“Id_PrevPage_ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Previous Page]Button D.bmp”/“Id _PrevPage_X.bmp” was not be displayed normally.
Image Get Error found in the path to an image folder or the
Acquisition[Complete] registered in the character string database.
Caption Acquisition[QA Directory.ini or the ID “30201” was not
8Q¿QLVKHG@ registered in the character string database.
Acquisition[Interrupt] registered in the character string database.
Caption Acquisition[Cancel] Directory.ini or the ID “30203” was not
Caption Acquisition[New Directory.ini or the ID “30500” was not
Study] registered in the character string database.
Acquisition[Registered] registered in the character string database.
Caption Acquisition[QA Directory.ini or the ID “30502” was not
Waiting] registered in the character string database.
Caption Acquisition[Output Directory.ini or the ID “30503” was not
Waiting] registered in the character string database.
Acquisition[Outputted] registered in the character string database.
Caption Acquisition[All] Directory.ini or the ID “30505” was not
Caption Acquisition[Today] Directory.ini or the ID “30506” was not

Image Acquisition[System] Directory.ini or the ID “30507” was not
Acquisition[StudyReseve] registered in the character string database.
Acquisition[StudyStart] registered in the character string database.
13231 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in 7KHEPS¿OHSDWKEPS¿OHZDVDEQRUPDO Reinstall.
Image Acquisition[Priority]
Image Acquisition[End]
Image Acquisition[Change]
13234 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): 7KHEPS¿OHSDWKEPS¿OHZDVDEQRUPDO Reinstall.
[New]Button Image Get
Error
[Repeat]Button Image Get
Error
[Again]Button Image Get
Error
[Add]Button Image Get
Error
[Delete]Button Image Get
Error
[Prev]Button Image Get
Error
[Next]Button Image Get
Error
[Monitor Mode]Button
Image Get Error
[QA]Button Image Get Error
[Change]Button Image Get
Error

[AP/PA]Button Image Get
Error
[EDR Mode]Button Image
Get Error
[Film Format]Button Image
Get Error
[Detail]Button Image Get
Error
13248 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): The character string database was Reinstall.
[New]Button ToolTipText damaged.
Get Error
[Repeat]Button ToolTipText damaged.
Get Error
[Again]Button ToolTipText damaged.
Get Error
[Add]Button ToolTipText damaged.
Get Error
[Delete]Button ToolTipText damaged.
Get Error
[Prev]Button ToolTipText damaged.
Get Error
[Next]Button ToolTipText damaged.
Get Error
[Monitor Mode]Button damaged.
ToolTipText Get Error
[QA]Button ToolTipText Get damaged.
Error
[Change]Button ToolTipText damaged.
Get Error
[AP/PA]Button ToolTipText damaged.
Get Error

[EDR Mode]Button damaged.
[Film Format]Button damaged.
[Detail]Button ToolTipText damaged.
Get Error
Image Acquisition[New]
13263 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in Id_NormalImage_U.bmp/ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
Image Acquisition[Normal] “Id_NormalImage_ D.bmp”/ be displayed normally.
“Id_NormalImage_X.bmp” was not found in
the path to an image folder or the image
format was illegal.
13264 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in Id_LR_Reverse_U.bmp/“Id_LR_Reverse_ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
Image Acquisition[LR] D.bmp”/“Id_LR_Reverse_X.bmp” was not be displayed normally.
13265 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in Id_TB_Reverse_U.bmp/“Id_TB_Reverse_ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
Image Acquisition[TB] D.bmp”/“Id_TB_Reverse_X.bmp” was not be displayed normally.
13266 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in Id_Rotation180_U.bmp/ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
Image Acquisition[TB LR] “Id_Rotation180_D.bmp”/ be displayed normally.
“Id_Rotation180_X.bmp” was not found in
the path to an image folder or the image
format was illegal.
13267 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in Id_Rotation90_U.bmp/“Id_Rotation90_D. Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
Image Acquisition[Rotation] bmp”/ “Id_Rotation90_X.bmp” was not be displayed normally.
13268 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in Id_Single_U.bmp/“Id_Single_D.bmp”/“Id_ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
Image Acquisition[Single] Single_X.bmp” was not found in the path be displayed normally.
to an image folder or the image format was
illegal.
13269 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in Id_Twin_U.bmp/“Id_Twin_D.bmp”/ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
Image Acquisition[Twin] “Id_Twin_ X.bmp” was not found in the be displayed normally.
path to an image folder or the image format
was illegal.
13270 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): An Illegal 7KH¿OPPDUNGDWDEDVHZDVGDPDJHG Reinstall.
Film Mark Character Was
Detected

Caption Acquisition[FIX] Directory.ini or the ID “33502” was not
&DSWLRQ$FTXLVLWLRQ>6N¿[@ Directory.ini or the ID “33503” was not
Caption Acquisition[SEMI- Directory.ini or the ID “33504” was not
X] registered in the character string database.
Caption Acquisition Directory.ini or the ID “33505” was not
[DensityAverage] registered in the character string database.
13275 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_Utility_U.bmp/“Id_Utility_D.bmp”/ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Utility]Button Image Get “Id_Utility_ X.bmp” was not found in the be displayed nor
Error path to an image folder or the image format mally.
was illegal.
Caption Acquisition[Alarm Directory.ini or the ID “32700” was not
Stop] registered in the character string database.
13277 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The character string database was Reinstall.
Caption Acquisition[Exit] damaged.
Caption Acquisition[User damaged.
Utility]
Caption Acquisition[List damaged.
Setting]
Caption damaged.
Acquisition[Version]
Caption damaged.
Acquisition[CANCEL]
[Clear]Button Image Get
Error
[Clear]Button ToolTipText damaged.
Get Error
Acquisition[CANCEL] registered in the character string database.
Caption Acquisition[DUST] Directory.ini or the ID “35001” was not

13286 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Tooltip Text The character string database was Reinstall.
Get Error damaged.
Caption damaged.
Acquisition[TitleBar]
Caption Acquisition[Option] damaged.
13289 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Version Info The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error
13290 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Option List The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error
[Miss]Image Get Error
13294 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_ApPa_U.bmp/“Id_ApPa_D.bmp”/ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Image Style]Button Image “Id_ ApPa_ X.bmp” was not found in the be displayed normally.
Get Error path to an image folder or the image format
was illegal.
13295 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_Edr_U.bmp/“Id_Edr_D.bmp”/ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[EDR]Button Image Get “Id_Edr_ X.bmp” was not found in the path be displayed normally.
Error to an image folder or the image format was
illegal.
13296 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_Edr_U.bmp/“Id_Edr_D.bmp”/“Id_Edr_X. Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Function]Button Image Get bmp” was not found in the path to an be displayed normally.
Error image folder or the image format was
illegal.
13297 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_FilmCount_U.bmp/“Id_FilmCount_ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Film Count]Button Image D.bmp”/“Id_FilmCount_X.bmp” was not be displayed normally.
Get Error found in the path to an image folder or the
13299 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_FilmFormat_U.bmp/“Id_FilmFormat_ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Image Format]Button D.bmp”/“Id_FilmFormat_X.bmp” was not be displayed normally.
Image Get Error found in the path to an image folder or the
13300 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_FilingMode_U.bmp/“Id_FilingMode_ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Filing]Button Image Get D.bmp”/“Id_FilingMode_X.bmp” was not be displayed normally.
Error found in the path to an image folder or the
13301 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_FilmMark_U.bmp/“Id_FilmMark_D.bmp” Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Film Mark]Button Image /“Id_ FilmMark_X.bmp” was not found in be displayed normally.
Get Error the path to an image folder or the image
format was illegal.

13302 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_DistributionCode_U.bmp/ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[Distribution Code]Button “Id_DistributionCode_D.bmp”/ be displayed normally.
Image Get Error “Id_DistributionCode_ X.bmp” was not
13303 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Id_CsCs_U.bmp/“Id_CsCs_D.bmp”/ Reinstall the IIP because the button cannot
[CSSS]Button Image Get “Id_CsCs_ X.bmp” was not found in the be displayed normally.
was illegal.
13304 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Image Data The line was abnormal. Check the line.
Connection Disconnected
13309 FFIipInput [%s] %s (%s): Failed in The patient information contained an illegal Ensure that the patient information does
Patient Information character string. not contain any illegal character string.
13345 FFIdDepartSelect %1 (%2) : Database Data The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error%n
Database [%3]%n
Table [%4]%n
Key [%5]
13345 FFIdFilmMark %1 (%2) : Database Data The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error%n
Database [%3]%n
Table [%4]%n
Key [%5]
13345 FFIdMcrControl IdMcrControl The database was faulty. Reinstall.
(threadMcrRead) :
Database Data Get Error
13345 FFIdParamedicSelect %1 (%2) : Database Data The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error%n
Database [%3]%n
Table [%4]%n
Key [%5]
13345 FFIdPatInfoInput %1 (%2) : Database Data The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error%n
Database [%3]%n
Table [%4]%n
Key [%5]
13345 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Database Data The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error%n
Database [%3]%n
Table [%4]%n
Key [%5]
13345 FFIdIndividualSelect %1 (%2) : Database Data The database was damaged. Repair the database.
Get Error%n
Database [%3]%n
Table [%4]%n
Key [%5]

13346 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Patient The patient information contained illegal Correct the patient information setup.
Information Check Error%n information.
Item [%3]%n
Error [%4]
13347 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Caption Get The character string database was Reinstall.
Error%n damaged.
CaptionId [%3]
13348 FFIdDepartSelect %1 (%2) : Registry Data The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error%n
Value [%3]
13348 FFIdFilmMark %1 (%2) : Registry Data The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error%n
Value [%3]
13348 FFIdMenuChange %1 (%2) : Registry Data The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error%n
Value [%3]
13348 FFIdParamedicSelect %1 (%2) : Registry Data The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error%n
Value [%3]
13348 FFIdPatInfoInput %1 (%2) : Registry Data The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error%n
Value [%3]
13348 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Registry Data The registry was damaged. Reinstall.
Get Error%n
Value [%3]
13348 FFIdIndividualSelect %1 (%2) : Registry Data The registry was damaged. Repair the registry.
Get Error%n
13349 FFIdDepartSelect %1 (%2) : INI File Data Get Directory.ini was damaged. Reinstall.
Error%n
Key [%3]
13349 FFIdFilmMark %1 (%2) : INI File Data Get Directory.ini was damaged. Reinstall.
Error%n
Key [%3]
13349 FFIdMenuChange %1 (%2) : INI File Data Get Directory.ini was damaged. Reinstall.
Error%n
Key [%3]
13349 FFIdParamedicSelect %1 (%2) : INI File Data Get Directory.ini was damaged. Reinstall.
Error%n
Key [%3]
13349 FFIdPatInfoInput %1 (%2) : INI File Data Get Directory.ini was damaged. Reinstall.
Error%n
Key [%3]
13349 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : INI File Data Get Directory.ini was damaged. Reinstall.
Error%n
Key [%3]

13349 FFIdIndividualSelect %1 (%2) : INI File Data Get Registry.ini was damaged. Repair Registry.ini.
Error%n
Key [%3]
13350 FFIdFilmMark %1 (%2) : Bitmap Image 7KHEPS¿OHSDWKRUEPS¿OHZDV Reinstall.
Get Error%n abnormal.
BMP File [%3]
13350 FFIdMenuChange %1 (%2) : Bitmap Image 7KHEPS¿OHSDWKRUEPS¿OHZDV Reinstall.
BMP File [%3]
13350 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Bitmap Image 7KHEPS¿OHSDWKRUEPS¿OHZDV Reinstall.
BMP File [%3]
13352 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Dicom MWM & The DICOM MWM & PPS option was not Install the DICOM MWM & PPS option.
PPS Option Not Install installed.
13353 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Dicom MWM The DICOM MWM option was not installed. Install the DICOM MWM option.
Option Not Install
13362 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Not Entry Host The host name for the local enclosure was With the service utility, register the host
Name not successfully acquired. information about the PPS local enclosure.
13370 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : PPS Request The equipment connection was faulty or Retry.
Failure [IN PROGRESS] the remote equipment power was OFF.
Failure [COMPLETED] the remote equipment power was OFF.
Failure [DISCONTINUED] the remote equipment power was OFF.
13382 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Study List Retry.
Refresh Exception%nError
[%3]
13386 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Failed in data The serial cable was broken or the Reinstall.
reception%n[Online Time connected equipment did not respond.
Out]
13389 FFIdDepartSelect %1 (%2) : Database The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Connection Error%n
Database [%3]%n
13389 FFIdFilmMark %1 (%2) : Database The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Connection Error%n
Database [%3]%n
13389 FFIdParamedicSelect %1 (%2) : Database The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Connection Error%n
Database [%3]%n
13389 FFIdPatInfoInput %1 (%2) : Database The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Connection Error%n
Database [%3]%n

13389 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Database The database was damaged. Reinstall.
Connection Error%n
Database [%3]%
13389 FFIdIndividualSelect %1 (%2) : Database The database was damaged. Repair the database.
Connection Error%n
Database [%3]%n
13392 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : BCR Control The barcode reader was not connected. Connect the barcode reader.
Initialize Error
13443 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Cannot Change An attempt was made to change the Change the information after completion of
Patient Info patient information during an image input image input.
EditMode [%3] sequence (patient information change
button: inactive).
13444 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Cannot End An attempt was made to terminate a study Terminate the study after completion of
Examination during an image input sequence (study image input.
ExamEndMode [%3] end button: inactive).
13447 FFIipInput %1 : IipInput.exe [Starts] IipInput.exe is started (information).
13448 FFIipInput %1 : IipInput.exe [Normal IipInput.exe is terminated (information).
Termination]
13449 FFIipInput %1 : IipInput.exe [Forced IipInput.exe is terminated (information).
Termination]
13457 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Image This error occurs if the image processing
Processing Information SDUDPHWHU¿OHGRHVQRWH[LVW
<InImg>
13462 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Ordering The exposure menu received as the Register the exposure menu with the user
Exposure Menu Not Entry ordering information was not registered. utility.
[%3]
13470 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Exposure Menu The exposure menu received as the Register the exposure menu with the user
Register Error. ordering information was not registered. utility.
13471 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : All Exposure The exposure menu received as the Register the exposure menu with the user
Menu Register Error. ordering information was not registered. utility.
13475 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Failed in The patient exposure order information
Ordering Data.[RIS] sent from the RIS was abnormal.
13477 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Exposure Menu 7KHH[SRVXUHPHQXVSHFL¿HGE\WKH Register the exposure menu with the user
Register Error. received ordering information was not utility.
registered.
13478 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : All Exposure 7KHH[SRVXUHPHQXVSHFL¿HGE\WKH Register the exposure menu with the user
Menu Register Error. received ordering information was not utility.
registered.
13479 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Failed in The order exposure study termination Check the RIS settings.
Examination End signal was received from the RIS although
Command.[Ris] an order exposure was not received.
13480 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Failed in The problem is attributable to a Check the equipment and cables.
Communication with RIS. disconnected line or invalid parameter.
[%3]%n[%4]

13483 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Menu is not An ID acquisition request was received Make a menu selection and then press the
Selected. from built-in type equipment although no OK button on the built-in type Console.
Failed in Getting ID exposure menu was selected.
Information
13484 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Failed in the Inappropriate installation. Reinstall the system to secure matching
System Start. between DX option and menu database.
[Error: OpDcmStandardDx
or MenuData.mdb]
13489 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Patient Info Set Patient information to be registered Enter correct patient information or repair
Error%n included illegal information items or patient patient information database.
Error [%3]%n information database was damaged.
RetCode [%4]
13490 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : UserName Illegal information was input as the Call upon the user to input a correct
Check Error%n username. username.
Item [%3]%n
Error [%4]
13491 FFIipInput User Login [UserName:%1] The user logged in the system.
13492 FFIipInput User Logout The user logged off the system.
[UserName:%1
13493 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : MCR-Data Send Failed in transferring magnetic card Repeat the same operation. If the symptom
Error.[RIS] information to the FRIS. remains uncorrected, check the barcode
information.
13494 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : BCR-Data Send Failed in transferring barcode information Repeat the same operation. If the symptom
Error.[RIS] to the FRIS. remains uncorrected, check the barcode
information.
13495 FFIipInput [%1] Failed in setting MCR Failed in setting magnetic card information. Repeat the same operation. If the symptom
data [%2] remains uncorrected, check the magnetic
card information.
13496 FFIipInput [%1] Failed in setting BCR Failed in setting barcode information. Repeat the same operation. If the symptom
data [%2] remains uncorrected, check the barcode
information.
13497 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : Failed in deleting Program error.
multibyte data
Get/Set Error%n information was abnormal.
[Key] %2%n
[Exp] %3%n
%4%n
%5
%4%n
%5

13903 IIPInputEz %1 : Database Data The acquisition/setup key or database was &KHFNWKHGDWDEDVHWDEOH¿HOGQDPH
[DB] %2%n
[Table] %3%n
[Field] %4%n
[Exp] %5
13903 IIPInputEz %1 : Dicom Data Object The DDO acquisition/setup tag was Check the DDO tag.
[Tag] %2%n
[Exp] %3%n
%4%n
%5
[Procedure] %2%n
[ErrorCode] %3%n
[Exp] %4%n
%5
13998 FFIipInput %1 (%2) : [%3] General information event log.
13998 FFIipInput SendToCommPort, COMM The data transmission port is defective. Check connection and settings of the port.
Port Send Error
13998 FFIipInput m_hQUEMutex, Create An exclusive processing error occurred. Restart.
Mutex Error
13998 FFIipInput CommOpen, COMM Port A failure resulted in an attempt to establish Check connection and settings of the port.
Open Error connection to the data transmission port.
13998 FFIipInput CommOpen, COMM Port Settings of the data transmission port are Check settings for connection to the port.
Param Set Error defective.
13998 FFIipInput tControlMain, A failure occurred in an attempt to start the Restart.
_beginthreadex Create main thread.
Error
13998 FFIipInput End_ControlProc, COMM A failure occurred in an attempt to close No particular remedial measures need to
Port Close Error the port. be taken as the DR Console is in process
of shutdown.
13998 FFIipInput MakeSendMessage, The received data is defective. Check the connected cable and device.
Message Code Convert
Error
13998 FFIipInput lFocus, The “Focus” data received is defective. Check the equipment targeted for
DicomDataFormatError connection or restart it.
13998 FFIipInput lTubeVoltage, The “Tube Voltage” data received is Check the equipment targeted for
DicomDataFormatError defective. connection or restart it.
13998 FFIipInput lExposureTime, The “Exposure Time” data received is Check the equipment targeted for
13998 FFIipInput lmAs, The “mAs” data received is defective. Check the equipment targeted for

13998 FFIipInput csGrid, The “Grid” data received is defective. Check the equipment targeted for
13998 FFIipInput lGlandulardose, The “Glandular Dose” data received is Check the equipment targeted for
13998 FFIipInput csFilterMaterial, The “Filter Material” data received is Check the equipment targeted for
13998 FFIipInput BodyPartThickness, The “Body Part Thickness” data received Check the equipment targeted for
DicomDataFormatError is defective. connection or restart it.
13998 FFIipInput csActualStereoAngle, The “Actual Stereo Angle” data received is Check the equipment targeted for
13998 FFIipInput csTubeHeadAngle, The “Tube Head Angle” data received is Check the equipment targeted for
13998 FFIipInput lmAsActualValue, The “Actual Value” data received is Check the equipment targeted for
13998 FFIipInput SaveResExpParamData, $QDWWHPSWWRVWRUHD',&20¿OHUHVXOWHG Restart.
DicomFile Save Error in a failure.
13998 FFIipInput SaveResExpParamData, An attempt to obtain information on the Restart.
Not Use Dicom Directory IROGHUWDUJHWHGIRUVWRULQJD',&20¿OH
resulted in a failure.
13998 FFIipInput tComRecvMain, Sub Tread A attempt to create a data reception thread Restart.
Create Error resulted in a failure.
13998 FFIipInput MainTH_MainPrc, An attempt to obtain an area resulted in a Restart.
Received from Port [Alloc failure.
Error]
13998 FFIipInput MainTH_MainPrc, The received data is defective. Check the equipment targeted for
Received Buffer Claer connection or restart it.
13998 FFIipInput RespOperation, response The received data is defective. Check the equipment targeted for
data Format error connection or restart it.
13998 FFIipInput RespOperation, response A checksum error was found in the Check the equipment targeted for
data Checksum error received data. connection or restart it.
13998 FFIipInput RespOperation, Alloc Error An attempt to obtain an area resulted in a Restart.
for Dicom Data failure.
13998 FFIipInput ACKOperation, No Target Illegal ACK data was received. Nothing particular.
[ACK] Receive
13998 FFIipInput SendToCommPort, Send Data transmission resulted in a failure. Check the equipment targeted for
Error connection or restart it.
13998 FFIipInput RetryOperation, Retry Send Data retransmission processing resulted in Check the equipment targeted for
Error a failure. connection or restart it.
13998 FFIipInput RetryOperation, Comm An attempt to retransmit data resulted in a Check the equipment targeted for
Send Retry Over failure. connection or restart it.
13998 FFIipInput RetryOperation, Response A timeout error occurred while in wait of Check the equipment targeted for
Timeout data reception. connection or restart it.

14900 IIPInputEz %1 : Registry Value Get/Set An acquisition/setup key error. A registry Check the registry key.
Error%n information error.
[Key] %2%n
[Exp] %3%n
%4%n
%5
14900 IIPPortable %1 : Registry Value Get/ A registry was damaged. There is no particular problem with
Set Error operations.
[Key] %2
[Exp] %3
%4
%5
14901 IIPInputEz %1 : Database Connection ,QFRUUHFW'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OHFKDUDFWHUVWULQJV &KHFNWKH'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OH$OVRFKHFNWKH
Error%n $QLQFRUUHFWGDWDEDVH¿OHQDPH'DPDJHG GDWDEDVH¿OHQDPH
[DB] %2%n database.
[Exp] %3%n
%4%n
%5
14901 IIPPortable %1 : Database Connection Failed in accessing the image database. There is no particular problem with
Error operations.
[DB] %2
[Exp] %3
%4
%5
14902 IIPInputEz %1 : Database Data An acquisition/setup key error. A database &KHFNWKHGDWDEDVHWDEOH¿OHGQDPH
Get/Set Error%n error.
[DB] %2%n
[Table] %3%n
[Field] %4%n
[Exp] %5
14902 IIPPortable %1 : Database Data Get/ Failed in accessing the image database. There is no particular problem with
Set Error operations.
[DB] %2
[Table]%3
[Field]%4
[Exp]%5
14903 IIPInputEz %1 : DDO Data Get/Set A DDO acquisition/setup tag error. Check the DDO tag.
Error%n
[Tag] %2%n
%3%n
%4%n
%5
14903 IIPPortable %1 : DDO Data Get/Set 7KH''2¿OHZDVGDPDJHG There is no particular problem with
Error operations.
[Tag] %2
%3
%4
%5

14904 IIPInputEz %1 : Other Error%n Other error.
[Procedure] %2%n
[ErrorCode] %3%n
[Exp] %4%n
%5
14904 IIPPortable %1: Other Error A general-purpose information event log. There is no particular problem with
[Procedure] %2 operations.
[Error Code]%3
[Exp]%4
%5
19001 FFDICOMCommit SCU Initialization failed. DPM thread generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
[DPM Invoke fail] The system was unstable.
19001 FFDICOMCommit SCU Initialization failed. DPC thread generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
[DPC Invoke fail] The system was unstable.
19001 FFDICOMCommit SCU Initialization failed. Instance generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
>,QVXI¿FLHQWPHPRU\@ The system was unstable.
19001 FFDICOMEchoSCU Initialization failed. DPM thread generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
19001 FFDICOMEchoSCU Initialization failed. Instance generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
19001 FFDICOMMPPSSCU Initialization failed. DPM thread generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
19001 FFDICOMMPPSSCU Initialization failed. Instance generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
19001 FFDICOMMWLSCU Initialization failed. DPM thread generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
19001 FFDICOMMWLSCU Initialization failed. Instance generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
19001 FFDICOMPrintSCU Initialization failed. DPM thread generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
19001 FFDICOMPrintSCU Initialization failed. Instance generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
19001 FFDICOMStoreSCP Initialization failed. DPM thread generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
19001 FFDICOMStoreSCP Initialization failed. DPC thread generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
[DPC Invoke fail] The system was unstable.
19001 FFDICOMStoreSCP Initialization failed. Instance generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
19001 FFDICOMStoreSCU Initialization failed. DPM thread generation was unsuccessful. Restart.
19001 FFDICOMStoreSCU Initialization failed. Instance generation was unsuccessful. Restart.

19002 FFDICOMCommit SCU Method Invoke failed. A message was not successfully Restart.
[PushPrc] transmitted.
The system was unstable.
19002 FFDICOMCommit SCU Method Invoke failed. A message was not successfully Restart.
[DiscontinueRequest] transmitted.
19002 FFDICOMEchoSCU Method Invoke failed. A message was not successfully Restart.
[EchoPrc] transmitted.
19002 FFDICOMMPPSSCU Method Invoke failed. A message was not successfully Restart.
[CreatePrc] transmitted.
19002 FFDICOMMPPSSCU Method Invoke failed. A message was not successfully Restart.
[SetPrc] transmitted.
19002 FFDICOMMWLSCU Method Invoke failed. A message was not successfully Restart.
[FindPrc] transmitted.
19002 FFDICOMMWLSCU Method Invoke failed. A message was not successfully Restart.
[CancelPrc] transmitted.
19002 FFDICOMPrintSCU Method Invoke failed. A message was not successfully Restart.
[PrintPrc] transmitted.
[GetPrc] transmitted.
[DiscontinueRequest] transmitted.
19002 FFDICOMStoreSCU Method Invoke failed. A message was not successfully Restart.
[StorePrc] transmitted.
19003 FFDICOMCommit SCU File I/O failed. $FRPPXQLFDWLRQORJ¿OHZDVQRW Although the communication log cannot be
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name]
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19003 FFDICOMMPPSSCU File I/O failed. $FRPPXQLFDWLRQORJ¿OHZDVQRW Although the communication log cannot be
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19003 FFDICOMMWLSCU File I/O failed. $FRPPXQLFDWLRQORJ¿OHZDVQRW Although the communication log cannot be
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19003 FFDICOMStoreSCP File I/O failed. An adequate disk space was not available. Check the available disk space.
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>&RPPXQLFDWLRQORJ¿OH accessed. The problem is attributable to a occurs, replace the disk.
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19003 FFDICOMStoreSCP File I/O failed. $FRPPXQLFDWLRQORJ¿OHZDVQRW Although the communication log cannot be
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19003 FFDICOMStoreSCU File I/O failed. $FRPPXQLFDWLRQORJ¿OHZDVQRW Although the communication log cannot be
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Get/Set Error%n information was abnormal.
[Key] %2%n
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%4%n
%5
%4%n
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19902 IIPInputEz %1 : Database Data The acquisition/setup key or database was &KHFNWKHGDWDEDVHWDEOH¿HOGQDPH
[DB] %2%n
[Table] %3%n
[Field] %4%n
[Exp] %5
19903 IIPInputEz %1 : Dicom Data Object The DDO acquisition/setup tag was Check the DDO tag.
[Tag] %2%n
[Exp] %3%n
%4%n
%5
[Procedure] %2%n
[ErrorCode] %3%n
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%5

20001 FFCtrlProc It failed in CreateProcess. A subprocess was not successfully started Restart. If the same symptom occurs after A subsystem name is
It has the possibility that an up. The system was unstable or a a restart, reinstall. placed in the “%1”
H[HFXWLYH¿OHGRHVQ¶WH[LVW QHFHVVDU\H[HFXWDEOH¿OHZDVQRWIRXQG position.
The start treatment can’t be
continued. /CtrlProc:
RunProc()
%1
20002 FFCtrlProc Process start information is An illegal parameter was used for process Restart. If the same symptom occurs after
unusual. The start startup. It is conceivable that the contents a restart, reinstall.
treatment can’t be of the process information database were
continued. /CtrlProc: wrong.
RunProc()
20003 FFCtrlProc It failed in the completion A process end request message was not Restart.
message preparation successfully created. It is conceivable that
treatment. The treatment the available resource was not adequate
can’t be continued. / or that the system was unstable.
CtrlProc:EndProc()
20004 FFCtrlProc It failed in the completion A process end request message was not Restart.
message transmitting successfully transmitted. It is conceivable
treatment. The treatment that the transmission destination process
can’t be continued. / was down or that the transmission
CtrlProc:EndProc() destination was wrong.
20005 FFCtrlProc It failed in the switching A window show/hide message was not Restart.
message preparation successfully created. It is conceivable that
treatment. The treatment the available resource was not adequate
can’t be continued. / or that the system was unstable.
CtrlProc:ChangeProc()
20006 FFCtrlProc It failed in the switching A window show/hide message was not Restart. If the same symptom occurs after
message transmitting successfully transmitted. It is conceivable a restart, reinstall.
treatment. The treatment that the transmission destination process
can’t be continued. / was down or that the transmission
CtrlProc:ChangeProc() destination was wrong.
20007 FFCtrlProc It failed in CreateProcess. A window show/hide message was not Restart. If the same symptom occurs after
It has the possibility that an successfully transmitted. It is conceivable a restart, reinstall.
H[HFXWLYH¿OHGRHVQ¶WH[LVW that the transmission destination process
The start treatment can’t be was down or that the transmission
continued. destination was wrong.
/CtrlProc:SetInitProcEnd()
20102 FFCustomMsgBox [20102] Setup not It is conceivable that the application key Install the application key. Main
completed. was not installed.
20104 FFCustomMsgBox [20104] Failed in securing ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH¿OHZDVGDPDJHG Restart. If the same symptom occurs after Main
system settings. or deleted. a restart, reinstall.
20104 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the acquisition of 7KHFRQ¿JXUDWLRQLQIRUPDWLRQZDVQRW Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
WKHFRQ¿JXUDWLRQLQIRUPDWLRQ. successfully acquired. This error occurred perform a reinstallation.
The initialization treatment due to an improper installation or system
can’t be continued. / instability.
MainProcess:Main()

20105 FFCustomMsgBox [20105] Failed in accessing ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH¿OHZDVGDPDJHG Restart. If the same symptom occurs after Main
the process control or deleted. a restart, reinstall.
database.
20105 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the acquisition of Data was not successfully acquired from Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the process information the process information database. perform a reinstallation.
data base. The initialization This error occurred due to an improper
treatment can’t be installation or system instability.
continued. /MainProcess:
Main()
20106 FFCustomMsgBox [20106] Failed in accessing ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH¿OHZDVGDPDJHG Restart. If the same symptom occurs after Main
the message distribution or deleted. a restart, reinstall.
control database.
20106 FFIIPMAIN It failed in opening of the The message database was not Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
message data base. successfully opened. This error occurred perform a reinstallation.
The initialization treatment due to an improper installation or system
can’t be continued. / instability.
MainProcess:Main()
20108 FFCustomMsgBox [20108] Failed in process A subprocess was not successfully started View the event logs around to examine the Main
activation. up for some reason. cause.
20108 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the start of the The subprocess was not successfully Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
sub-process. started. This error occurred due to an perform a reinstallation.
The initialization treatment improper installation or system instability.
can’t be continued. /
MainProcess:Main()
20110 FFCustomMsgBox [20110] Failed in The subprocess was not successfully Check for error messages and warnings Main
initialization processing. started. It is conceivable that the system issued before the occurrence of this error
was unstable. This error may also occur as and then take a remedial action.
a consequence of the occurrence of Or, restart. If the same symptom recurs,
another error. perform a reinstallation.
20110 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the start of the The subprocess was not successfully Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
sub-process. started. This error occurred due to an perform a reinstallation.
The initialization treatment improper installation or system instability.
can’t be continued.
/MainProcess:
m_ProcessControl_
OnRunProcComplete()
20118 FFCustomMsgBox [20118] Failed in process An error occurred for some reason during No particular remedy needs be taken. Main
termination. subprocess end processing.
20118 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the completion of The subprocess was not successfully Restart.
the sub-process. terminated. The system was unstable.
/MainProcess:
ProcessEndRequirement()
20124 FFCustomMsgBox [20124] Failed in process A subprocess was not successfully View the event logs around to examine the Main
switchover. controlled for some reason. cause.

20124 FFIIPMAIN It failed in switching of the A subprocess changeover was not Restart.
process. /MainProcess: successfully effected. The target
xxxxx subprocess was not active or the system
was unstable.
21001 FFCustomMsgBox [21001] Failed in The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager List
connecting to the image an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
database. uninitialized image database. occurs while the SQL service manager is
deleted).
21002 FFCustomMsgBox [21002] Failed in accessing The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager List
the image database. an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
uninitialized image database. occurs while the SQL service manager is
deleted).
21003 FFCustomMsgBox [21003] Failed in obtaining The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager List
information from the image an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
deleted).
21004 FFCustomMsgBox [21004] Failed in accessing The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager List
deleted).
21005 FFCustomMsgBox [21005] Failed in setting The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager List
information to the image an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
deleted).
21006 FFCustomMsgBox [21006] Failed in deleting The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager List
the study information. an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
deleted).
21007 FFCustomMsgBox [21007] Failed in ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
connecting to the system damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
setting database.
21008 FFCustomMsgBox [21008] Failed in accessing ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
the system setting damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
database.

21009 FFCustomMsgBox [21009] Failed in obtaining ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
information from the system damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
setting database.
21010 FFCustomMsgBox [21010] Failed in ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
connecting to the character damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
database.
21011 FFCustomMsgBox [21011] Failed in accessing ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
the character database. damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
information from the damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
character database.
21013 FFCustomMsgBox [21013] Failed in accessing ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH¿OHZDVGDPDJHG Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
WKHGH¿QLWLRQ¿OH or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
21014 FFCustomMsgBox [21014] Failed in opening It is conceivable that the registry Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
the registry information. information was damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
21015 FFCustomMsgBox [21015] Failed in retrieving It is conceivable that the registry Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
21016 FFCustomMsgBox [21016] Failed in writing the It is conceivable that the registry Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
registry information. information was damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
21017 FFCustomMsgBox [21017] Failed in closing It is conceivable that the registry Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
21018 FFCustomMsgBox [21018] Failed in receiving The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
message. perform a reinstallation.
21019 FFCustomMsgBox [21019] Failed in canceling The selected image was being output or No particular response is required. List
the output processing. already deleted.
21020 FFCustomMsgBox [21020] Failed in output. The selected image was being output or No particular response is required. List
already deleted.
21021 FFCustomMsgBox [21021] Failed in receiving The system was unstable. No particular response is required. List
the message.
21022 FFCustomMsgBox [21022] Failed in initializing The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
process for message perform a reinstallation.
communication.
21023 FFCustomMsgBox [21023] Failed in The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
terminating process for perform a reinstallation.
message communication.
information from the host damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
setting database.
21025 FFCustomMsgBox [21025] Failed in editing the The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
host setting database. perform a reinstallation.
21030 FFCustomMsgBox [21030] Failed in study Connection equipment was not operative Check the connected equipment or List
start. or the network was unstable. network.

21031 FFCustomMsgBox [21031] Failed in QA start. Connection equipment was not operative Check the connected equipment or List
or the network was unstable. network.
re-start. or the network was unstable. network.
21033 FFCustomMsgBox [21033] Failed in obtaining Connection equipment was not operative Check the connected equipment or List
study information from host or the network was unstable. network.
%s.
21034 FFCustomMsgBox [21034] Failed in locking Connection equipment was not operative Check the connected equipment or List
the study. or the network was unstable. network.
completion processing. or the network was unstable. network.
21036 FFCustomMsgBox [21036] The target study Connection equipment was not operative Check the connected equipment or List
exists but is not displayed or the network was unstable. network.
on the list.
21037 FFCustomMsgBox [21037] The target study 7KHVSHFL¿HGVWXG\PD\KDYHEHHQ No particular measures need to be taken. List
could not be found. deleted.
21038 FFCustomMsgBox [21038] The input format The input format was incorrect. No particular measures need to be taken. List
for date is wrong.
21039 FFCustomMsgBox [21039] The input format The input format was incorrect. No particular measures need to be taken. List
for time is wrong.
21040 FFCustomMsgBox [21040] Searched word is The input word was incorrect. No particular measures need to be taken. List
illegal.
21041 FFCustomMsgBox [21041] Multiple target Two or more relevant studies existed. No particular measures need to be taken. List
studies exist. The study
cannot be started.
21051 FFCustomMsgBox [21051] An unknown study Illegal data was contained in the study Check the RIS side setup information and
was received from the RIS. information received from the RIS. the like.
21052 FFMWMHelper [MWMHelper]%1 This is an information log. There is no particular problem with
operations.
21053 FFMWMHelper [MWMHelper]%1 A warning condition is encountered. There is no particular problem with
For details, refer to the contents of the operations.
event log.
21054 FFMWMHelper [MWMHelper]%1 An error occurred. Restart.
A study received by means of MWM didn’t
include StudyInstanceUID (0020,000D).
Request the MWM Server to send
StudyInstanceUID.
21129 FFCustomMsgBox [21129] The hard disk was 7KHIUHHKDUGGLVNVSDFHZDVLQVXI¿FLHQW Delete unnecessary images. If any images Main
full. • A forced termination procedure was are left without being output, output them.
performed during a startup or freeze.
21201 FFCustomMsgBox [21201] An error of The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
unknown cause occurred. perform a reinstallation.
21202 FFCustomMsgBox [21202] Initialization has The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
not been completed. perform a reinstallation.

21203 FFCustomMsgBox [21203] Radiographer ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
information database is damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
abnormal.
21204 FFCustomMsgBox [21204] Failed in obtaining The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
the registry information. perform a reinstallation.
21205 FFCustomMsgBox [21205] Failed in setting The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
registry values. perform a reinstallation.
21206 FFCustomMsgBox [21206] Failed in clearing a The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
displayed image. perform a reinstallation.
21207 FFCustomMsgBox [21207] Failed in Connection equipment was not operative Check other connected equipment or List
connecting to the database. or the network was unstable. network.
21208 FFCustomMsgBox [21208] Failed in Connection equipment was not operative Check other connected equipment or List
connecting to the database. or the network was unstable. network.
21209 FFCustomMsgBox [21209] Failed in setting the The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
study information sharing perform a reinstallation.
host.
the study information from damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
the database.
21211 FFCustomMsgBox [21211] An error of ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
unknown cause occurred in damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
obtaining radiographer
information.
Study information cannot
be obtained.
21214 FFCustomMsgBox [21214] Failed in starting The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs, List
remote search/acquisition perform a reinstallation.
processing.
22100 FFIIPListMoveImage Warning. A warning was issued. For details, see the There is no particular problem with
%1 contents of the event log. operations.
22103 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the acquisition of The version information was not Reinstall.
WKHFRQ¿JXUDWLRQLQIRUPDWLRQ. successfully acquired. It is conceivable that
The initialization treatment WKH9HUVLRQHQY¿OHGLGQRWH[LVWLQWKH
can’t be continued. / VSHFL¿HGGLUHFWRU\RUWKDWWKHFRQWHQWVRI
MainProcess:Main() WKH¿OHZHUHGDPDJHG
22128 FFIIPMAIN $QHUURURFFXUUHGLQORJ¿OH $ORJ¿OHEDFNXSZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\ Reinstall. (Although there are no
backup treatment. / PDGH,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHVSHFL¿HG operational problems, various
MainProcess:xxxxx pathname was incorrect. communication logs cannot be saved.)

22200 FFIIPListMoveImage Error. An error occurred. For details, see the Since the process was aborted due to an
%1 contents of the event log. error occurrence, it is conceivable that a
data inconsistency may exist. Verify the
data consistency.
22201 FFIIPListMoveImage Initialize Error. The initialization process failed. Restart.
%1
22202 FFIIPListMoveImage FFGetString Error. The FFGetString function returned an Restart.
%1 error.
22203 FFIIPListMoveImage DB Connect Error. The database connection was not Restart.
%1 successfully established.
22204 FFIIPListMoveImage DB Get Error. Data could not be acquired from the Restart.
% database.
22205 FFIIPListMoveImage SetDB Error. Data could not be set up for the database. Restart.
%1
22206 FFIIPListMoveImage Dicom Data Object Get Data could not be acquired from the Dicom Restart.
Error. Data Object.
%1
22207 FFIIPListMoveImage Dicom Data Object Set Data could not be set up for the Dicom Restart.
Error. Data Object.
%1
22208 FFIIPListMoveImage An unknown error An exception error occurred. Restart.
occurred.%n[%1]
23000 FFMWMStudyList RegCreatekey() returned The RegCreateKey function returned an Restart.
with Error at %1. error.
[%2]
23000 FFStudyList, RegCreatekey() returned The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure or
FFOutputList with Error at %1.%n[%2] granted or installation may have been perform reinstallation.
ended abnormally.
23000 FFIIPListCustomize RegCreatekey() returned The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure or
with Error at %1.%n[%2] granted or installation may have been perform reinstallation.
ended abnormally.
23000 FFIIPListSearch RegCreatekey() returned The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure or
ended abnormally.
23000 FFIIPListMoveImage Information. Information log. There are no operational problems.
%1
23000 FFMWMStudyList Study couldn’t be started Failed in starting a study automatically for There are no operational problems.
automatically. %1. any reason.
[%2]
23001 FFMWMStudyList RegOpenkey() returned The RegOpenKey function returned an Restart.
[%2]

23001 FFStudyList, RegOpenkey() returned The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure or
FFOutputList with Error at %1.%n[%2] granted or installation may have been perform reinstallation.
ended abnormally.
23001 FFIIPListCustomize RegOpenkey() returned The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure or
ended abnormally.
23001 FFIIPListSearch RegOpenkey() returned The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure or
ended abnormally.
23002 FFMWMStudyList RegClosekey() returned The RegOpenKey function returned an Restart.
[%2]
23002 FFStudyList, RegClosekey() returned The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure.
FFOutputList with Error at %1.%n[%2] granted.
23002 FFIIPListCustomize RegClosekey() returned The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure.
with Error at %1.%n[%2] granted.
23002 FFIIPListSearch RegClosekey() returned The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure.
with Error at %1.%n[%2] granted.
23003 FFMWMStudyList RegQueryNumericValue() The RegOpenKey function returned an Restart.
returned with Error at %1. error.
[%2]
23003 FFStudyList, RegQueryNumericValue() The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure.
FFOutputList returned with Error at granted.
%1.%n[%2]
23003 FFIIPListCustomize RegQueryNumericValue() The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure.
returned with Error at granted.
%1.%n[%2]
23003 FFIIPListSearch RegQueryNumericValue() The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure.
%1.%n[%2]
23004 FFMWMStudyList RegSetNumericValue() The RegOpenKey function returned an Restart.
returned with Error at %1. error.
[%2]
23004 FFStudyList, RegSetNumericValue() The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure.
FFOutputList returned with Error at granted.
%1.%n[%2]
23004 FFIIPListCustomize RegSetNumericValue() The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure.
%1.%n[%2]
23004 FFIIPListSearch RegSetNumericValue() The user authority may not have been Use the normal startup procedure.
%1.%n[%2]
23005 FFMWMStudyList FFGetString() returned with The FFGetString function returned an Restart.
Error at %1. [%2] error.

23005 FFStudyList, FFGetString() returned withThe problem is attributable to a damaged (QVXUHWKDWWKH'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OHLVQRUPDO
FFOutputList Error at %1.%n[%2] 'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OH and then restart.
23005 FFIIPListCustomize FFGetString() returned withThe problem is attributable to a damaged (QVXUHWKDWWKH'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OHLVQRUPDO
Error at %1.%n[%2] 'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OH and then restart.
23005 FFIIPListSearch FFGetString() returned withThe problem is attributable to a damaged (QVXUHWKDWWKH'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OHLVQRUPDO
Error at %1.%n[%2] 'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OH and then restart.
23006 FFIIPListCustomize FFStrDBConnect() returned The problem is attributable to a damaged (QVXUHWKDWWKH'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OHLVQRUPDO
with Error at %1.%n[%2] 'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OHRUPLVVLQJ/DQJ6WUPGE and then restart. Or, check the LangStr.
¿OH PGE¿OH
23006 FFIIPListSearch FFStrDBConnect() returned The problem is attributable to a damaged (QVXUHWKDWWKH'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OHLVQRUPDO
with Error at %1.%n[%2] 'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OHRUPLVVLQJ/DQJ6WUPGE and then restart. Or, check the LangStr.
¿OH PGE¿OH
23006 FFMWMStudyList FFStrDBConnect() returned The FFStrDBConnect function returned an Restart.
[%2]
23006 FFStudyList, FFStrDBConnect() returned The problem is attributable to a damaged (QVXUHWKDWWKH'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OHLVQRUPDO
FFOutputList with Error at %1.%n[%2] 'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OHRUPLVVLQJ/DQJ6WUPGE and then restart. Or, check the LangStr.
¿OH PGE¿OH
23007 FFIIPListCustomize FFStrDBClose() returned 7KH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OHZDVGDPDJHG &KHFNWKH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OH
with Error at %1.%n[%2]
23007 FFIIPListSearch FFStrDBClose() returned 7KH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OHZDVGDPDJHG &KHFNWKH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OH
with Error at %1.%n[%2]
23007 FFMWMStudyList FFStrDBClose() returned The FFStrDBClose function failed. Restart.
with Error at %1.
[%2]
23007 FFStudyList, FFStrDBClose() returned 7KH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OHZDVGDPDJHG &KHFNWKH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OH
FFOutputList with Error at %1.%n[%2]
23008 FFIIPListCustomize FFStrDBReadString() 7KH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OHZDVGDPDJHG &KHFNWKH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OH
returned with Error at
%1.%n[%2]
23008 FFIIPListSearch FFStrDBReadString() 7KH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OHZDVGDPDJHG &KHFNWKH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OH
%1.%n[%2]
23008 FFMWMStudyList FFStrDBReadString() The FFStrDBReadString function returned Restart.
returned with Error at %1. an error.
[%2]
23008 FFStudyList, FFStrDBReadString() 7KH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OHZDVGDPDJHG &KHFNWKH/DQJ6WUPGE¿OH
FFOutputList returned with Error at
%1.%n[%2]
23009 FFIIPListCustomize FFRegGetKeySZ() returned The problem is attributable to an Use the normal startup procedure.
with Error at %1.%n[%2] unprivileged user.
23009 FFIIPListSearch FFRegGetKeySZ() returned The problem is attributable to an Use the normal startup procedure.
with Error at %1.%n[%2] unprivileged user.

23009 FFMWMStudyList FFRegGetKeySZ() returned The FFRegGetKeySZ function returned an Restart.
[%2]
23009 FFStudyList, FFRegGetKeySZ() returned The problem is attributable to an Use the normal startup procedure.
FFOutputList with Error at %1.%n[%2] unprivileged user.
23010 FFIIPListCustomize FFRegGetKeyDWORD() The problem is attributable to an Use the normal startup procedure.
returned with Error at unprivileged user.
%1.%n[%2]
23010 FFIIPListSearch FFRegGetKeyDWORD() The problem is attributable to an Use the normal startup procedure.
returned with Error at unprivileged user.
%1.%n[%2]
23010 FFMWMStudyList FFRegGetKeyDWORD() The FFRegGetKeyDWORD function Restart.
returned with Error at %1. returned an error.
[%2]
23010 FFStudyList, FFRegGetKeyDWORD() The problem is attributable to an Use the normal startup procedure.
FFOutputList returned with Error at unprivileged user.
%1.%n[%2]
23011 FFStudyList, FFSysDBConnect() ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OH (QVXUHWKDWWKH'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OHLVQRUPDO
FFOutputList returned with Error at ZDVGDPDJHGRUWKH+RVWVPGE¿OHGLGQRW DQGWKHQUHVWDUW2UFKHFNWKH6\V&RQ¿J
%1.%n[%2] exist. PGE¿OH
23011 FFMWMStudyList FFHostDBInitialize() FFHostDBInitialize() sent back an error. Restart the system.
%1. [%2]
23012 FFStudyList, FFSysDBClose() returned This error is attributable to a damaged &KHFNWKH6\V&RQ¿JPGE¿OH
FFOutputList with Error at %1.%n[%2] 'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OH
23012 FFIIPListCustomize FFHostDBGetQueryHost() ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH+RVWVPGE¿OH &KHFNWKH+RVWVPGE¿OH
returned with Error at was damaged.
%1.%n[%2]
23012 FFMWMStudyList FFHostDBGetQueryHost() FFHostDBGetQueryHost() sent back an Restart the system.
returned with Error at error.
%1. [%2]
23013 FFStudyList, FFSysDBReadszValue() This error is attributable to a damaged &KHFNWKH6\V&RQ¿JPGE¿OH
FFOutputList returned with Error at 'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OH
%1.%n[%2]
23013 FFIIPListCustomize FFHostDBSetQueryHost() ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH+RVWVPGE¿OH &KHFNWKH+RVWVPGE¿OH
returned with Error at was damaged.
%1.%n[%2]
23013 FFMWMStudyList FFHostDBSetQueryHost() FFHostDBSetQueryHost() sent back an Restart the system.
returned with Error at error.
%1. [%2]
23014 FFStudyList, FFSysDBReadnValue() This error is attributable to a damaged &KHFNWKH6\V&RQ¿JPGE¿OH
FFOutputList returned with Error at 'LUHFWRU\LQL¿OH
%1.%n[%2]

23015 FFStudyList, Failed ImageDB The SQL Server Service Manager starts Ensure that the SQL Server is running.
FFOutputList Connection at %1.%n[%2] UXQQLQJRUQHFHVVDU\¿OHVDUHQRWLQVWDOOHG
23016 FFStudyList, Failed ImageDB The SQL Server Service Manager starts Ensure that the SQL Server is running.
FFOutputList Disconnection at UXQQLQJRUQHFHVVDU\¿OHVDUHQRWLQVWDOOHG
%1.%n[%2]
23017 FFStudyList, Failed ImageDB Open The SQL Server Service Manager starts Ensure that the SQL Server is running.
FFOutputList Recordset at %1.%n[%2] UXQQLQJRUQHFHVVDU\¿OHVDUHQRWLQVWDOOHG
23018 FFStudyList, Failed ImageDB Update The SQL Server Service Manager starts Ensure that the SQL Server is running.
23019 FFStudyList, Failed ImageDB Close The SQL Server Service Manager starts Ensure that the SQL Server is running.
23020 FFStudyList Failed Get HostName as Failed in acquiring a host name. Check the network/network settings.
%1.%n[%2] The network may have been set up
incorrectly.
23021 FFStudyList Failed HostDB Data at Failed in acquiring data from the Hosts. &KHFNWKH+RVWVPGE¿OH
%1.%n[%2] PGE¿OH7KHGDWDEDVHPD\KDYHEHHQ
damaged.
23022 FFStudyList Failed GetPossession at Failed in acquiring property. Check the network/equipment.
%1.%n[%2] It is conceivable that any other equipment
has already acquired property, network
disconnected or power not turned ON.
23023 FFStudyList Failed $IDLOXUHRFFXUUHGLQ¿OHFKDQJHRUGHOLYHU\ Restart the system.
DDOChangeOrDelivery at SURFHVVLQJDW¿OPGLYLVLRQH[WHQVLRQ
%1.%n[%2] (12on1) output.
23024 FFStudyList Failed DicomQ/R at A failure occurred when performing DICOM Check the network/network settings, and
%1.%n[%2] Q/R processing. then restart the system as necessary.
23025 FFStudyList FFNetDBConnect() An attempt to establish connection to the &KHFN1HW&RQ¿JPGEDQGUHVWDUWWKH
returned with Error at network setup database resulted in a system.
%1.%n [%2] failure.
23026 FFStudyList Failed DicomQ/R Initialize A failure occurred in initialization of DICOM Restart the system.
at %1.%n[%2] Q/R processing.
23027 FFStudyList Failed $IDLOXUHRFFXUUHGLQ¿OHFKDQJHSURFHVVLQJ Restart the system.
MultiPrintDDOUpdate at DW¿OPGLYLVLRQH[WHQVLRQ RQ RXWSXW
%1.%n[%2]
23028 FFStudyList Failed MultiPrintDelivery A failure occurred in delivery processing at Restart the system.
%1.%n[%2] ¿OPGLYLVLRQH[WHQVLRQ RQ RXWSXW
23029 FFStudyList Failed FFNetDBGet An attempt to acquire data from the &KHFN1HW&RQ¿JPGEDQGUHVWDUWWKH
%1.%n[%2] network setup database resulted in a system.
failure.
23099 FFIIPListCustomize An unknown error An unknown error occurred. Restart.
occurred.%n[%1]
23099 FFIIPListSearch An unknown error An unknown error occurred. Restart.
occurred.%n[%1]

23099 FFMWMStudyList An unknown error occurred. An exception error occurred. Restart.
[%1]
23099 FFStudyList, An unknown error An unknown error occurred. Restart.
FFOutputList occurred.%n[%1]
29010 FFIIPEvtMonitoringCtrl [%1]%nThe error occurred The Win32 API function returned an error. Restart. Worklist
in Win32 API.%n%2
29011 FFIIPEvtMonitoringCtrl [%1]%nThe exception error An exception error occurred. Restart.
occurred.%n%2
29107 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the preparation The pipe for inter-process communication Restart.
of the pipe. The treatment was not successfully created.
can’t be continued. / It is conceivable that the system was
MainProcess:Main() unstable.
29112 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the indication of The routine transition instruction message Restart. If the same symptom occurs after
the routine mode transition. was not successfully issued. a restart, reinstall.
/MainProcess: It is conceivable that the subprocess was
m_ProcessControl not running or that the pipe was not
_OnRunProcComplete() created.
29114 FFIIPMAIN An unusual message was The received message was unusual. Restart. If the same symptom occurs after
received. This message is It is conceivable that the message was not a restart, reinstall.
ignored. registered in the message information
/MainProcess: database or that the system was unstable.
m_ProcessComControl
B2Q5HFY1RWL¿FDWLRQ
29115 FFIIPMAIN An unusual send cause A message was received from an unknown Restart. If the same symptom occurs after
was received. This send source. It is conceivable that the a restart, reinstall.
cause is ignored. transmission source was not registered in
/MainProcess: the message information database or that
m_ProcessComControl a wrong transmission source was selected.
B2Q5HFY1RWL¿FDWLRQ
29116 FFIIPMAIN The form of the place of the An unknown transmission destination was Restart. If the same symptom occurs after
transmission isn’t right. VSHFL¿HGIRUWKHUHFHLYHGPHVVDJH a restart, reinstall.
/MainProcess: It is conceivable that the transmission
SendMessage() destination was not registered in the
message information database or that a
wrong transmission destination was
selected.
29117 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the message A message delivery was not successful. Restart. If the same symptom occurs after
delivery. It is conceivable that the subprocess at the a restart, reinstall.
/MainProcess: transmission destination was not running.
SendMessage()
29119 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the process An end notice was not successfully sent to Restart.
completion notice. the subprocess. It is conceivable that the
/MainProcess:ProcessEnd- subprocess was not running or that the
AnswerMessage() system was unstable.

29122 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the unusual An error notice was not successfully sent Restart.
occurrence notice. to the subprocess. It is conceivable that
/MainProcess: the subprocess was not running or that the
ErrorNoticeMessage() system was unstable.
29123 FFIIPMAIN It failed in the pipe close. An inter-process communication pipe was Restart.
/MainProcess: not successfully closed. It is conceivable
EndMainProcess() that the system was unstable.
29125 FFIIPMAIN It failed in close of the The message database was not Restart.
message data base. / successfully closed. It is conceivable that
MainProcess:xxxxx the system was unstable.
29126 FFIIPMAIN It failed in reading of the Data was not successfully acquired from Reinstall.
registry information. / the registry. It is conceivable that
MainProcess:xxxxx installation was not properly completed.
29127 FFIIPMAIN It failed in writing of the Data was not successfully written into the Restart.
registry information. / registry. It is conceivable that the system
MainProcess:xxxxx was unstable.
30001 FFCustomMsgBox [30001] Failed in obtaining ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH¿OHZDVGDPDJHG Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the connection characters or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
to the character database.
30002 FFCustomMsgBox [30002] Failed in ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
database.
to the system setting
database.
setting database.
to the image database.
30013 FFCustomMsgBox [30013] Failed in saving ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH¿OHZDVGDPDJHG Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
listed (worklist) display or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
settings.
30019 FFCustomMsgBox [30019] Failed in obtaining ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the connection characters damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
to the network setting
database.
30027 FFCustomMsgBox [30027] Failed in initializing It is conceivable that the registry Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the list (worklist). information was damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
obtained.
30045 FFCustomMsgBox [30045] IP address on the ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
Image Reader not damaged or improperly set. perform a reinstallation.
obtained.

30057 FFCustomMsgBox [30057] Failed in receiving The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the message. perform a reinstallation.
to the Image Reader status
information database.
30105 FFCustomMsgBox [30105] Failed in list The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
initialization (waiting for perform a reinstallation.
study).
QA).
output).
initialization (already perform a reinstallation.
output).
initialization (all). perform a reinstallation.
initialization (today). perform a reinstallation.
30117 FFCustomMsgBox [30117] Failed in updating The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
list (worklist) display. perform a reinstallation.
to the Image Reader
30122 FFCustomMsgBox [30122] Failed in accessing ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the Image Reader damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
information (Magnetic card
type).
information (Magnetic card
type).
information (Hospital card
used).

database.
30151 FFCustomMsgBox [30151] Failed in • The connection to the network was not • Connect to the network.
initialization processing. established. • Set a dummy node for “THIS HOST (IIP)”
• Node setup was not completed for “THIS (e.g., DICOM Print).
+267 ,,3 ´XQGHU³1HWZRUN&RQ¿J´ • Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
• The system was unstable. perform a reinstallation.
the pass information (image or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
data folder).
30153 FFCustomMsgBox [30153] The shutdown The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
process resulted in a perform a reinstallation.
failure.
30155 FFCustomMsgBox [30155] Failed in list ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH¿OHZDVGDPDJHG Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
initialization (waiting for or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
study).
30157 FFCustomMsgBox [30157] Database access The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager
was unsuccessful. an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
deleted).
30200 FFCustomMsgBox [30200] Failed in RIS There may be a problem with the RIS Verify the settings and then restart.
activation. module or RIS setup. If the same symptom recurs, perform a
reinstallation.
30201 FFCustomMsgBox [30201] A communication There may be a problem with the RIS Verify the settings and then restart.
error with RIS occurred. module or RIS setup. If the same symptom recurs, perform a
reinstallation.
30202 FFCustomMsgBox [30202] A communication There may be a problem with the RIS Verify the settings and then restart.
error with RIS occurred. module or RIS setup. If the same symptom recurs, perform a
reinstallation.
30204 FFCustomMsgBox [30204] Because of Failed in installation. Reinstall.
improperly performed
installation processing, the
system cannot be started.
30205 FFCustomMsgBox [30205] Failed in search The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
processing. perform a reinstallation.
30206 FFCustomMsgBox [30206] Failed in initializing The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
patient-incidental perform a reinstallation.
information.
30208 FFCustomMsgBox [30208] System error A return error from the Shimadzu FPD Restart the FPD system. If the same error
occurred. controller and a program error. recurs, reinstall the system.
30209 FFCustomMsgBox [30209] System error A return error from the Shimadzu FPD Restart the FPD system. If the same error
occurred. controller and a program error. recurs, reinstall the system.

30210 FFCustomMsgBox [30210] System error An error of level: 3,4 originated from the Restart the FPD system. If the same error
occurred. FPD system. recurs, reinstall the system.
30211 FFCustomMsgBox [30211] System error An error of level: 3,4 originated from the Restart the FPD system. If the same error
occurred. FPD system. recurs, reinstall the system.
31001 FFCustomMsgBox [31001] Failed in obtaining It is conceivable that the registry Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the registry information information was damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
(font name).
(font size).
(multi-byte language
information).
the used language in damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
system setting.
to the character database.
database.
to the system setting
database.
setting database.
31010 FFCustomMsgBox [31010] Failed in The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager
connecting to the image an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
deleted).
31011 FFCustomMsgBox [31011] Failed in acquiring The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager
information from the image an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
deleted).

31012 FFCustomMsgBox [31012] Failed in accessing The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager
deleted).
31013 FFCustomMsgBox [31013] Failed in obtaining The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager
the information from the an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
image database. uninitialized image database. occurs while the SQL service manager is
deleted).
31014 FFCustomMsgBox [31014] Failed in setting The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager
information to the image an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
deleted).
31015 FFCustomMsgBox [31015] Failed in deleting The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager
image database. uninitialized image database. occurs while the SQL service manager is
deleted).
31016 FFCustomMsgBox [31016] Failed in The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager
FRQQHFWLQJWRWKHÀDJ an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
deleted).
31017 FFCustomMsgBox [31017] Failed in accessing The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager
WKHÀDJGDWDEDVH an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
deleted).
31018 FFCustomMsgBox [31018] Failed in setting The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager
LQIRUPDWLRQWRWKHÀDJ an inactive SQL service manager or is normally operating. If the symptom
deleted).
initialization process for damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
menu setting database.

the menu information from damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
the menu setting database.
the menu parameter damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
information from the menu
setting database.
terminating the menu damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
setting database.
to the network setting
database.
connecting to the network damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
setting database.
the information from the damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
network setting database.
31026 FFCustomMsgBox [31026] Failed in issuing The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the image information. perform a reinstallation.
31027 FFCustomMsgBox [31027] Failed in obtaining The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
Use the DICOM MWL C-FIND Tag Setting
of DR Console Service Utility to see if
Distribution Code (ID:141) is checked or
not.
If checked, uncheck it.
31028 FFCustomMsgBox [31028] Failed in setting the The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
image information. perform a reinstallation.
31029 FFCustomMsgBox [31029] Failed in deleting The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
31030 FFCustomMsgBox [31030] Failed in reading $QLPDJHUHODWHG¿OHZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\ Restart. If the same symptom frequently
WKHLPDJHLQIRUPDWLRQ¿OH accessed. The problem is attributable to a occurs, replace the disk.
disk.
31031 FFCustomMsgBox [31031] Failed in writing the $QLPDJHUHODWHG¿OHZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\ Restart. If the same symptom frequently
LPDJHLQIRUPDWLRQ¿OH accessed. The problem is attributable to a occurs, replace the disk.
disk.
31032 FFCustomMsgBox [31032] Failed in releasing The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the caption information damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
(ID#).

(study#).
(patient name).
(Kanji-patient name).
(sex).
(sex: M).
(sex: F).
(sex: O).
(data of birth).
information (ID# input
character limitation).
information (Study # input
character limitation).
information (ID # pudding
format).
information (Study #
pudding format).
information (date of birth
format).

31051 FFCustomMsgBox [31051] Invalid character is A 2-byte character, @, or other Make a proper entry.
input in ID #. unacceptable character was contained.
input in Study #. unacceptable character was contained.
input in patient name. unacceptable character was contained.
31054 FFCustomMsgBox [31054] Invalid character is A 1-byte character or other unacceptable Make a proper entry.
input in kanji-patient name. character was contained.
31055 FFCustomMsgBox [31055] Invalid character is A character other than “M”, “F”, and “O” Make a proper entry.
input in sex. was contained.
31056 FFCustomMsgBox [31056] Invalid format for The entry did not agree with a preselected Make a proper entry.
date of birth is input. birth date format.
the requesting department damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
database.
(requesting dep.).
the item information for damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
displaying in the requesting
dep. Selection list.
information.
to the requesting
department database.
the technician information damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
database.
31063 FFCustomMsgBox [31063] Failed in caption ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
information (technician). damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
the item information for damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
displaying in the technician
selection list.
the technician information. damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
to the technician database.

(window size).
31068 FFCustomMsgBox [31068] No patient Nothing was entered in the patient Enter at least the patient’s sex.
information is input. LQIRUPDWLRQLQSXW¿HOG
information (succeeded
from exposure menu
reservation list).
31070 FFCustomMsgBox [31070] Multiple studies An attempt was made to start an Start an examination process with one
cannot be executed. examination process with more than one examination item selected.
examination item selected from an
examination waiting list.
31071 FFCustomMsgBox [31071] No list is selected. An attempt was made to start execution Select at least one examination item.
with no examination item selected.
31072 FFCustomMsgBox [31072] Invalid character is An unacceptable character was contained. Make a proper entry.
LQSXWIRU¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
31074 FFCustomMsgBox [31074] Failed in obtaining The problem is attributable, for instance, to Check whether the SQL service manager
ÀDJGDWDEDVH uninitialized image database. occurs while the SQL service manager is
deleted).
31076 FFCustomMsgBox [31076] Failed in obtaining ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHELWPDS¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the button image (Clear damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (OK damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (Cancel damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (increment damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
(decrement button).
the button image (Next damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
page button).
the button image (previous damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
page button).

character database.
31099 FFCustomMsgBox [31099] An error of It is highly probable that the program was
unknown cause occurred. faulty.
31100 FFCustomMsgBox [31100] The image display It is conceivable that the image data or Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
process resulted in a failure LPDJHLQIRUPDWLRQ¿OHZDVGDPDJHG perform a reinstallation.
while operating in the
image input subsystem.
the pass information (log or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
saving folder).
31103 FFCustomMsgBox [31103] Failed in calling up The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the patient information. perform a reinstallation.
31105 FFCustomMsgBox [31105] Failed in The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
terminating the image input perform a reinstallation.
subsystem.
terminating the image input perform a reinstallation.
subsystem.
31107 FFCustomMsgBox [31107] Failed in image The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
inputting process in the perform a reinstallation.
image input sub-system.
31110 FFCustomMsgBox [31110] Failed in calling up The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the exposure menu. perform a reinstallation.
31111 FFCustomMsgBox [31111] Failed in study The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
terminating process. perform a reinstallation.
inputting process. perform a reinstallation.
inputting process. perform a reinstallation.
31114 FFCustomMsgBox [31114] Failed in specifying The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the urgent processing. perform a reinstallation.
(Study with QA completed).

the caption (only exposure damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
competed).
(Study interrupt button).
(Cancel button).
(Study reception tab).
(waiting for study tab).
(waiting for QA tab).
(Waiting for output tab).
(Already output tab).
(All tab).
(Today tab).
the button image (System damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
(Study reservation button).
(Study start button).
31141 FFCustomMsgBox [31141] Patient information An unacceptable character was contained. Make a proper entry.
is illegal.
the display group data. damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.

the exposure menu perform a reinstallation.
information.
the button image (Urgent damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (Study damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
completed button).
the button image (Update damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (New damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (Repeat damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (Re-shoot damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (Add damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (Delete damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (Before damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
scroll button).

the button image (After damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
Scroll button).
the button image (Monitor damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
mode button).
the button image (QA damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (Change damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (Rotation/ damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
Inversion button).
the button image (EDR damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
mode button).
the button image (Image damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
format button).
the button image (Change damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
menu parameter button).
the tool tip (New button). damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
the tool tip (Repeat button). damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
the tool tip (Re-shoot damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the tool tip (Add button). damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
the tool tip (Delete button). damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
the tool tip (Before scroll damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the tool tip (After scroll damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the tool tip (Monitor mode damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).

the tool tip (QA button ). damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
the tool tip (Change damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the tool tip (Rotation/ damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
Inversion button).
the tool tip (EDR mode damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the tool tip (Image format damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the tool tip (Change menu damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
parameter button).
the registry information (Set information was damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
No.).
31187 FFCustomMsgBox [31187] Failed in setting the It is conceivable that the registry Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
tool tip (Before scroll information was damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
information (System ID).
information (Auto-
distribution instruction
information).
information (Selector
auto-switchover
information).
information (Menu
auto-sequence
information).
information (Set No.
minimum value
information).

information (Set No.
maximum value
information).
information (Series
information issuing
method).
31197 FFCustomMsgBox [31197] No matching work 7KHFRQWHQWVRIWKHLPDJH¿OHGLGQRW Initialize the image database.
ID exists. agree with those of the image database.
31198 FFCustomMsgBox [31198] Failed in distribution The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
process. perform a reinstallation.
31201 FFInImgMonitorCtrl Data error.%n[%1] Input data was incorrect. Restart the system.
31202 FFCustomMsgBox [31202] Failed in obtaining ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Check the FPD and the 5000 Series
the system setting damaged or deleted. equipment. Perform an image input
information (Patient process again or restart.
information online serial
port No.).
31202 FFIIPInImgCtrl Initialize error. [Detailed An abnormality occurred in the initialization Restart the system. If the same symptom
error information 31202 14 process. The common probable causes occurs after a restart, perform a
items] are as follows: reinstallation and initialize the image
database.
• Installation was not normally ended.
7KHSDUDPHWHU¿OHZDVLQFRUUHFW
31202 FFInImgMonitorCtrl Initialize error.%n[%1] Failed in initialization processing. Restart the system.
information (Patient
information online device
name.).
31203 FFInImgMonitorDispCtrl Method process error.%n An error was detected during method Restart the system.
[%1] processing.
31204 FFInImgMonitorDispCtrl Windows API access error. The system was unstable. Restart the system.
%n[%1]
31205 FFInImgMonitorDispCtrl Parameter error.%n[%1] An abnormal parameter was detected. Restart the system.
31206 FFInImgMonitorDispCtrl Memory access error. 6\VWHPPHPRU\ZDVLQVXI¿FLHQW Restart the system.
%n[%1]
31207 FFInImgMonitorDispCtrl Function error.%n[%1] An error was detected during internal Restart the system.
processing.
Image Reader machine reinstall the system.
code.

the button image (New damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
31208 FFInImgMonitorDispCtrl File access error.%n[%1] The system was unstable. Restart the system.
information (Image rotation/
inversion selectable range).
the button image (frontal damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
image button).
the button image (Left-right damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
invert button).
the button image (Up-side- damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
down invert button).
the button image (180 damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
degree rotation button).
(90 degree rotation button).
information (Image format
selectable range).
the button image (SINGLE damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (TWIN damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
WRWKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
database.
connecting characters to damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
WKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
database.
¿OPDQQRWDWLRQGDWDEDVH

information (upper limit of
1RRIRXWSXW¿OP
(CS).
(SS).
31241 FFCustomMsgBox [31241] Failed in creating The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
thumbnail images with the perform a reinstallation.
image input subsystem.
processing in image input perform a reinstallation.
subsystem.
31243 FFCustomMsgBox [31243] Image format $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
information is illegal. system setting. substitute to continue with the process, no
particular response is required.
31244 FFCustomMsgBox [31244] Annotation $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
31245 FFCustomMsgBox >@1RRIRXWSXW¿OP $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
31246 FFCustomMsgBox [31246] Distribution code $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
31247 FFCustomMsgBox [31247] Image reading $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
sensitivity is illegal. system setting. substitute to continue with the process, no
31248 FFCustomMsgBox [31248] Average output $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
density is illegal. system setting. substitute to continue with the process, no
31249 FFCustomMsgBox [31249] EDR mode is $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
illegal. system setting. substitute to continue with the process, no
31250 FFCustomMsgBox >@,PDJH¿OLQJPRGH $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
is illegal. system setting. substitute to continue with the process, no
31251 FFCustomMsgBox [31251] Function mode is $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a

31253 FFCustomMsgBox [31253] Contrast shift is $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
31254 FFCustomMsgBox [31254] Sensitivity shift $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
31255 FFCustomMsgBox [31255] There is a $YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
discrepancy between system setting. substitute to continue with the process, no
system setting and image particular response is required.
information.
information.
information.
information.
31259 FFCustomMsgBox [31259] Failed in obtaining It is conceivable that the image information Delete the associated examination.
the image invert/rotate was damaged. If the same symptom frequently recurs,
information. perform a reinstallation.
31260 FFCustomMsgBox [31260] Failed in setting the
$YDOXHLQWKHLPDJH¿OHFRQÀLFWHGZLWKD Since a standard setting will be used as a
image format information. system setting. substitute to continue with the process, no
31261 FFCustomMsgBox [31261]Failed in obtaining It is conceivable that the image information Delete the associated examination.
the image format was damaged. If the same symptom frequently recurs,
information. perform a reinstallation.
31262 FFCustomMsgBox [31262] Film annotation is 7KHUHJLVWHUHG¿OPPDUNFRQWDLQHGDQ &RUUHFWWKH¿OPPDUNVHWXSZLWKDXVHU
illegal. unacceptable character. utility.
(FIX).
(S value).
(SEMI-X).
(Density Ave)

(Density Average).
31270 FFCustomMsgBox [31270] Input value is The entered value contained an Make a proper entry.
illegal. unacceptable character or was out of
range or otherwise abnormal.
information (Function
selectable range).
function information. perform a reinstallation.
1RRIRXWSXW¿OP perform a reinstallation.
contrast shift. perform a reinstallation.
sensitivity shift. perform a reinstallation.
EDR mode information. perform a reinstallation.
FIX mode S value. perform a reinstallation.
SEMI-X mode average perform a reinstallation.
output density.
31282 FFCustomMsgBox [31282] Failed in QA The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
starting process. perform a reinstallation.
information (Filing mode
selectable range).
LPDJH¿OLQJLQIRUPDWLRQ perform a reinstallation.
the distribution destination perform a reinstallation.
information.
information (Distribution
code change).
information (Film annotation
change).

information (Function
change).
the list display. perform a reinstallation.
31303 FFCustomMsgBox [31303] No list (Waiting for It is highly probable that the program was
study) is selected. faulty.
QA) is selected. faulty.
output) is selected. faulty.
31306 FFCustomMsgBox [31306] No list (Already It is highly probable that the program was
output) is selected. faulty.
31307 FFCustomMsgBox [31307] No list (All) is It is highly probable that the program was
selected. faulty.
31308 FFCustomMsgBox [31308] No list (Today) is It is highly probable that the program was
selected. faulty.
the list (Waiting for study) perform a reinstallation.
display.
the list (Waiting for QA) perform a reinstallation.
display.
the list (Waiting for output) perform a reinstallation.
display.
the list (Already output) perform a reinstallation.
display.
the list (All) display. perform a reinstallation.
the list (Today) display. perform a reinstallation.
31315 FFCustomMsgBox [31315] No. of selected It is highly probable that the program was
study is illegal. Study faulty.
cannot be started.
31316 FFCustomMsgBox [31316] Failed in study The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,

31317 FFCustomMsgBox [31317] No. of selected It is highly probable that the program was
studies is illegal. QA cannot faulty.
be started.
information (Operational
mode after studying).
the button image (Utility damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the patient information. perform a reinstallation.
31323 FFCustomMsgBox [31323] Date of birth could Illegal birth date information was set. Delete the associated examination. If the
not be converted to the same symptom recurs after deletion,
displaying format. perform a reinstallation.
(Stop alarm button).
31330 FFCustomMsgBox [31330] Failed in the ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
obtaining the caption damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
information (System
Terminating button).
(User Utility button).
(Study list setting button).
(Version displaying button).
(Cancel button).
the button image (Clear damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the tool tip information damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
(Clear button).

31337 FFCustomMsgBox [31337] Failed in displaying 7KHWKXPEQDLOLPDJH¿OHZDVGDPDJHG There are no processing problems except
the thumbnail images. deleted, or otherwise abnormal. for the inability to display thumbnail
images. If the same symptom frequently
occurs, initialize the image database.
(Cancel button).
(Cancel button).
31348 FFCustomMsgBox [31348] Failed in thumbnail 7KHWKXPEQDLOLPDJH¿OHZDVGDPDJHG There are no processing problems except
image creation process. deleted, or otherwise abnormal. for the inability to display thumbnail
images. If the same symptom frequently
occurs, initialize the image database.
31349 FFCustomMsgBox [31349] Failed in displaying It is conceivable that the system was If the same symptom recurs after a restart,
the list (Waiting for study). unstable or that the program was faulty. perform a reinstallation.
the list (Waiting for QA). unstable or that the program was faulty. perform a reinstallation.
the list (Waiting for output). unstable or that the program was faulty. perform a reinstallation.
the list (Already output). unstable or that the program was faulty. perform a reinstallation.
the list (All). unstable or that the program was faulty. perform a reinstallation.
the list (Today). unstable or that the program was faulty. perform a reinstallation.
31355 FFCustomMsgBox [31355] Failed in It is conceivable that the system was If the same symptom recurs after a restart,
customizing the list display. unstable or that the program was faulty. perform a reinstallation.
information (Default menu
code).
the tool tip text. damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
(Title bar).
(Option label).
the version information. or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
31362 FFCustomMsgBox [31362] Option list could It is conceivable that the registry Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
not be obtained. information was damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.

(Next multiple frame set
No.).
31364 FFCustomMsgBox [31364] Failed in setting the It is conceivable that the registry Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
registry information (Next information was damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
multi-frame set No.).
information (Series issuing
type).
the multi-frame UID perform a reinstallation.
information.
the cassette insertion damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
enabled image.
the cassette insertion damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
disabled image.
the image icon (Mis- damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
exposure).
the button image (Image damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
style button).
the button image (EDR damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (Function damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (No. of damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
RXWSXW¿OPEXWWRQ
the button image (Film damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
format button).
the button image (Filing damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
the button image (Film damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
annotation button).

(Distribution code button).
the button image (CS/SS damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
button).
31382 FFCustomMsgBox [31382] Image data line to The line was abnormal. Check the line.
the Image Reader(%s) has
broken.
the caption information. damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
31387 FFCustomMsgBox [31387] Failed in reading ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHELWPDS¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
WKHELWPDS¿OH damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
the font information. information was damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
31389 FFCustomMsgBox [31389] Failed in refresh The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the list. reinstall the system.
31390 FFCustomMsgBox [31390] The information The entered information or its format was
about a requesting in error.
department was illegal.
31391 FFCustomMsgBox [31391] The information The entered information or its format was
about a paramedic was in error.
illegal.
31392 FFCustomMsgBox [31392] A patient Nothing matched the entered patient Check the patient information.
information search was information.
unsuccessful.
31393 FFCustomMsgBox [31393] Failed in setting up This error is attributable to an RIS problem Check RIS-side status or RIS setup.
connection status with the or RIS setup problem.
RIS.
31394 FFCustomMsgBox [31394] The line connected This error is attributable to an RIS problem Check the RIS status and RIS setup.
to the RIS was faulty. or RIS setup problem.
31395 FFCustomMsgBox [31395] Failed in reporting It is conceivable that the server was Check operating condition of the server
of study start (PPS). inoperative or network settings were and network settings.
incorrect.
of study termination (PPS). inoperative or network settings were and network settings.
incorrect.
of study abort (PPS). inoperative or network settings were and network settings.
incorrect.
the label caption. damaged or deleted. reinstall the system.
31400 FFCustomMsgBox [31400]The selected menu This error is attributable to an RIS problem Check the RIS status and RIS setup.
did not exist. or RIS setup problem.

31401 FFCustomMsgBox [31401] Path information ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH¿OHZDVGDPDJHG Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
(image data folder) or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
acquisition was not
successful.
31402 FFCustomMsgBox [31402] Parameter icon ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHELWPDS¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
image acquisition was not damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
successful.
31403 FFCustomMsgBox [31403] Caption information ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHZDV Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
acquisition was not damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
successful.
31404 FFCustomMsgBox [31404] Failed in This error is attributable to a problem with Check the connected equipment,
communicating with other the connected equipment or connection connection setup, and others.
connected device. setup.
31407 FFCustomMsgBox [31407] Failed in setting the The connected equipment may be faulty. Check the connected equipment.
exposure size.
31408 FFCustomMsgBox [31408] Failed in setting the The connected equipment may be faulty. Check the connected equipment.
reference position for
exposure.
31409 FFCustomMsgBox [31409] No response The connected equipment may be faulty. Check the connected equipment.
comes from other
connected device.
31410 FFCustomMsgBox [31410] There is no answer The connected equipment may be faulty. Check the connected equipment.
from the device that ID
information is shared.
31411 FFCustomMsgBox [31411] A Study can’t This error is attributable to an improperly Check the menu registration information.
register because the registered menu.
exposure menu registerd in
IDT isn't registered in IIP.
31412 FFCustomMsgBox [31412] An image data line The connected equipment may be faulty. Check the connected equipment.
with the reader is cut off.
31414 FFCustomMsgBox [31414] Failed in obtaining 7KHGDWDEDVH¿OHPD\EHGDPDJHGRU Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the caption information (RIS deleted. perform a reinstallation.
tab).
31415 FFCustomMsgBox [31415] A communication The connected equipment may be faulty. Check the connected equipment.
error with RIS occurred.
31416 FFCustomMsgBox [31416] Some exposure This error is attributable to an improperly Check the settings.
menus couldn’t be set menu parameter or other setup failure.
registered.
31417 FFCustomMsgBox [31417] An exposure menu This error is attributable to an improperly Check the settings.
couldn’t be registered. set menu parameter or other setup failure.
31418 FFCustomMsgBox [31418] Failed in the The connection setup may be faulty. Check the connection setup.
reference of the reader
device.

31420 FFCustomMsgBox [31420] A failure occurred It is conceivable that the connected Check the connected equipment.
in the communication with equipment may be faulty.
the RIS.
31422 FFCustomMsgBox [31422] Failed in registering The patient information database operation Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the study to the patient was wrong. perform a reinstallation.
stitching processing. perform a reinstallation.
Ensure that only period is used as a
symbol representing a decimal point for
values to be set in “OS Settings - Regional
Options”. If any symbol other than a period
is used, correct it appropriately.
31424 FFCustomMsgBox [31424] Failed in saving the The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
exposure result information. perform a reinstallation.
31425 FFCustomMsgBox [31425] Failed in setting Invalid characters were used for the No remedial action is needed because the
actual exposure result performed procedure step description, process will be continuously performed
value. SURWRFROQDPHRU¿OWHUW\SH7KHUDGLDWLRQ with the invalid settings replaced with the
source-to-detector distance or radiation standard ones.
time did not consist of numerals only.
7KH¿OPRXWSXWFRXQWRU¿OPVL]H,'ZDV
out of range.
31426 FFCustomMsgBox [31426] Failed in acquiring Settings may have been corrupted. Restart the system. If the same symptom
coloring information. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
31427 FFCustomMsgBox [31427] Failed in image The system was unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
distribution processing. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
31428 FFCustomMsgBox [31428] Failed in displaying The system was unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
the study information list. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
31429 FFCustomMsgBox [31429] Failed in setting The system was unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
patient information. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
31430 FFCustomMsgBox [31430] Failed in acquiring The system was unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
patient information. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
31431 FFCustomMsgBox [31431] Failed in acquiring 7KHELWPDS¿OHPD\KDYHEHHQGDPDJHG Restart the system. If the same symptom
image (background). or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
31441 FFCustomMsgBox [31441] Failed in acquiring ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH¿OHZDVGDPDJHG Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
parameters used for or deleted. It is also conceivable that the perform a reinstallation.
displaying mammography GDWDEDVH¿OHZDVGDPDJHGRUGHOHWHG
images.
31444 FFCustomMsgBox [31444] Illegal information Polling to the shared folder with the receipt It is conceivable that the content of the
received from the outside. computer resulted in a failure. study received from the receipt computer
does not match the DR Console setting.
Check the connection setting and the
system setting.

31445 FFCustomMsgBox [31445] Illegal information The patient cannot be registered because Check to see that characters prohibited to
received from the outside. of a format error that occurred with the text use on the DR Console are not included in
received from the Fujitsu receipt computer. the transmitted information. Retransmit
then the study from the receipt computer,
as necessary.
31446 FFCustomMsgBox [31446] An error occurred A study transmitted from the receipt Check to see that characters prohibited to
for connection with the computer cannot be registered. use on the DR Console are not included in
equipment. the transmitted information. Retransmit
then the study from the receipt computer,
as necessary.
31448 FFCustomMsgBox [31448] System error An error occurred in the FPD. Restart the FPD system. If the same error
occurred. recurs, reinstall the system.
31449 FFCustomMsgBox [31449] System error A disconnection error occurred in the line Check connection status to the equipment
occurred in to the FPD system. and restart the FPD system.
communications. If the same error recurs, reinstall the
system.
31450 FFCustomMsgBox [31450] System error An error occurred on the FPD side (a error Restart the FPD system. If the same error
occurred. of level: 1,2 originated from the FPD recurs, reinstall the system.
system).
31451 FFCustomMsgBox [31451] Failed in image Due to an error occurred during image It is possible that the image can be re-
input processing. input processing, acquisition of an image acquired if it remains in the PCU.
If you carry input from the PCU or image reconstruction If the user abandoned to re-acquire the
processing out again, you based on the raw image resulted in a image, the user can delete the target
may succeed in input failure. menu.
image.
31455 FFCustomMsgBox [31455] An exposure menu This error can be attributable to the fact Check the FPD system and line status.
couldn’t be decided. that the user selected a menu on the study If such symptom does not improve, restart
window and pressed the button halfway the FPD system. If the same error recurs,
with the LED unlit. reinstall the system.
The LED may not go on by the causes
below.
y FPD panel error

y Line status error
y Exposure disabled due to emergency
y Inconsistency found in the database
31850 FFCustomMsgBox [31850] Failed in It is conceivable that the connected Check status of the connected equipment.
communicating with X-ray equipment may have a problem or the
equipment. network may be unstable.
31851 FFCustomMsgBox [31851] Failed in registering The system is unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
a reserved study. recurs, reinstall the system.
31852 FFCustomMsgBox [31852] Failed in starting a The system is unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
reserved study. recurs, reinstall the system.
31853 FFCustomMsgBox [31853] An error occurred The system is unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
with connection to the recurs, reinstall the system.
equipment.

31854 FFCustomMsgBox [31854] Failed in searching The system is unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
a reserved study. recurs, reinstall the system.
31855 FFCustomMsgBox [31855] Received illegal It is conceivable that the connected Check information transmitted from the
information from the equipment may have transmitted illegal connected equipment.
outside. information.
31856 FFCustomMsgBox [31856] Received illegal It is conceivable that the connected Check information transmitted from the
information from the equipment may have transmitted illegal connected equipment.
outside. information.
32001 FFIIPInImgCtrl Initialize warning. [Detailed A warning-level error occurred in an image Check whether the SQL service manager
error information 32001 35 database initialization process. The is normally operating. If the same symptom
items] common probable causes are as follows: occurs while the SQL service manager is
• An abnormality occurred when the image database (the entire image data is then
database was accessed. deleted).
• An abnormality occurred when an
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• An abnormality occurred when an image
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32001 FFInImgMonitorDispCtrl Initialize warning.%n[%1] A warning-level error occurred during Nothing particular. (Processing was
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32003 FFInImgMonitorCtrl Status warning.%n[%1] A warning-level error occurred during Nothing particular. (The error data was
method processing. replaced by the default value and
32003 FFInImgMonitorDispCtrl Status warning.%n[%1] A warning-level error occurred during Nothing particular. (The error data was
method processing. replaced by the default value and

34084 FFCustomMsgBox [34084] Illegal informationIllegal information was received from the Correct the information properly and then
was transmitted from the RIS. restart the study from the RIS.
RIS. Information of the started study includes
the one that is not allowed for the DR
Console.
34085 FFCustomMsgBox [34085] Communication A connected device may have a problem Reconnect. If the same symptom recurs,
with the RIS was disabled. or the network can be unstable. check status of the connected device.
34091 FFCustomMsgBox [34091] An unknown error An error of unknown cause occurred with Restart.
occurred in an attempt to the connection to the Toshiba RIS.
connect to the RIS.
34092 FFCustomMsgBox [34092] A failure occurred The system was unstable. Restart.
when starting the ordered
study.
34094 FFCustomMsgBox [34094] A failure occurred An attempt to inform the RIS of the Determine the same technologist both for
when notifying the RIS of changed technologist resulted in a failure. the RIS and the DR Console.
the changed technologist.
34095 FFCustomMsgBox [34095] A failure occurred Communication with the RIS at startup of Stop the study exposure started via the
in communication with the an ordered study resulted in a failure. Toshiba RIS and then restart it.
RIS at startup of a study.
34096 FFCustomMsgBox [34096] A failure occurred Communication with the RIS at the end of &RQ¿UPWKHDFWXDOH[SRVXUHUHVXOW,I
in communication with the an order study resulted in a failure. information of the actual exposure result is
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input it on the RIS screen.
If the same symptom remains, restart the
relevant system.
34097 FFCustomMsgBox [34097] A failure occurred The system was unstable. Match technologist registration information
when changing the RIS of this equipment with that of the
user. connected device.
34098 FFCustomMsgBox [34098] Failed in Display of RIS view screen was disabled. Restart the relevant system. If the same
communicating with other symptom remains, check settings for
connected device. connection of the connected device.
39001 FFIIPInImgCtrl Memory allocate error. 6XI¿FLHQWPHPRU\ZDVQRWDYDLODEOHWRWKH Restart.
[E1027] system.
39001 FFInImgMonitorCtrl Memory allocate error. 6\VWHPPHPRU\ZDVLQVXI¿FLHQW Restart.
%n[%1]
39002 FFIIPInImgCtrl Message post/get error. The system was unstable. Restart.
[Detailed error information
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39002 FFInImgMonitorCtrl Message post/get error. The system was unstable. Restart.
%n[%1]
39003 FFIIPInImgCtrl IIPInImg control error. An abnormality was found in the IIP input Restart.
[Detailed error information image process.
39003 19 items ]

39004 FFIIPInImgCtrl CR-Image control error. An abnormal termination was detected in Restart.
[Detailed error information LPDJH¿OHFUHDWLRQSURFHVVLQJRULPDJH
39004 13 items] display processing.
39004 FFInImgMonitorCtrl CR-Image control error. An error was detected during image Restart.
%n[%1] processing.
39005 FFIIPInImgCtrl Pipe error. [Detailed error The system remains unstable. Restart.
information 39005 1 item ]
39005 FFInImgMonitorCtrl Pipe error. %n[%1] The system was unstable. Restart.
39006 FFIIPInImgCtrl File error. [Detailed error The system remains unstable. Restart.
information 39006 7 items]
39006 FFInImgMonitorCtrl File error.%n[%1] The system was unstable. Restart.
39007 FFIIPInImgCtrl Data not found.(error) The data in the image database or Make an exposure again. If the error
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39007 FFInImgMonitorCtrl Data not found.(error) There is an error in the image database/ Restart.
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39008 FFIIPInImgCtrl DB access error. [Detailed An abnormality occurred when a database Restart. If the same symptom frequently
error information 39008 19 was accessed. occurs, perform a reinstallation.
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39008 FFIIPInImgMgr ,QVXI¿FLHQWPHPRU\ 7KHDYDLODEOHPHPRU\ZDVLQVXI¿FLHQW Restart.
%n[%1]
39008 FFInImgMonitorCtrl DB access error.%n[%1] An error occurred with accessing to several Restart.
databases.
39009 FFIIPInImgMgr Create Dicom Data Object Data object creation was not successfully Restart.
Failed. %n[%1] completed.
39010 FFIIPInImgCtrl DICOMDataObj data area. An exception occurred when accessing to Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
WKHLQIRUPDWLRQ¿OH ''2 perform a reinstallation.
39010 FFIIPInImgCtrl Exception error. Exception handling was done. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
[Detailed error information occurs, perform a reinstallation.
39010 5 items]
39010 FFIIPInImgMgr Input Image Operation is The disk was full or the connection limit This is not an operating error. Wait a while
Busy. %n[%1] was exceeded by the input request (busy and then input again.
state).
39010 FFInImgMonitorCtrl Exception error.%n[%1] An exceptional error occurred. Restart.
39010 FFInImgMonitorDispCtrl Exception error.%n[%1] An exceptional error occurred. Restart.
39901 FFInitializingStudy [%1] An exception error occurred. Restart.
An exception error
occurred(%2).
39902 FFInitializingStudy [%1] An error occurred. Restart.
%2.
40001 FFCustomMsgBox [40001] An error of The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,

40200 FFQAMsgBox Process Communication The method return value for the inter- Restart.
Control Error. process communication control resulted in
[File Name] [Function Name] an error.
[Error Code]
40201 FFQAMsgBox Journal Proc Failure. The method return value for the log save Restart.
[File Name] [Function Name] control resulted in an error.
[Error Code]
40202 FFQAMsgBox CustomMessageCtrl The return value for the custom message Restart.
Access Failure. box control resulted in an error.
[File Name] [Function Name]
[Error Code]
40203 FFQAMsgBox Image DB Access Control The method return value for the image Restart.
Error. database access control resulted in an
[File Name] [Function Name] error.
[Error Code]
40205 FFQAMsgBox Process Communication The method return value for the inter- Restart.
API Error. process communication API resulted in an
[File Name] [Function Name] error.
[Error Code]
40206 FFQAMsgBox 6\V&RQ¿J'%$FFHVV An error occurred with connection/ Restart.
Error. disconnection/value acquisition/value
[File Name] [Function Name] setup for the system setup database
[Error Code] access API.
40207 FFQAMsgBox LangStr DB Access Error. An error occurred with connection/ Restart.
[File Name] [Function Name] disconnection of the character string
[Error Code] database access API.
40208 FFQAMsgBox LangMsgBox DB Access An error occurred with connection/ Restart.
Error. disconnection of the message box
[File Name] [Function Name] database access API.
[Error Code]
40209 FFQAMsgBox Flag DB Access Error. An error occurred with connection/value Restart.
[File Name] [Function Name] acquisition/value setup/disconnection of
[Error Code] WKHÀDJGDWDEDVHDFFHVV
40210 FFQAMsgBox Return value of a The method return value for the image Restart.
ImgDeliveryCom makes an distribution instruction component resulted
error. in an error.
[Error Code]
40211 FFQAMsgBox 1HW&RQ¿J'%$FFHVV(UURU An error occurred with connection/ Restart.
[File Name] [Function Name] disconnection/value acquisition/value
[Error Code] setup for the network setup database
(irreplaceable).
41001 FFCustomMsgBox [41001] The device is not 1RÀRSS\GLVNZDVVHWLQSRVLWLRQ Set media that is appropriate for the
ready. device.
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41003 FFCustomMsgBox >@'HVWLQDWLRQIRU¿OH $QLQYDOLGSDWKQDPHZDVVSHFL¿HGDVWKH Check the system setup.
copy is illegal. ¿OHFRS\GHVWLQDWLRQ
41004 FFCustomMsgBox [41004] E-mail program Outlook was not properly set up. Exit IIP and then complete Outlook setup.
cannot be started.
41005 FFCustomMsgBox [41005] No data cannot be The disk was write-protected or damaged. Check the disk.
written on the disk.
41106 FFCustomMsgBox [41106] Hard Disk Full. The hard disk was full. Exit QA, delete unnecessary images from
the list, and retry the distribution.
41107 FFCustomMsgBo [41107] Hard Disk Full. The hard disk was full. Exit QA, delete unnecessary images from
the list, and retry the distribution.
41108 FFCustomMsgBox [41108] Failed in reading 1R-3(*LPDJHJUDGDWLRQFRUUHFWLRQ¿OHLV &KHFNWKHFRUUHFWLRQ¿OH
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Image.
41109 FFCustomMsgBox [41109] A menu of a A menu of a different modality was Select a menu of the same modality.
different modality has been selected.
selected.
41110 FFCustomMsgBox [41110] Failed in access to The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the image database. perform a reinstallation.
41111 FFCustomMsgBox [41111] Failed in access to It is conceivable that the shared host has Check targets involved in the shared host.
the image database. not been started.
41112 FFCustomMsgBox [41112] Failed in access to It is conceivable that QA processing was Check other equipment or perform another
the image database. performed on other equipment. study.
WKHLPDJH¿OH not been started.
41114 FFCustomMsgBox [41114] Failed in saving the It is conceivable that the shared host has Check targets involved in the shared host.
information. not been started.
41118 FFCustomMsgBox [41118] Failed in image It is conceivable that the shared host has Check targets involved in the shared host.
output processing. not been started.
41119 FFCustomMsgBox [41119] Failed in QA startup The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
processing. perform a reinstallation.
41130 FFCustomMsgBox [41130] Failed in replacing No extension menus have been registered. Check menu registration information.
an image.
41131 FFCustomMsgBox [41131] Study information It is conceivable that system settings for Check the settings.
FDQQRWEHPRGL¿HG the study # and ID # have been changed.

41140 FFCustomMsgBox [41140] The function cannot A function that was called up did not match Check the customized settings.
be implemented. the optional system settings.
41141 FFCustomMsgBox [41141] An error occurred. The system was unstable. Reinstall the program if the same symptom
recurs after restarting the equipment.
41150 FFCustomMsgBox >@)DLOHGLQ¿OHRXWSXW A failure occurred in accessing the Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
processing. WUDQVPLVVLRQ¿OH7KHV\VWHPPD\KDYH perform a reinstallation.
been unstable.
41151 FFCustomMsgBox [41151] There is no free The hard disk was full. Exit QA processing, delete unnecessary
space on the hard disk. images from the list, and retry output
processing.
41152 FFCustomMsgBox [41152] Free space is The hard disk was full. Exit QA processing, delete unnecessary
LQVXI¿FLHQWRQWKH images from the list, and retry output
destination for output. processing.
41200 FFQAMsgBox HDD FULL. The hard disk was full. Increase the free hard disk space and then
[File Name] [Function Name] retry operation.
[Error Code]
41201 FFQAMsgBox 7KHVSHFL¿HGSDWKGRHVQRW 7KHVSHFL¿HGSDWKZDVQRWIRXQG Check path settings.
exist.
[Error Code]
41210 FFQAMsgBox Return value of a The method return value for the image Check the destination for image distribution
ImgDeliveryCom makes an distribution instruction component resulted and then retry.
error. in an error. (Processing other than image
[File Name] [Function Name] distribution can be continued.)
[Error Code]
42200 FFQAMsgBox Can’t Get Bitmap Failed in acquiring a bitmap (replaceable). Reinstall the program.
(Processing continuation).
[Error Code]
42201 FFQAMsgBox CustomMessageCtrl The return value for the custom message Reinstall the program.
Access Failure(Processing box control resulted in an error.
continuation).
[Error Code]
42202 FFQAMsgBox 6\V&RQ¿J'%$FFHVV An error occurred when obtaining a system Reinstall the program.
Failure(Processing setup database access API value or the
continuation). obtained value was illegal (replaceable).
[Error Code]
42203 FFQAMsgBox LangStr DB Access An error occurred when obtaining a Reinstall the program.
Failure(Processing character string database access API
continuation). value (replaceable).
[Error Code]

42204 FFQAMsgBox LangMsgBox DB Access The return value for the message box Reinstall the program.
Failure(Processing database access API resulted in an error.
continuation).
[Error Code]
42205 FFQAMsgBox FF32 Access Failure The return value for the FF32 library (FF32. Reinstall the program.
(Probably acquisition of dll) resulted in an error.
Registry goes wrong.)
[File Name] [Function Name] * When acquiring an optional key registry,
[Error Code] no error will be registered even if no key
is available.
42206 FFQAMsgBox Tag Information Access No tag information was set up though it Use default information for processing.
Failure(Processing must have been set up beforehand There is no operational problem.
continuation). (replaceable).
[Error Code]
42207 FFQAMsgBox 1HW&RQ¿J'%$FFHVV An error occurred when obtaining a Reinstall the program.
Failure(Processing network setup database value or obtained
continuation). value was not correct (replaceable).
[Error Code]
42209 FFQAMsgBox FF32 Access Failure Failed in obtaining/setting an FF32 library Reinstall the program.
(Processing continuation). value (replaceable).
[Error Code]
42210 FFQAMsgBox Invalid function ID Number. An illegal function ID (disregard). There is no operational problem.
(Processing continuation).
[Error Code]
42211 FFQAMsgBox Data is not found in No custom setup database registered Register custom setup database using the
CustomScreenDB. (processing can be continued). customization setting displayed on the
[File Name] [Function Name] User Utility window.
[Error Code]
42212 FFQAMsgBox LogFile Access Failure. )DLOHGLQDFFHVVLQJWKHORJ¿OH Reinstall the program.
[Error Code]
42214 FFQAMsgBox The amount of adjustments The amount of position adjustment is set to Manually adjust the positioning amount
is 0. 0 (zero). from the trimming dialog.
[Error Code]
42299 FFQAMsgBox Data resource access error. A clustering resource access error Check network connection status.
[File Name] [Function Name] (processing can be continued).
[Error Code]
43000 FFQAManagerCom %S Information for development personnel. There are operational problems. A character string is
placed in the “%S”
position.

43010 FFQAManagerCom Can’t Get FontSize The font size was not registered in the Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
Information. registry. characters can be corrupted.
43010 FFIIPQACtrl Can’t Get FontSize The font size was not registered in the Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
Information. registry. characters can be corrupted.
43020 FFIIPQACtrl Can’t Get Caption The character string database did not exist Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
Information. or was damaged. characters can be corrupted.
43060 FFQAManagerCom [Control: %1, The character string database did not exist Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
Function: %2 , Code: %3] or was damaged. characters can be corrupted.
43110 FFIIPQACtrl Can’t Access Local The language setting could not be Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ'DWD obtained. characters can be corrupted.
43201 FFIIPQACtrl Focus Set Failure. The focus cannot be determined properly. There is no particular problem with
operations. (The focus cannot be
determined properly because the
annotation character input dialog has been
inactivated.) After shutting the
PDJQL¿FDWLRQIXQFWLRQLQSXWRIDQQRWDWLRQ
characters becomes possible.
43301 FFQAManagerCom [Control: %1, The screen size was not obtained. Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
Function: %2 , Code: %3] characters can be corrupted.
43310 FFQAManagerCom [Control: %1, The language setup data was not obtained. Reinstall the IIP because the displayed
Function: %2 , Code: %3] characters can be corrupted.
44200 FFQAMsgBox Journal Proc Failure. The method return value for the log Restart the system.
[File Name] [Function Name] storage control resulted in an error.
[Error Code]
44201 FFQAMsgBox An unexpected Method An unexpected method call (called up at Restart the system.
call. an impossible timing, being possible
[File Name] [Function Name] though to continue processing).
[Error Code]
49200 FFQAMsgBox FF32 Error. The return value for the FF32 library (FF32. Restart the system.
[File Name] [Function Name] dll) resulted in an error (irreplaceable).
[Error Code]
49201 FFQAMsgBox Method Argument Error. A method argument type error (for Restart the system.
[File Name] [Function Name] instance, there were no objects).
[Error Code]

49202 FFQAMsgBox Can’t get Tag Information. No tag information was set up though it Restart the system.
[File Name] [Function Name] must have been set up beforehand
[Error Code] (irreplaceable).
49203 FFQAMsgBox Memory or Resource Failed in acquiring memory/handle Restart the system.
cannot be gained. resources.
[Error Code]
49204 FFQAMsgBox Windows API error Windows API return value resulted in an Restart the system.
occurred. error.
[Error Code]
49298 FFQAMsgBox Secondary detection code An error occurred with the return value of Restart the system.
Error. the secondary detection code.
[Error Code]
49299 FFQAMsgBox Exception Error occurred. An exceptional error (an error detected Restart the system.
[File Name] [Function Name] with Try/Catch, OnErrorGoto).
[Error Code]
50000 FFFinpSend Memory Error.%n%1 The system was abnormal (memory Restart.
allocation was not accomplished).
50000 FFOutImgPrc Initialize Error.%n%1 An error occurred during initialization Restart. If the same symptom recurs
processing. frequently, reinstall the system and then
initialize the image database.
50001 FFCustomMsgBox [50001] Failed in • Output option setup was not completed. • Perform output option setup.
initialization process. • The system was unstable. • Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
perform a reinstallation.
50001 FFFinpSend Dicom Data Object Load 7KH'LFRP'DWD2EMHFW¿OHIRURXWSXWZDV Perform a reinstallation.
Error.%n%1 not found.
50001 FFIIPOUTPUT Initialize Error.%n[%1] Initialization process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
occurs, perform a reinstallation.
• Output control was not exercised.
• The error check method was not
successfully called.
• A certain other program error occurred.
50001 FFOutImgPrc DB Connect Error.%n%1 An abnormality occurred in the connection Check whether the SQL service manager
to a database. is normally operating. If the same symptom
deleted).
50001 Spooler Initialize Error.%n[%1] Initialization process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Output section
occurs, perform a reinstallation. container.
• No output control was exercised.
• An error check method call was
unsuccessful.
• Other program error.

50002 FFCustomMsgBox [50002] Failed in output The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs after
process. a restart, perform a reinstallation.
50002 FFFinpSend File Open Error.%n%1 7KHUHLVQRRXWSXWUDZGDWD¿OH Reinstall.
50002 FFIIPOUTPUT State Change 6WDWHWUDQVLWLRQQRWL¿FDWLRQSURFHVVHUURU Restart.
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not successful.
• An unknown program error occurred.
50002 FFOutImgPrc DB Information Error.%n%1 The database information was abnormal. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
50002 Spooler State Change Error.%n[%1] 6WDWHFKDQJHQRWL¿FDWLRQSURFHVVHUURU Restart. Output section
container.
• An output destination was not
successfully registered.
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successful.
• Line establishment message transmission
error [not used].
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error [not used].
50003 FFFinpSend File Read Error.%n%1 7KHRXWSXWUDZGDWD¿OHLVDEQRUPDO Reinstall.
50003 FFIIPOUTPUT Routine Change Routine change process error. Restart.
Error.%n[%1]
• The resumption request was not
successfully made.
50003 FFOutImgPrc System Error.%n%1 The system was abnormal. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
50003 Spooler Routine Change Routine change process error. Restart. Output section
Error.%n[%1] container.
• A resumption request was not
successfully made.
50004 FFCustomMsgBox [50004] Failed in output The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
50004 FFFinpSend FinpSend Error.%n%1 An abnormality occurred in the output Restart. If the same symptom frequently
sequence. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then

50004 FFIIPOUTPUT Spool Error.%n[%1] Spool process error. Restart.
• The spool request call was not

successfully made.
• The reoutput request was not
successfully made.
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successfully made.
• The spool request response status was
invalid.
50004 FFOutImgPrc I/F Timing Error.%n%1 An interface abnormality was encountered. Restart.
50004 Spooler Spool Error.%n[%1] Spool process error. Restart. Output section
container.
• A spool request call was not successfully
made.
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made.
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successful.
• The spool request response state was
illegal.
50005 FFIIPOUTPUT ExeOutput Error.%n[%1] Forced-output process error. Restart.
• The spool forced output request call was

not successfully made.
• The queue forced output response
message was not successfully
transmitted.
50005 FFOutImgPrc CreateFileMapping File mapping was unachievable. Restart.
Error.%n%1
50005 Spooler ExeOutput Error.%n[%1] Forced output process error. Restart. Output section
container.
• A spool forced output request was not
• A queue forced output response message
was not successfully transmitted.

50006 FFIIPOUTPUT Image Proc Error.%n[%1] Image processing error. Restart.
• The image processing request call was

• The image processing setup completion
call was not successfully made.
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made.
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request was not successfully made.
50006 FFOutImgPrc File Open Error.%n%1 7KH¿OHFRXOGQRWEHRSHQHG &KHFNWKH¿OH
50007 FFCustomMsgBox [50007] Failed in The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs after
terminating process. a restart, perform a reinstallation.
50007 FFIIPOUTPUT Output Proc Error.%n[%1] Output processing error. Restart.
• The output destination information was

not successfully acquired.
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successfully made.
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50007 FFOutImgPrc File Read/Write $¿OHZULWHUHDGZDVXQVXFFHVVIXO If the problem frequently occurs, replace
Error.%n%1 The problem is attributable to a disk. the disk or take some other remedial
action.
50007 Spooler Terminate Error.%n[%1] Termination process error. Restart. Output section
container.
50008 FFCustomMsgBox [50008] Failed in image The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs after
processing for output. a restart, perform a reinstallation.
50008 FFIIPOUTPUT Commit Proc Error.%n[%1] Commitment processing error. Restart.
• The commitment destination information

was not successfully acquired.
• The commitment request call was not
successfully made.
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50008 FFOutImgPrc CreateDispatch The control was not successfully initialized. Check that the control is registered.
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50008 Spooler Image Proc Error.%n[%1] Image process error. Restart. Output section
container.
• An image process request was not
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50009 FFIIPOUTPUT Queue Resume Queue resumption process error. Restart.
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• The queue resumption request call was
• The queue resumption response
transmitted.
50009 FFOutImgPrc Memory Get Error.%n%1 The system was abnormal (memory Restart.
allocation was not achieved).
50009 Spooler Output Proc Error.%n[%1] Output process error. Restart. Output section
container.
• Output destination information was not
successfully acquired.
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called.
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successful.
50010 FFIIPOUTPUT Queue Delete Queue deletion process error. Restart.
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50010 FFOutImgPrc Memory(DDO) Get The system was abnormal (memory Restart.
Error.%n%1 allocation was not achieved).
50010 Spooler Queue Resume Queue resumption process error. Restart. Output section
• A queue resumption request was not
• A queue resumption response message

50011 FFIIPOUTPUT Unit Suspend Equipment output suspension process Restart.
Error.%n[%1] error.
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request call was not successfully made.
• The equipment output suspension
response message was not successfully
transmitted.
50011 FFOutImgPrc Memory(VR) Get The system was abnormal (memory Restart.
Error.%n%1 allocation was not achieved).
50011 Spooler Queue Delete Queue deletion process error. Restart. Output section
• A queue deletion request was not
successfully issued.
• A queue deletion response message was
not successfully transmitted.
50012 FFIIPOUTPUT Unit Resume Error.%n[%1] Equipment output resumption error. Restart.
• The equipment output resumption

request call was not successfully made.
• The equipment output resumption
response message was not successfully
transmitted.
50012 FFOutImgPrc Dicom Data Object Dicom Data Object was abnormal. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
Error.%n%1 occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
50012 Spooler Unit Suspend Error.%n[%1] Unit output suspension process error. Restart. Output section
container.
• A unit output suspension request was not
• A unit output suspension response
transmitted.
50013 FFOutImgPrc Dicom Data Object No Dicom Data Object did not contain any Restart. If the same symptom frequently
Data.%n%1 data. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
50013 Spooler Unit Resume Error.%n[%1] Unit output resumption process error. Restart. Output section
container.
• A unit output resumption request was not
• A unit output resumption response
transmitted.

50015 FFIIPOUTPUT Terminate Error.%n[%1] Termination process error. Restart.

50020 FFOutImgPrc Data Error.%n%1 A data abnormality was encountered. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
50021 FFOutImgPrc Output Job DB Error.%n%1 The output database was abnormal. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
50022 FFOutImgPrc Memory Over.%n%1 A memory area abnormality was Restart.
encountered.
50030 FFOutImgPrc OutImgPrc Error.%n%1 An abnormality occurred. Restart.
50100 FFOutImgPrc IFormatCom Error.%n%1 The format calculation object was Restart. If the same symptom frequently
abnormal. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
50100 Spooler Spooler Error.%n%1 Common error message. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• Queue information class related initialize the image database.
message.
$QRXWSXWMRE¿OHZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\
accessed.
Output job information was not
successfully accessed.
Film information was not successfully
acquired. Information was not
The job status was not successfully
acquired (program error).
Job information was not successfully
freed.
• Unit information class related message.

Unit information was not successfully
freed.
• Spooler class related message.

7KH¿OPFRXQWZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\
checked.
The image count/image information area
Unit information was not successfully
acquired.
• Other program error

50101 FFOutImgPrc IRawMakeCom The raw data creation object was Restart. If the same symptom frequently
Error.%n%1 abnormal. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then

50101 Spooler RunProc Error.%n%1 Initialization process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• The spooler control state was abnormal. initialize the image database.
• A spool start process was in error.
• A database connection was not
successfully closed.
50102 FFOutImgPrc FFNetDB Error.%n%1 An abnormality occurred at the time of Restart. If the same symptom frequently
network setup data acquisition. occurs, perform a reinstallation.
(It is conceivable that the network setup
database was abnormal.)
50102 Spooler OutputRegisterProc Output destination registration process Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
Error.%n%1 error. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
• The spooler control state was abnormal.
• An illegal parameter was encountered.
• An output destination registration request
message was not successfully issued.
• An output destination was not
successfully registered.
50103 FFOutImgPrc IImgJpegCtrl Error.%n%1 The decompression object was abnormal. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
50103 Spooler StateChangeProc Local printer/Dicom printer state change Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
Error.%n%1 QRWL¿FDWLRQSURFHVVHUURU occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
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• The unit status was not successfully
acquired.
50104 FFOutImgPrc IFMImgSkGpCtrl The normalization process object was Restart. If the same symptom frequently
50104 Spooler ErrorCheckProc Data integrity check process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A data integrity check request message
50105 FFOutImgPrc IFMImgVRSCtrl The zoom object (VRS method) was Restart. If the same symptom frequently

50105 Spooler RestoreJob Error.%n%1 Job restoration error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• An unprocessed job restoration request
50106 FFOutImgPrc IRotateCom Error.%n%1 The rotation object was abnormal. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
50106 Spooler SpoolProc Error.%n%1 Spool process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A parameter error occurred.
• A spool request message was not
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acquired.
50107 FFOutImgPrc IFMImgParamCtrl The image process management Restart. If the same symptom frequently
Error.%n%1 parameter object was abnormal. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
50107 Spooler ReoutputProc Error.%n%1 Reoutput start process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A reoutput start message was not
50108 FFOutImgPrc IFMImgHandCtrl The CR image process object was Restart. If the same symptom frequently
50108 Spooler StudyReqEndProc Study termination request processing error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• Spooler control status error. initialize the image database.
• Illegal parameters.
• Failed in issuing study termination
request message.
• Other program errors.
50109 FFOutImgPrc IFMImgFCmpCtrl FCR compression (compression/ Restart. If the same symptom frequently
Error.%n%1 decompression (Fuji’s unique method)) occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
was abnormal. initialize the image database.

50109 Spooler ExeOutputJob Error.%n%1 Forced output request process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A forced output request message was not
• The requested output image data did not
exist.
50110 FFOutImgPrc IDataToPrintCom Data conversion (for DICOM) was Restart. If the same symptom frequently
50110 Spooler GetImageProcJob Image processing job acquisition process Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• An image processing job acquisition
request message was not successfully
issued.
• Data was not databased.
50111 FFOutImgPrc IDataToStorageCom Data conversion (for DICOM Storage) was Restart. If the same symptom frequently
50111 Spooler SetImageProcComplete ,PDJHSURFHVVLQJFRPSOHWLRQQRWL¿FDWLRQ Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
Error.%n%1 process error. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
• An image processing completion
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issued.
50112 FFOutImgPrc IFMImgMoireCtrl Moire elimination was abnormal. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
50112 FFQCMsgBox Custom DB Access Error. Access error to ReaderQC.mdb. Restart.
[File Name]
[Function Name]
[50112]
50112 Spooler GetOutputProcJob Output job acquisition response process Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• An output job acquisition response

50113 FFOutImgPrc IFilmCharMakeCom 7KH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHUJHQHUDWLRQ Restart. If the same symptom frequently
Error.%n%1 object was abnormal. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
50113 Spooler SetOutputProcComplete 2XWSXWFRPSOHWLRQQRWL¿FDWLRQSURFHVV Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
$QRXWSXWFRPSOHWLRQQRWL¿FDWLRQ
50114 FFOutImgPrc MaskProcExec Error.%n%1 The blackening process was abnormal. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
50114 Spooler GetCommitProcJob Commitment job acquisition response Restart. If the same symptom frequently
• The spooler control status was abnormal.
• The commitment jog acquisition response
• The data was not found in the database.
50115 FFOutImgPrc RecognizeProcExec The blackening automatic recognition Restart. If the same symptom frequently
Error.%n%1 process was abnormal. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
50115 Spooler QueueResume Queue output resumption request process Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A queue output resumption request
50115 Spooler SetCommitProcComplete &RPPLWPHQWFRPSOHWLRQQRWL¿FDWLRQ Restart. If the same symptom frequently
7KHFRPPLWPHQWFRPSOHWLRQQRWL¿FDWLRQ
• The queue was not found.
• The data was not found in the database.
50116 FFOutImgPrc ExecMarker Error.%n%1 The marker imbedding process was Restart. If the same symptom frequently
abnormal. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then

50116 Spooler QueueDelete Error.%n%1 Queue deletion request process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A queue deletion request message was
not successfully issued.
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• Queue deletion was not successful.
• Database access was not successful.
50117 FFOutImgPrc LUTProcExec Error.%n% An error occurred in a display gradation Restart. If the same symptom frequently
correction process. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
50117 Spooler QueueResume Queue output resumption request process Restart. If the same symptom frequently
• The queue output resumption request
50117 Spooler UnitSuspend Error.%n%1 Unit suspension request process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A unit suspension request message was
50118 FFOutImgPrc MPMCode Error.%n%1 An error occurred in an output information Restart. If the same symptom frequently
conversion process. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
50118 Spooler QueueDelete Error.%n%1 Queue deletion request process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
• The spooler control status was abnormal. initialize the image database.
• Failed in issuing a queue deletion request
message.
)DLOHGLQDFFHVVLQJWKHRXWSXWMRE¿OH
information.
• Failed in deleting the queue.
• Failed in accessing the database.

50118 Spooler UnitResume Error.%n%1 Unit resumption request process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A unit resumption request message was
50119 Spooler SuspendProc Error.%n%1 Suspension request process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A suspension request message was not
50119 Spooler UnitSuspend Error.%n%1 Equipment suspension request process Restart. If the same symptom frequently
error. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
• The equipment suspension request
50119 FFOutlmgPrc Trimming Error.%n%1 An error occurred while in trimming Restart. If the same symptom frequently
processing. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
50120 Spooler ResumeProc Error.%n%1 Resumption request process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A resumption request message was not
50120 Spooler UnitResume Error.%n%1 Equipment resumption request process Restart. If the same symptom frequently
error. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
• The equipment resumption request
50120 FFOutlmgPrc AnnotationProc An error occurred while in annotation Restart. If the same symptom frequently
Error.%n%1 information embedding processing. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
intialize the image database.
50121 Spooler EndProc Error.%n%1 End request process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• An end request message was not

50121 Spooler SuspendProc Error.%n%1 Suspension request process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
• The suspension request message was
50121 FFOutlmgPrc FNCProc Error.%n%1 An error occurred during FNC processing. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
perform reinstallation and initialize the
image database.
50122 Spooler ResumeProc Error.%n%1 Resumption request process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
• The resumption request message was
50123 Spooler EndProc Error.%n%1 Termination request process error. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
• The termination request message was
50400 FFQCAutoCalcCom File %1, Spot %2, Fatal Error (exceptional error)
Code %3.
50500 FFQCAutoCalcCom File %1, Spot %2, Fatal Error (exceptional error)
Code %3.
50700 FFCustomMsgBox [50700] An unknown error The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
occurred. perform a reinstallation.
initialization processing. perform a reinstallation.
50800 FFSFPD Logical Program Error. %n A program error occurred. Processing Restart.
%1 %n %2 cannot be continued because it is a serious
error.
50801 FFSFPD Catch Exception Error. %n A program error occurred. Processing Restart.
%1 %n %2 cannot be continued because it is an
exceptionally occurred serious error.
50802 FFSFPD Process Pipe Timeout. %n A timeout error occurred in inter-process Restart.
%1 %n %2 communication.
50803 FFSFPD Property Error. %n An illegal property. Restart.
%1 %n %2
50804 FFSFPD Arg Error. %n An illegal argument. Check the input data. Continue processing.
%1 %n %2
50805 FFSFPD Data Error. %n A packet data error. Restart.
%1 %n %2
50806 FFSFPD WinAPI Error. %n A WinAPI error. Restart.
%1 %n %2

50809 FFCustomMsgBox [50809] An unknown The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
anomaly was encountered. perform a reinstallation.
50900 FFSFPD Program Error. %n A program error. Processing cannot be Restart the system.
[Module]%1 %n continued because it is a serious error.
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5
50901 FFSFPD Resource (Message/String/ A resource (message/character string/ &KHFNWKHGDWDEDVHRU%03¿OH
Bitmap etc.) Acquisition BMP) acquisition error.
Error.
%n
[Module]%1 %n
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5
50902 FFSFPD Registry Information A registry setting acquisition error. Check the registry key.
Acquisition
Error. %n
[Module]%1 %n
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5
50903 FFSFPD 6\VWHP&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ A system setting acquisition error. &KHFNWKH1HW&RQ¿JPGE¿OH
Information Acquisition
Error.
%n
[Module]%1 %n
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5
50904 FFSFPD XML Data Acquisition Error. An XML data acquisition error. Check the xml format.
%n
[Module]%1 %n
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5
50905 FFSFPD Initialization Error. %n An initialization processing error. Restart the system.
[Module]%1 %n
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5

50906 FFSFPD UnInitialization Error. %n A system shutdown error. Restart the system.
[Module]%1 %n
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5
50907 FFSFPD Shimazu FPD control A Shimadzu FPD control error. Restart the system.
processing
error. %n
[Module]%1 %n
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5
50908 FFSFPD Calibration Execution Error. A calibration execution error. Check the error.
%n
[Module]%1 %n
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5
50909 FFSFPD Database Access Error. %n A database access error. Check the actual calibration execution
[Module]%1 %n database.
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5
50910 FFSFPD DB Result Set Error. %n A database result setting error. Check the actual calibration execution
[Module]%1 %n database.
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5
50911 FFSFPD 1HW&RQ¿J$FTXLVLWLRQ(UURU A network setting acquisition error. &KHFNWKH1HW&RQ¿JPGE¿OH
%n
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[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5

51001 FFIIPOUTPUT Initialize Warning.%n[%1] Initialization process warning. Check the network settings. If any setting
is incorrect, perform a reinstallation.
• The output equipment execution was not
successfully started.
• The output equipment name (AE name/
host name) was not successfully acquired
(there was an inconsistency between the
option and network settings).
• The FFNET database was not
51001 Spooler Initialize Warning.%n[%1] Initialization process warning. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Output section
occurs, perform a reinstallation. container.
• An output device execution was not
successfully started.
• An output device name (AE name/host
name) was not successfully acquired.
• FFNETDB access was unsuccessful.
51002 FFIIPOUTPUT State Change 6WDWHWUDQVLWLRQQRWL¿FDWLRQSURFHVV Restart.
Warning.%n[%1] warning.
• The response to an acquisition request

51002 Spooler State Change 6WDWHFKDQJHQRWL¿FDWLRQSURFHVVZDUQLQJ Restart. Output section
Warning.%n[%1] container.
• An acquisition request was not
successfully answered.
51007 Spooler Terminate Warning.%n[%1] Termination process warning. Restart. Output section
container.
$SURFHVVVWDWXVÀDJZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\
set.
• A process termination response message
$QDEQRUPDOLW\RFFXUUHQFHQRWL¿FDWLRQ
transmitted.
• A message box was not successfully
displayed.
• A spooler termination request was not
• A spooler control end request was not
• The spooler control end response state
was abnormal.
• An image process control end request
• An output device control end request was
• The output device control end response
state was abnormal.

51010 FFCustomMsgBox >@6SHFL¿HGGHYLFH The setup data was incorrect or the Reset the data or check the equipment.
does not exist. equipment not started.
51011 FFCustomMsgBox [51011] Failed in reading of 7KHVHWXS¿OHIRUPDWZDVLQFRUUHFWRUWKH Check settings.
WKHFRQ¿JXUDWLRQ¿OH ¿OHFRXOGQRWEHUHDG
(TagLookup.ini).
51012 FFCustomMsgBox [51012] Failed in reading of 7KHVHWXS¿OHIRUPDWZDVLQFRUUHFWRUWKH Check settings.
the gray level correction ¿OHFRXOGQRWEHUHDG
¿OH
51013 FFCustomMsgBox [51013] Failed in output The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
51015 FFIIPOUTPUT Terminate Warning.%n[%1] Termination process warning. Restart.
7KHSURFHVVVWDWXVÀDJZDVQRW
successfully set.
• The process termination response
transmitted.
7KHDEQRUPDOLW\RFFXUUHQFHQRWL¿FDWLRQ
transmitted.
• The message box was not successfully
opened.
• The spooler termination request call was
• The spooler control termination request
call was not successfully made.
• The spooler control termination response
status was abnormal.
• The image processing control termination
• The output equipment control termination
• The output equipment control termination
response status was abnormal.
51301 FFCustomMsgBox [51301] The hard disk is 7KHUHPDLQLQJIUHHVSDFHLVLQVXI¿FLHQW Increase the free space and then perform
full. the output process again.
51302 FFCustomMsgBox [51302] Failed in the image The image output process could not be Start up the host at the output destination
output process. performed because the host at the output and then perform the output process again.
destination was not running.
51312 FFCustomMsgBox [51312] Failed in the image The selected image was not found. Select an image that can be output.
output process.
51320 FFCustomMsgBox [51320] Failed in accessing 7KHLPDJH¿OHZDVQRWIRXQG Make sure that the images are entered.
WKHLPDJH¿OH
51323 FFCustomMsgBox [51323] An error of Restart. If the same symptom recurs,

51702 FFCustomMsgBox [51702] Failed in displaying The search result includes illegal data. Stop acquiring studies that include illegal
the study information list. information.
51710 FFCustomMsgBox [51710] Input information Input information includes illegal data. Input correct data.
includes illegal characters.
51711 FFCustomMsgBox [51711] Input information Input information includes illegal data. Input correct data.
exceeds the limit number of
characters.
51712 FFCustomMsgBox [51712] The hit rate of The number of hit studies is many. Narrow down the search conditions
searching for studies accordingly.
exceeded the limit value.
Search processing is
suspended.
51713 FFCustomMsgBox [51713] Failed in searching The system was unstable. Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
study information. perform a reinstallation.
51714 FFCustomMsgBox [51714] A network error The network settings were inappropriate. Check settings of network and other
occurred while in search of connected equipment.
study information.
51715 FFCustomMsgBox [51715] A timeout error The network settings were inappropriate. Check settings of network and other
occurred while in search of connected equipment.
study information. No
responses come from
equipment targeted for
search.
51717 FFCustomMsgBox [51717] Information of The network settings were inappropriate. Check settings of network and other
equipment targeted for connected equipment.
search cannot be found.
Network settings may not
be correct.
51718 FFCustomMsgBox [51718] A communication The network settings were inappropriate. Check settings of network and other
error occurred while in connected equipment.
search of study information.
processing to acquire perform a reinstallation.
studies.
51722 FFCustomMsgBox [51722] Failed in )UHHVSDFHRQWKHKDUGGLVNLVLQVXI¿FLHQW Increase free space on the hard disk
processing to acquire appropriately.
studies. Free hard disk
VSDFHLVQRWVXI¿FLHQW
51723 FFCustomMsgBox [51723] Failed in An acquired study includes illegal data. Stop acquiring studies that include illegal
processing to acquire information.
studies. Studies include
images that cannot be
displayed.

51725 FFCustomMsgBox [51725] Information of Network settings were inappropriate. Check settings of network and other
equipment targeted for connected equipment.
image acquisition cannot
be found. Network settings
may not be correct.
51726 FFCustomMsgBox [51726] A communication Network settings were inappropriate. Check settings of network and other
error occurred in an attempt connected equipment.
to acquire studies.
51727 FFCustomMsgBox [51727] A timeout error Network settings were inappropriate. Check settings of network and other
occurred while in process connected equipment.
of study acquisition. No
responses come from the
equipment targeted for
study acquisition.
51729 FFCustomMsgBox [51729] Input information is Input information includes illegal data. Input correct information.
not correct.
51730 FFCustomMsgBox [51730] An attempt is made Acquired study information includes illegal Stop acquiring studies that include illegal
to acquire a study data. information.
generated by an unknown
modality.
51731 FFCustomMsgBox [51731] A study generated Acquired information includes illegal data. Stop acquiring studies that include illegal
by an unknown modality information.
was acquired.
51732 FFCustomMsgBox [51732] The hit rate of The number of hit studies is many. Narrow down the search conditions
searching for studies accordingly.
exceeded the listed limit
value.
51805 FFCustomMsgBox [51805] Failed in image Acquired studies include illegal data. Stop acquiring studies that include illegal
display processing. Some information.
images cannot be
displayed.
51806 FFCustomMsgBox [51806] Failed in image Acquired studies include illegal data. Stop acquiring studies that include illegal
distribution processing. information.
51810 FFCustomMsgBox [51810] Information on the Network settings were inappropriate. Check settings of network and other
device targeted for image connected equipment.
printout was not found.
Network settings may
possibly be incorrect.
52000 FFFinpSend Warning.%n%1 Information for development personnel. There is no problem with operations.
52000 FFOutImgPrc Warning.%n%1 Information for development personnel. There is no problem with operations.
52002 FFEifPrinter SMCU Driver error. An error occurred in the SMCU driver. Restart.
[%1] The problem might have been caused, for
instance, by data incompleteness or
system instability.

52003 FFEifPrinter EIFIMG Driver error. An error occurred in the EIFIMG driver. It is Restart.
[%1] conceivable that the system was unstable.
52004 FFEifPrinter Received unexpected An unknown command was received from Check the log of communications with the
command. the printer. connected printer or restart the printer/IIP.
[%1]
52006 FFEifPrinter File Error. 7KHUDZGDWD¿OHIRURXWSXWZDVQRWIRXQG Since the problem is attributable to a
[%1] program error, try performing a reinstall.
52100 FFQCMsgBox Custom DB Access Error. The bitmap was not successfully acquired. &KHFNWKDWWKHELWPDS¿OHLVLQVWDOOHG
[File Name]
[Function Name] [50112]
52100 Spooler Spooler Warning.%n%1 Common warning message. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• Queue information class related initialize the image database.
message. Image information
(SOPInstanceUID) was not successfully
acquired. The job status was not
• Spooler class related message.
A database connection was not
successfully closed.
• Illegal image display format data.
52101 Spooler RunProc Warning.%n%1 Initialization process warning. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A character string database connection initialize the image database.
was not successfully opened.
52102 FFQCMsgBox 6\V&RQ¿J'%$FFHVV An error/invalid value was encountered Restart.
Failure (Processing when an attempt was made to acquire a
continuation). system setup database access API value.
[File Name]
52103 FFQCMsgBox LangStr DB Access Failure An error occurred when an attempt was Restart.
(Processing continuation). made to acquire a character string
[File Name] database access API value.
52103 Spooler StateChangeProc Local printer/Dicom printer state change Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
Warning.%n%1 QRWL¿FDWLRQSURFHVVZDUQLQJ occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
• A unit state character string was not
52105 FFQCMsgBox FF32 Access Failure The FF32 library (FF32dll) return value It is probable that the installation was not
(Probably acquisition of was in error. properly completed. Perform a
Registry goes wrong) reinstallation.
[File Name] * For option key registry acquisition, no
[Function Name] [52105] error occurs even if the key is missing.

52105 Spooler RestoreJob Warning.%n%1 Job restoration warning. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
$QRXWSXWMRE¿OHZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\ initialize the image database.
accessed.
52106 Spooler SpoolProc Warning.%n%1 Spool process warning. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• Unit information acquisition was not initialize the image database.
successful.
• File deletion was not successful.
• Queue cancellation was not successful.
• Data was not successfully written into a
ORJ¿OH
52108 FFQCMsgBox Custom DB Access Failure An attempt to set/acquire a value from Restart.
(Processing continuation) ReaderQC.mdb failed.
[File Name]
52108 Spooler StudyReqEndProc Examination end request process warning. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
Warning.%n%1 occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
• A database was not successfully initialize the image database.
accessed.
''2¿OHLQIRUPDWLRQZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\
acquired.
52109 FFQCMsgBox FF32 DB Access Failure Registry setup/acquisition failed It is probable that the registry information
(Processing continuation) (replaceable). was not properly installed. Perform a
[File Name] reinstallation.
52109 Spooler ExeOutputJob Forced output request process warning. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
''2¿OHLQIRUPDWLRQZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\ initialize the image database.
acquired.
52110 FFQCMsgBox FF32 DB Access Failure $QLPDJH¿OHDFFHVVHUURURFFXUUHG Since the image is valid, make an
(Processing continuation) exposure again.
[File Name]
52110 Spooler GetImageProcJob Image processing job acquisition process Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
Warning.%n%1 warning. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
• An output unit type parameter error
occurred.
52112 Spooler GetOutputProcJob Output job acquisition response process Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• An output unit type parameter error was
encountered.

52114 Spooler GetCommitProcJob Commitment job acquisition response Restart. If the same symptom frequently
Warning.%n%1 process warning. occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
• A commitment equipment type parameter
error occurred.
52116 Spooler QueueDelete Queue deletion request process warning. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
$QLPDJHGDWDEDVHÀDJZDVQRW initialize the image database.
successfully set.
7KH''2¿OHZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\
deleted.
52117 Spooler UnitSuspend Unit suspension request process warning. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A unit status character string was not initialize the image database.
52118 Spooler QueueDelete Queue deletion request process warning. Restart. If the same symptom frequently
7KHLPDJHGDWDEDVHÀDJZDVQRW initialize the image database.
successfully set.
7KH''2¿OHZDVQRWVXFFHVVIXOO\
deleted.
52118 Spooler UnitResume Unit resumption request process warning. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
• A unit status acquisition error occurred. initialize the image database.
52119 Spooler UnitSuspend Equipment suspension request process Restart. If the same symptom frequently
• The equipment status character string
52120 Spooler UnitResume Equipment resumption request process Restart. If the same symptom frequently
• An equipment status acquisition error
occurred.
52400 FFQCAAutocalccom File %1, Spot %2, Code Warning information. Perform reexposure and then
%3. measurement processing because the
image is illegal.
52500 FFQCAAutocalccom File %1, Spot %2, Code Fatal error (exceptional error).
%3.
52760 FFTsSearchCondition Disk Full Error. %n The hard disk is full. Restart the system.
52761 FFTsSearchCondition DB Operation Status A warning given when the database Restart the system.
Warning. %n operation result status is illegal.
52770 FFMaSearchCOM Disk Full Error. %n The hard disk is full. Restart the system.
52771 FFMaSearchCOM Network Error. %n A network error occurred. Restart the system.

52772 FFMaSearchCOM Network Error. %n The number for hit results exceeded the Restart the system.
upper limit.
52810 FFTsImgRetInd Disk Full Error. %n The hard disk is full. Restart the system.
52820 FFMaRetrieve Disk Full Error. %n The hard disk is full. Restart the system.
52821 FFMaRetrieve Storage SCP not found. %n No Storage SCP is set up. Restart the system.
52822 FFMaRetrieve Cannot Get NetWork Necessary network settings cannot be Restart the system.
Setting. %n acquired.
52823 FFMaRetrieve Integration Warning in There is a problem with consistency of the Restart the system.
DataBase. %n database.
52824 FFMaRetrieve DICOM Data Waring. %n A DICOM data-related warning. Restart the system.
52825 FFMaRetrieve Local Retrieve Warning. A warning given when images cannot be Restart the system.
%n acquired locally.
52826 FFMaRetrieve Input Image Warning A warning given when an SH image is Restart the system.
(DensityCode = SH). %n input.
52850 FFMaCommon Disk Full Error. %n The hard disk is full. Restart the system.
52851 FFMaCommon Debug Log OutPut. %n Event log output number for debugging Restart the system.
purposes.
52860 FFMaCommonImage Disk Full Error. %n The hard disk is full. Restart the system.
52870 FFTsCommon Disk Full Error. %n The hard disk is full. Restart the system.
52871 FFTsCommon Catch DB exception. %n An exceptional access to the database. Restart the system.
53106 Spooler SpoolProc Information in a spool process. Restart. If the same symptom frequently Spooler
Infomation.%n%1 occurs, perform a reinstallation and then
8QLWW\SHPLVPDWFKQRWL¿FDWLRQ initialize the image database.
53820 FFMaRetrieve Retrieve Process Start. %n Process startup. Restart the system.
53821 FFMaRetrieve Retrieve Process End. %n Process shutdown. Restart the system.
53823 FFMaRetrieve Image is Already Exists in Information given when the same image is Restart the system.
ImageDB. %n input.
53870 FFTsCommon Retry is success. %n Database retry information. Restart the system.
54100 FFQCMsgBox Journal Proc Failure. Writing error. Check to see the media has not been
[File Name] prohibited for writing.
54800 FFSFPD Network Error. %n An ArcNet network error. Check the ArcNet line. Proceed with
%1 %n %2 processing.
54801 FFSFPD Process Start. %n Started process (COM). Continue processing.
%1 %n %2
54802 FFSFPD Process End. %n Ended process (COM). Continue processing.
%1 %n %2

54900 FFSFPD Impossible Error. %n A calibration execution disable error. If the system is in emergency mode, wait
[Module]%1 %n until it goes into routine mode.
[Function]%2 %n
[SpotCode]%3 %n
[Ret]%4 %n
[Description]%5
59100 FFQCMsgBox FF32 Error. An FF32 library (FF32.dll) return value It is possible that the registry information
[File Name] error (irreplaceable). has not been installed correctly. Perform a
[Function Name] [59100] reinstallation.
59102 FFQCMshBox Cant get Tag Information. No value is set up for the tag information Perform reexposure because the image is
[File Name] even though it must have been set up illegal.
[Function Name] [59102] accordingly (irreplaceable).
59103 FFQCMsgBox Memory or Resource Failed in obtaining memory/handle Increase available resources and then
cannot be gained. resource. retry.
[File Name]
59198 FFQCMsgBox Secondary detection code A secondary detection code return value
Error. error.
[File Name]
59761 FFTsSearchCondition Catch Exception Error. %n An exceptional error occurred Restart the system.
unexpectedly.
59762 FFTsSearchCondition Out Of Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
memory to be secured appropriately.
59763 FFTsSearchCondition Free Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
memory to be released appropriately.
59771 FFMaSearchCOM Catch Exception Error. %n An unexceptional error occurred Restart the system.
unexpectedly.
59772 FFMaSearchCOM Out Of Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
59773 FFMaSearchCOM Free Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
59774 FFMaSearchCOM Data Base Error. %n A database error occurred. Restart the system if the relevant
processing has been completed.
If the relevant processing remains
unprocessed, there may be an illegal study
in the server targeted for search of data. In
this case, no particular remedial measures
need to be taken.
59811 FFTsImgRetInd Catch Exception Error. %n An exceptional error occurred Restart the system.
unexpectedly.
59812 FFTsImgRetInd Out Of Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
59813 FFTsImgRetInd Free Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.

59821 FFMaRetrieve Catch Exception Error. %n An exceptional error occurred Restart the system.
unexpectedly.
59822 FFMaRetrieve Out Of Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
59823 FFMaRetrieve Free Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
59824 FFMaRetrieve Process Communication An error occurred in the communication Restart the system.
Error. %n control.
59825 FFMaRetrieve Retrieve Process Exists. A process was started double. Restart the system.
%n
59826 FFMaRetrieve Image is Already Exists in Image input is disabled because the same Restart the system.
ImageDB. %n image already exists in the image
database.
59827 FFMaRetrieve File Error. %n $¿OHHUURURFFXUUHG Restart the system.
59828 FFMaRetrieve NetWork Error. %n The association was disconnected due to Restart the system.
a network error.
59829 FFMaRetrieve Cannot Get NetWork Necessary network settings cannot be Restart the system.
Setting. %n acquired.
59830 FFMaRetrieve DICOM Retrieve Timeout. A timeout error occurred in an attempt to Restart the system.
%n acquire a study.
59831 FFMaRetrieve DICOM Retrieve is Not DICOM acquisition processing is not Restart the system.
Able to Use Now. %n available at present.
59832 FFMaRetrieve Processing Image is Processing is disabled because the image Restart the system.
Deleted. %n was deleted.
59851 FFMaCommon Catch Exception Error. %n An exceptional error occurred Restart the system.
unexpectedly.
59852 FFMaCommon Out Of Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
59853 FFMaCommon Free Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
59855 FFMaCommon Catch Exception Error. %n An exceptional error occurred Restart the system.
unexpectedly.
59856 FFMaCommon Out Of Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
59857 FFMaCommon Free Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
59861 FFMaCommonImage Catch Exception Error. %n An exceptional error occurred Restart the system.
unexpectedly.
59862 FFMaCommonImage Out Of Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
59863 FFMaCommonImage Free Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.

59871 FFTsCommon Catch Exception Error. %n An exceptional error occurred Restart the system.
unexpectedly.
59872 FFTsCommon Out Of Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
59873 FFTsCommon Free Memory Error. %n An error occurred, which disabled the Restart the system.
60000 FFCustomMsgBox [60000] Failed in accessing ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHLV Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
the database. damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
60002 FFCustomMsgBox [60002] User Utility will be There is no alternative but to exit the Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
terminated. program due to the occurrence of an perform a reinstallation.
abnormality.
the character string damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
database.
database.
60053 FFCustomMsgBox [60053] Value of registry It is conceivable that the registry Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
information is abnormal. information was damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
character string database.
system setting database.
60056 FFCustomMsgBox [60056] Failed in obtaining 7KHVHWXS¿OHIRUPDWZDVLQFRUUHFWRUWKH Check settings.
the information from the ¿OHFRXOGQRWEHUHDG
V\VWHPVHWWLQJ¿OH
60057 FFCustomMsgBox [60057] Failed in setting 7KHVHWXS¿OHIRUPDWZDVLQFRUUHFWRUWKH Check settings.
information to the system ¿OHFRXOGQRWEHUHDG
VHWWLQJ¿OH
the display group damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
information.
the menu information. damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
the MPM code. damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
database.

database.
WKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
database.
WKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ damaged or deleted. perform a reinstallation.
database.
60251 FFCustomMsgBox [60251] Image processing The image processing parameter data is Check the image processing parameters.
parameter data is abnormal.
abnormal.
60260 FFCustomMsgBox [60260] System has not ,WLVFRQFHLYDEOHWKDWWKH,,3H[HFXWDEOH¿OH Reinstall.
been rebooted. was damaged or deleted.
60300 FFCustomMsgBox [60300] An option and a Necessary options are not installed or Reinstall.
database aren’t inappropriate menu database is installed.
conformable.
60301 FFCustomMsgBox [60301] Data storage 7KHGDWDEDVH¿OHLVSRVVLEO\GDPDJHGRU Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
resulted in a failure. deleted. perform a reinstallation.
60302 FFCustomMsgBox [60302] Data deletion 7KHGDWDEDVH¿OHLVSRVVLEO\GDPDJHGRU Restart. If the same symptom recurs,
resulted in a failure. deleted. perform a reinstallation.
60303 FFCustomMsgBox [60303] User Utility cannot 7KHGDWDEDVH¿OHLVSRVVLEO\GDPDJHGRU Reinstall the system.
be started because the deleted.
necessary option has not
been installed.
60304 FFCustomMsgBox [60304] System error An error occurred on the FPD side. Check information of the connected
occurred. devices.
60305 FFCustomMsgBox [60305] System error An error occurred on the FPD side. Check information of the connected
occurred. devices.
60306 FFCustomMsgBox [60306] A communication An error occurred in communication with Check information of the connected
error occurred with the the X-ray generator. devices.
X-ray generator.

61060 FFCustomMsgBox [61060] Wrong password An incorrect password was entered. 7KHSDVVZRUGLV¿[HGDW³´
has been input.
61082 FFCustomMsgBox [61082] No menu has been An attempt was made to start an editing or Complete a menu selection before initiating
selected. like operation without selecting any menu. an editing or like operation.
61083 FFCustomMsgBox [61083] Already registered The menu could not be deleted because it Clear the registration for display and then
for displaying and cannot was registered for display. delete the menu.
be deleted.
61084 FFCustomMsgBox [61084] Already registered The menu could not be deleted because it Remove the target menu from the
to the study menu and was registered for the examination menu. examination menu in advance.
cannot be deleted.
61085 FFCustomMsgBox [61085] No menu was A certain display group was empty because No empty display group is allowed to exist.
registered for a certain no menu was registered for it. Register one or more menus for the display
display group. group or delete the display group.
61090 FFCustomMsgBox [61090] Invalid character The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
has been input in the instance, to the inclusion of an
display group name. unacceptable character.
61093 FFCustomMsgBox [61093] Display group will 7KLVZLQGRZRSHQVIRUFRQ¿UPDWLRQRQO\
be deleted.
61094 FFCustomMsgBox [61094] Display group The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
name is illegal. instance, to its excessive length or the
inclusion of an unacceptable character.
61103 FFCustomMsgBox [61103] Same extension The entered data value was already Enter another value.
menu code already exists. registered or otherwise unacceptable.
61106 FFCustomMsgBox [61106] Same ANK The entered data value was already Enter another value.
exposure menu name registered or otherwise unacceptable.
already exists.
61109 FFCustomMsgBox [61109] Same kanji- The entered data value was already Enter another value.
exposure menu name registered or otherwise unacceptable.
already exists.
61110 FFCustomMsgBox [61110] Extension menu The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
code is illegal. instance, to its excessive length or the
61111 FFCustomMsgBox [61111] ANK exposure The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
menu name is illegal. instance, to its excessive length or the
61112 FFCustomMsgBox [61112] Kanji-exposure The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
menu name is illegal. instance, to its excessive length or the
61122 FFCustomMsgBox [61122] MPM code is The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
illegal. instance, to its excessive length or the
61125 FFCustomMsgBox >@6DPH¿OP The entered data value was already Enter another value.
annotation already exists. registered or otherwise unacceptable.

61130 FFCustomMsgBox [61130] Device code is The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
61131 FFCustomMsgBox [61131] Film-related code is The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
61132 FFCustomMsgBox [61132] Auto-exposure The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
mechanism is illegal. instance, to its excessive length or the
61142 FFCustomMsgBox [61142] Same study menu The entered data value was already Enter another value.
code already exists. registered or otherwise unacceptable.
61145 FFCustomMsgBox [61145] Same ANK study The entered data value was already Enter another value.
menu name already exists. registered or otherwise unacceptable.
61148 FFCustomMsgBox [61148] Same kanji-study The entered data value was already Enter another value.
menu name already exists. registered or otherwise unacceptable.
61149 FFCustomMsgBox [61149] No exposure menu An attempt was made to start an editing or Complete a menu selection before initiating
has been selected. like operation without selecting any menu. an editing or like operation.
61151 FFCustomMsgBox [61151] Exposure menu The maximum permissible number of Delete any unnecessary menu.
cannot be registered. menu registrations was exceeded.
61152 FFCustomMsgBox [61152] Same exposure The entered data value was already Enter another value.
menu has already been registered or otherwise unacceptable.
registered.
61153 FFCustomMsgBox [61153] Study menu code The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
is illegal. instance, to its excessive length or the
61154 FFCustomMsgBox [61154] ANK study menu The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
61155 FFCustomMsgBox [61155] Kanji-study menu The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
61156 FFCustomMsgBox [61156] The energy An attempt was made to register an energy Energy subtraction menus are not allowed
subtraction menu cannot subtraction menu in a study menu. to be included in a study menu.
be registered to the study
menu.
61171 FFCustomMsgBox [61171] No technician code An attempt was made to register data with Enter a value.
has been input. DQLQSXW¿HOGOHIWEODQN
61172 FFCustomMsgBox [61172] Technician code is The entered data was abnormal due, for Make a proper entry.
61173 FFCustomMsgBox [61173] Invalid character An unacceptable character was contained. Make a proper entry.
has been input in the
technician code.

61174 FFCustomMsgBox [61174] Same technician The entered data value was already Enter another value.
code already exists. registered or otherwise unacceptable.
61175 FFCustomMsgBox [61175] No ANK technician An attempt was made to register data with Enter a value.
name has been input. DQLQSXW¿HOGOHIWEODQN
61176 FFCustomMsgBox [61176] ANK technician The entered data was too long. Make a proper entry.
name is too long.
has been input in the ANK
technician name.
technician name already registered or otherwise unacceptable.
exists.
61179 FFCustomMsgBox [61179] No kanji-technician An attempt was made to register data with Enter a value.
name has been input. DQLQSXW¿HOGOHIWEODQN
61180 FFCustomMsgBox [61180] Kanji-technician The entered data was too long. Make a proper entry.
name is too long.
has been input in the kanji-
technician name.
technician name already registered or otherwise unacceptable.
exists.
61191 FFCustomMsgBox [61191] No requesting An attempt was made to register data with Enter a value.
department code has been DQLQSXW¿HOGOHIWEODQN
input.
61192 FFCustomMsgBox [61192] Requesting The entered data was too long. Make a proper entry.
department code is too
long.
has been input in the
requesting department
code.
61194 FFCustomMsgBox [61194] Same requesting The entered data value was already Enter another value.
department code already registered or otherwise unacceptable.
exists.
61195 FFCustomMsgBox [61195] No ANK requesting An attempt was made to register data with Enter a value.
department name has been DQLQSXW¿HOGOHIWEODQN
input.
61196 FFCustomMsgBox [61196] ANK requesting The entered data was too long. Make a proper entry.
department name is too
long.

has been input in the ANK
name.
requesting department registered or otherwise unacceptable.
name already exists.
61199 FFCustomMsgBox [61199] No kanji-requesting An attempt was made to register data with Enter a value.
department name has been DQLQSXW¿HOGOHIWEODQN
input.
61200 FFCustomMsgBox [61200] Kanji-requesting The entered data was too long. Make a proper entry.
department name is too
long.
61201 FFCustomMsgBox [61201] Invalid character The entered data value was already Make a proper entry.
has been input in the Kanji- registered or otherwise unacceptable.
name.
requesting department registered or otherwise unacceptable.
name already exists.
61211 FFCustomMsgBox >@1R¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ An attempt was made to register data with Enter a value.
characters have been input. DQLQSXW¿HOGOHIWEODQN
61212 FFCustomMsgBox [61212] Film annotation The entered data was too long. Make a proper entry.
characters are too long.
KDVEHHQLQSXWLQWKH¿OP
annotation characters.
61214 FFCustomMsgBox >@6DPH¿OP The entered data value was already Enter another value.
annotation already exists. registered or otherwise unacceptable.
61224 FFCustomMsgBox [61224] Drive is not ready. No FD was inserted into the FDD. Insert an FD.
61234 FFCustomMsgBox [61234] Drive is not ready. No FD was inserted into the FDD. Insert an FD.
61235 FFCustomMsgBox [61235] Wrong disk A wrong FD was inserted into the FDD. Insert a correct FD.
61236 FFCustomMsgBox [61236] Wrong disk A wrong FD was inserted into the FDD. Insert a correct FD.
61280 FFCustomMsgBox [61280] No Coding Scheme No data is input. Make a proper entry.
Designator has been input.
61281 FFCustomMsgBox [61281] Coding Scheme Input data is excessively long. Make a proper entry.
Designator is too long.
91282 FFCustomMsgBox [61282] Invalid character Illegal characters are included. Make a proper entry.
has been input in Coding
Scheme Designator.
61303 FFCustomMsgBox [61303] Failed in importing The problem is attributable, for instance, to Prepare a consumables database again.
the consumables database. DGDPDJHG¿OH

61340 FFCustomMsgBox >@$¿OHEDFNHGXS An attempt was made to restore a backup 7RUHVWRUHWRWKH,,3XVHDEDFNXS¿OH
with another application made by the Viewer for use with the IIP or generated by the IIP. To restore to the
cannot be restored. to restore a backup made by the IIP for 9LHZHUXVHDEDFNXS¿OHJHQHUDWHGE\WKH
use with the Viewer. Viewer.
61341 FFCustomMsgBox [61341] This is not a $¿OHRWKHUWKDQ6XSSO\PGEZDVVHOHFWHG 6HOHFWD6XSSO\PGE¿OH
contrast medium database for an import.
¿OH
61342 FFCustomMsgBox >@1REDFNXS¿OHV 6SHFL¿HGGULYHRUIROGHUFDQEHLQFRUUHFW Specify a correct destination for data
exist. backup.
70000 FFCustomMsgBox [70000] Failed in It is possible that the RetakeAnalyisData. 2SHQWKH5HWDNH$QDO\VLV'DWDPGE¿OH
conversion of mis-exposure PGE¿OHLVZULWHSURWHFWHG properties to check to see if it is write-
image log information. protected.
70001 FFCustomMsgBox [70001] Failed in deletion of It is possible that the RetakeAnalyisData. 2SHQWKH5HWDNH$QDO\VLV'DWDPGE¿OH
ORJ¿OHV PGE¿OHLVZULWHSURWHFWHG properties to check to see if it is write-
protected.
70002 FFCustomMsgBox [70002] Failed in accessing ,WLVSRVVLEOHWKDWWKH¿OHLVGDPDJHGRU Restart the system. If the same symptom
WKHGH¿QLWLRQ¿OH deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
70005 FFCustomMsgBox [70005] Connection to the ,WLVSRVVLEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHLV Restart the system. If the same symptom
system setting database damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
resulted unsuccessful.
70006 FFCustomMsgBox [70006] Failed in acquiring ,WLVSRVVLEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHLV Restart the system. If the same symptom
information from the system damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
setting database.
character string database damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
information from the damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
character string database.
70009 FFCustomMsgBox [70009] Failed in acquiring It is possible that the registry information is Restart the system. If the same symptom
registry information. damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
70010 FFCustomMsgBox [70010] Failed in writing It is possible that the registry information is Restart the system. If the same symptom
registry information. damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
technologist information. damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
FODVVL¿FDWLRQVRIPLV damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
exposure images.
comments on mis-exposure damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
images.
log information database damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.

information for setup of damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
mis-exposure image
analysis.
70016 FFCustomMsgBox [70016] Failed in reading ,WLVSRVVLEOHWKDWWKHLPDJH¿OHLVGDPDJHG $OWKRXJKWKHLPDJH¿OHLQTXHVWLRQLVQRW
LPDJH¿OHV or deleted. displayed, there are no problems with
other operations.
70017 FFCustomMsgBox [70017] Failed in displaying An error occurred while in image Restart the system. If the same symptom
images. processing. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
70019 FFCustomMsgBox [70019] Failed in The date display format may have been Input in a correct format.
conversion of date format. input incorrectly.
70020 FFCustomMsgBox [70020] Failed in storage of This error is displayed when a failure Retry data store. If the same symptom
the mis-exposure image log occurred in data storage. recurs, change the destination for storage
list. accordingly.
70021 FFCustomMsgBox [70021] Failed in storage of This error is displayed when a failure Retry data storage. If the same symptom
the calculation result. occurred in data storage. recurs, change the destination for storage
accordingly.
70022 FFCustomMsgBox [70022] An error occurred It is possible that the image display control Restart the system. If the same symptom
while an image is being RULPDJH¿OHKDVDSUREOHP recurs, perform a reinstallation.
displayed.
70023 FFCustomMsgBox [70023] An unknown error The system was unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
occurred. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
database of regions to be damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
exposed resulted
unsuccessful.
database of causes of damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
mis-exposure images
70026 FFCustomMsgBox [70026] Failed in calculation The system was unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
of the mis-exposure image recurs, perform a reinstallation.
log.
calculation result of the recurs, perform a reinstallation.
mis-exposure image log.
network setting database damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
necessary data from the damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
network setting database.
the list. recurs, perform a reinstallation.

70032 FFCustomMsgBox [70032] Failed in deleting ,WLVSRVVLEOHWKDWWKH¿OHLVGDPDJHGRU Restart the system. If the same symptom
the mis-exposure image deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
log.
the exposure result log. deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
DQLPDJH¿OH deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
70035 FFCustomMsgBox [70035] Failed in writing ,WLVSRVVLEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHLV Restart the system. If the same symptom
image data in the system damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
setting database.
70036 FFCustomMsgBox [70036] Failed in writing ,WLVSRVVLEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHLV Restart the system. If the same symptom
image data in the display damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
setting database.
70037 FFCustomMsgBox [70037] Failed in relocating The system was unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
the tree structure. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
70038 FFCustomMsgBox [70038] Failed in reducing The system was unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
the tree structure. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
70039 FFCustomMsgBox [70039] Transition to the The system was unstable. Restart the system. If the same symptom
main window resulted recurs, perform a reinstallation.
unsuccessful.
70040 FFCustomMsgBox [70040] Failed in accessing ,WLVSRVVLEOHWKDWWKHGDWDEDVH¿OHLV Restart the system. If the same symptom
the menu database. damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
the log information damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
database.
the system setup database. damaged or deleted. recurs, perform a reinstallation.
70043 FFCustomMsgBox [70043] Failed in storage of ,WLVSRVVLEOHWKDWWKH¿OHLVGDPDJHGRU 5HWU\¿OHVWRUDJH,IWKHVDPHV\PSWRP
image data. deleted. It is also possible that the target recurs, perform a reinstallation.
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MC: Inspection, Replacement and Adjustment
Document : M517-E480 Digital Radiography System DAR-7500

Revision : A DR Console Installation Service Manual MC-I
Control Sheet

07/25/2007 02 Revision (FM5202) I, II, 1–10, 25, 28–31, 34, 38–41, 50
07/25/2007 02 Changes in pagination (FM5202) 42–50

Revision : A DR Console Installation Service Manual MC-II
L ,QVWDOODWLRQZRUNÀRZ
1. Reinstalling the OS and
Application &RQ¿JEDFNXS See Chapter 5 under
MU: Maintenance
Utility.
2. Installing and Setting Up the OS
When formatting or replacing the HDD due, for instance, to its failure, it
is necessary to install the OS from the AP. Presented below is the
SURFHGXUHXVHGIRULQVWDOOLQJWKH$3IURPWKH26)ROORZWKHÀRZFKDUW 3. Setting Up the Monitor
to install the AP.
NOTE 4. Installing MSDE and Its Service Pack
Replacement HDD must be supported to FFTP, FUJITSU or PFU.

5.1 Installing the AP
5.2 Replacing the Menu Database
6. Installing Various Components
7. Installing the DR Console Standard Key
8. Option Key Installation
9. AP Key Installation
10. $SSO\LQJ+RW¿[
11. Initializing the Image Database
12. 'LVSOD\2SWLPL]DWLRQ /87¿OHVHWWLQJV)
13. 5HVWRULQJWKH&RQ¿g
14. Firewall Settings
15. Conducting Windows XP Activation
16. Connecting the High-resolution Monitor

Revision : A DR Console Installation Service Manual MC-1
2. Installing and Setting Up the OS 2.1 Installing and Setting Windows XP
This section describes how to install Windows XP.
NOTE
Before installing the OS, note down the DR Console host name, IP The OS is to be installed in the following situations:
address, subnet mask, and other relevant information. These items of y After HDD replacement
information will be called for during OS installation. y After an error occurrence in the OS
Items to be readied for OS installation

N Property sheet y Recovery disk 1
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OS installation drive C:/ y Drivers disk
Only drive C (no other partitions y Product key
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will be created)/NTFS (Indicated on the right-hand side cover of the PC main unit.)
Regional settings Name SHIMADZU Corporation
Organization SHIMADZU Corporation
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Product key
cover of the PC main unit.
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password If changed, be sure to record it y Use the User Utility function to back up user setup information items
accordingly. (place checkmarks to all items).
Password fcr-iip
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“192.168.100.13” at factory shipment NOTES
IP address * If changed, be sure to record it y If the PC is not connected via the network, the network setup windows
accordingly.
will not be displayed while the OS is being installed. To perform
Network settings “255.255.255.0” at factory shipment network settings, be sure to connect the PC to the network (HUB)
Subnet mask * If changed, be sure to record it accordingly before installation work.
accordingly.
Domain or work Work group (group name remains
group the default.)
User-related settings Auto logon Administrator
for this computer username
(auto logon settings) Password Shimadzu
Screen color True Color (24-bit or 32-bit)
Monitor settings
Screen area 1024 X 768 (15inch LCD)

N Removing the boards and peripheral devices N Collecting the computer-related information
1. Disconnect all peripheral devices, such as barcode reader 1. Connect keyboard, mouse and power cable to the PC and
and magnetic card reader, from the USB ports. then turn ON PC power switch.
The PC starts up.
N Network connection between the DR Console and the 2. Press the <F12> key when the FUJITSU logo appears.
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1. Use a network cable to connect the DR Console to the HUB.
2. Turn ON the power to the HUB.
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3. Insert the “Recovery Disk 1“ CD-ROM (Windows XP) into the

CD-ROM drive of the PC.

4. Select “6. CD/DVD” and then press the <Enter> key. 6. Press the <Enter> key.
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After a while, the “Press any key to boot from CD” message
appears at the upper left coner of the windows.
5. Press the <Enter> key within three seconds.
NOTE
If you do not press the <Enter> key within about three seconds
after the “Press any key to boot from the CD” message appears at
the upper left corner of the window, the installation CD will not be
recognized accordingly.
If such a failure occurs, restart the PC to perform Step 5. again.
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Booting from CD starts, and the “Welcome to Setup” window The “Welcome to Setup” window opens.
opens.

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3. Press the <L> key. 5. Verify that the partition size is the maximum value
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then press the <Enter> key.
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the product key label and then click <Next>.
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opens.
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3. Enter “fcr-iip” for Administrator password.
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2.2 Installing the Driver Software N Preparing for installation
1. Insert ”Drivers Disk”, which is supplied with the PC, into the
CD-ROM drive.
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to close the window.
1. Right-click “My Computer” from the menu and select
“Properties” from the pull-down menu that opens.
The [System Properties] window opens.
2. Click the [Hardware] tab.
3. Click [Device Manager].
Device Manager opens.
The software for items marked “?” in Device Manager is not installed.
Install the driver software for such items.
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Install the following driver software items.
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click <Finish>.
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2. Click <Next>.
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click <Finish>.
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The window below opens. The window below opens.
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click <Finish>.
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1. Insert the Arcnet driver FD into the FD drive.
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Hardware Wizard” window opens.
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system, click [No].

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Windows operating systems The “Control Panel” window opens.
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The “User Accounts” window opens.
then select the time zone you have set up before (Without this
operation, the time zone information cannot be valid).
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1. Select another time zone.
5. Select “Administrator” from the user account names.
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3. Select the time zone you have set up before. 6. Select “Create Password”.
The password creation window opens.
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changes ” is checked.
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7. Perform the following entries:
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and click “OK”.
8. Click .
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Click immediately. If it is not clicked in 15 seconds, the window
returns to the previous status.

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1. In the “Settings” tab of the “Display Properties” window, NOTE

click . Click immediately. If it is not clicked in 15 seconds, the window
returns to the previous status.
The “Plug-and-Play Monitor and ... Properties” window opens.
2. Click the “Monitor” tab. 6. Click to close the “Display Properties” window.
3. From the “Screen refresh rate” pull-down menu, choose

“75 Hertz”.
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procedure described below.
2. Double-click . 2. Double-click [Security Center].

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3. Click “Automatic Updates” tab.
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4. Unselect ( ) all the check items. Setting display properties
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XP” to “Windows Classic”.
1. Right-click a menu on the desktop to select “Properties”.

Æ The “Display Properties” window opens.
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menu.
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4. Click and close the “Display Properties”

window.

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The “Taskbar and Start Menu Properties” window opens.
The “My Computer” window opens.
2. Perform the following taskbar-related settings.

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3. Setting Up the Monitor 3.2 Option Monitor, 3M Color / Monochrome
Install the video board driver and perform monitor setups.
The setup procedure varies with the connected monitor.
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documentation supplied with 3M monochrome monitor.
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adjust the touch panel and monitor. z Option Monitor, 3M Color (P/N 502-26176)
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attached 15" monitor, see “4.1.3 Touch Panel Driver Installation”
unser ”IN: Installation”.
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3. To install the Japanese version, enter “1”. To install the
4. Installing MSDE and Its English version, enter “5”. Finalize your number entry by
Service Pack pressing the <Enter> key.
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(SQL7SP*) and its service pack.
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does not operate.
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pack installation process progresses.
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problems with MSDE. MSDE and service pack installations end in about ten minutes in
total.
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2. Enter “1” and then press the <Enter> key.
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4. When the “Press any key to continue...” message appears,

press the <Enter> key.
The command prompt will close.

5. Restart the DR Console to activate MSDE.
After the DR Console has been started up, MSDE will be activated
automatically. (The icon appears in the task tray at the lower
right.)
6. If you wish to proceed to DR Console-AP installation

processing, skip over the following steps 7. and 8. to go to
the next page.

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desktop screen.

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<Enter> key.
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use and press the <Enter> key.
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completing thus the menu database replacement.
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to the desktop.
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the DR Console.
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For installing the console software Built_in Console, use the “DR Console
Setup Tool” on the DR Console-AP installation CD.
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indicate the completion of installation.
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displayed after the PC has been restarted.
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3. Click .
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Console-AP installation CD. The “Risiip - Choose Program Group” window opens.
NOTE
Even if the F-RIS function is not used, install the FRIS Modules. If they
are not installed, an error occurs when the DR Console-AP starts.
1. Start “DR Console Setup Tool” and then choose “10) Install
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6. Click .
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7. Turn the PC power OFF.
8. Re-connect the USB peripheral devices (barcode reader,

magnetic card reader, etc.) that have been disconnected
before OS installation.
NOTE
For Windows XP, you must perform driver software settings after
USB peripheral devices are connected.
For the driver software setup procedure, see
“4.5 Changing the Barcode Reader/Magnetic Card Reader
Driver Software” under “MT: Machine Troubleshooting”.

7. Installing the DR Console 2. Click .
Standard Key The system returns to the desktop.
Install the Standard Key that is supplied with the DR Console, as 3. Insert the Standard Key CD into the CD-ROM drive.
directed below. Installation processing starts automatically displaying then the
window below.
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This error screen does not imply any anomalies because the AP
key will be installed later in “9. AP Key Installation”.

The installation procedure is described below.
8. Option Key Installation The same installation procedure applies to all the option keys.
Install the same option keys that were used immediately before OS 1. Insert an option key CD into the CD-ROM drive.
reinstallation.
The installation start window automatically opens in several
seconds.
NOTE
After option key installation, be sure to install the AP key. The reason is The indication varies
that installing the option keys disables the AP key that has been enabled. with the option key
for installation.
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Function Product Code Description 2. Click .
Print output DICOM PRINT DICOM Print function
MFP MFP image processing A window opens to indicate the completion of installation.
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processing SHUTTER-PROC Shuttering processing The indication varies
with the option key
Option Key products for installation.
Function Product Code Description P/N
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information
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with MWM.
NOTE
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product.

9. AP Key Installation
Use the procedure below to install the AP key.
NOTE
Before AP key installation, be sure to install a standard key and option
keys.
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1. Insert the AP key CD into the CD-ROM drive.

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1. Exit DR Console application to return to Windows screen.
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screen is displayed. <Enter> key.
The screen returns to the initial screen of 2. .
5. Enter “0” and hit <Enter> key.

DOS window is closed.
6. Exit Windows and restart DR Console.

DR Console starts automatically.
NOTE
NOT select “1” on this screen. 7. Select button and select “Version Display”.
As “1” is to modify the other system, when it is applied to DAR-7500 DR The version information is displayed.
Console, the system might not run correctly. If it is executed
accidentally, overwrite the backup “XconParam.mdb”.
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the following version.
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keyboard.
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9. Select “OK”.
The version information display is closed.

11. Initializing the Image Database 4. Click .
→ Confirmation dialog appears.
NOTES
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database. Starting up the DR Console-AP without initializing the image
database will cause errors to be indicated (error codes: 50001, 20001,
30107, 30151, 20110, etc). DCL44011.EPS
y Database can be initialized only when MSDE has been running.

If MSDE is running, the icon will be displayed in the task tray at the 5. Click .
lower right corner of the window. If it is not displayed, restart the PC. The command prompt window opens. After several seconds, the
y If images are accumulated on the image output queue, database following message appears.
cannot be initialized. It is thus necessary to delete images
accumulated on the image output queue.
For the procedure to be used to delete images accumulated

on the image output queue, see “9.2 Clearing the Contents of 00000184.EPS
the Image Output Queue” under “MU: Maintenance Utility”.
1. Turn ON the DR Console-PC power.

Windows XP starts up. After about one minute, the DR Console-
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AP starts running.
2. Start the Service Utility.

The main menu opens.
3. Click [Data Base Utility].

The “ImageDB Initialization” window opens.
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After about 20 seconds, the system completes image database
initialization.
NOTES
If the following message appears, images included in the image
database have not been initialized accordingly.
It failed in initialized DB.
Make sure that MSDE has been running and images are not
accumulated on the image output queue.
y To start up MSDE
Restart the PC and make sure that the icon is displayed in
the task tray.
y When images are accumulated on the image output queue
Delete images accumulated on the output queue.
“9.2 Clearing the Contents of the Image Output Queue:
in MU: Maintenance Utility”
7. The same message as that appears in step 4. above (“Press

any key to continue...”) will reappear here. Press the <Enter>
key.
The system returns to the “ImageDB Initialization” window.

12. Display Optimization
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display characteristics. For installing, it is necessary to use the
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Correction Setup” under “Appendix11 DICOM CR Storage :
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Correction Setup” under “Appendix12 DICOM DX Storage :
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Appendix”.
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y nanao L362T : EIZO 15" LCD monitor with a touch
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y Linear LUT : Linear (linear gradation) LUT
y NANAO Radiforce GS310-CLG : Option Monitor 3M monochrome
y NANAO Radiforce R31 : Option Monitor 3M color
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Utility”.

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about one minute, displaying then the DR Console initial window.
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window opens, sequentially click the upper left corner and
then the upper right corner of the window. 2. Select the “Exceptions” tab.
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opens.
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15. Conducting Windows XP N Conducting Windows XP Activation
Activation 1. Click the key-shape icon at the lower right position of the
screen.
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install it to the PC.
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16. Connecting the High-resolution
Monitor
When connecting the High-resolution graphic monitor to 3M color /
monochrome, be sure to insert the High-resolution graphics board into PC
and install the driver software before switching the appropriate monitor.
NOTES
The procedure may differ according to the monitor and video boards, be
sure to refer to the operation manual attached to monitor and video
boards.
For details the procedures for connecting the high resolution

guraphics monitor, see “Appendix 1 Changing the standard
monitor (15" Monitor with Touch Panel) to the High-resolution
Graphics LCD monitor【Option】" under “Appx IN: Installation –
Appendix”.

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MU: Maintenance Utility

Revision : A DR Console Installation Service Manual MU-I
Control Sheet

07/25/2007 02 Revision (FM5202) I, II, 4, 5, 12, 13, 55, 62, 76, 88,
Appx MU A-1, Appx MU D-1,
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Revision : A DR Console Installation Service Manual MU-II
z When the PC power is ON
1. Starting/Exiting the Service Utility
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This section explains about the procedures for starting/exiting the
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installation and servicing. while holding down the <Shift> key.
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whether the DR Console-PC power is ON or OFF. 2. From the menu, sequentially choose “Programs”,
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2. Overview of Service Utility
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No. Name Selection Meaning Remarks
1 System Common 0: Japanese date (S62.10.07) Specifying the date format to be used in medica linstitutions.
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2: ANSI short date (1987.10.07) * The date format is applicable in common to entry ofthe date
3: American long date (OCT.07.1987) RIELUWKPRQLWRUGLVSOD\¿OPRXWSXWDQGDOORWKHUGDWHUHODWHG
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devices are recovered. Once recovered, itautomatically
continues output (including printout) of image accumulated
on the output queue.
No
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status unless it manually outputs (includingprintout) such
images.
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institution name as they are used in the DMS system.
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maximum.
5 Image Size by inch or ~ 0:Inch Specifying the Image size.
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1:Metric
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6 Two independent Yes Specifying whether or not to set up frequency processing RN
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7 Language Setup for 0 : Japanese Specifying the language used.
Screen Message ~ 1 : English
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Japanese.
8 Insitute/Site Name in A maximum of 15 two-byte characters. Specifying the kanji medical institution name.
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9 UID Issuance after Yes Specifying whether or not to issue new image UID and SOP
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10 UID Issuance after ~ Yes Specifying whether or not to issue new image UID and SOP
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11 UID Issuance after Yes Specifying whether or not to issue new image UID and SOP
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12 8,',VVXDQFH%HIRUH ~ Yes Specifying whether or not to output an SOP Instance UID as
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13 DICOM Series ~ 0 : 1 Study - N series and 1 Series - 1 image Specifying the series generation logic.
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and only one image for one series. “N Detailed explanations”
1 : 1 Study - N series and 1 Series - M image
Issues a number so that it has multiple series for one study
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2 : 1 Study - 1 series and 1 Series - N image
Issues a number so that it has only one series for one study
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Entering 111111 will enable you to use the group update
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16 SOP Class UID for ~ 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.1 Specifying an SOP Class UID that is sent back to PPS when
PPS When No FILE 1.2.392.200036.9125.1.1.2 no other connected hosts are set up as the destinations for
Attribute Output FILE attribute image output .
17 Protocol Name for ~ 0 : Function Code Specifying a value used for setup of the “Protocol Name” for
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18 Display Performed Yes Specifying whether or not to display an already performed
Procedure on ~ No study in the DR Console work list. For a study already
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23 Tag Mapped on ~ ',&20GH¿QHGWDJQXPEHUVWREHPDSSHGRQWRDVWXG\PHQX
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24 Perform Mapping to ~ Yes Specifying whether or not to perform mapping for study and
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MWM Use No patient information will be used to initiate a study process (the
Does not perform mapping. exposure menu or other data will not be transmitted).
25 Display Dialog When ~ Yes Specifying whether or not to open a warning window when
Failed in Mapping to Opens a warning window. mapping is not successfully performed for a DR Console study
Menu at MWM Use No menu or exposure menu during MWM use.
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26 Use Study ~ Yes Specifying whether or not to use the Study Instance UID that
InstanceUID from Uses the Study Instance UID sent from the RIS. is transmitted from the F-RIS.
RIS No
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28 Dicom Storage 1 to 4 (~ 3) Number of connections simultaneously available for Dicom
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30 Display Pixel Size ~ 297 Constant applicable to an image displayed at 100% size for
QA purpose. To be changed in accordance with the monitor
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36 Administrator Up to 20 one-byte characters. Specifying administrator privilege password for the user
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37 Enable Security Yes Specifying whether or not to use the user authentication
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39 UID Issuance about a ~ Yes Specifying whether or not to issue a new image UID/
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Image Processing) to No (other than image processing) was performed.
change to the image Does not issue a new image UID/SOP Instance UID
themselves number. * When an image obtained after editing is to be differentiated
from the original one, choose “Yes”.
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processing, marker processing and annotation.
44 Use Series Yes Specifying whether or not to use an ID number (new tag) when
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45 UID Issuance after ~ Yes Specifying whether or not to issue a new image UID or SOP
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46 UID Issuance after ~ Yes Specifying whether or not to issue a new image UID/
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FNC Parameter No changed.
Does not issue a new number.
51 Use Reject Comment Yes Specifying whether to enable or disable entry of comment on
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~ No
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52 Time Until Auto Log ~ 0 (0-60) Specifying the time (represented in minutes) until when auto
Off logoff takes place.
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54 Modality Setup ~ 0 : DX Specifying a study modality.
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exposure menu.
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database.
55 DICOM Station Name ~ None Setting the DICOM Tag Station Name (0008,1010).
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* A maximum of 16 alphanumerics can be set up.
56 Gradients(x10) of ~ 13 (1-100) Setting inclination of a linear LUT used when displaying preview
LUT used for Preview images derived from the FPD. Specify a 10x value.
Image
57 UID Issuance after ~ Yes Specifying whether or not to issue new image UID and
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1 : Type 1 * Patient ID number : A maximum of 16 characters,
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~ No
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14 Save Annotation Yes Specifying whether or not to save annotation information at
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17 Enable Change ~ No Specifying whether or not to enable to edit the date and time
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18 Image File Type For ~6WGLPDJH¿OH Irrespective of this setting, a high-quality image is displayed
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11 Trimming Range 0~25 (~0) Specifying the amount of trimming in mm (for other than
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trimming
14 Print EDR Mode ~ Yes : Outputs. 6SHFLI\LQJZKHWKHURUQRWWRRXWSXWRQ¿OPWKHVHWXSGDWDLQ
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15 Print Image ~ Yes : Outputs. Specifying whether or not to print image processing conditions
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16 Print L, S, CS, SS ~ Yes : Outputs. Specifying whether or not to print L, S, and CS/SS values on
Condition No : Does not output. ¿OP
17 Print Shot Time ~ Yes : Outputs. 6SHFLI\LQJZKHWKHURUQRWWRSULQWWKHGDWHRIH[SRVXUHRQ¿OP
No : Does not output.
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18 Print Set Process ~ Yes : Outputs. Specifying whether or not to print the routine or group
No : Does not output. LQIRUPDWLRQRQ¿OP
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20 Print Menu Name ~ Yes : Outputs. Specifying whether or not to print image processing conditions
No : Does not output. RQ¿OP
21 Print Compression Yes : Outputs. Specifying whether or not to print image data compression
Rate ~ No : Does not output. FRGHLQIRUPDWLRQRQ¿OP
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as the title on the left side of the image data compression
code information.
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23 Print Image Frame Yes : Printed with image frame. Specifying whether or not to add image frame when printing a
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24 Print Image Frame Yes : Printed with image frame. Specifying whether or not to add image frame when printing
¿OPu43, ~ No : Printed with no image frame. an 18u43cm image on a 35uFP¿OPLQWKH/5RURQ
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25 Print Image Frame Yes : Printed with image frame. Specifying whether or not to add image frame when printing a
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31 Print Reverse Mark 0 : None Specifying whether or not to output the right-and-left image
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Character Field 'RHVQRWRXWSXW¿OP when printing a 35u43cm, 35u35cm, 26u36cm or 20u25cm
(14u17-S/4on1, 1 : Only area 1 ¿OPLQWKHIROORZLQJSDWWHUQV
18u43-LR/2on1/ 2QO\¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHUDUHDLVGLVSOD\HG 14"u17"
4on1, 8u10-4on1, 2 : Only area 2 y 35u43cm/14"u17" image in the single or 4on1 format
14u14-S, 10u14-S, 2QO\¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHUDUHDLVGLVSOD\HG y 18u43cm image in the TWIN, 2on1 or 4on1 format
18u24-LR/2on1, ~%RWK y 18u24cm/8"u10" image in the 4on1 format
8u10/18u24-S %RWKDUHDVDQGDUHGLVSOD\HG 14"u14"
Format) y 35u35cm/14"u14" image in the single format
26u36cm
8"u10"
See “N Film annotation character areas 1 and 2”.

33 Print Film Char 2/ 0 : Film char 2 6SHFLI\LQJZKHWKHUWRRXWSXW¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHU
Examination Film annotation character 2 (exposure stand information) is (exposure stand information) or the examination number.
number output.
~ 1 : Examination Number
The examination number is output.

34 Size Selection of ~ 0 : Standard 6SHFLI\LQJWKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHUDUHDGLVSOD\IRUPDW
3543, 3535, 2636, 1 : Large when printing a 35u43cm, 35u35cm, 26u36cm or 20u25cm
2025 Film ¿OPLQWKHIROORZLQJSDWWHUQV
Character (Single 14"u17"
Format) y 35u43cm/14"u17" image in the single format
14"u14"
26x36cm
8"u10"
35 3543 Film >'LDORJVHWXS@ ~0010) 6SHFLI\LQJWKHSRVLWLRQDQGURWDWLRQRI¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
Character Field The setup procedure is described in “N Details of character areas 1 and 2 when printing a 35u43cm/14"u17"
Position & Rotation [dialog setup]”. image in the single or 4on1 format on a 35uFP¿OP
(14u17 Image)
* This setup is effective for all exposure menus.
To specify this setup individually for each MPM code, use the
No. 39 setup.

Character Field The setup procedure is described in “N Details of character areas 1 and 2 when printing a 43u35cm/17"u14"
Position & Rotation [dialog setup]”. image in the single or 4on1 format on a 35uFP¿OP
(17u14 Image)
No. 40 setup.

Character Field The setup procedure is described in “N Details of character areas 1 and 2 when printing an 18u43cm image in
Position & Rotation [dialog setup]”. the LR, 2on1 or 4on1 format on a 35uFP¿OP
(18u43 Image)
No. 41 setup.


38 3543, 2025 Film >'LDORJVHWXS@ ~0010) 6SHFLI\LQJWKHSRVLWLRQDQGURWDWLRQRI¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
Character Field The setup procedure is described in “ Details of character areas 1 and 2 when printing an 18u24cm/8"u10"
Position & Rotation [dialog setup]”. image in the 4on1 format on a 35uFP¿OPRUSULQWLQJDQ
(3543 Film:8u10- 18u24cm/8"u10" image in the single format on a 20uFP¿OP
4on1, 2025 Film:
8u10-Single) * This setup is effective for all exposure menus.
No. 42 setup.
See “ Film annotation character areas 1 and 2”.

39 2025 (Landscape) >'LDORJVHWXS@ ~1131) 6SHFLI\LQJWKHSRVLWLRQDQGURWDWLRQRI¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
Film Character The setup procedure is described in “ Details of character areas 1 and 2 when printing a 90°-rotated 8"u10"/
Field Position & [dialog setup]”. 18u24cm image on an 18uFP¿OPLQWKHVLQJOHIRUPDW
Rotation (8u10,
18u24-Single) See “ Film annotation character areas 1 and 2”.
40 Film Character >'LDORJVHWXS@ ~ No setup available.) 6SHFLI\LQJWKHSRVLWLRQDQGURWDWLRQRI¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
Field position & The setup procedure is described in “ Details of character areas 1 and 2 when printing a 35u43cm/14"u17"
rotation (User [dialog setup]”. image in the single or 4on1 format on a 35uFP¿OP
'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV
* Setup is necessary for each MPM code. (A maximum of
8 MPM codes can be selected. A wild card cannot be used.)
* This setup data prevails over that in No. 35.

Field position & The setup procedure is described in “ Details of character areas 1 and 2 when printing a 43u35cm/17"u14"
rotation (User [dialog setup]”. image in the single or 4on1 format on a 35uFP¿OP
'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV


Field position & The setup procedure is described in “ Details of character areas 1 and 2 when printing an 18u43cm image in
rotation (User [dialog setup]”. the LR, 2on1 or 4on1 format on a 35uFP¿OP
'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV

Field position & The setup procedure is described in “ Details of character areas 1 and 2 when printing an 18u24cm/8"u10"
rotation (User [dialog setup]”. image in the 4on1 format on a 35uFP¿OP
'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV

Field position & The setup procedure is described in “ Details of FKDUDFWHUDUHDVDQGZKHQDQLPDJHRYHUODSVWKH¿OP
rotation (User [dialog setup]”. annotation character area.
'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV
Field position & The setup procedure is described in “ Details of FKDUDFWHUDUHDVDQGZKHQDQLPDJHRYHUODSVWKH¿OP
rotation (User [dialog setup]”. annotation character area.
'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV
46 Image Area Move <HV0RYHVWRWKHWRSRIWKH¿OP Specifying the image output position when printing a 15u30cm,
to the Top of 3543 ~ No : Does not move. 35u35cm/14"u14" or 43u43cm/17"u17" image in the single
Film format on a 35uFP¿OP
47 Patient’s Name 0 - 64 (~20) Specifying the maximum patient name length in one-byte
Justify on Film FKDUDFWHUVZKHQSULQWLQJLWRQ¿OP
,IDQXPEHUODUJHUWKDQWKHGHIDXOWLVVSHFL¿HGWKH¿OP
annotation character area cannot possibly hold other
information items.

48 Patient’s Name 0 - 64 (~10) Specifying the maximum kanji patient name length in two-byte
Length onFilm FKDUDFWHUVZKHQSULQWLQJLWRQ¿OP
(Multibyte)
information items.
49 Patient’s Name ~ 0 : Left : Left-padding. Specifying whether to select right- or left-padding for printing
Length on Film 1 : Right : Right-padding. SDWLHQWQDPHRQ¿OP
50 Department Name 0 - 64 (~20) Specifying the maximum exposure menu name length in one-
Justify on Film E\WHFKDUDFWHUVZKHQSULQWLQJLWRQ¿OP
information items.
51 Menu Name 0 - 64 (~16) Specifying the maximum kanji exposure menu name length in
Length on WZRE\WHFKDUDFWHUVZKHQSULQWLQJLWRQ¿OP
Film(Multibyte)
information items.
52 Menu Name Justify ~ 0 : Left : Left-padding. Specifying whether to select right- or left-padding for printing
on Film 1 : Right : Right-padding. H[SRVXUHPHQXQDPHRQ¿OP
53 Department Name 0 - 64 (~8) Specifying the maximum requesting department name length
Length on Film LQRQHE\WHFKDUDFWHUVZKHQSULQWLQJLWRQ¿OP
information items.
NOTE
The patient name, exposure menu, requesting department, as well as the
SDWLHQW,'DQGH[DPLQDWLRQQXPEHUQHHGVHWXSVIRUERWKPD[LPXPOHQJWK
displayed and right-/left-padding.
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54 Department Name 0 - 64 (~4) Specifying the maximum requesting department name length
Length on Film LQWZRE\WHFKDUDFWHUVZKHQSULQWLQJLWRQ¿OP
(Multibyte)
information items.
55 Department Name ~ 0 : Left : Left-padding. Specifying whether to select right- or left-padding for printing
Justify on Film 1 : Right : Right-padding. WKHUHTXHVWLQJGHSDUWPHQWQDPHRQ¿OP
56 Enable Auto Edit ~ Yes : Enables. Specifying whether or not to enable the automatic character
Function of Film No : Does not enable. format generation function for Nos. 2, 10 to 55 and 57 to 87.
String Format File
58 Font Size of ~ 0 : Standard : Standard. Requesting department name font size.
Requesting /DUJH 0DJQL¿HG
Service
59 Format Type of ~ 0 : None : Do not display the radiographer Specifying whether and how the radiographer name should be
Operator’s Name name. displayed.
1 : Ank Operator Name : Display the radiographer name
with one-byte characters.
2 : Kanji Operator Name : Display the radiographer name in
kanji.
60 Display Image <HV2XWSXWWR¿OP Specifying whether or not to output the Imager Pixel Spacing
Feature ~1R 'RQRWRXWSXWWR¿OP LQIRUPDWLRQ GLVWDQFHEHWZHHQSL[HOFHQWHUV WR¿OP
y7KH¿OPRXWSXWDWSL[HOVPPLV PP
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63 3535 Film >'LDORJVHWXS@ ~ 0010) 6SHFLI\LQJWKHSRVLWLRQDQGURWDWLRQRI¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
Character Field The setup procedure is described in “N Details of FKDUDFWHU¿HOGVDQGIRUJHQHUDWLQJDu35 cm/14"u14"
Position & Rotation [dialog setup]”. print onto 14"u¿OPLQWKH6LQJOHIRUPDW
(Single Format)
* Valid for all exposure menu items.
64 Enable Reduce To Yes : Outputs reduced-size images to 8"u¿OP Specifying whether or not to reduce a Single-format output
8u10 Film ~1R *HQHUDWHRXWSXWVDWDPDJQL¿FDWLRQRI image to print it on an 8"u10"¿OP
“N2XWSXW¿OPGHWHUPLQDWLRQVHTXHQFH”
65 2636 Film >'LDORJVHWXS@ ~ 0010) 6SHFLI\LQJWKHSRVLWLRQDQGURWDWLRQRI¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
Character Field The setup procedure is described in “N Details of characters when printing a 10"u14" life-size image on
Position & Rotation [dialog setup]”. 26uFP¿OPLQWKHVLQJOHIRUPDW GHIDXOW
(10u14 Image)

66 2636 Film Character >'LDORJVHWXS@ ~ 1131) 6SHFLI\LQJWKHSRVLWLRQDQGURWDWLRQRI¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
Field Position & The setup procedure is described in “N Details characters when printing a 14"u10" (horizontal 26u36cm)
Rotation (14u10 Image) of [dialog setup]”. life-size image on 26uFP¿OPLQWKHVLQJOHIRUPDW GHIDXOW
Field Position & The setup procedure is described in “N Details characters when printing an 18u24cm life-size image on
Rotation of [dialog setup]”. 26uFP¿OPLQWKH/5IRUPDW GHIDXOW
¿OPu24-LR)
Field Position & The setup procedure is described in “N Details characters when printing an 18u24cm life-size image on
Rotation of [dialog setup]”. 26uFP¿OPLQWKHRQIRUPDW GHIDXOW
¿OPu
24-2no1)
69 Print Image Frame Yes : Printed with image frame. Specifying whether or not to add image frame when printing
¿OPu24-LR, ~ No : Printed with no image frame. an 18u24cm life-size image on 26uFP¿OPLQWKH/5RURQ
2no1 Format) format.
70 Reduction Rate (2636 ~ 0 : 86% Specifying a print reduction ratio when printing an 18u24cm
¿OPu24-LR, 2no1 1 : 100% image on 26uFP¿OPLQWKH/5RURQIRUPDW
Format)
71 Print Priority in Dicom ~ 0 : LOW Specifying priority to printout of images to be transferred to the
Print 1 : MED DICOM printer.
+,*+
Field Position Rotation The setup procedure is described in “N Details character areas when printing a 10"u12" or 24u30cm image on
(10u12, 2430-Single) of [dialog setup]”. 10"u¿OPLQWKHVLQJOHIRUPDW GHIDXOW
73 2530(Landscape) Film >'LDORJVHWXS@ ~ 1131) 6SHFLI\LQJWKHSRVLWLRQDQGURWDWLRQRI¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
Character Field The setup procedure is described in “N Details character areas when printing a 10"u12" or 24u30cm image on
Position Rotation of [dialog setup]”. 10"u¿OPLQWKHVLQJOHIRUPDW URWDWLRQDYDLODEOH
(10u12, 2430-Single) (default).
81 Reduction Rate (8u10, ~ 0 : 86% Specifying whether to output 100%-size images or
2on1 Film Format) 1 : 100% 86%-reduced images as has been so previously, when printing
“8u10” images in the 2on1 format.
* 100%-size images are printed on a 35uFP¿OP

82 Enable Image Frame Yes Specifying whether or not to add image frame when printing
(8u10,100%-Size Printed with image frame. 100%-size 8"u10" images in the 2on1 format.
Image 2on1 Film ~ No
Format) Printed without image frame.

35,17(5VHWXSLWHPV
83 Film Character Field >'LDORJVHWXS@ ~ 0010) 6SHFLI\LQJWKHSRVLWLRQDQGURWDWLRQRIWKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQ
Position & Rotation The setup procedure is described in “N Details character area when printing 100%-size 8"u10" images in the
(8u10,100%- Size of [dialog setup]”. 2on1 format.
Image 2on1 Film
Format)

Details of [dialog setup] I. To add reading scale, select “None” (default), and “All Menu”
when not adding it to all images. Select “Select from MPMCode”
z 6HWXSRI³1R3ULQW6FDOH 8VHU'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV ´ when not adding reading scale to images of certain MPM codes.
Double-clicking the No. 29 “Value” column will open the following dialog. II. Enter the image’s MPM code on the keyboard or select it from
the pull-down menu.
%HVXUHWRVHWXSLI³6HOHFWIURP030FRGH´LVVHOHFWHGLQVWHSI.
above. Specifying using a wild card is also possible, such as
I ³"""´ ³"´LVDQDUELWUDU\RQHGLJLWDOSKDQXPHULFIURPWR)
III. Click if data set up in I. and II. above are correct.
The system returns to the previous window and any of the
following will be displayed in the “Value column.
y None : To add reading scale.
y All Menu : Not to add reading scale to all images.
y Four-digit number : MPM code of an image not added with
reading scale.
IV. Click to cancel the setup data to be saved.
II
III IV
F0000011.EPS

L Setup of “35 to 39, 63, 65 to 68, 72, 73, 83 to 86. XXXX Film I. 6SHFL¿HVWKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHUDUHDGLVSOD\SRVLWLRQ
Character Field Position & Rotation (XX x XX Image)”
II. 6SHFL¿HVWKHLPDJHURWDWLRQ FRXQWHUFORFNZLVH RI¿OP
Double-clicking the “Value” column of Nos. 35 to 39, 63, 65 to 68, 72, annotation character area 1.
73, 83 to 86 will open the following dialog.
III. 6SHFL¿HVWKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHUDUHDGLVSOD\SRVLWLRQ
IV. 6SHFL¿HVWKHLPDJHURWDWLRQ FRXQWHUFORFNZLVH RI¿OP
I annotation character area 2.
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“ Film annotation character areas 1 and 2”.
II V. Click if data set up in I. to IV. above are correct.

The system returns to the previous window and a four-digit
number will be displayed in the “Value” column. The meaning of
such four-digit number is as follows.
III
0031
90° image rotation of film annotation character area 2
(0: Not rotated, 1: Rotated)
IV Position of film annotation character area 2
(0: Upper left, 1: Upper right, 2: Lower left, 3: Lower right)
90° image rotation of film annotation character area 1
Position of film annotation character area 1
V VI F0000014.EPS
F0000012.EPS
VI. Click to cancel the setup data to be saved.

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Rules)” annotation character area of which is changed or select it from
Double-clicking the “Value” column of Nos. 39 to 42 will open the the pull-down menu.
following dialog. Specifying using a wild card is not allowed.
II. 6SHFLI\WKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHUDUHDGLVSOD\SRVLWLRQ
III. 6SHFLI\WKHLPDJHURWDWLRQ FRXQWHUFORFNZLVH RI¿OP
II annotation character area 1.
IV. 6SHFLI\WKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHUDUHDGLVSOD\SRVLWLRQ
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“ Film annotation character areas 1 and 2”.
VI. Click if data set up in I. to V. above is correct.

IV
The system returns to the previous window and a character
string appears in the “Value” column to indicate the content of
the setup data.
V Definition of image MPM code

position or rotation (a maximum of 8 codes can be displayed.)
0031 : &(%3
VI VII F0000012.EPS 90º image rotation of film annotation character area 2

90º image rotation of film annotation character area 1
F0000015.EPS
VII. Click to cancel the setup data to be saved.

N Film annotation character areas 1 and 2 L 3RVLWLRQDODQGURWDWLRQDOPRYHPHQWRIWKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHU
areas
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whether to display it and the positional and rotational movement. character areas in “35 to 45, 63, 65 to 68, 72, 73, 83. XXXX Film
Character Field Position & Rotation (XXXXX)”.
If an image is printed on a 14"u¿OPDVVHWE\WKHGHIDXOWWKH¿OP
annotation characters are displayed at both the upper right and left of Position 0 Position 1
WKHLPDJH$UHDVZKHUHWKRVHFKDUDFWHUVDUHGLVSOD\HGDUHWKH¿OP Not rotated.
annotation character areas.
The upper-left area is area “1” and that at the upper right is area “2”.
90º rotated
Film annotation (counterclockwise).
character area 1
One-frame film area One-frame film area
Film annotation
character area 2
Output print image

(*Default setting) Position 2 Position 3
Definition of Definition of
positional movement rotational movement
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or 2 using the function in “32. Print 3543, 2025 Film Character Field
(14u17- Single/4on1, 18u43-LR/2on1/4on1, 8u10-4on1)”.
M 0: None
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N 2XWSXW¿OPGHWHUPLQDWLRQVHTXHQFH
When “Yes” is chosen for “64 Enable Reduce to 8u10 Film”, the output
¿OPVL]HLVGHWHUPLQHGLQWKHIROORZLQJVHTXHQFH
Film combination Determination sequence

14"u17" 8"u10" 1. When the 35u43 (cm) or 35u35 (cm), high pixel
density, Single format is used, the image will be
printed onto 14"u¿OPDWDPDJQL¿FDWLRQRI
100%.
2. When a Single format other than indicated above
is used, the image will be printed onto 8"u10"
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3. 4on1 and 3on1 format images are printed on
14"u17"¿OPV
4. In situations other than above, images are
printed on 14"u¿OPVLQWKHuFP¿OP
output format.
26u36cm 8"u10" 1. When the Single format is used, the image will
be printed onto 8"u¿OP
2. In situations other than above, the image will be
printed onto 26uFP¿OP
8"u10" 14"u14" 1. When 35u35 (cm), high pixel density, Single
format is used, the image will be printed onto
14"u¿OPDWDPDJQL¿FDWLRQRI
2. When a Single format other than indicated above
is used, the image will be printed onto 8"u10"
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3. In situations other than above, there is no
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8"u10" — 1. When the Single format is used, the image will
be printed onto 8"u¿OP
2. In situations other than above, there is no
DSSOLFDEOH¿OP

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4 5 4 5
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4 5
2 2
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7 7
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11 12
- Legends (items are according to the FMT Nos.) -
13 14 B: Patient information area
11 12
4
2 : Image processing parameter area
5
13
14
4 : +RVSLWDOQDPHDUHD
5 : Area for barcode, MPM code, etc.
6 : Patient/image processing parameter area
7 : Patient/image processing parameter area
11 : Reduced patient information area
1
12 : Reduced image processing parameter area
2
13 : Patient information area
Pantomography Single 10sLQFK6LQJOH +4 14sLQFK6LQJOH +4 14 : Image processing parameter area F0000018.EPS

z 26uFP¿OP FRQWLQXHG
11 12 11 12
13 14 13 14

18s24cm TWIN/2on1 (100%) FR000058.EPS
z 35uFP¿OP
11 12 11 12 11 12 12 11 12 11 12 - Legends (items are according to the FMT Nos.) -
13 14 13 14 2 : Image processing parameter area
4 : Hospital name area
15 : Patient information/image processing
parameter area
35×43cm/14×17inch Single (HQ) 18×43cm Single (HQ) 18×43cm TWIN 18×43cm 2on1
11 12 11 12
4 5
11 12
35×43cm 1843 11 12 11 12
13 14
13 14 13 14
11 12
8×10inch 14×14inch
2
1 15
35×35cm/14×14inch Single (HQ) 43×35cm/17×14inch Single (HQ) Different images 4on1 (example) 8×10inch 2on1(100%) F0000019.EPS

z 20uFP¿OP
21 22 4 5 4 5
4 : Hospital name area
6 6 : Patient information/image processing parameter area
6 22 : Image processing parameter area
Pantomography Single
18×24cm/8×10inch Single, 24×30cm/10×12inch,

502 18×24cm/8×10inch, 35×35cm, 35×43cm,
vertical 18×24cm/8×10inch 43×43cm, 18×43cm,
10×14inch, Single F0000021.EPS
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11 12 - Legends (items are according to the FMT Nos.) -
13 14
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1 AutoMenuSelect No Specifying whether or not to automatically move onto the next
From exposure list menus of unread images, manually exposure menu item (at the bottom on the screen) when
selects exposure menus of the image to be read the next. multiple exposure menus are registered.
~ Yes
When an image is received from the FPD, automatically
moves onto the next exposure menu item (at the bottom on
the screen).
3 Enable Distribution ~ No Specifying if the distribution code is used when changing
Code The distribution code is not used. exposure menu parameters.
Yes
The distribution code is used.
4 Enable Film String ~ No 6SHFLI\LQJLIWKH¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHUVDUHXVHGZKHQ
7KH¿OPPDUNLVQRWXVHG changing exposure menu parameters.
Yes
7KH¿OPPDUNLVXVHG
5 Enable Function ~ No Specifying if the function setup is used when changing
Setup The function setup is not used. exposure menu parameters.
Yes
The function setup is used.
7 Enable Performance No 6SHFLI\LQJZKHWKHUWKHUHVXOWLQIRUPDWLRQ ¿OPVL]HDQGVSOLW
Data (RIS) The performance data is disabled. H[SRVXUHFRXQW FDQEHGH¿QHGIURPWKH'5&RQVROHPHQX
~ Yes parameter edit dialog box at the time of ordering from the RIS.
The performance data is enabled.
9 Enable Requesting No 6SHFLI\LQJLIWKHUHTXHVWLQJGHSDUWPHQWQDPH¿HOGLVGLVSOD\HG
Dept. Name Field 7KHUHTXHVWLQJGHSDUWPHQWQDPH¿HOGLVQRWGLVSOD\HG on the patient information entry screen.
~ Yes
7KHUHTXHVWLQJGHSDUWPHQWQDPH¿HOGLVGLVSOD\HG
10 Enable Technologist No 6SHFLI\LQJLIWKHWHFKQRORJLVWQDPH¿HOGLVGLVSOD\HGRQWKH
Name Field 7KHWHFKQRORJLVWQDPH¿HOGLVQRWGLVSOD\HG patient information entry screen.
~ Yes
7KHWHFKQRORJLVWQDPH¿HOGLVGLVSOD\HG

11 Image Rotation/ ~ 0 : L-R reversal Specifying the range available for selection of image rotation
Reversal Range 7%UHYHUVDO and reversal when changing exposure menu parameters.
/57%UHYHUVDO
3 : L-R reversal / 90-deg,Rotation
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6HOHFWVDFRPELQDWLRQRI/57%GHJRU5RWDWLRQ
L-R : Right and left rotation,
7% 7RSDQGERWWRPURWDWLRQ
90-deg, Rotation : 90º reversal
12 EDR Mode Setup 0: AUTO/SEMI/FIX Specifying the range available for selection of EDR mode
~ 1: AUTO/SEMI/FIX/SEMI-X when changing exposure menu parameters.
2: AUTO/SEMI/FIX/MANUAL
3: AUTO/SEMI/FIX/SEMI-X/MANUAL
Selects a combination of AUTO, SEMI, FIX, SEMI-X or

MANUAL from 0 to 3.
AUTO : Automatically calculates both the S and L values
based on the image.
6(0, 7KH/YDOXHLV¿[HG$XWRPDWLFDOO\FDOFXODWHVWKH6
value as per determined process.
),; 7KH/YDOXHLV¿[HG7KH6YDOXHLVWKHGHIDXOWRU
manually entered.
6(0,; 7KH/YDOXHLV¿[HG$XWRPDWLFDOO\FDOFXODWHVWKH6
value as per determined process. Manually enters
area for calculation and output density.
MANUAL : For manual entry of both the S and L values.
13 Image Data Filing ~ 0 : OFF/ON 6SHFLI\LQJWKHUDQJHDYDLODEOHIRUVHOHFWLRQRI¿OLQJPRGH
Mode Setup 1 : OFF/ON/ON* when changing exposure menu parameters.
Selects a combination of OFF, ON or ON* from 0 and 1.

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ON : Filing to the OD device.
21 )LOLQJRIDQ+4LPDJHWRWKH2'GHYLFHDIWHUFRQYHUWLQJ
it to a normal density image.

15 Examination No. 1 to 16 (~ 10) Setting the examination No. length (1 to 16).
Length
* Set 6 or larger when 1 is set for “29. Study Number Issuance
Logic Setup” and 14 or larger when 2 is set
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16 Examination No. ~ 0 : Pad with space to the head ( 1234567) Specifying the examination No. padding method.
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1 : Pad with zero to the head (0001234567) 7KLVIXQFWLRQDOVRVSHFL¿HVULJKWOHIWMXVWL¿FDWLRQRIFKDUDFWHU
Right-padded with zeros to the head. VWULQJVSULQWHGRQ¿OP
2 : Pad with space to the tail (1234567 )
Left-padded with spaces to the tail.
3 : Pad with zero to the tail (1234567000)
Left-padded with zeros to the tail.
17 Patient ID Length 1 to 64 (~ 10) Setting the patient ID length.
* 7KLVIXQFWLRQDOVRVSHFL¿HVWKHQXPEHURIFKDUDFWHUVSULQWHG
RQ¿OPTo specify the number of characters that exceeds 11,
set “Yes” for No. 22 Long Type Character Format of IMAGE
MODALITY.
18 Patient ID Padding ~ 0 : Pad with space to the head ( 1234567) Specifying the patient ID padding method.
Method Right-padded with spaces to the head.
1 : Pad with zero to the head (0001234567) 7KLVIXQFWLRQDOVRVSHFL¿HVULJKWOHIWMXVWL¿FDWLRQRIFKDUDFWHU
Right-padded with zeros to the head. VWULQJVSULQWHGRQ¿OP
19 Reception No. Length 1 to 16 (~ 5) Setting the reception No. length.

20 Reception No. ~ 0 : Pad with space to the head ( 1234567) Specifying the reception No. padding method.
Padding Method Right-padded with spaces to the head.
1 : Pad with zero to the head (0001234567)
Right-padded with zeros to the head.
21 Exposure List No Specifying whether or not to erase the preset exposure list
Erasure Setup Does not erase. when entering new patient information on the examination and
~ Yes examination reservation screens.
Erases.
* This item can also be set up using the User Utility function.
The item set up the last will be valid.
22 Requesting Dept. ~ 0 : Code Setting the content of the menu to be displayed in the
Name Field Setup Displays the requesting department code. UHTXHVWLQJGHSDUWPHQWQDPH¿HOG
1 : NameSbcs
Displays the requesting department name in alphanumerics.
2 : NameDbcs
Displays the requesting department name in kanji.
23 Technician’s Name ~ 0 : Code Setting the content of the menu to be displayed in the
Field Setup Displays the technician’s code. WHFKQLFLDQ¶VQDPH¿HOG
1: NameSbcs
Displays the technician’s name in alphanumerics.
2 : NameDbcs
Displays the technician’s name in kanji.
24 Min.Set Number WR== ~ 1) Setting the minimum value for the function processing setup
No.
(QWHUDYDOXHVPDOOHUWKDQWKDWVSHFL¿HGLQ³0D[6HW
Number” below.
25 Max.Set Number WR== ~= Setting the maximum value for the function processing setup
No.
(QWHUDYDOXHODUJHUWKDQWKDWVSHFL¿HGLQ³0LQ6HW
Number”above.

26 MCR Customized ~ No Specifying whether or not to use the hospital card.
Card The hospital card is not used.
Yes For details of setup, see Installation “Appendix 1
The hospital card is used. 6HWWLQJ8SWKH0DJQHWLF&DUG>2SWLRQ@LQ$SS[,1
Appendix to Installation”.
27 MCR Card Type 0 : JIS Specifying the magnetic card type.
(JIS/ISO) ~ 1 : ISO
For details of setup, see Installation “Appendix 1
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28 MCR Card Format ~ 0: FUJI (JIS type, ISO type) Specifying the magnetic card format setup type.
Setup 1: FJ01 (JIS type)
2: FJ02 (JIS type) For details of setup, see Installation “Appendix 1
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4: FJ04 (JIS type) Appendix to Installation”.
5: FJ05 (JIS type)
6: FJ51 (ISO type)
29 Study Number ~ 0 : OFF Specifying the logic available for automatic study number
Issuance Logic Setup 1 : <System Id+Auto Increment> (0021, 2F20) issuance mode.
2 : <Date+System Id+Auto Increment>
* Verify the setting made in “15. Examination No. length.”
6\VWHP,' &RQYHUWV$WRDQG=WR Make sure that 6 or larger is set when “1” has been selected
Date : Converts in the form of yyyymmdd (year, and 14 or larger, when “2” has been selected.
month, day). * (0021, 2F20) are the study number tag.
Auto Increment : Starts with the initial value counted to be
0001 and the count is reset to the initial
value if it extends over the two consecutive
years.
30 Technician's Code 1 to 2 (~ 2) Setting the technician’s code length.
Length
56 Enable Patient Info. No Specifying whether or not to use the patient database function.
'%)XQFWLRQ Does not use the patient database function.
~ Yes
Uses the patient database function.
57 Max. Number of 0 to 300000 (~ 5000) Maximum number of patients that can be recorded to the
Patient Info. patient database.

64 MWM RIS Trigger ~ %DVLFDOO\QRWFKDQJHG RIS trigger reception port number for MWM use.
Port Enter a numerical value in accordance with the RIS trigger
reception port.
65 MWM RIS Trigger WR %DVLFDOO\QRWFKDQJHG ~10) RIS trigger reception timeout value (sec) for MWM use.
Timeout
66 MWM Execute Study ~ 0 : Manual Specifying the study start method for MWM use.
Type Manual start. Select an appropriate method in accordance with the RIS
1 : Trigger VSHFL¿FDWLRQVDQGDFWXDOKRVSLWDORSHUDWLRQV
Trigger-driven start.
2 : Auto
Automatic execution upon study reception.
68 MWM Exposure ~ 0 : Normal Exposure menu code system for MWM use.
Menu Code 1 : JJ1017 Make an appropriate selection in accordance with the RIS
Treatment VSHFL¿FDWLRQV
75 Patient ID# is Unique Yes Specifying whether the patient ID numbers to be registered in
Patient ID numbers must be unique. the local patient database should be unique.
~ No When you register the information about a patient ID number
Duplicate patient ID numbers can be used. in the patient database with “Yes” chosen, it overwrites the
information having the same patient ID number.
76 PPS Exposure Status ~ 0 : No Specifying whether the PPS should return the exposure status
Sequence Does not output. (such as repeat/reject of exposures) with a Private tag.
1 : Status Only
Outputs only exposure status. * Specify “0: Output Default Condition” for “120 Xcon No-Data
2 : Status + Other Results Default Output”.
Outputs exposure status along with other actual results.
82 Selection Type of ~ 0 : Linked Specifying whether or not to establish a link between one-byte
Requesting Service Links. requesting department names and kanji requesting department
1 : Separated names.
Does not link.
* If “1: Separated” is chosen, you can key in a requesting
department name from the study reception window.
83 Default Requesting Requesting department code consisting of up to 16 one-byte Requesting department name to be displayed by default.
Service characters.
~ No options. %HVXUHWRNH\LQDRQHE\WHFKDUDFWHUVWULQJ
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84 %DUFRGH7\SHIRU ~ 0 : Accession Number Search key used for barcode-based searches.
Search on List Accession number
1 : Patient ID
Patient ID.
87 336(GLW%LOOLQJ Yes Specifying whether or not to edit the information about
Supplies Edits consumables. requested consumables in the exposure result editing process.
~ No
Does not edit consumables. * This selection takes effect only when “Yes” is chosen for item
No. 88.
88 PPS Edit Exposure Yes Specifying whether or not to edit the exposure results at the
Result Edits the exposure results. end of study.
~ No
Does not edit the exposure results. * This selection takes effect only when the DICOM PPS
connection is established.
89 MWM Menu Name Yes Specifying whether the Code Meaning
Mapping +DQGOHVDVDQH[SRVXUHPHQXQDPH (0040,0100>0040,0008>0008,0104) acquired as the
~ No information about a response from the RIS should be handled
Does not handle as an exposure menu name. as an exposure menu name.
90 PPS Exposure Status ~ 0040, 0260 > 0080, 0104 Specifying the tag for exposure information mapping at the
Mapping Tag Tag for exposure information mapping. PPS.
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not take place. The tag VR may be limited depending on the
setting for item No. 91.
91 PPS Exposure Status ~ 0 : None Specifying the information to be set for exposure information
Mapping Kind Performs no mapping. mapping for the standard tag at the PPS.
1 : Div + Status + Kind
Divided exposure count/exposure status/exposure kind (all). * The VR values that can be set for the tag indicated under
2 : Div item No. 90 are
Divided exposure count only. LT, ST, UT, and LO for 1;
3 : Status + Kind /76787/2DQG6+IRU
Exposure status/exposure kind only. LT, ST, UT, and LO for 3.
92 PPS N-SET Timing ~ 0 : Complete Specifying the time at which the PPS study termination notice
When the study is terminated after receipt of all images. (N-SET) should be transmitted to the RIS.
1 : Subscribe
When a study termination process is performed after all
menu IPs are registered or when a study termination
process is performed in situations where setup is completed
so as to delete unregistered menus.

93 Use Distribution 0 : Yes Specifying whether or not to handle a requesting department
Code Depart Name +DQGOHVDVDGLVWULEXWLRQFRGH name as a distribution code.
~ 1 : No
Does not handle as a distribution code.
94 Film Size Setup ~ 1100000000 6HOHFWLQJD¿OPVL]H
7KHVHOHFWDEOH¿OPVL]HVDUHs17", 26s36 cm, 14"s14"

and 8"s10".
96 Kanji Patient’s Name ~ No Selecting whether or not to use a function for automatically
Auto Convert Not used. converting to a kana patient name when a kanji patient name
Yes LVLQSXWRQWKHKRVSLWDOVSHFL¿HGSDWLHQWLQIRUPDWLRQLQSXW
Used. window. (Applicable only in Japan.)
105 Do Next Study At Yes Specifying whether or not to use a function that enables to
Study Scren With Used. start the next study with the study window displayed, when the
(QG%XWWRQ&OLFN ~ No study end button is clicked on the study window.
Not used.
106 Automatic Issuance Yes Specifying whether or not to issue a patient ID automatically.
patient ID Issued automatically.
~ No :KDWLVGH¿QHGE\WKH³,VVXDQFH,G3UHVHWGDW´¿OHLQWKH
Not issued automatically. ³&?3URJDP)LOHV?)XML)LOP?,,3?&RQ¿JÍROGHUDSSOLHVIRUWKH
automatic patient ID issuance logic.
107 Enable mAs Value ~ Yes Specifying whether or not to recalculate the mAs value using
Recalculation Recalculated. the actual PPS result edit function.
No
Not recalculated.
122 External Character ~ 0 : Replace asterisk 6SHFLI\LQJKRZWRFRQYHUWXQVSHFL¿HGH[WHUQDOFKDUDFWHUV
Conversion Replaces an external character with the asterisk. used to represent a kanji patient name, that have been input
1 : DataCut from the outside, such as RIS.
Cut off the kanji patient name.
123 MWM Not Received ~ No Specifying whether or not to delete the study information when
Condition Delete Study information is not deleted. &),1'5(6LVQRWL¿HGHYHQWKRXJKWKH1HWZRUN:/WDEKDV
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131 Enable MultipleStudy Yes Specifying whether or not to permit multiple studies to start at
Permitted. the same time.
~ No
Not permitted.
134 MWM Yes Specifying whether or not to permit regeneration of
StudyInstanceUID Permitted. StudyInstanceUID for the MWM study.
Regeneration ~ No
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2 Enable Trimming ~ Yes Specifying whether or not to enable the trimming function.
Function Enables the trimming function.
No * Settings for whether the trimming function is enabled or
Disables the trimming function. disabled must be the same in a hospital.
6 Enable S/L Value Yes Specifying whether or not to perform setting and warning for
Restriction Function Performs setting and warning. the allowable range of S and L values.
~ No
Not to perform setting and warning.
11 Enable Six Image ~ No Specifying whether to enable or disable six-image monitoring
Display Disables six-image display. mode on the Study Execution Window.
Yes
Enables six-image display.

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element sequence and delimiter.
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changing the sequence of its elements. For example, the name
“Shimadzu Taro” may be displayed as “Taro Shimadzu” (with the given III
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one-byte space ( ), hyphen (-), comma (,) or period (.) should
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it recognizes the entered value as the MAC address so that the DR
Console-AP starts running.
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(in hexadecimal notation).
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menus incorporated in the DR Console-AP CD and then follow the
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The “DR Console Setup Tool” main menu will open automatically.
3. Type in “2” and press the <Enter> key.

Shuttering processing parameters will then be set up.
Performing the above steps will inactivate (OFF) the auto shuttering
processing for the following MPM code menus and activate (ON) the
same processing for other menus. Manually set up shuttering
processing appropriately if the automatic setup will result in settings
unsuitable to your customers.
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Menu MPM Code
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Presented herein are the “Menu Information Import Export Tool”
commands and the procedures used to set up those commands. The “Menu Information Import Export Tool” is used to edit the exposure
menu database available in the DR Console and the following setups
127(6 are possible.
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exposure menu and that of the FPD.
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II
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III
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V
XIV
VI
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export (write-out) processing. VSHFL¿HG
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ZULWHRXW SURFHVVLQJDQGLWV¿OHQDPH “Import” or “APR Information Check” processing.
III Export Performs export (write-out) processing of exposure XIII CL Version The DR Console software version is selected here.
menus following setups in I and II, above.
XIV APR Displays a window where the consistency is checked
IV View Log (QDEOHVWRYLHZORJ¿OHVIRUH[SRUW ZULWHRXW Information between APR information of the DR Console exposure
processing. Check menu and that of the FPD.
V Import File 6SHFL¿HVDQ([FHO¿OHWDUJHWHGIRULPSRUW ZULWHLQ XV Indicates the progress status of import or export
processing. processing.
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Folder is stored in the DR Console. This folder is targeted for
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import (write-in) processing.
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processing.
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onto the exposure menu database
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import (write-in) processing, such
processing is continued by
replacing the error by a pre-
determined setup value.
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environment.
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environment other than Japanese.
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menus following setups in V to VIII, above.
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processing.

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1. Click in the “Menu Information Import Export Tool”.

N Tool installing
1. Insert the Menu Information Import Export Tool CD-ROM into

the CD-ROM drive of the PC where this tool is to be installed.
2. On the Explorer window, double-click “Setup.exe” within the

CD-ROM.
The setup start window opens.
3. Click “OK”.
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setup.
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the startup menu.
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A window opens to indicate completion of the setup processing.
Click “OK”.

16.4 Exporting Exposure Menus ,PSRUWLQJ([SRVXUH0HQXV
Described herein is the procedure used for export (write-out) processing Described herein is the procedure used for import (write-in) processing
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&RQVROHRQWRDQ([FHOIRUPDW¿OH within the DR Console.
1. Start running the Menu Information Import Export Tool. 1. Start running the Menu Information Import Export Tool.
2. Perform the following settings. 2. Perform the following settings.
I III V
II
IV VI
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I. Specify a folder where the exposure menu database is stored in I

the DR Console.
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II. Specify a folder targeted for import (write-in) processing.
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Console.
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Shut down the Menu Information Import Export Tool. IV. Select a language to be used on the DR Console.
V. 6SHFLI\DORJ¿OHRXWSXWIROGHU
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Function I. Comment
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SP: Service Parts

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1. Service Parts List N REF. NO.
A number for indicating each part in the Service Parts Exploded
Views.
1.1 How to Use Service Parts List
N PART NUMBER
N RANK A code number that is unique to each part. The rightmost letter of the
M Parts handling ID symbols used to identify the parts requiring special code number has the following meaning.
operation M For hardware
The ID symbols are assigned to applicable parts. Parts without the R The letter denotes the version number of a part. If parts have
mark are replaced and handled in a regular manner. different version numbers, they are upward-compatible.
Symbol Description M For software
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N PART NAME
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Parts without the + mark are not subject to Export regulations.
N QTY.
Symbol Description QTY. represents the quantity of parts used in a unit or assembly.
+ Parts subject to Export regulations
M Fault rankings used for estimating the recommended stock quantity

N REMARKS
All parts are assigned a symbol letter from A to E. Unique name of a part or its relevant information or note is described
in this column.
Symbol Description
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intervals The units may contain different parts depending on their shipment
Parts that may become faulty accidentally and have a control number. SERIAL NUMBER indicates the shipment control
B
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become faulty
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regulation are assigned in order named. Thus, one to three letters
are put in the RANK column.
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quantity of parts according to the rank (A to E) assigned to the parts.
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separately.
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working units (N) as prescribed below.
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1
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RANK REF. P/N PART NAME QTY. REMARKS SERIAL NUMBER
CR 1 511-46440-11 MONITOR, CLD LCDD 1 LCD (L362T)
C 2 511-46440-71 PC Board, ARCNET 1 ARCNET board
D 3 511-46440-21 BCR, IR 346 NB 1 BCR Symbol LS2208T
E 4 511-46440-23 Stand, BCR IR 346 NA 1 Stand for the BCR
A 5 511-46440-75 Filter, PC 1 'XVWSURRI¿OWHU VHWV
E 6 511-46440-76 Keyboard, OADG 1 OADG keyboard
E 7 511-46440-77 Keyboard, 104 1 104 keyboard (English)
E 8 511-46440-78 Cable 1 DVI cable FD-C39(J)-K
NOTE
FFTP, Fujitsu or PFU assumes responsibility to supply PC parts not
included in the service parts items.

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1. Periodic Maintenance Items Table of periodic maintenance items
Required Replacement Remarks
Work items
time part (P/N)
While the DR Console is being used, maintenance of the items listed in
the table on the right should be performed periodically, observing the 2. Checking for a Fatal Error
Warnings and Cautions shown below. 2.1 &RQ¿UPLQJWKH(YHQW/RJ
WARNING 3. Safety
3.1 Service Voltage
To avoid electrical shock, turn off the power to the equipment, 3.2 Power Plug
before performing maintenance work.
4. Hardware Cleaning
4.1 PC Internal Cleaning
CAUTION
4.2 Filter change (annually) Filter for PC 511-46440-75
When performing maintenance work of the inside of the PC, the Keyboard and Mouse
user is required to wear a wrist strap unfailingly to secure proper 4.3
Cleaning
grounding.
4.4 /&'&OHDQLQJ
Otherwise, electronic parts mounted on the boards may be
damaged due to static electricity discharged by the user. 4.5 CD-ROM Drive Cleaning
5. Executing the Error Analysis Tool
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2. Checking for a Fatal Error 3. Safety
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View the OS event log (application) to check for any fatal error Verify the service voltage that is available within the institution.
recording.
For the procedure for viewing the event log, see “2. Using the
Event Viewer” under “MT: Machine Troubleshooting.”
3.2 Power Plug
WARNING
When making resistance measurements, be sure that the power
plug is disconnected from an outlet.
Measure the resistance values of the power cable.
Terminals Between L and N Between L and M Between N and E

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4.1 PC Internal Cleaning
Cooling fans (power supply fan, CPU fan, etc.) are mounted in the PC
to dissipate generated heat through air convection.
If dust is heavily accumulated in the neighborhood of a cooling fan or a
vent in the PC housing, the effect of the cooling fan may decrease,
thereby adversely affecting the operation of the PC. It is therefore Filter
necessary to clean the inside of the PC on a periodic basis. Filter
N Preparations
Disconnect all cables from the PC main body.
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N Cleaning
1. With a brush attached to a vacuum cleaner, carefully
vacuum-clean the slots and other openings in the rear of the 4.3 Keyboard and Mouse Cleaning
PC.
2. Open the PC cover. 1. With a vacuum cleaner, remove dust that is accumulated
between keyboard keys.
3. With an air blower, clean the heat sink and circuit board
section. 2. Rotate the ring on the bottom of the mouse
counterclockwise, and then take the ball out.
4. Close the PC cover.
3. With a soft, lint-free cloth, wipe the ball clean.
4. With an air blower, carefully blow dust away from the mouse
case into which the ball is to be placed.
5. Place the ball back in the mouse case.

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1. With a “Cleaner Torch”, remove dust from the LCD. 1. Reconnect all disconnected cables.
2. If there is any stubborn dirt on the LCD panel surface, wipe 2. Turn ON the power to both monitor and PC.
it clean with a cloth (e.g., gauze) well wrung out in water. Windows starts up. In about one minute, the DR-Console-AP
starts running.
CAUTION
If you vigorously scrub the LCD panel surface, the liquid crystal 3. Within three seconds after the initial window opens, click
surface may become damaged. Therefore, do not apply any undue the upper left corner and then the upper right corner of the
force to the LCD panel surface when you wipe it clean. If the LCD window.
panel surface is heavily soiled and cannot be cleaned with a
moistened cloth, clean it with the monitor cleaner kit. The monitor The Service Utility starts up and the “IIP Service Utility” window
cleaner kit is of a chemical type. Therefore, if the monitor cleaner opens.
kit is repeatedly used for cleaning purposes, the LCD panel
surface will be adversely affected. When using the monitor cleaner 4. Click “Exit Service Utility” to close the window.
kit, read its operation manual and exercise utmost care.
5. Open the CD-ROM drive tray.
NOTE 6. Clean the CD-ROM drive with a dedicated lens cleaner.
Do not use dehydrated ethanol for cleaning purposes because it For details of the cleaning procedure, see manuals supplied with
DGYHUVHO\DIIHFWVWKH/&'¶VVXUIDFH¿OP the dedicated lens cleaner kit.
7. Close the CD-ROM drive.

5. Executing the Error Analysis 6. Functional Checks
Tool
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“3. Verifying the Connection” in “Appendix 13 DICOM Print” under
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IN: Installation

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1. DR Console Installation 1.3 Places of Installation
Conditions Environmental conditions
Avoid installing the machine at the following places:
This section states the PC installation conditions.
y Places where the temperature changes drastically
y Places near heaters or other heat sources
NOTE
y Places where the machine is likely to be wet or submerged
Listed below are the abbreviations adopted in this chapter. y Places where the machine is likely to come into contact with any
corrosive gas
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y
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For the dimensions and weights of the monitor and peripherals, see the shock
respective manuals that are supplied with them. y Places exposed to direct sunlight
Also, be sure that the monitor is not installed at the following places:
1.1 Dimensions and Weight y Places where the monitor is surrounded, such as in a rack case
y Places whether the display surface is exposed to direct sunlight
L Dimensions (width u height u depth) y Places near a transformer, another monitor, a power line, or
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1.4 Power Requirements
Condition Temperature Humidity
Operating 10°C to 30°C 20% to 75% RH (non-condensing) Power voltage/capacity Remarks
Non-operating -40°C to 65°C 20% to 80% RH (non-condensing) 100 VAC / approx. 0.68 kVA Supplied from the power distributor
provided from PSU in DAR-7500 system
Phase : Single phase
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2. Installation Procedure Overview 1. Check the supplied component items, install
the DR Console accessories, and make cable
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service manuals. (e.g., driver, option key, and AP key
installation).
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connection of the other equipment.
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and FPD as well as the connections to the
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Also, check the FPD error mode, and delete an
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5. Complete the installation procedures for the

DR Console and FPD.

3. DR Console Hardware Setup 3.1 Unloading and Unpacking
Remove the following items from the packing box.
3.1 Unloading and Unpacking y PC (controller)
y Monitor
y Others (options, etc.)
3.2 Checking the Component Items
CAUTIONS
3.3 Installing the Accessories and ... Install the monitor, PC boards, When unloading, transferring, and unpacking the machine,
Optional Items keyboard, and mouse. observe the following precautions:
y Do not subject the machine to vibration or shock.
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P/N Product code Description Qty.
Check that the following component items are fully supplied.
DICOM worklist (MWM) key
502-26144-02 DICOM ORDER MWM 1
CD
PC box
DICOM worklist (MWM) key
y PC 502-26141-02 DICOM ID MWM CD 1
y Keyboard (patient information only)
y Mouse 502-26138-02 DICOM MPPS DICOM PPS key CD 1
y Power cable
DICOM Commitment Push
y AP (CD-ROM) 502-26135 DICOM COMMITMENT 1
key CD
y DR Console Standard Key Software (CD-ROM)
QA batch processing key
y DICOM print Key Software (CD-ROM) 502-26150-02 TILE-IM QA 1
CD
y MFP Key Software (CD-ROM)
y Shadow-masking Key Software (CD-ROM) 511-46440-21 BCR, IR 346 NB Barcode reader 1
511-46440-23 Stand, BCR IR 346 NA Barcode Reader Stand 1
For details of the component items, see the documentation 502-26174 OPT MONITOR, CL TOUCH Touch Panel LCD Display 1
supplied with the PC.
2M-LCD
502-26175 OPT MONITOR, 2M MC 1
(monochrome monitor)
N Monitor box
3M-LCD
502-26177 OPT MONITOR, 3M MC 1
y Monitor (monochrome monitor)
y Monitor cable (DVI cable) 502-26176 OPT MONITOR, 3M CL 3M-LCD (color monitor) 1
y Serial cable (only for the 15" monitor with the touch panel)
y Touch panel driver CD (only for the 15" monitor with the touch panel)
y Power cable
For details on the component items, see the documentation
When an Option Monitor 3M color / monochrome is used, see the
documentation supplied with 3M monitor to check the component
parts.
When an Option Monitor 2M monochrome is used, see the
documentation supplied with 2M monitor to check the component
parts.

3.3 Installing the Accessories and 3.3.2 Monitor
Optional Items The following monitors can be connected.
The connection procedure varies with the monitor type.
Connect keyboard, mouse and monitor to the PC.
y 15" monitor with the touch panel
y Option Monitor, 3M monochrome (P/N: 502-26177)
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regulations.
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documentation supplied with the PC. see the documentation supplied with 2M monitor.
2. Connect the power cable to the power distributor provided For the 15" monitor with the touch panel
from PSU in DAR-7500 system.
1. Connect the monitor cable (DVI cable) and serial cable to
the PC.
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and then click .
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properly.
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on the exit window to select it while holding down
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[Skip this procedure if the 15" monitor with a
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touch panel is provided.]
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window for a few seconds.
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mark will appear.
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the window for a few seconds.
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mark will appear and the “Calibration Complete”
window displayed.
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window.
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the click sound, see the manual supplied with the touch panel
driver.

4.1.4 Option Key Installation The installation procedure is described below.
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Option Key products seconds.
Function Product Code Description P/N The indication varies
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sequentially click the upper left and upper right corners of
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Utility or Menu Information Import Export Tool to set
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described below. 1. Click the sign within in the “Setup
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side of the window.
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8. Click . 1. Click the sign within in the “Setup

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window.
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window.

4.2.3 Optimizing the Monitor Display 4.2.4 Changing the Menu Database
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The message “Menu Database installation completed.” appears

completing thus changing the menu database.

The “DR Console Setup Tool” exits, returning you to the desktop
screen.

4.3 Procedures for Changing 4.5 DR Console Setup for Connection to
the DR Console and FPD IP Addresses Other Equipment
This section explains about the procedures for changing the IP addresses This section explains about the software setup procedures to be
for the DR Console and FPD. The IP addresses need to be changed in performed when connecting the following equipment to the DR Console.
the following cases.
L Synapse server (DICOM connection)
Case 1: When changing the DR Console and FPD IP addresses for See “2. Software Setup” under “Appendix 11 DICOM CR
reason of hospital network management Storage: transfer of processed image” of “Appx IN:
To change the IP address, see “Appendix 4 Procedures for Installation – Appendix”.
Changing the DR Console and FPD IP Addresses” under “Appx IN:
Installation – Appendix”. L Other manufacturer’s equipment (DICOM CR Storage connection)
See “2. Software Setup” under “Appendix 11 DICOM CR
Storage: transfer of processed image” of “Appx IN:

4.4 Procedures for Changing See “2. Software Setup” under “Appendix 13 DICOM Print” of
the DR Console Host Name “Appx IN: Installation – Appendix”.
Procedures observed when the DR Console host name is changed

follow.
See “Appendix 6 Changing the DR Console Host Name” under

“Appx IN: Installation – Appendix”.
4.6 Barcode Reader/
Magnetic Card Reader Connection
When using the barcode reader or magnetic card reader, perform the
following connection and setup.
L Barcode reader connection and setup

For details on the connection, see “Appendix 2 Connecting
the Barcode Reader [Option]” under “Appx IN: Installation –
Appendix”.
L Magnetic Card reader connection and setup

Appliciable only in Japan

4.7 Checking APR Information
Use the User Utility or Menu Information Import Export Tool to check
consistency between APR information of the DR Console exposure
menu and that of the FPD.
For details on the procedure to checking APR information by
using the Menu Indoemation Import Export Tool, see “16.6
Checking APR Information” under “MU: Maintenance Utility”.
4.8 Setting the DX Parameter

When “0:DX” is set up for the Modality setup (No. 54 of IMAGE
MODALITY), DX parameter needs to be set up for the exposure menus.
Provide the user with appropriate explanations with this regard.
As requested by the user, use the User Utility or Menu Information
Import Export Tool to set up the DX parameter for the DR Console
exposure menus.
For details on how to operate the Menu Information Import Export
Tool, see “16. Menu Information Import Export Tool” under
“MU: Maintenance Utility”.

5. Checkout Procedures 5.1 Checking the Connection between
the DR Console and FPD
5.1 Checking the Connection between 1. Turn ON the FPD power. If it is already ON, you do not have
the DR Console and FPD to do anything here.
2. Start running the DR Console-AP.

5.2 Checking the Connection between
the DR Console and Other Equipment
5.2 Checking the Connection between
the DR Console and Other Equipment
5.3 Checking the Output Image
Check the connection to the following equipment.
L Synapse server
See “3. Connection Checkout” under “Appendix 11 DICOM
CR Storage: Transfer of Processed Image” of “Appx IN:
L Other manufacturer’s equipment (DICOM CR Storage connection)

See “3. Connection Checkout” under “Appendix 11 DICOM
CR Storage: Transfer of Processed Image” of “Appx IN:

See “3. Verifying the Connection” under “Appendix 13 DICOM
Print” of “Appx IN: Installation – Appendix”.
5.3 Checking the Output Image

Run the following checks on the output image.
y Format check
y Irregularity, sensitivity and density checks
y Film annotation character format
N Exiting the DR Console-AP

1. Shut down the DR Console-AP.
The DR Console exits returning then to the desktop.

6. Setup File Backup, Image 6.1 Backing Up the DR Console Setup File
Database Initialization and 1. Insert an FD into the FDD.
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2. Start the Service Utility and then click .
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A window opens, prompting you to select a storage directory.

6.3 Checking and Deleting the DR Console Error Log
4. Click the downward arrow mark for
6.4 Turning OFF the DR Console , and then choose

.
5. Click .
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window.
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message appears prompting you to replace the FD.

7. Insert the second FD into the FDD. 6.2 Initializing Various Image Databases
In about one minute, a message appears prompting you to change
the FD. Initialize the image database, output queue and patient database as
follows.
8. Insert the third FD into the FD drive.
6.2.1 Initializing Image Databases
NOTES
1. Click [DataBase Utility].
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The system returns to the “IIP Service Utility” window. The command prompt window opens to display the following
message:
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4. Press the <Enter> key. 6.2.2 Clearing the Image Output Queue
The image database initialization process ends in about
20 seconds. 1. Click .
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For the procedure for deleting the images from the
image output queue, see “9.2. Clearing the Contents of
the Image Output Queue”.
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5. The “Press any key to continue” message appears again.

Press the <Enter> key. 3. Press the <Enter> key.
The system returns to the “DataBase Utility” window. The images are then deleted from the output queue and you are
returned to the “DataBase Utility” window.

6.2.3 Initializing the Patient Database 6.3 Checking and Deleting the DR Console
Error Log
1. Click .
1. Click .
The “Event Viewer” main window opens.
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For details on how to check the error log, see “2.4 Details of
MU000020.EPS Events” under “MT: Machine Troubleshooting”.
2. Click . 3. Delete the error log.

For details on how to delete the error log, see “2.6 Deleting
The command prompt window opens to display the following the Event Log” under “MT: Machine Troubleshooting”.
message:
4. Click on the Event Viewer main window.
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5. Click .
3. Press the <Enter> key. The system returns to the desktop.

“DataBase Utility” window.
4. Click .

6.4 Turning OFF the DR Console and FPD
NOTE
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1. Shut down the DR Console system.
2. Turn OFF the PC power switch.

Appx IN: Installation – Appendix

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Control Sheet

07/25/2007 02 Revision (FM5202) I, II, IN1-1–12, IN2-1, IN8-4, IN9-1–
12, IN10-1, IN11-14, 15, IN12-15–
17, IN13-14, IN14-18, 22

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Appendix 1 Changing the standard When changing to the High-resolution graphics LCD monitor, be sure to
follow the sequence indicated below.
monitor (15" Monitor with
Touch Panel) to the High- NOTES
The procedure may differ according to the monitor and video boards, be
resolution Graphics LCD sure to refer to the operation manual attached to monitor and video
monitor【Option】 boards.
This appedndix describes the procedures for changing to the High-

Changing to Option Monitor, Changing to Option Monitor,
resolution graphics LCD monitor.
3M color / monochrome 2M monochrome
This manual targets following LCD monitors
・ Option Mnitor, 3M monochrome (P/N 502-26177) 1. Inserting the High-resolution Graphics

For details the procedure for setting the 3M monochrome Board
monitor, see the documentation supplied with the monitor.
・ Option Mnitor, 3M color (P/N 502-26176)

For details the procedure for setting the 3M color monitor, see
the documentation supplied with the monitor. 2. Installing the High-resolution Graphics
Driver Software
・Option Mnitor, 2M monochrome (P/N 502-26175)
For details the procedure for setting the 2M monochrome
monitor, see the documentation supplied with the monitor.
3. Setting the High-resolution Graphics LCD Monitor

NOTES
・When perform these procedures, display settings such as items or
width of each list (Local WL/ QA/ Queue/ Delivered/ All/ Today), is
cleared to be default. Note that the screen resolution cannot be 4. Reinstalling the DR Console-AP and setting the Service Utility
changed when list setting remains.
・As to the AP installation, the AP version shall be same or upgrade
before and after screen resolution change.
・It may cause a little delay to open the monitor display depending upon
5. Unistalling the TouchWare Driver Software
the connection between the monitor and the PC .

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DR Console Installation Service Manua
1. Inserting the High-resolution 2. Installing the High-resolution
Graphics Board Graphics Driver Software
When connecting the High-resolution graphic monitor to 3M color / 1. Turn ON the power to the PC.
monochrome, be sure to insert the High-resolution graphics board into → The DR Console-AP starts up.
PC and install the driver software before switching the appropriate
monitor. 2. Within a period of 3 seconds after the initial window opens,
sequentially click the upper left and upper right corners of the
1. Insert the High-resolution graphics board into the PC window.
refering to user's manual included with the High-resolusion → The Service Utility starts. The IIP Service Utility window opens Service
graphic LCD monitor Utility
NOTES 3. Click [Exit Service Utility] at the lower right of the screen to
Do not remove the existing video board on PC. Be sure to install exit the "IIP Service Utility".
the high resolution graphics board into the other slot. → The "Fund New Hardware Wizard" dialog will open.
For details the procedure for installing the High-resolution

graphics video board, see the documentation included with
the High resolution graphics LCD monitor.
2. Connect the DVI cable and the power cable to the High-
resolution graphics LCD monitor.
3. Connect the power cable to the power distributor provided

from PSU in DAR-7500 system.
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4. Click [Cancel]
5. Insert the Driver CD-ROM supplied with the monitor into the
CD-ROM drive.
→ The "InstallShield Wizard" welcome dialog will open
NOTES
When the dialog cannnot automatically open, double-click the
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6. Click 8. &RQ¿UPWKHQXPEHURIERDUGVGHWHFWHGDQGFOLFN .
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→ the "Select number of monitors" dialog will open.
9. &RQ¿UPWKHERDUGW\SHKDVEHHQFRUUHFWO\GHWHFWHGVHOHFWWKH
number of monitors connected to the board (in this case, one
monitor connected), and click .
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→ The "Licence Agreement" dialog box will open.

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7. Review the license terms, and click if accept
them.
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→ When using the 3M monochrome monitor, the "board detection" dialog

will open. Go to step 8.
→ When using the 3M color monitor, the "Start Copying Files" dialog will
open. Skip over the following steps 8. 10. and go to 11..
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→ the "Monitor selection" dialog will open.

10. Select the type of Monitor 1 from the list. Click . 12. The following warning dialog will appear once for each detected
board. Click to proceed the driver installation.
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DCL70417.EPS → After a while. the "InstallShield Wizard Complete" dialog will open.
→ The "Start Copying Files" dialog will open.
13. Select [Yes, I want to restart my computer now] and click
11. 7KHVHWWLQJVUHYLHZZLOODSSHDURQWKHGLDORJ$IWHUFRQ¿UPLQJ .
all the settings are correct, click .
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NOTES
Click if need to correct any settings.

3. Setting the High-resolution 4. Place the checkmark ( ĺ
ĺ ) to [Use this device as the
primary monitor].
Graphics LCD Monitor
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1. Right-click on any empty part of the desktop and select
[Properties] the pop-up menu. Click the default setting monitor icon (ex: "1") and uncheck (
→ The "Display Properties" panel will open.
5.
ĺ
ĺ ) the checkbox of [Extend my Windows desktop
onto this monitor].
2. Click the Settings tab.
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3. Click the appropriate monitor icon to select the High-

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select the checkmark ( ĺĺ ) to [Extend my Windows
desktop onto this monitor]
1. R370
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6. Click
→ The "Monitor Settings" dialog will appear.
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7. Click within 15 seconds. 4. In the [Adaptor] tab, click .
NOTES
Note that the settings monitor change will be cleared over 15
seconds without any click.
■ Screen resolution settings

When using the 3M monochrome monitor under Winsows XP, the
Screen resolution slider is disabled. Set your desired resolution as → The "List all modes" dialog will open.
follows.
5. Select your chosen resolution and orientation, and click
1. Right-click on any empty part of the desktop and select .
[Properties] the pop-up menu.
→ The "Display Properties" panel will open.
2. Click the Settings tab.
3. Click on [Adovanced] to display the "Monitor and Adaptor

Avanced Settings" dialog.
■ Color / Palette settings

Color / Palette settings differ depending upon the monitor which is used
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settings, refer to "5.2.1 Color/Palette settings" under "VREngine /SMD
Series High Resolution Graphics Board User's Manual".

4. Reinstalling the DR Console-AP 5. If the following keys exist in "Registy Editor", remove.
・ HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE¥SOFTWARE¥FujiFilm¥IIP¥PatientDB
and setting the Service Utility ・ HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE¥SOFTWARE¥FujiFilm¥IIP¥ShowItem
1. Uninstall the DR Console-AP.

For detailes the procedures for uninstalling the DR Console-
AP, see "1. DR Console-AP" under "Appendix 8 Uninstalling
the AP" of "Appx IN".
2. 6WDUWWKH([SORUHU5HPRYHWKHQHFHVVDU\¿OHVDQGIROGHULI
they are listed in the directories below.
・ C:¥Program Files¥FujiFilm¥IIP¥Config.bak¥MWMConfig.mdb
・ C:¥Program Files¥FujiFilm¥IIP¥Config.bak¥MediaListDB.mdb
・ C:¥Program Files¥FujiFilm¥IIP¥System¥Bmp
3. Select [Run] from the menu.

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4. Input [regedit] and click .

CAUTION
Be sure to remove the right registry items, otherwise the WindowsOS
on DR console PC may not start and operate correctly. It's neccesary
to reinstall the WindowsOS in this case.
6. Reinstall the DR Console-AP.

For detailes the procedures for installing the DR Console-AP,
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see "5.1 Installing the AP" in "MC: Inspection, Replacement
→ The "Registry Editor" window will open and Adjustment".

For details the procedures for starting the Service Utility, see
"1. Starting/Exiting the Service Utility" in "MU: Maintenance
Utility".

8. Click [LUT].
→ the "Monitor List" daiaog will open.
9. Select the monitor type connnected to DR Console from the

list and click [OK].
10. Exit the Service Utility.
11. 5HVWDUWWKH3&DQGFRQ¿UPWKDWWKH'5&RQVROH$3
running correctly.

5. Unistalling the TouchWare 3. Click to close the dialog.
Driver Software
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color /monochrome monitor or 2M monochrome monitor. Therefore, be
sure to uninstall TouchWare driver software if it is installed in DR
Console PC.
1. From the menu, sequentially choose "All Programs",

"TouchWare", and "Uninstall TouchWare"
4. 5HVWDUWWKH3&DQGFRQ¿UPWKDWWKH'5&RQVROH$3UXQQLQJ
correctly.PC
→ The "Confirm File Deletion" dialog will appear.
2. Click to uninstall the software.
→ After a while, "Remove programs from your computer" screen will

appear.

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Appendix 2 Connecting the Barcode N Installing the Driver
Reader [Option] 1. Open the Windows XP desktop screen.
This appendix explains about the procedures for connecting and setting 2. Select “Control Panel” from the menu.
up the barcode reader.
1. Connecting the Barcode 3. Double-click .

Reader to the DR Console
1. Connect a barcode reader to the USB port on the back of the
PC. 4. Choose the “Hardware” tab and then click
Cable .
USB port
DR Console
Barcode reader
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NOTES
y After the barcode reader has been connected to the DR Console,
be sure to restart the OS. Although a window opens immediately
after reader connection to indicate that driver software installation
has been completed, you cannot immediately use the reader
because it is not recognized by the DR Console-AP yet.
y Because barcode reader sound of the DR Console system needs
to be produced only when a barcode is read successfully, it has MT000047.EPS
been designed so that the PC itself produces a sound. For this
reason, the sound produced by the barcode reader, not only when The “Device Manager” window opens.
a barcode is read successfully but also when it is read
unsuccessfully, is disabled for machines when they are shipped
from factory.

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5. In the “Device Manager” window, right-click “Human
Interface Devices” and then “USB Human Interface Device” 8. Select a driver you wish to install and click .
to select “Update Drivers...”.
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9. Clck .
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The “Hardware Update Wizard” window opens. 10. Verify that the proper USB drivers are installed.
6. Select and click

.
7. Select and click

.
Normal installation of drivers

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2. Settings Required When Using 7. Click .
the Study List Search Function The system saves the setup data.
Based on the Hospital Barcode

2.1 Setting the Search Key
Select whether to use Accession Number or Patient ID Number as the
key used to search for a study.
1. Start the Service Utility mode of the DR Console.

For details on the startup procedure see “1. Starting/Exiting
the Service Utility” under “MU: Maintenance Utility”.
2. Click in the “Service Utility” window.
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4. Click .
The IDT functionality and magnetic card setup items appear in the
right-hand side area of the window.
5. Use the CSL/IDT FUNCTION setup item no. “84 Barcode

Type for Search on List” to set up the search key.
No. Name Meaning
84 Barcode Type for Search key used for barcode-based searches.
Search on List ~ 0 : Accession Number
Accession number
1 : Patient ID
Patient ID.
~ : Default setting
saved.

2.2 Setting the Barcode Type
Barcode types that can be read on the DR Console are CodeBar (NW-7)
and Code39.
When using a barcode type other than these, register such barcode
type using the Service Utility mode.
For details on how to set up the necessary procedure, see
“11. Setting the Barcode — Barcode Setting” under “MU:
Maintenance Utility”.
NOTE
Depending on the barcode type, settings must be performed for the
barcode reader to be employed.
See the barcode reader Operation Manual to set up a barcode type
good for code reading.

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Appendix 3 Setting Up the Magnetic 1. Installing the Bracket
Card [Option]
Prior to connecting the reader, mount the separately packaged bracket
as follows.
This option is applicable only in Japan.
1. Mount the bracket on the back of the reader, with the two
NOTE screws.
When using a JIS type reader, use a JIS type magnetic card.
When using an ISO type reader, use an ISO type magnetic card.
The magnetic card reader (hereinafter abbreviated as the reader)

connection and setup procedures are described herein.
Two types of readers can be connected to the DR Console: JIS type
and ISO type. The choice between these two types depends on the
user’s operating environment.
JIS type ISO type
Bracket
Direction
of magnetic
card insertion [Attach]
Screw(M3x6)
Lamp DCL51001.EPS
Lamp
(left-hand side) (right-hand side)
Reading surface
Reading surface
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2. Connecting the DR Console to 5. Choose the “Hardware” tab and then click .
the Reader
Connect the reader to the USB port on the back of the PC.
1. Use the cable supplied with the reader to connect the USB
port that is on the back of the DR Console to the reader.
When the PC is used placing it horizontally, connect the
reader to the top port for back connection.
Dedicated cable
supplied with the
reader
USB port
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DR Console
The “Device Manager” window opens.
Reader
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6. In the “Device Manager” window, right-click “Human
Interface Devices” and then “USB Human Interface Device”
to select “Update Drivers...”.
2. Open the Windows XP desktop screen.

4. Double-click .
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The “Hardware Update Wizard” window opens.

6. Select and click 11. Verify that the proper USB drivers are installed.
.
7. Select and click

.
9. Select a driver you wish to install and click .
NOTE
After the reader has been connected to the DR Console, be sure to
restart the OS. Although a window opens immediately after reader
connection to indicate that driver software installation has been
completed, you cannot immediately use the reader because it is
not recognized by the DR Console-AP yet.
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10. Clck .

For detailed format descriptions, see “5. ID Card Data Format
3. Setting the Reader and [Reference]”.
Magnetic Card ± REFERENCE
Perform the following procedures to set the reader type and magnetic Even if “Yes” is set for , a magnetic card in
card type. Fuji format can be used (recognized by the system code).
N Setting the reader type

1. Start the Service Utility mode of the DR Console.
For details on the startup procedure, see “1. Starting/Exiting saved.
the Service Utility” under “MU: Maintenance Utility”.
3. Click .
2. Click in the “Service Utility” window.
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3. Click the sign within . The system returns to the “IIP Service Utility” window.
4. Click .
5. Click .
The IDT functionality and magnetic card setup items appear in the
right-hand area of the window.
5. With , set the reader type. L When using a hospital card (in a hospital’s unique format)
1. FURPWKH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZFKDQJHWKH
N Setting the magnetic card type setting to “Yes”.
L When using a magnetic card reader in Fuji format
1. From , select a magnetic card type. $ZLQGRZRSHQVSURPSWLQJ\RXWRFRQ¿UPWKHVHWXSGDWDWREH
ISO magnetic card JIS magnetic card saved.
y 0: FUJI [default] y 0: FUJI [default]
y 6: FJ51 y 1: FJ01 3. Click
y 2: FJ02 The system saves the setup data.
y 3: FJ03
y 4: FJ04 4. )URPWKH³&RQ¿J ) ´PHQXFKRRVH³&ORVH´
y 5: FJ05 The system returns to the “IIP Service Utility” window.
6. Determine “Data Length”, “Header String” and “Header
5. Click .
Offset” values in accordance with the magnetic card data
The “Magnetic Card Format” window opens.
format adopted at the hospital.
For data format details, see “5. ID Card Data Format
[Reference]”.
y Data Length : The length of the overall data registered on the
magnetic card.
y Header String : The header character string of the data.
y Header Offset : The header character string start position.
± REFERENCE
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digits occurring when reading a hospital card, which causes the
relevant patient information to be different from the original.
This setting checks the Data Length and Header String of a
hospital card, causing thus an error to be indicated in the event of a
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prevents a data mis-reading error to occur. Note that when both the
Data Length and Header String boxes are blank, this setting will
not be performed.
7. To add a new item, click .
± REFERENCE
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y When changing an item setting, select an item and then click
y To delete an existing setup item, select it and then click
The “Data Type” window opens.

8. In accordance with the magnetic card data format used in III. Enter the Card Offset, Data Length , and Destination (storage
the hospital, set “Data Type”, “Format”, “Card Offset”, “Data offset) settings.
Length”, and “Destination”.
y Card Offset
Specify the data start position on the card.
Setup must be performed with the position next to “STX” (the
I character “F” when the FUJI card is used) regarded as “0”.
Do not select the “SI/SO” or “Kanji IN/OUT” code portion as the
start position.
II
y Data Length
Enter the number of characters existing before the card offset
position to specify the length of the data to be read.
Ensure that the data length does not include the “SI/SO” or “Kanji
IN/OUT” code portion.
III For kanji data, use an even number to specify the data length.
NOTE
Be sure that the patient ID number, examination number, and
accession number data lengths do not exceed the effective number
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For detailed data format descriptions, see Section “5. ID Card ID character string length, and accession number character string
Data Format [Reference].” length. If such a limit is exceeded, an error occurs.
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setting. number of digits is not reached.
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Specify the location at which the read data is to be stored.
If, for instance, a setting of 2 is entered, the third character and
thereafter will be stored.
A setting of 0 should normally be used.
9. Click .
The system returns to the “Magnetic Card Format” window.

If the entered settings are incorrect, an error message appears.
If an error message appears, repeat steps I. and beyond.
10. To add any other item, repeat steps 6. through 8.
11. Click .
The system returns to the “IIP Service Utility” window.
12. Click .

4. Hospital Card Data Format Setup procedure
1. Start the DR Console service utility and then click [Magnetic
Setup Example [Reference] Card Setting] – [Card Format].
The “Magnetic Card Format” window opens.
Æ
This section explains about the setup procedure to be performed when
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hospital card data into the DR Console.
As a patient ID number (10-digit), a 5-digit number consisting of the
third to seventh digits is used.
Hospital card information and detailed format descriptions

z Patient name (16-digit 1-byte code katakana)
z Sex (1-digit) The hospital card
z Patient ID number (10-digit) records the items of
z Birth date (4-digit year/2-digit month/2-digit information shown
day of the month) at left in descending
z Alphanumeric department name (10-digit) order.
z Kanji name (7-digit 2-byte code kanji) 00000467.EPS
Detailed format description

Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 — 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 — 29 30 2. Since the hospital card is JIS-formatted, verify that “0: JIS”
S S is entered in the ¿HOG

S O O
Patient name Sex Patient ID number
T » » If the entry is not “0: JIS”, change it to the JIS format.
(1-byte code katakana, 16-digit) (1-digit) (10-digit)
Content
X S S
I I
See “3. Setting the Reader and Magnetic Card”.
Digit 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 — 47 48 49 50 3. Make sure that the “Data Length” and “Header String”
boxes are blank and 0 is set to the “Header Offset” box.
Birth date
To check the card reading data, the “Data Length” is set to 70 in this
Alphanumeric
Day of department name (10-digit) example.
Month
Content
Year (4-digit) y y the month
(2-digit)
(2-digit)
(The symbol “y” is a period.)
Digit 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 — 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72
E E L
S 8QGH¿QHG
S $ B Kanji name (14-digit) T R
I (2-digit)
Content
C X C

4. With , clear all the current settings. 5. Click and perform “Patient Name” setup as
indicated in the window shown below:
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(Japanese language version), choose “Patient Name (SBCS)”.
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code to both ends of data.
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6. Click and perform “Sex” setup as indicated in 7. Click and perform “Patient ID” number setup
the window shown below: as indicated in the window shown below:
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NOTE 8. Set the remaining items in accordance with the following
Since the third to seventh digits of a hospital card patient ID table:
number are to be loaded, pay due attention to the “Card Offset”, Card Data
“Data Length”, and “Destination” settings. Date Type Format Destination
Offset Length
Birth date/ Patient Birthday
M Card Offset 2000 29 4 0*
year (4) Date (Year)
Since the patient ID number data begins with the 21st digit and
does not use the two highest digits, enter “21”. Birth date/ Patient Birthday
10 34 2 5*
month (2) Date (Month)
M Data Length Birth date/
6LQFH¿YHGLJLWVDUHWREHXVHGHQWHU³´ Patient Birthday
day of the — 37 2* 8*
Date (Date)
month (2)
M Destination
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Requesting
area, enter “2”. department — 39 10 0
Service (SBCS)
name (10)
Card 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Kanji name Patient Name
Offset — 53 14 0
(14) (SBCS)
Digit 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Settings marked * cannot be changed.
Sex 1 1 5 2 4 4 9 3 5 1 Birth Æ The resultant settings are shown below:
date/
(1- year
digit)
Content
Patient ID number (10-digit) (4-digit)
Not used Data to be loaded Not used

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9. In the “Magnetic Card Format” window, click .
Æ You are then returned to the “IIP Service Utility” window.

L Extended Format (FJ01)
5. ID Card Data Format [Reference] To use Kanji characters for the patient name, use the Extended Format.
Its system code is FJ01.
Two types of data formats are available for the ID card: JIS-II type and
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S S
y JIS-II type : FUJI, FJ01, FJ02, FJ03, FJ04, FJ05 S O O
System code Patient name
Content T » »
y JIS-I type (ISO) : FUJI, FJ51 (FJ01) (20 digits)
X S S
I I
JIS-II Type
L Standard Format Digit 28 29 — 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
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Number
Note that kanji characters cannot be used for patient names. Content Male/Female
(10 digits)
Year y Month y Day (M) (F)
Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 — 24 25 26 27
(“y” denotes a period.)

S S
S O O
System code Patient name Digit 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 — 69 70 71 72
Content T » »
(FUJI) (20 digits)
X S S
I I
E E L
Distribution code S Name in Kanji
Content S $ B T R
(4 lower digits) I (14 digits)
C X C
Digit 28 29 — 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
Birth date
Sex
Number
Content Male/Female
(10 digits)
Digit 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 — 69 70 71 72
E L
8QGH¿QHG GLJLWV
Content T R
(space: 20H)
X C

z Extended Format (FJ02) z Extended Format (FJ03)
To use the department name in alphanumeric characters and distribution To use the test number and alphanumeric department name, use the
code, use the Extended Format. Its system code is FJ02. Extended Format. Its system code is FJ03.
Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 — 24 25 26 27 Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 — 24 25 26 27
S S S S
S O O S O O
System code Patient name System code Patient name
Content T » » Content T » »
(FJ02) (20 digits) (FJ03) (20 digits)
X S S X S S
I I I I
Digit 28 29 — 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Digit 28 29 — 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
Birth date Birth date

Sex Sex
Number Number
Content Male/Female Content Male/Female
(10 digits) (10 digits)
Year y Month y Day (M) (F) Year y Month y Day (M) (F)
(“y” denotes a period.) (“y” denotes a period.)
Digit 49 50 — 55 56 57 58 — 63 64 65 — 69 70 71 72 Digit 49 50 — 55 56 57 58 — 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72
Alphanumeric L
E L E
department Distribution code 8QGH¿QHG Alphanumeric department 8QGH¿QHG R
Content T R Content Examination number (10 digits) T
name (8 digits) (6 digits) name (8 digits) (4 digits) C
X C X
(8 digits)

z Extended Format (FJ04) z Extended Format (FJ05)
To use the department name in alphanumeric characters and distribution To use the test number and alphanumeric department name, use the
code, use the Extended Format. Its system code is FJ04. Extended Format. Its system code is FJ05.
Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 — 24 25 26 27 Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 — 24 25 26 27
S S S S
S O O S O O
System code Patient name System code Patient name
Content T » » Content T » »
(FJ04) (20 digits) (FJ05) (20 digits)
X S S X S S
I I I I
Digit 28 29 — 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Digit 28 29 — 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
Birth date Birth date

Sex Sex
Number Number
Content Male/Female Content Male/Female
(10 digits) (10 digits)
Year y Month y Day (M) (F) Year y Month y Day (M) (F)
(“y” denotes a period.) (“y” denotes a period.)
Digit 49 50 — 55 56 57 58 — 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 Digit 50 51 — 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 — 69 70 71 72
S
E L O E E L
Distribution code Examination number 8QGH¿QHG Alphanumeric department Department name in Kanji
Content T R Content » S $ B B T R
(8 digits) (10 digits) (4 digits) name (8 digits) (8 digits)
X C S C X C
I

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z Standard (ISO) Format name, distribution code, test number, use the Extended Format. Its
$VWDQGDUGVSHFL¿FDWLRQFDUGWKDWLVQRWSDUWLFXODUO\VSHFL¿HGVKRXOG system code is FJ51.
comply with this format.
Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 — 25 26 27 28
Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 — 25 26 27 28
S
System code Patient name
S Content T
System code Patient name (FJ51) (20 digits)
Space
Space
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(FUJI) (20 digits)
Space
Space
X
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Digit 28 29 — 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49
Birth date
Birth date Sex
Number
Sex Content Male/Female
Number (10 digits)
Content Male/Female Year y Month y Day (M) (F)
(10 digits)

Digit 50 51 — 56 57 58 59 — 64 65 66 67 — 74 75 76 77 78 79
Digit 50 51 52 — 76 77 78 79
Alphanumeric department E L
Distribution code Examination number Space
E L Content name T R
8QGH¿QHG (8 digits) (10 digits) (2 digits)
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(28 digits)
X C

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y For JIS
NOTES This indicates a patient name by not greater than 20 Roman
characters or Katakana graphic characters, excluding @ and *.
Exercise care not to confuse the JIS and ISO cards, since they To switch between alphabet and Katakana modes, use SI/SO code.
contain different character codes.
Any SI/SO code of not greater than 20 characters of the patient name
8QGH¿QHGUHJLRQVLQWKHUHFRUGHGLQIRUPDWLRQPXVWEH¿OOHGZLWK is substituted by space code (20H) and handled as part of the
VSDFHFRGH -,6+,62+ LI 20-character patient name.
y Some of the information to be recorded into the ID card cannot be
entered; and y For ISO
y The number of characters actually entered is smaller than the This indicates a patient name by not greater than 20 Roman
QXPEHURIFKDUDFWHUVVSHFL¿HGLQWKLVVSHFL¿FDWLRQ characters or Roman special characters, excluding @ and *.
For Roman special characters, set MAG CARD of the IDT
z STX: Start Code management information to 1, and set Roman special character
This code indicates the start of text that has been written. codes and characters used in “Setting Character Code for Reading
ISO Card.”
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z Number: Patient Number
)RXUFKDUDFWHUFRGHWKDWLGHQWL¿HVZKHWKHUWKH,'FDUGLVIRU)&5XVH
or not. This indicates a patient number for identifying the patient by graphic
characters in alphabetic mode, excluding @ and *.
,GHQWL¿FDWLRQFRGH Format type If the patient number falls short of ten digits, enter characters from the
FUJI Standard format ULJKWPRVWORFDWLRQDQG¿OOWKHUHVWZLWKVSDFHFRGH -,6+,62
00H).
FU** (*: numeral) Extension format
Other Hospital individual format 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
1 2 3 4 5
z SI/SO: Extended Code
NOTES Space code (JIS: 20H/ISO: 00H)
This code exists only in JIS.
SI and SO are used in pair as a special character to extend graphic

characters.
y From SI to next SO: Graphic characters for alphabets
y From SO to next SI: Graphic characters for Katakana

z Birth Date: Patient Birth Date z Distribution Code (8 digits)
This indicates the patient’s birth date in the dominical year. The distribution code is used to set a destination of image data transfer.
If the distribution code falls short of eight digits, enter characters from
y Year : Four digits from 0 to 9. WKHULJKWPRVWORFDWLRQDQG¿OOWKHUHVWZLWKVSDFHFRGH -,6+,62
y Month : Two digits from 0 to 9. 00H).
y Day : Two digits from 0 to 9.
Correspondence between the transfer destination and distribution code
If the number of digits for the birth date falls short of its effective number value may be set arbitrarily by the user.
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with zero (JIS: 30H/ISO: 10H).
38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47
1 2 3 4 5
1 9 9 3 0 3 3 1
Space code (JIS: 20H/ISO: 00H)
Fill 0.
z Examination Number (10 digits)
The examination number represents the data transferred mainly from
Year Month Day the hospital information system to identify the distinction between
examinations conducted. If the examination number falls short of ten
NOTE GLJLWVHQWHUFKDUDFWHUVIURPWKHULJKWPRVWORFDWLRQDQG¿OOWKHUHVWZLWK
space code (JIS: 20H/ISO: 00H).
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z Sex: Patient Sex
The sex of a patient is denoted by one alphabetic character. 1 2 0 4 5
y Male : M
y Female : F Space code (JIS: 20H/ISO: 00H)
z ETX: End Code

This code indicates the end of text.
z LRC: LRC Code

LRC denotes a horizontal redundancy code for a horizontal parity check
bit of information characters recorded.
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Appendix 4 Procedures for Changing N Changing a setting from the Service Utility
the DR Console and FPD 1. Click and then sequentially choose “Programs”,
IP Addresses “Fuji Film”, and “DR-Console”.
The DR Console-AP starts up.
This appendix explains about the procedures for changing the
DR Console and FPD IP addresses. 2. Within a period of 3 seconds after the initial window opens,
The IP addresses need to be changed in the following cases: sequentially click the upper left and upper right corners of
When the DR Console and FPD IP addresses need to be changed for the window.
hospital network management purposes Click the upper left corner and then the upper right corner.
1. Incorporating into the

Network
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Console and FPD network cables to the hospital’s network.
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2. Changing the Software The Service Utility starts. The “IIP Service Utility” window opens.
Settings ± REFERENCE
If you cannot complete step 2. from the initial window within a
Change the IP addresses for the DR Console and FPD as summarized 3-second period and allow the AP to start up, perform the following
herein: steps to start the Service Utility:
N Changing the FPD IP address 1. To exit the AP, choose “Shut Down” on the menu.
2. On the shutdown window, click [OK] while holding down the
1. Change the FPD IP address. <Shift> key.
3. From the “Start” menu, sequentially choose “Programs”,
“FUJIFILM”, and “DR-Console”.
4. When the initial window opens, sequentially click its upper left
and upper right corners within a period of 3 seconds.

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11. &OLFN>([LW6HUYLFH8WLOLW\@
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5. Click the sign within and then

select .
The “HostName” window opens in the right-hand area of the
window.
6. Enter a new FPD IP address (e.g., 192.168.100.11) in the
¿HOG
7. Click
saved.
9. Click .

Changing the DR Console-PC IP address 7. Perform the following setup steps:
I
2. Double-click .
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I. (QWHUDQHZ'5&RQVROH,3DGGUHVV HJ192.168.100.13).

The “Network and Dial-up connection” window opens. II. Enter a subnet mask.
8. Click .
3. Double-click . You are returned to the “Local Area Connection Properties”
window.
The “Local Area Connection” window opens.

9. Click .
± REFERENCE The system returns to the desktop screen.
On Windows XP, the “Local Area Connection” icon may not appear ± REFERENCE
on the display if your PC is not connected to other equipment (FPD)
with a network cable. When a window appears prompting you to restart the system, click
[Yes].
Once the OS has started, the DR Console-AP will start up
4. Click . automatically.
The “Local Area Connection Properties” window opens.
5. Choose and then click

.
The “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” window opens.
6. Choose .

Verifying the connection after IP address changes
1. Click and then sequentially choose “Programs”,
The DR Console-AP starts up in about one minute.
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2. From the DR Console user window (Registration), set patient

data and exposure menu, and then click .
The DR Console-AP window lamp goes on.
3. Make sure that images are transferred to the DR Console.
± REFERENCE
Be sure not to incorrectly enter an IP address for “NETWORK
CONFIG” – “ALL OTHER NODES” – “fpd0” settings, otherwise an
image transfer error will be indicated.
4. Click at the upper right corner of the window.
5. Click .
Æ A menu opens.
6. Click .
The DR Console-AP exits and the system returns to the desktop

screen.
Appendix 5 Changing the FPD Changing the DR Console Service Utility settings
Host Name 1. 6WDUWWKH6HUYLFH8WLOLW\DQGWKHQFOLFN>6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ
Item].
NOTE
Verify that Explorer or other application is not running. If any 2. Within the tree in the left-hand area of the window, click
applications are running, exit them accodingly. the mark to the left of , and then
click the mark to the left of .
Changing the FPD host name
3. Choose (the FPD’s previously selected host name).
1. Change the FPD host name.
4. Change the entry in the upper right
corner of the window to a new FPD host name (SFPD1).
5. Click .
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7. Click .
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Appendix 6 Changing the DR N Uninstalling the MSDE
Console Host Name 1. Right-click in the task tray at the lower right corner of the
desktop, and then click “MS SQL Server-Stop”.
NOTE
When changing the DR Console host name, be sure to follow the
sequence indicated below.
If you do not use the correct procedure to change the host name, the
DR Console-AP may become inoperative.
N Uninstalling the MSDE
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N Changing the DR Console-PC

The “SQL Server Service Manager” window opens.
host name
2. Click .
N Installing the MSDE
3. Right-click in the task tray again, and then click “Exit”.
N Rebuilding the image database
N Setting the Service Utility
N Initializing the image database .... Use this procedure only when
you wish to remove images
from the HDD.
* If you wish to retain images,
do not perform this procedure.
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The icon disappears from the task tray.

4. Select from the menu. 8. Click .
9. Click .
Uninstallation ends in ten seconds.
5. Click .
10. Click .
The “Add/Remove Programs” window opens. The system then returns to the “Add/Remove Programs” window.
6. Select “MSDE” and then click . 11. Close the “Add/Remove Programs” window and Control
Panel.
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7. Click .
The installation shield starts running to initiate an MSDE
uninstallation.
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Changing the DR Console-PC host name 6. Click .
A windows opens to prompt for a restart.
7. Click .
The PC restarts.
8. When a certain period of time elapses after PC startup, error

2. Double-click . windows open. Close all such windows.

y Click the “Computer Name” tab.
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The “Computer Name Changes” window opens.
y &KDQJHWKHKRVWQDPHRIWKH³&RPSXWHUQDPH´¿HOG
Change.
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4. Click .
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appears prompting you to restart the PC, you must restart it in
step 10.)
5. Click .
The system then returns to the “System Properties” window.

N Installing the MSDE Rebuilding the image database
For the MSDE installation procedure, see “5. Installing MSDE and
Its Service Pack” in “MC: Inspection, Replacement and Adjustment”. 1. Select from the menu. Use then the
NOTE NH\WRVHOHFWQHFHVVDU\¿OHVORFDWHGLQWKH
When MSDE and service pack are installed, the PC is forced to directories below:
restart. After a restart, the DR Console-AP automatically starts up;
however, an error occurs because the image database is not C:\Program Files\FujiFilm\IIP\Temp\AttachAll.bat
rebuilt.
In this instance, just click [OK] to close the error window. NOTE
The system recovers from this error when you rebuild the image
database. Do not execute the above command from the MS-DOS prompt.
The MS-DOS prompt window then opens, displaying the message

“Press any key to continue ...”.
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The MS-DOS prompt window closes. The image database is thus
completely rebuilt.
This makes it possible to use again HDD images that have been
available before DR Console host name change.

N Setting the Service Utility N Initializing the image database [as required]
When you change the DR Console host name, the Service Utility’s
network setup for this equipment changes to that for other connected NOTE
equipment. Therefore, you have to restore the original network setup as If you wish to retain images stored in the HDD, do not initialize the
directed below: image database.
Initializing the image database deletes all images from the HDD.
1. 6WDUWWKH6HUYLFH8WLOLW\DQGWKHQFOLFN>6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ
Item].
7KH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZRSHQV 1. Initialize the image database with the Service Utility.
For the image database initialization procedure, see
2. Within the tree in the left-hand area of the window, click the “11. Initializing the Image Database” in “MC: Inspection,
mark to the left of , and then click Replacement and Adjustment”.
the mark to the left of . The DR Console host name change procedure is now completed.
3. Choose (previous host name of the

DR Console).
4. Change the entry in the upper right

corner of the window to a new host name.
5. Click .
6. )URPWKH³&RQ¿J´PHQXFKRRVH³6DYH´
saved.
7. Click .
The original network setup is then restored.

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Appendix 7 Changing the DR 5. Select and then click
Console IP Address .
The ”Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties“ window opens.
To connect a multiple number of DR Console within the same network,
the DR Console IP address must be changed from the default setup
6. Select .
value (172.16.1.20) to another.
In addition, the sub-net mask must also be changed from the default
7. Change the IP address and sub-net mask.
setup value (255.255.0.0) to another, for which the procedures
described below should be followed. I
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2. Double-click .
I. IP address
II. Sub-net mask
The “Network and Dial-up connection” window opens.
8. Click .
You are returned to the ”Local Area Connection Properties“
3. Double-click .
window.
The “Local Area Connection” window opens. 9. Click .

You are returned to the desktop screen.
± REFERENCE
On Windows XP, the “Local Area Connection” icon may not appear ± REFERENCE
on the display if your PC is not connected to other equipment (FPD)
with a network cable. When a window appears prompting you to restart the system, click
[Yes]. Once the OS has started, the DR Console-AP will start up
automatically.
4. Click .
This completes to change the DR Console IP address and sub-net
The ”Local Area Connection Properties“ window opens.
mask.

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Appendix 8 Uninstalling the AP
This appendix describes the procedures for uninstalling the following
AP:
y DR Console-AP
y MSDE (including SQLSP)
y Option keys
y Console software (Built_inConsole)
y FRIS Modules

NOTE
1. DR Console-AP
The message “Prepare Installation” appears here.
Note that the uninstallation process then starts, and not the
1. Insert the DR Console-AP CD into the CD-ROM drive. installation process as the message indicates.
The “DR Console Setup Tool” main menu opens automatically.
Uninstallation ends in several seconds.
5. Close both the “Add/Remove Programs” window and the DR

Console Setup Tool main menu window.
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2. Enter “5” and press the <Enter> key

The “Add/Remove Programs” window opens.
3. Select “IIP” and click .

4. Click .
The uninstallation window opens.

2. MSDE (including SQLSP) 4. Select from the menu.

1. Right-click in the task tray at the lower right corner of the
desktop, and then click “MS SQL Server-Stop”.
5. Double-click .
6. Select “MSDE” and then click .

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7. Click .
The “SQL Server Service Manager” window opens. The installation shield starts running to initiate an MSDE
uninstallation.
After a while, the “Remove Shared File?” window opens.
2. Click .
3. Right-click in the task tray again, and then click “Exit”.
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The icon disappears from the task tray.

8. Click .

9. Click .
Uninstallation ends in 10 seconds.
10. Click .
The system returns to the “Add/Remove Programs” window.
11. Close the “Add/Remove Programs” window and Control

Panel.

± REFERENCE
3. Option Keys
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The option key CD-ROM is required for uninstalling an option key.
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NOTE option
When uninstalling an option key, be sure to perform the following y2SWLRQ'FP3ULQWH[H
procedure. If, for instance, you directly remove an option key with
Registry Editor or the like, the option name may remain in a user y You can click the EXWWRQWRVHOHFWWKHH[HFXWDEOH¿OH
window although the option function is removed. for the option key to be uninstalled.
1. Insert into the PC the CD-ROM for the option key you wish A window opens to indicate that uninstallation is completed.
to uninstall.
5. Click .
2. The installation window opens. Press the
button to close this window.
3. Select “Run...” box from the menu.

The “Run...” box opens.
4. Enter the uninstallation command in the “Open (O)” box and

click .
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NOTE
In the underlined portion, enter the drive name of the CD-ROM
drive.

4. Console Software (Built_inConsole) 6. Click .
The system then returns to the “Add/Remove Programs” window.
NOTE
7. Close the “Add/Remove Programs” window and then the
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software is uninstalled.
2. Double-click in “Control Panel”.
3. Select “Built_inConsole” and then click .

The “Application Removal” window opens.
4. Click .
The install shield starts running and begins to uninstall the MSDE.
After a while, the “Shared Component” window opens.
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5. Click .
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opens.

5. FRIS Modules
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Appendix 9 Upgrading the AP
This appendix describes the DR Console-AP upgrade procedures.
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Before upgrading the AP, verify that there are no patients reserved for
exposure (no patients are registered in the examination queue window).
Also, check that no image is left in the QA queue or output queue.
Use the procedures described herein to upgrade the DR Console-AP

software version.
Currently only software version V1.0 is available. For your reference,
the reinstallation procedure of the V1.0 DR Console-AP software is
presented.
Description 8SJUDGHW\SH
Step (correlating to the subsequent titles
SUH¿[HGE\WKHN mark) V1.0 V1.0
1 N Uninstalling the DR Console-AP M
2 N Uninstalling the Built_in Console software
3 N Uninstalling FRIS Modules
4 N Installing the DR Console-AP M
5 N Installing the Built_in Console software
6 N Installing FRIS Modules

N Uninstalling the DR Console-AP
1. ,QVHUWWKH'5&RQVROH$3&'LQWRWKH&'520GULYH
The “DR Console Setup Tool” main menu opens automatically.
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3. 6HOHFW³,,3´DQGFOLFN .
4. Click .
The software uninstallation window opens.
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The message “Prepare installation” appears here at this step. Note
that uninstallation processing then starts, and not installation
processing as the message indicates.
Uninstallation processing ends in several seconds.
5. &ORVHWKH³$GG5HPRYH3URJUDPV´ZLQGRZ

N 8QLQVWDOOLQJWKH%XLOWBLQ&RQVROHVRIWZDUH 4. Click .
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Once the Console software is uninstalled, be sure to reinstall the 5. Click .
Console software.
With the Console software uninstalled, the DR Console-AP does not The system returns to the “Add/Remove Programs” window.
start up.
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The “Application Removal” window opens.
3. Click .
The installation shield starts running to initiate MSDE
uninstallation.
After a while, the “Shared Component” window opens.
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N 8QLQVWDOOLQJ)5,60RGXOHV 4. Click .
1. The system returns to the “Add/Remove Programs” window.

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2. 6HOHFW³5LVLLS´DQGFOLFN .
A window opens asking if you want to remove FRIS modules.
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3. Click .
In about one minute, a window opens indicating completion of
removal processing.
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If the “Shared Component” window opens (asking if you want to
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and then click RQWKHFRQ¿UPDWLRQ
window that opens successively.

N Installing the DR Console-AP 4. 6HOHFWWKHPRQLWRUW\SHWREHXVHGDQGFOLFN .
1. 7\SHLQ³´RQWKH³'5&RQVROH6HWXS7RRO´PDLQPHQX y When the 15” monitor with the touch panel is to be used, select
ZLQGRZDQGFOLFN(QWHU! “Color (1024 x 768)”.
y When the Option Monitor 3M color is to be used, select “Color (2048
s 1536)”.
y When the Option Monitor 2M monochrome is to be used, select
“Black/White (1600 s 1200)”.
y When the Option Monitor 3M monochrome is to be used, select
“Black/White (2048 s 1536)”.
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When upgrading a software version, choose the currently used
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monitor resolution, otherwise a display error may result.
A window like that shown below opens.
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The installer starts up and the “IIP Setup/Welcome to the...”
window opens. Select the monitor
type to be used.
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The “IIP Setup/Ready to Install the Program” window opens.
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3. Click .
The “IIP Setup/Setup Type” window opens.
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5. Click .
In a few minutes, a window like that shown below opens.
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Although a message saying that “Image Database does not exist.”
may appear, the DR Console-AP installation processing will not be
affected.
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Although a message saying that “Patient Database does not exist.”
may appear, the DR Console-AP installation processing will not be
affected.

Installation processing is now complete and the “IIP Setup/
Completing the IIP...” window opens.
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12. Click .

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3. Click .
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Built_inConsole software must be installed without fail. If it is not
installed, an error occurs when the DR Console-AP starts running.
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When installation processing ends, a message appears to indicate

completion of installation.
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The “Built_in Console Setup” window opens.

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2. Click .
4. Click .
A dialog box opens prompting you to restart the PC.
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5. Click .
The PC restarts.
6. Click ZKHQWKH³´HUURUFRGHZLQGRZLV
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3. Click .
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Even if the F-RIS function is not used, install the F RIS Modules. If they The “Risiip - Choose Program Group” window opens.
are not installed, an error occurs when the DR Console-AP starts
running.
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Insert or reinsert the CD-AP CD into the CD-ROM drive. The “DR
Console Setup Tool” will then start up automatically.
4. Click .
The “Risiip Setup” window opens. A window like that shown below opens.
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2. Click .
A window opens prompting you to start installation processing. 5. Click .
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click [Yes].
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A message appears to indicate completion of installation

processing.
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6. Click .
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Appendix 10 Setup for Security N Replacing the default password with a new password
Enhancement 1. Simultaneously press the [Ctrl], [Alt], and [Delete] keys.
The “Windows Security” window opens.
To provide DR Console security enhancement, complete the following
three setup procedures. 2. Click the [Change Password...] button.
y Replacing the default password with a new password
The “Change Password” window opens.
y Changing the setup so that the computer prompts for password input
at logon
3. From the “Change Password” window, perform the following
y 'H¿QLQJWKHPLQLPXPFKDUDFWHUFRXQWIRUWKHSDVVZRUG
setup steps.
U NOTE U I. Enter the currently used password (fcr-iip by default).
II. Enter a new password consisting of no more than seven
Settings performed for password change and prompt for password input characters.
at login will not start up the DR Console automatically. To have it start
up automatically, it is necessary to input the user name and the III. (QWHUWKHQHZSDVVZRUGDJDLQIRUFRQ¿UPDWLRQ
password on the Windows initial screen.
4. Click .
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5. Click .
You are then returned to the “Windows Security” window.
6. Click .

Changing the setup so that the computer prompts for 5. Click .
password input at logon The system returns to the “User Account” window.
1. Select from the menu. 6. Close the “User Accounts” window.

The system then returns to the Control Panel.
2. Double-click .
The “User Accounts” window opens.
3. Click “Change the way users log on or off”.
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A window opens, where the logon or logoff option is to be selected.
4. Uncheck “Use the Welcome screen” ( ).
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N 'H¿QLQJWKHPLQLPXPFKDUDFWHUFRXQWIRUWKHSDVVZRUG 4. Set the number of password characters to “7”.
1. Open “Control Panel”.
Double-click and then .
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5. Click .
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You are then returned to the “Local Security Settings” window.
2. Click the mark for and then click 6. Close the “Local Security Settings” window.
.
7. Close the “Administrative Tools” window.
The right-hand pane shows the password policy settings.
3. Double-click .
The “Local Security Policy Setting” window opens.

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Appendix 11 DICOM CR Storage: Connection/setup example
Setup example of
Transfer of other connected equipment
Processed Images • HOST name : Other01
• IP address : 172.16.1.30*
Described herein is the procedure for transferring processed images • AE name (Provider) : Other01-SCP*
(Standard Image) from the DR Console to other connected equipment • Port number : 5001*
using the DICOM CR Storage Standard function. • Service Class : CR Image Storage
• Transfer Syntax : Implicit VR Little Endian*
U NOTE U
An equipment unit to which images are transferred is referred to
hereinafter simply as “other connected equipment”. Other connected
equipment
(Other maker's equipment)
N Prior to setup
TCP/IP
L DR Console requirements
y The DR Console main unit must have been set up accordingly. SFPD DICOM CR Storage
L Requirements of other connected equipment FPD

DR Console
y Other connected equipment must have been set up accordingly.
y The DICOM CR Storage (SCP) Service Class must be supported.
y &RQQHFWLRQWRWKH'5&RQVROHPXVWEHHVWDEOLVKHGDQGFRQ¿UPHG DR Console
setup example
properly.
(TXLSPHQWRIFRQ¿UPHGFRQQHFWLYLW\ • HOST name : fcr-csl*
Synapse V3.1.0 produced by FUJIFILM or later • IP address : 192.168.100.13*
• AE name (User) : CL-SCU*
• Service Class : CR Image Storage
Items marked with “*” constitute setup examples, which need be

changed depending on the equipment or network environment.
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Use a network cable to connect the DR “1. Hardware Setup”
Console to other connected equipment.
Make setups for inputting/outputting images “2. Software Setup”

via DICOM..
y Setup of information (AE name, device
attribute, Service Class, etc.) on this
equipment
y Registration of information (AE name,
device attribute, port number, Service
Class, handling of HQ images, etc.) on
other connected equipment
Make the following setups as required.
y Setup for automatic image distribution
code
y Setup for CONNECTING EQUIPMENT
(OD attribute only)
y Setup for UID issuance
y Setup for name elements
Make sure that images can be transferred “3. Connection

from the DR Console to other connected Checkout”
equipment.
%DFNXSWKHFRQ¿JXUDWLRQ¿OH “4. Setup File

Backup”

1. Hardware Setup
Connect the DR Console to other connected equipment via network as
illustrated below.
1000BASE-T
(category 6-compliant) cable
TCP/IP
FPD DR Console Other connected

equipment
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U NOTES U
y Do not connect the telephone line to the network connectors of the DR
Console and other connected equipment.
y The IEC950/UL1950-conformed cable is available for the
DR Console.

2. Software Setup 2.1 DR Console Software Setup
2.1.1 Starting the Service Utility
Set up software for the DR Console and other connected equipment.
Set up the items shown in gray as required. Be sure to set up all other 1. 7XUQ21WKH'5&RQVROHSRZHU
items.
Æ Windows starts up and then the DR Console-AP starts running in
about one minute.
2.1 DR Console Software Setup
2.1.1 Starting the Service Utility Â REFERENCE
2.1.2 Setup for the Study Modality If the AP or Windows is already running, start the Service Utility as
2.1.3 Setup of Information on This directed under REFERENCE in step 2. below.
Equipment for the DICOM CR
Storage Function
2.1.4 Registration of Information on Other 2. :LWKLQDSHULRGRIVHFRQGVDIWHUWKHLQLWLDOZLQGRZRSHQV
Connected Equipment for the sequentially click the upper left and upper right corners of
Tasks done on WKHZLQGRZ
DICOM CR Storage Function the DR Console
2.1.5 Settings of Automatic Image Click the upper left corner and then the upper right corner.
Distribution (DISTRIBUTION CODE)
2.1.6 Setup for CONNECTING
EQUIPMENT
2.1.7 Settings for UID Issuance
2.1.8 Changing the Name Elements
2.1.9 Display Gradation Correction Setup
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2.1.10 Service Utility Shutdown
Æ The Service Utility mode starts and then the “IIP Service Utility”
window opens.
2.2 Software Setup on Other Connected · · · Tasks done on
Equipment other connected
equipment
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Â REFERENCE 2.1.2 Setup for the Study Modality
3-second period and allow the AP to start up, perform the following
1. &OLFN>6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP@RIWKH³,,36HUYLFH8WLOLW\´
steps to start the Service Utility. ZLQGRZ
1. To exit the AP, choose “Shut Down” on the menu.
2. Click [OK] while holding down the <Shift> key on the shutdown
window.
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2. Click the PDUNZLWKLQWKH ¿HOGRQWKH

³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZ

3. Click 2.1.3 Setup of Information on This Equipment for the
Information on the setup data for the DR Console system appears DICOM CR Storage Function
on the right-side of the window.
Make settings for the following information items of this equipment.
y Host name and IP address of this equipment
y AE name (Application Entity Name) of this equipment
y Service Class, Role, Transfer Syntax, device attribute (Attribute)
y Other (timeout settings, etc.)
1. Click the PDUNZLWKLQWKH ¿HOGRQ

the ³6HWXS&RQILJXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZ.
2. Select and click .
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The “New Node” window opens.
3. 0DNHVXUHWKDWWKH'5&RQVROHKRVWQDPHDQG,3DGGUHVV
4. Set ³1:CR´ for . are displayed.
5. 6HOHFW³6DYHÍURPWKH³&RQ¿J ) ´PHQX DR Console

$ZLQGRZRSHQVSURPSWLQJ\RXWRFRQ¿UPWKHVHWXSGDWDWREH host name
saved.
DR Console
192.168.100.13
IP address
6. Click .
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U NOTE U
The IP address will not be displayed properly unless the
DR Console is connected to a network.

4. 6HOHFW³',&20´DQGFOLFN . 6. Click .
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± REFERENCES
y If “CR Image Storage” is selected, items that need not be set will
be hidden on the “DICOM Setup” window.
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between DICOM equipment units. For verifying connection,
5. (QWHUWKH$(QDPHWKDWLVWKH6&8IRUWKH'5&RQVROH HJ ³9HUL¿FDWLRQ´PXVWEHVHOHFWHG
³&/6&8´ in the ¿HOG )RUGHWDLOVRIYHUL¿FDWLRQRIFRQQHFWLRQVHH³9HULI\LQJ
WKH&RQQHFWLRQWR2WKHU&RQQHFWHG(TXLSPHQW±9HULI\
U NOTE U &RQQHFWLRQ´LQ³080DLQWHQDQFH8WLOLW\´
There is no need to set the port number in .

When selecting SCU as the Role, the set port number will be
disregarded even if it is set.

8. 7RVHWXSWKH$(WKDWLVWKH8VHUVHOHFW 6&8 IRUWKH 11. &OLFNGRZQZDUGDUURZ in the
Role.
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± REFERENCES
U NOTE U
y If “SCU” is selected, items that need not be set will be hidden on
the “DICOM Setup” window. To set the SCU AE on the DR Console, select “OTHER” for the
device attribute for the time being.
y For DICOM SCU settings on this equipment (THIS HOST (IIP)),
two or more Service Class settings (e.g., CR Image Storage,
DICOM Print, and other) can be selected for a single Application
Entity. Moreover, two or more Transfer Syntax settings (e.g., 12. Click .
JPEGLossless, ImplicitVRLittleEndian, and other) can be selected
for a single Service Class. The system returns to the “Application Entity List” window.
¿HOGWRVHOHFWWKH
7UDQVIHU6\QWD[ HJ³,PSOLFLW95/LWWOH(QGLDQ´
Transfer Syntax Supported (Selected)

Service Class ImplictVR ExplictVR JPEG
LittleEndian LittleEndian Lossless
CR Image Storage { { {
9HUL¿FDWLRQ { ° °
10. SHWWKH',&20LQWHUPHVVDJHWLPHRXWYDOXH
as necessary.
± REFERENCE
It is not necessary to check .
Even if checked, it will be disregarded if the Role set in step 9.
above is the SCU.

13. Click . 2.1.4 Registration of Information on Other Connected
Equipment for the DICOM CR Storage Function
7KHV\VWHPUHWXUQVWRWKH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZ
Register the following information items of other connected equipment.
± REFERENCES y Host name and IP address of other connected equipment
y AE name (Application Entity Name) and port number of other
y Items just have been set will appear on the right-side area of the
connected equipment
“Setup&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZ$GLVSOD\HGLWHPFDQEH
changed. Whenever it is changed, never fail to click .
y Setups for gradation correction
y If the key is clicked, currently selected items are deleted. y Other (usage of two-byte characters, annotation character setting, etc.)
l Printer requirements
AE name of this equipment 1. Select RIWKH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ

,WHP´ZLQGRZDQGFOLFN .
2. 0DNHWKHIROORZLQJVHWWLQJV
M Enter the Host name (e.g.: “Other01”) in the

¿HOG
M Enter the IP address (e.g.: “172.16.1.30”) in the
¿HOG
M Select “DICOM”.
Service Class, Role, Transfer Syntax and device

attribute (Attribute) 00000096.EPS

saved.
15. Click .

The “Application Entity List” window opens for setup of information The “DICOMSetup” window opens.
on other connected equipment.
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Do not select two or more Service Class settings for a single
M Enter the AE name of other connected equipment Application Entity (e.g., CR Image Storage and DX Image Storage
for Presentation). Further, do not select two or more Transfer
(e.g.: “Other01-SCP”) in the Syntax settings for a single Service Class (e.g., JPEG Lossless
and Implicit VR Little Endian).
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(YHQLI\RXVHOHFWWZRRUPRUHVHWWLQJVRQO\WKH¿UVWRQHWDNHV
effect.
U NOTES U
y Never fail to enter the SCP AE name. ± REFERENCES
y Be sure to enter the upper- or lower-case characters correctly.
If “CR Image Storage” is selected, items that need not be set will
be hidden on the “DICOM Setup” window.
M Enter the Port number of other connected equipment (e.g.: “5001”)
in the ¿HOG 7. Because the AE of other connected equipment is the
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Role.

8. &OLFNGRZQZDUGDUURZ in the 12. Make setups for gradation correction as required.
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Be sure to select a Transfer Syntax selected for this equipment.
13. &KDQJHWKHIROORZLQJVHWWLQJDVUHTXLUHG
9. &KDQJHWKHIROORZLQJVHWWLQJVDVUHTXLUHG
M Setting of Yes : To transfer annotation-embedded images.

No : To transfer images not embedded with annotation.
ST : Select if other connected equipment cannot receive
HQ images. 14. Click .
ST & HQ : Select if other connected equipment can receive HQ
images. (Basically select this setting.) The system returns to the “Application Entity List” window.
ST & HQ & SH : Do not select this setting.
15. Click .
10. 7RKDQGOHWZRE\WHFKDUDFWHUVFKHFNWKH ER[
to .
± REFERENCE
needs not be checked. Even if checked, it will be saved.
disregarded.
17. Click .
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+'B),/(

2.1.5 Settings of Automatic Image Distribution 3. 0DNHWKHIROORZLQJVHWWLQJV
(DISTRIBUTION CODE) M Enter an 8-digit distribution code (e.g.: 12345678) in
For an automatic image distribution to equipment of HD_FILE attribute, .
set up DISTRIBUTION CODE.
M Click downward arrow of
U NOTE U
to select equipment’s
For an automatic image distribution processing, be sure to change to
“Yes” ahead of time the setting (item 3 of “SYSTEM CONFIG” “5. host or AE name (e.g.: “Other01-SCP”).
CSL/IDT FUNCTION”) under “Enable Distribution Code Setup” of the
Service Utility function.
4. Click .
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(48,30(17´.
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saved.
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A list of destination equipment for automatic image distribution
appears on the right-side area of the window. 6. Click .
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The “Distribution Code” window opens.

2.1.6 Setup for CONNECTING EQUIPMENT 2.1.7 Settings for UID Issuance
To automatically transfer images to the OD_FILE, set up CONNECTING Use the procedure below if the UID issuance method needs to be
EQUIPNET as directed below. FKDQJHGGHSHQGLQJRQWKHVSHFL¿FDWLRQVRIRWKHUFRQQHFWHGHTXLSPHQW
which the image is transferred to.
1. Click RQWKH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ For default settings, see Table: List of UID settings.
,WHP´ZLQGRZ
A list of registered equipment units appears on the right side of the 1. Click the mark of RIWKH³6HWXS
window. &RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZ
2. Click .
2. Click .
The content of the setup items for the DR Console system
The “CONNECTING EQUIPMENT” window opens. information appears on the right-side area of the window.
M Click the downward arrow within
and select function (OD_FILE) of the connected equipment.
and select equipment (ODF

host name).
4. Click .
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6. Click .
The setup data will then be saved.

3. 0DNHFRQ¿JXUDWLRQVHWWLQJVDVIROORZVIRU8,'LVVXDQFH No Name Selection Meaning
Table List of UID settings (IMAGE MODALITY) 39 UID Issuance ~ YES Whether or not to issue a
about a Issues a new UID. new image UID or SOP
No Name Selection Meaning function M NO Instance UID when the
(except Image Does not issue a new UID. shuttering processing
9 UID Issuance M YES Whether or not to issue a
Processing) to FRQGLWLRQLVPRGL¿HGRQWKH
after Modifying Issues a new UID. new image UID or SOP
change to the DR Console.
ID Information ~ NO Instance UID when any ID
image
Does not issue a new UID. LQIRUPDWLRQLVPRGL¿HGRQ
themselves
the DR Console.
45 UID Issuance ~ YES Whether or not to issue a
10 UID Issuance ~ YES Whether or not to issue a new
after Modifying Issues a new UID. image UID or SOP Instance
Trimming M NO Instance UID when trimming
Normalized M NO UID when image
Parameter Does not issue a new UID. LQIRUPDWLRQLVPRGL¿HG
Parameter Does not issue a new UID. normalization conditions are
PRGL¿HGRQWKH'5&RQVROH
46 UID Inssuance ~ YES Whether or not to issue a
11 UID Issuance M YES Whether or not to issue a new after Modifying Issues a new UID. new image UID or SOP
after Modifying Issues a new UID. image UID or SOP Instance FNC M NO Instance UID when a FNC
Image ~ NO UID when image processing Parameter Does not issue a new UID. SDUDPHWHULVPRGL¿HG
Processing Does not issue a new UID. FRQGLWLRQVDUHPRGL¿HGRQ
Parameter the DR Console. 57 UID Issuance ~ YES Whether or not to issue an
afterModifying Issues a new UID. image UID and
12 UID Issuance ~ YES Specifying whether or not to M NO SOPInstanceUID when the
Before Issues a new UID. output an SOP Instance UID Does not issue a new UID. CRF parameter (sharpness
Sending M NO as the processed CR image processing parameter) is
Processed Does not issue a new UID. UID when generating PRGL¿HG
Data processed image output on
the DR Console. ~ : Default setting
13 DICOM Series ~ 0: 1 Study - N series and 1 Setup of Series Instance UID
Generation Series - 1 image issuance logic. 4. 6HOHFW³6DYHÍURPWKH³&RQ¿J ) ´PHQX
Logic Issues a number so that it
6HH³ $ZLQGRZRSHQVSURPSWLQJ\RXWRFRQ¿UPWKHVHWXSGDWDWREH
has multiple series for one
&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ'HWDLOV saved.
study and only one image for
one series. ±,0$*(
M 0: 1 Study - N series 02'$/,7<´XQGHU
³080DLQWHQDQFH 5. Click .
and 1 Series - M image
Issues a number so that it 8WLOLW\´.
study and multiple images for
one series.
M 0: 1 Study - 1 series and 1
Series - N image
Issues a number so that it
has only one series for one
one series.
~ : Default setting
2.1.8 Changing the Name Elements 2.1.9 Display Gradation Correction Setup
6HH³6HWWLQJWKH1DPH(OHPHQWVIRU',&20&RQQHFWLRQ´XQGHU The display gradation correction setup procedure is performed to
³080DLQWHQDQFH8WLOLW\´. provide images with reasonable appearance when they are displayed
on the DICOM viewer. The data entered by performing this procedure
works when the DR Console transmits images to the DICOM viewer.
7KLVVHFWLRQH[SODLQVDERXWWKH/87¿OHKDQGOLQJDQG6HUYLFH8WLOLW\
setup procedures to be performed for gradation correction purposes.
N +DQGOLQJWKH/87¿OH
&RS\DELW/87¿OH*1WRDVSHFL¿HGIROGHURQWKH'5,'&/DQG
WKHQFKDQJHWKH¿OHQDPHDFFRUGLQJO\
Copy destination : C:\Program Files\FujiFilm\IIP\CrtLut folder
Filename : “SCP AE name”+.lut (e.g., ViewerA.lut)
*1 “mono_PL300_LL_16.lut” and “mono_PL400_LL_16.lut” are available
for 300 candelas and 400 candelas of maximum monitor luminance,
respectively.

Setup procedure 2.1.10 Service Utility Shutdown
With the Service Utility, perform gradation correction setup as directed
below.
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1. 6WDUWWKH6HUYLFH8WLOLW\PRGHDQGRSHQWKHJUDGDWLRQ
FRUUHFWLRQVHWXSZLQGRZ /872SHUDWLRQ 2. &OLFN>([LW6HUYLFH8WLOLW\@
)RUWKHSURFHGXUHIRURSHQLQJWKHVHWXSZLQGRZVHH The system returns to the desktop screen.
³5HJLVWUDWLRQRI,QIRUPDWLRQRQ2WKHU&RQQHFWHG
(TXLSPHQWIRUWKH',&20&56WRUDJH)XQFWLRQ´.
2. ,QWKHVHWXSZLQGRZ /872SHUDWLRQDUHDIRU',&206HWXS
VHOHFWD/87WUDQVPLVVLRQW\SH
,
,,
,,,
,9.
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, Choose this option when outgoing images are not to be

subjected to gradation correction.
,, Choose this option when outgoing images are to be subjected to
gradation correction (inverse transform LUT process) and
transmitted as DICOM-processed images.
,,, Choose this option when DICOM tag information (Modality LUT
module/0028,3000) is to be added to outgoing images so that
they are subjected to gradation correction at the connected
equipment (Kodak, etc.).
,9 Choose this option when DICOM tag information (VOILUT
they are subjected to gradation correction (inverse transform
LUT process) at the connected equipment.
3. Save the setup data.

2.2 Software Setup on Other Connected
Equipment
Set up DICOM CR Storage in accordance with the software
VSHFL¿FDWLRQVRIRWKHUFRQQHFWHGHTXLSPHQWVRWKDWLWFDQUHFHLYH
images from the DR Console.

3. Connection Checkout 3.2 Image Transfer to Other Connected
Equipment
After the DR Console-AP is started, makes sure that images can be
transferred from the DR Console to other connected equipment. Transfer images accumulated in the DR Console to other connected
equipment.
3.1 DR Conosle-AP Startup
1. 6HOHFWDQLPDJHIRUWUDQVIHUWKHQWUDQVIHULWWRRWKHU
connected equipment.
3.2 Image Transfer to Other
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Connected Equipment
'5&RQVROH23(5$7,210$18$/ 0(
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3.1 DR Console-AP Startup other connected equipment.
)RUGHWDLOVRIWKHWUDQVIHUUHGLPDJHFKHFNLQJSURFHGXUHVVHH
the operation manual attached to each equipment.
1. )URPWKH PHQXVHTXHQWLDOO\VHOHFW³3URJUDPV´
Æ The DR Console opening window opens.
In about two minutes, the DR Console-AP reception window
opens.
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4. Setup File Backup
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Appendix 12 DICOM DX Storage: N Connection/setup example
Setup example of
Transfer of other connected equipment
Processed Images • HOST name : Other01
• IP address : 172.16.1.30*
Described herein is the procedure for transferring processed images • AE name (Provider) : Other01-SCP*
(Standard Image) from the DR Console to other connected equipment • Port number : 5001*
using the DICOM DX Storage Standard function. • Service Class : DX Image Storage
for Presentation
U NOTE U • Transfer Syntax : Implicit VR Little Endian*
An equipment unit to which images are transferred is referred to
hereinafter simply as “other connected equipment”.
Other connected
equipment
N Prior to setup (Other maker's equipment)
L DR Console requirements TCP/IP

y The DR Console main unit must have been set up accordingly.
SFPD DICOM DX Storage
L Requirements of other connected equipment
y Other connected equipment must have been set up accordingly. FPD
DR Console
y The DICOM DX Storage (SCP) Service Class must be supported.
y &RQQHFWLRQWRWKH'5&RQVROHPXVWEHHVWDEOLVKHGDQGFRQ¿UPHG
properly. DR Console
(TXLSPHQWRIFRQ¿UPHGFRQQHFWLYLW\ setup example
Synapse V3.1.0 produced by FUJIFILM or later • HOST name :fcr-csl*
• IP address :192.168.100.13*
• AE name (User) :CL-SCU*
• Service Class :DX Image Storage
for Presentation
Items marked with “*” constitute setup examples, which need be

changed depending on the equipment or network environment.
DCL811001.EPS

N2YHUDOORSHUDWLRQÀRZ
Console to other connected equipment.
Make setups for inputting/outputting “2. Software Setup”

images via DICOM.
equipment
y Registration of information (AE name,
device attribute, port number, Service
Class, handling of HQ images, etc.) on
other connected equipment
Make the following setups as required.
y Setup for automatic image distribution
code
y Setup for CONNECTING EQUIPMENT
(OD attribute only)
y Setup for UID issuance
y Setup for name elements
Make sure that images can be transferred “3. Connection

from the DR Console to other connected Checkout”
equipment.
%DFNXSWKHFRQ¿JXUDWLRQ¿OH “4. Setup File

Backup”

1. Hardware Setup
Connect the DR Console to other connected equipment via network as
illustrated below.
1000BASE-T
TCP/IP
FPD DR Console Other connected

equipment
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U NOTES U
y Do not connect the telephone line to the network connectors of the DR
Console and other connected equipment.
y The IEC950/UL1950-conformed cable is available for the
DR Console.

2.1.1 Starting the Service Utility
Set up the items shown in gray as required. Be sure to set up all other 1. 7XUQ21WKH'5&RQVROHSRZHU
items.
Windows starts up and then the DR Console-AP starts running in
about one minute.
2.1.1 Starting the Service Utility ± REFERENCE
2.1.2 Setup for the Study Modality If the AP or Windows is already running, start the Service Utility as
2.1.3 Setup of Information on This directed under REFERENCE in step 2. below.
Equipment for the DICOM DX
Storage Function
2.1.4 Registration of Information on Other 2. :LWKLQDSHULRGRIVHFRQGVDIWHUWKHLQLWLDOZLQGRZRSHQV
Connected Equipment for the Tasks done on sequentially click the upper left and upper right corners of
DICOM DX Storage Function the DR Console WKHZLQGRZ
2.1.5 Settings of Automatic Image Click the upper left corner and then the upper right corner.
Distribution (DISTRIBUTION CODE)
2.1.6 Setup for CONNECTING
EQUIPMENT
2.1.7 Settings for UID Issuance
2.1.8 Changing the Name Elements
2.1.9 Display Gradation Correction Setup
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The Service Utility mode starts and then the “IIP Service Utility”
2.2 Software Setup on Other Connected · · · Tasks done on window opens.
equipment
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± REFERENCE
steps to start the Service Utility.
1. To exit the AP, choose “Shut Down” on the menu.
2. Click [OK] while holding down the <Shift> key on the shutdown
window.

2.1.2 Setup for the Study Modality 3. Click
Information on the setup data for the DR Console system appears
1. &OLFN>6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP@RIWKH³,,36HUYLFH8WLOLW\´
on the right-side of the window.
ZLQGRZ
DCL804001.EPS
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6HW³';ÍRU .
00000091.EPS saved.
2. Click the PDUNZLWKLQWKH ¿HOGRQWKH 6. Click .

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2.1.3 Setup of Information on This Equipment for 4. 6HOHFW³',&20´DQGFOLFN .
the DICOM DX Storage Function
Make settings for the following information items of this equipment.
y AE name (Application Entity Name) of this equipment
y Other (timeout settings, etc.)
1. Click the PDUNZLWKLQWKH ¿HOGRQ The “Application Entity List” window opens.
WKH³6HWXS&RQILJXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZ
3. 0DNHVXUHWKDWWKH'5&RQVROHKRVWQDPHDQG,3DGGUHVV
are displayed.
DR Console
host name
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192.168.100.13
IP address
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U NOTE U ³&/6&8´ in the ¿HOG
DR Console is connected to a network. U NOTE U
There is no need to set the port number in .


6. Click . 8. 7RVHWXSWKH$(WKDWLVWKH8VHUVHOHFW 6&8 IRUWKH
Role.
± REFERENCES
y If “SCU” is selected, items that need not be set will be hidden on
the “DICOM Setup” window.
y For DICOM SCU settings on this equipment (THIS HOST (IIP)),
two or more Service Class settings (e.g., DX Image Storage,
DICOM Print, and other) can be selected for a single Application
Entity. Moreover, two or more Transfer Syntax settings (e.g.,
JPEGLossless, ImplicitVRLittleEndian, and other) can be selected
for a single Service Class.
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± REFERENCES Service Class ImplictVR ExplictVR JPEG
y If “DX Image Storage For Presentation” is selected, items that
need not be set will be hidden on the “DICOM Setup” window. DX Image Storage { { {
y³9HUL¿FDWLRQ´LVWKH6HUYLFH&ODVVXVHGWRYHULI\FRQQHFWLRQ 9HUL¿FDWLRQ { ° °
³9HUL¿FDWLRQ´PXVWEHVHOHFWHG
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)RUGHWDLOVRIYHUL¿FDWLRQRIFRQQHFWLRQVHH³9HULI\LQJ as necessary.
WKH&RQQHFWLRQWR2WKHU&RQQHFWHG(TXLSPHQW±9HULI\
&RQQHFWLRQ´LQ³080DLQWHQDQFH8WLOLW\´ ± REFERENCE
above is the SCU.

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¿HOGWRVHOHFW³27+(5ÍRUWKHGHYLFHDWWULEXWH $ZLQGRZRSHQVSURPSWLQJ\RXWRFRQ¿UPWKHVHWXSGDWDWREH
saved.
U NOTE U
To set the SCU AE on the DR Console, select “OTHER” for the 15. Click .
12. Click .
The system returns to the “Application Entity List” window.
13. Click .
± REFERENCES
³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZ$GLVSOD\HGLWHPFDQEH
changed. Whenever it is changed, never fail to click .
y If the key is clicked, currently selected items are deleted.

l Printer requirements
AE name of this equipment
Service Class, Role, Transfer Syntax and device

attribute (Attribute) 00000096.EPS

2.1.4 Registration of Information on Other Connected 3. Click .
Equipment for the DICOM DX Storage Function The “Application Entity List” window opens for setup of information
y Host name and IP address of other connected equipment
y AE name (Application Entity Name) and port number of other
connected equipment
y Setups for gradation correction
y Other (usage of two-byte characters, annotation character setting,
etc.)
1. Select RIWKH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ
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M Enter the Host name (e.g.: “Other01”) in the

¿HOG 4. 0DNHWKHIROORZLQJVHWWLQJV
M Enter the IP address (e.g.: “172.16.1.30”) in the M Enter the AE name of other connected equipment
¿HOG (e.g.: “Other01-SCP”) in the
M Select “DICOM”. ¿HOG
U NOTES U
y Never fail to enter the SCP AE name.

M Enter the Port number of other connected equipment (e.g.: “5001”)
in the ¿HOG

5. Click . 8. &OLFNGRZQZDUGDUURZ in the
The “DICOMSetup” window opens. ¿HOGWRVHOHFW7UDQVIHU
6\QWD[ HJ³,PSOLFLW95/LWWOH(QGLDQ´

DX Image Storage { { {
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U NOTE U
Be sure to select a Transfer Syntax selected for this equipment.
6. &OLFNWKHGRZQZDUGDUURZPDUN in the
¿HOGDQGVHOHFWWKH 9. &KDQJHWKHIROORZLQJVHWWLQJVDVUHTXLUHG
³&5,PDJH6WRUDJHÍXQFWLRQ
M Setting of
U NOTE U
Do not select two or more Service Class settings for a single
ST : Select if other connected equipment cannot receive
Application Entity (e.g., CR Image Storage and DX Image Storage
HQ images.
for Presentation). Further, do not select two or more Transfer
ST & HQ : Select if other connected equipment can receive HQ
Syntax settings for a single Service Class (e.g., JPEG Lossless
images. (Basically select this setting.)
and Implicit VR Little Endian).
ST & HQ & SH : Do not select this setting.
(YHQLI\RXVHOHFWWZRRUPRUHVHWWLQJVRQO\WKH¿UVWRQHWDNHV
effect.
7RKDQGOHWZRE\WHFKDUDFWHUVFKHFNWKH ER[
± REFERENCES to
If “DX Image Storage For Presentarion” is selected, items that need
not be set will be hidden on the “DICOM Setup” window. ± REFERENCE
needs not be checked. Even if checked, it will be
disregarded.
7. Because the AE of other connected equipment is the
3URYLGHUPDNHVXUHWKDW 6&3 LVVHOHFWHGIRUWKH
Role. 11. &OLFNGRZQZDUGDUURZ in the
¿HOGWRVHOHFWGHYLFHDWWULEXWHRIRWKHUFRQQHFWHGHTXLSPHQW
+'B),/(

12. Make setups for gradation correction as required. 17. 6HOHFW³6DYHÍURPWKH³&RQ¿J ) ´PHQX
saved.
18. Click .
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6HWXS´.
Yes : To transfer annotation-embedded images.

No : To transfer images not embedded with annotation.
7RVHWELWVIRUWKH',&20¿OHVWRUDJHELWYDOXH
7RVHWELWVIRUWKH',&20¿OHVWRUDJHELWYDOXH
15. Click .
16. Click .

2.1.5 Settings of Automatic Image Distribution 3. 0DNHWKHIROORZLQJVHWWLQJV
(DISTRIBUTION CODE) M Enter an 8-digit distribution code (e.g.: 12345678) in
For an automatic image distribution to equipment of HD_FILE attribute, .
set up DISTRIBUTION CODE.
M Click downward arrow of
U NOTE U
to select equipment’s
For an automatic image distribution processing, be sure to change to
“Yes” ahead of time the setting (item 3 of “SYSTEM CONFIG” “5. host or AE name (e.g.: “Other01-SCP”).
CSL/IDT FUNCTION”) under “Enable Distribution Code Setup” of the
Service Utility function.
4. Click .
)RUDQDXWRPDWLFGLVWULEXWLRQWRHTXLSPHQWRI2'B),/(DWWULEXWH 7KHV\VWHPUHWXUQVWRWKH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZ
SHUIRUPWKHSURFHGXUHGHVFULEHGLQ³6HWXSIRU&211(&7,1*
(48,30(17´.
1. Click RIWKH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ $ZLQGRZRSHQVSURPSWLQJ\RXWRFRQ¿UPWKHVHWXSGDWDWREH
,WHP´ZLQGRZ saved.
A list of destination equipment for automatic image distribution
appears on the right-side area of the window. 6. Click .
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2. Click .
The “Distribution Code” window opens.

2.1.6 Setup for CONNECTING EQUIPMENT 2.1.7 Settings for UID Issuance
To automatically transfer images to the OD_FILE, set up CONNECTING Use the procedure below if the UID issuance method needs to be
EQUIPNET as directed below. FKDQJHGGHSHQGLQJRQWKHVSHFL¿FDWLRQVRIRWKHUFRQQHFWHGHTXLSPHQW
which the image is transferred to.
1. Click RQWKH³6HWXS For default settings, see Table: List of UID settings.
A list of registered equipment units appears on the right side of the 1. Click the mark of RIWKH³6HWXS
window. &RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZ
2. Click .
2. Click .
The content of the setup items for the DR Console system
The “CONNECTING EQUIPMENT” window opens. information appears on the right-side area of the window.
and select function (OD_FILE) of the connected equipment.
and select equipment (ODF

host name).
4. Click . 00000248.EPS
$ZLQGRZRSHQVSURPSWLQJ\RXWRFRQ¿UPWKHVHWXSGDWD
6. Click .
The setup data will then be saved.

3. 0DNHFRQ¿JXUDWLRQVHWWLQJVDVIROORZVIRU8,'LVVXDQFH No Name Selection Meaning
Table List of UID settings (IMAGE MODALITY) 39 UID Issuance ~ YES Whether or not to issue a
about a Issues a new UID. new image UID or SOP
No Name Selection Meaning function M NO Instance UID when the
(except Image Does not issue a new UID. shuttering processing
9 UID Issuance M YES Whether or not to issue a
Processing) to FRQGLWLRQLVPRGL¿HGRQWKH
change to the DR Console.
ID Information ~ NO Instance UID when any ID
image
Does not issue a new UID. LQIRUPDWLRQLVPRGL¿HGRQ
themselves
the DR Console.
45 UID Issuance ~ YES Whether or not to issue a
10 UID Issuance ~ YES Whether or not to issue a new
after Modifying Issues a new UID. image UID or SOP Instance
Trimming M NO Instance UID when trimming
Normalized M NO UID when image
Parameter Does not issue a new UID. LQIRUPDWLRQLVPRGL¿HG
PRGL¿HGRQWKH'5&RQVROH
46 UID Inssuance ~ YES Whether or not to issue a
11 UID Issuance M YES Whether or not to issue a new after Modifying Issues a new UID. new image UID or SOP
after Modifying Issues a new UID. image UID or SOP Instance FNC M NO Instance UID when a FNC
Image ~ NO UID when image processing Parameter Does not issue a new UID. SDUDPHWHULVPRGL¿HG
Processing Does not issue a new UID. FRQGLWLRQVDUHPRGL¿HGRQ
Parameter the DR Console. 57 UID Issuance ~ YES Whether or not to issue an
afterModifying Issues a new UID. image UID and
12 UID Issuance ~ YES Specifying whether or not to M NO SOPInstanceUID when the
Before Issues a new UID. output an SOP Instance UID Does not issue a new UID. CRF parameter (sharpness
Sending M NO as the processed CR image processing parameter) is
Processed Does not issue a new UID. UID when generating PRGL¿HG
Data processed image output on
the DR Console. ~ : Default setting
13 DICOM Series ~ 0: 1 Study - N series and 1 Setup of Series Instance UID
Generation Series - 1 image issuance logic. 4. 6HOHFW³6DYHÍURPWKH³&RQ¿J ) ´PHQX
Logic Issues a number so that it
6HH³ $ZLQGRZRSHQVSURPSWLQJ\RXWRFRQ¿UPWKHVHWXSGDWDWREH
&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ'HWDLOV saved.
study and only one image for
one series. ±,0$*(
M 0: 1 Study - N series 02'$/,7<´XQGHU
³080DLQWHQDQFH 5. Click .
and 1 Series - M image
Issues a number so that it 8WLOLW\´.
one series.
Series - N image
Issues a number so that it
has only one series for one
one series.
~ : Default setting
2.1.8 Changing the Name Elements 2.1.9 Display Gradation Correction Setup
6HH³6HWWLQJWKH1DPH(OHPHQWVIRU',&20&RQQHFWLRQ´XQGHU The display gradation correction setup procedure is performed to
³080DLQWHQDQFH8WLOLW\´. provide images with reasonable appearance when they are displayed
on the DICOM viewer. The data entered by performing this procedure
works when the DR Console transmits images to the DICOM viewer.
7KLVVHFWLRQH[SODLQVDERXWWKH/87¿OHKDQGOLQJDQG6HUYLFH8WLOLW\
setup procedures to be performed for gradation correction purposes.
N +DQGOLQJWKH/87¿OH
&RS\DELW/87¿OH*1WRDVSHFL¿HGIROGHURQWKH'5,'&/DQG
WKHQFKDQJHWKH¿OHQDPHDFFRUGLQJO\
Copy destination : C:\Program Files\FujiFilm\IIP\CrtLut folder
Filename : “SCP AE name”+.lut (e.g., ViewerA.lut)
*1 “mono_PL300_LL_16.lut” and “mono_PL400_LL_16.lut” are available
for 300 candelas and 400 candelas of maximum monitor luminance,
respectively.

N Setup procedure ,9 Choose this option when DICOM tag information (VOILUT
With the Service Utility, perform gradation correction setup as directed they are subjected to gradation correction (inverse transform
below. LUT process) at the connected equipment.
1. 6WDUWWKH6HUYLFH8WLOLW\PRGHDQGRSHQWKHJUDGDWLRQ 3. 6DYHWKHVHWXSGDWDDQGWKHQH[LWWKH6HUYLFH8WLOLW\PRGH
FRUUHFWLRQVHWXSZLQGRZ /872SHUDWLRQ
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,
,,
,,,
,9.
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, Choose this option when outgoing images are not to be

subjected to gradation correction.
,, Choose this option when outgoing images are to be subjected to
gradation correction (inverse transform LUT process) and
transmitted as DICOM-processed images.
,,, Choose this option when DICOM tag information (Modality LUT
they are subjected to gradation correction at the connected
equipment (Kodak, etc.).
U NOTE U
Do not select "III.", because DX Image Storage is not support to the
Modality LUT module. Even if it is selected, the processing results
in the same as that selected in "I.".

2.1.10 Service Utility Shutdown 2.2 Software Setup on Other Connected
1. 6HOHFW³&ORVHÍURPWKH³&RQ¿J ) ´PHQX Equipment
The system returns to the “IIP Service Utility” window. Set up DICOM CR Storage in accordance with the software
VSHFL¿FDWLRQVRIRWKHUFRQQHFWHGHTXLSPHQWVRWKDWLWFDQUHFHLYH
2. &OLFN>([LW6HUYLFH8WLOLW\@ images from the DR Console.

3. Connection Checkout 3.2 Image Transfer to Other Connected
Equipment
After the DR Console-AP is started, makes sure that images can be
transferred from the DR Console to other connected equipment. Transfer images accumulated in the DR Console to other connected
equipment.
3.1 DR Conosle-AP Startup
1. 6HOHFWDQLPDJHIRUWUDQVIHUWKHQWUDQVIHULWWRRWKHU
3.2 Image Transfer to Other
)RUGHWDLOVRIWKHLPDJHWUDQVIHUSURFHGXUHVVHH
Connected Equipment
WKH'5&RQVROH23(5$7,210$18$/ 0(
2. 0DNHVXUHWKDWWKHLPDJHKDVDFWXDOO\EHHQWUDQVIHUUHGWR
other connected equipment.
3.1 DR Console-AP Startup )RUGHWDLOVRIWKHWUDQVIHUUHGLPDJHFKHFNLQJSURFHGXUHVVHH
the operation manual attached to each equipment.
1. )URPWKH PHQXVHTXHQWLDOO\VHOHFW³3URJUDPV´
The DR Console opening window opens.
In about two minutes, the DR Console-AP reception window
opens.
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4. Setup File Backup
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Appendix 13 DICOM Print Connection/setup example
Other connected equipment
Described below are setup procedures used for printing images from • HOST name : fujiprinter
the DR Console using the DICOM Print function. • IP address : 172.16.0.41 *
• AE name (Provider) : DRYPIX
U NOTE U • Port number : 104*
The DICOM Printer (laser imager) is abbreviated herein as “other • Service Class : Basic Grayscale Print
connected equipment.” • Transfer Syntax : Implict VR Little Endian
N Before setup Other

connected
L DR Console requirements equipment
y The DR Console main unit must have been set up accordingly.
y DICOM Print key is standard function, but it is necessary to be installed
in the same way as option keys.
TCP/IP
Key Name Functions Supported
DICOM Print key Basic Grayscale Print (SCU) SFPD DICOM Print
L Requirements of other connected equipment FPD

DR Console
y Other connected equipment main unit must have been set up
accordingly.
DR Console
setup example
• HOST name : fcr-csl*
• IP address : 192.168.100.13*
• AE name (User) : CL-SCU*
• Service Class : Basic Grayscale Print
Items marked with “*” constitute setup examples, which

need to be changed depending on the equipment or
network environment. DCL812001.EPS
± REFERENCE
The default user AE name in the FUJI MEDICAL DRY LASER IMAGRER
DRYPIX is “FCR-CSL”.

2YHUDOORSHUDWLRQÀRZ 1. Hardware Setup
Console to other connected equipment. Connect the DR Console to other connected equipment via network as
illustrated below.
z DRYPIX
Make setups for printing images onto other “2. Software Setup”
connected equipment using the DICOM 1000BASE-T
Print function. (category 6-compliant) cable
Install the option key and reinstall the AP TCP/IP
key. Make then the following setups.
equipment FPD DR Console DRYPIX
y Setup of information (AE name, device OE000005.EPS
attribute, port number, Service Class,
DICOM Print output conditions, handling
of HQ images, etc.) on other connected
U NOTES U
equipment y Do not connect the telephone line to the network connectors of the DR
Make the following setups as required. Console and other connected equipment.
y Registration of a printer for automatic y The IEC950/UL1950-conformed cable is available for these equipment
image printout after the completion of a units (DR Console and DRYPIX).
study
y6HWXSIRU¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHU
output format
y Setup for name components
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from the DR Console to other connected Connection”
equipment and printed correctly from it.
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Setup File”

2.1.1 Installation of the DICOM Print Key
Set up the items in gray as required. Be sure to set up all other items.
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To activate the DICOM Print function on other connected equipment,
the DICOM PRINT key is needed.DICOM Print key is standard function,
but it is necessary to be installed in the same way as option keys.
2.1.1 Installation of the DICOM Print
Option Key
1. Insert the optional key CD into the CD-ROM drive.
2.1.2 AP Key Reinstallation
2.1.3 Service Utility Startup Within several seconds, the installation start window opens.
2.1.4 Setup of Information on This The indication varies
Equipment for the DICOM Print with the option key
Function
for installation.
2.1.5 Registration of Information on Other
Connected Equipment for the DICOM
Tasks done on DCL70410.EPS
Print Function
the DR Console
2.1.6 Registration of Printer That
Automatically Outputs Print Films 2. Click .
Upon Completion of checkout
CONNECTING EQUIPMENT (*) A window opens to indicate the completion of option key
2.1.7 Film Annotation Character Format installation.
Setup (*)
The indication varies
2.1.8 Changes in Name Elements (*) with the option key
2.1.9 Setup for Film Sorting Function for installation.
2.1.10 Setting the DICOM Print Output
Conditions
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equipment 3. Click .

2.1.2 AP Key Reinstallation &RQÀJXUHGDWIDFWRU\ 6HUYLFH8WLOLW\6WDUWXS
If the option key is installed, be sure to reinstall the AP key. 1. 7XUQ21WKH'5&RQVROHSRZHU
Use the AP key CD to reinstall the AP key. The reinstallation procedure Windows starts up and then the DR Console-AP starts running in
is shown below. about one minute.
1. Insert the AP key CD into the CD-ROM drive. ± REFERENCE

After a while, the installation start window automatically opens. If the AP or Windows is already running, start the Service Utility as
directed under REFERENCE in step 2. below.
2. :LWKLQDSHULRGRIVHFRQGVDIWHUWKHLQLWLDOZLQGRZRSHQV
sequentially click the upper left and upper right corners of
WKHZLQGRZ
2. Click .
3. Click .
4. Remove the CD from the CD-ROM drive. 00000118.EPS
The Service Utility mode starts and then the “IIP Service Utility”
window opens.
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± REFERENCE 2.1.4 Setup of Information on This Equipment for the
If you cannot complete step 2. from the initial window within a ',&203ULQW)XQFWLRQ
steps to start the Service Utility: Makes settings for the following information items of this equipment.
1. To exit the AP, choose “Shut Down” on the menu. y AE name (Application Entity Name) of this equipment
2. Click [OK] while holding down the <Shift> key on the shutdown y Other (timeout settings, etc.)
window.
3. From the “Start” menu, sequentially choose “Programs”, 1. &OLFN>6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP@RIWKH³,,36HUYLFH8WLOLW\´
“Fuji Film”, and “DR-Console”. ZLQGRZ
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2. Click the mark of the ¿HOG


4. Make sure that the DR Console host name and IP address 6. (QWHUWKH$(QDPHWKDWLVWKH6&8IRUWKH'5&RQVROH HJ
are displayed.
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DR Console
host name ± REFERENCE
When the connected equipment is FUJI MADECAL DRY LASER
DR Console IMAGER DRYPIX, enter “FCR-CSL”. As the AE name of the
192.168.100.13
IP address connected equipment (SCU), “FCR-CSL” has been set for DRYPIX.
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DR Console is connected to a network. There is no need to set the port number in .
5. 6HOHFW³',&20´DQGFOLFN .
7. Click .
The “Application Entity List” window opens.
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13. Click .
± REFERENCE
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Role. deleted.
± REFERENCE
AE name of this equipment
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the “DICOM Setup” window.
10. Set the DICOM inter-message timeout value

as necessary.
± REFERENCE
above is the SCU.

Service Class, Role, Transfer Syntax and device attribute (Attribute) 00000399.EPS
U NOTE U
To set the SCU AE on the DR Console, always select “OTHER” for
the device attribute.

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saved.
y Host name and IP address of other connected equipment
15. Click . y AE name (Application Entity Name) and port number of other
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y Settings for DICOM Print output conditions
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below.
N Host name and IP address of other

connected equipment
N AE name (Application Entity Name) and ......A

port number of other connected equipment
N Service Class, Role, Transfer Syntax and

......B
device attribute
N Settings for DICOM Print output conditions ......C
N Other (usage of two-byte characters) ......D

+RVWQDPHDQG,3DGGUHVVRIRWKHUFRQQHFWHG 3. Click .
equipment
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M Enter the Host name (e.g.: “fujiprinter”) in the

¿HOG
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M Enter the AE name of other connected equipment (e.g.: “DRYPIX”)
¿HOGDQGVHOHFW6HUYLFH
in the ¿HOG
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M Enter the Port number of other connected equipment (e.g.: “104”) 3. &OLFNGRZQZDUGDUURZ in the
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Set as follows when the DRYPIX is connected. LV127DYDLODEOH
M FUJI MEDICAL DRY LASER IMAGER DRYPIX
y Application Entity Name : DRYPIX (default)
y Port number : 17238 (default : DRYPIX 3000)
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2. Click .
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output conditions. to
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equipment is the DRYPIX. ± REFERENCE
needs not be checked. Even if checked, it
will be disregarded.
2. Click .
3. Click .
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saved.
y Media Type BLUE FILM (Default) 5. Click .

y Film Destination PROCESSOR (Default) The system saves the setup data.
y Mag Type CUBIC (Default)
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y Recognition Coed NONE (Default)
y Default Bin Number 1 (Default)
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y Requested Image Size SUPPORTED (Select this setting.)
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* 6HWWKLVLWHPLQDFFRUGDQFHZLWKWKH¿OPVL]HDYDLODEOHRQWKH
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be registered here.
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saved.
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l...
2. Click .
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window.
3. Click .
The “CONNECTING EQUIPMENT” window opens.

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3HUIRUPWKHIROORZLQJ¿OPDQQRWDWLRQFKDUDFWHUIRUPDWVHWXSSURFHGXUH When the DICOM is connected, change patient name elements as
IRULQVWDQFHWRVSHFLI\WKHLPDJHLQIRUPDWLRQWREHSULQWHGRXWRQWR¿OP necessary.
the annotation character format, and the use of an image-frame.
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saved.
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2.1.10 6HWWLQJWKH',&203ULQW2XWSXW&RQGLWLRQV Item Option Meaning Remarks
Default BIN number BIN-number- BIN number for printing
The DICOM Print output condition setup data are detailed below.
(Default BIN indicating images without matching
Number) number collation values.
Item Option Meaning Remarks
Generates 10-bit
Film having a blue Checked
BLUE FILM Routine setting. outputs. Select "Checked" for output
background 10-bit image output
to a FujiFilm printer. Select
Media type (Media (10Bits Stored
Film having a Generates 12-bit "Unchecked" to other
Type) Supported) Unchecked
CLEAR FILM transparent outputs. company's printer.
background
MAGAZINE Magazine Transfers an image Select “SUPPORTED” for
Film output SUPPORTED
size request tag. output to a FujiFilm printer.
destination (Film PROCESSOR Processor
For other company's printer,
Destination) BIN_I Printer trays see "Conformance
8INu10IN 8"u10" Requested Image Statement" for its destination
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Film size 10INu14IN 26u36 cm UNSUPPORTED image size request 0030) is supported select
(Film Size ID) 14INu14IN 14"u14" tag. "SUPPORTED", when NOT
14INu17IN 14"u17" supported select
"UNSUPPORTED".
REPLICATE Replicate method
Image interpolation 3.0 If 3.6 is set, images will be
BILINEAR Bilinear method
method Maximum density printed at Dmax 3.6 only
(Mag Type) CUBIC Cubic method Routine setting. Dmax when the MPM CODE is
3.6
NONE No interpolation x3xx.
This setting takes effect only
when “CUBIC” is selected
as the image interpolation
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A character
method A character string string”, write the character
string
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“Conformance Statement”
for the output destination
printer.
2. &OLFN>([LW6HUYLFH8WLOLW\@
Requesting Information for identifying
REQ-SRV The system returns to the desktop screen.
department the BIN number that is used
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destination
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Equipment
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equipment can receive images coming from the DR Console. YHUL¿FDWLRQSXUSRVHV
3.1 Starting the DR Console-AP
3.2 Verifying the Film Annotation

Character Format
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1. From the PHQXVHTXHQWLDOO\VHOHFW³3URJUDPV´
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The DR Console opening window appears on the display.
After about two minutes, the DR Console-AP reception window
opens.
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1. Print out a read image.
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information entered from the DR Console is properly printed 8SWKH&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ)LOH±&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ5HVWRUH%DFNXS³XQGHU
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character printings.
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(image size: 35 × 35cm (14" × 14"); print format: TWIN). When the default
settings are used, character strings (1) through (19) are printed out.
(1) Hospital name (institution name)
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(2) EDR mode + menu code
(3) Patient ID
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Appendix 14 RIS: DICOM MWM/ Connection/setup examples
The following connection/setup examples are used in this chapter to
DICOM PPS describe the setup procedure.
RIS setup example
This chapter describes the DICOM MWM and DICOM PPS setup
procedures. RIS_A* /172.16.1.80*............................. HOST name/IP address
M MWM RIS_SCP* /5010*............................... AE name/Port number
Abbreviation of the “Modality Worklist Management” function, which Modality Worklist Management.... Service Class (for MWM)
enables the DR Console to receive via networks patient information SCP.......................................... Role
or exposure menu registered to the RIS and view it on the study Performed Procedure Step.......... Service Class (for PPS)
reception window.
SCP.......................................... Role
The DR Console offers two kinds of MWM: MWM(ORDER) that
receives both patient information and exposure menu and MWM (ID)
that receives only patient information.
RIS
M PPS
Abbreviation of the “Performed Procedure Step” function, which is DICOM MWM
responsible for sending patient's actual measurement values TCP/IP
determined on the DR Console back to the RIS.
Basically, the PPS function is used combined with MWM. DICOM PPS
Note however that the RIS does not support the PPS function
depending on the model. For this reason, the DR Console offers the FPD DR Console
MWM and PPS functions individually.
N Prior to setup DR Console

setup example
y The DR Console main unit must have been set up accordingly. fcr-csl* /192.168.100.13*......................... HOST name/IP address
y The following option keys are needed. CL-SCU*/Port number
P/N Key Name Functions Supported (setup not required**)......................... AE name/Port number
502-26144-02 DICOM ORDER MWM* Modality Worklist Management Modality Worklist MFIND............... Service Class (for MWM)
(patient information and exposure SCU.......................................... Role
menu) Modality Performed Procedure Step.. Service Class (for PPS)
502-26141-02 DICOM ID MWM* Modality Worklist Management SCU.......................................... Role
(only patient information)
502-26138-02 DICOM MPPS Performed Procedure Step * Setup examples that need be changed depending on the equipment
* Variation or network environment.
** Port number needs not be set up for the Service Class when the
Role is SCU. 00000520.EPS

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When performing DICOM MWM or DICOM PPS setup, you might have
Use a network cable to connect the DR “1. Hardware Setup” WRSHUIRUPFRQ¿JXUDWLRQVHWXSSURFHGXUHV ,0$*(02'$/,7<DQG
Console to the RIS. CSL/IDT FUNCTION) in addition to a normal DICOM connection setup
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Details are given below.
Make setups for the DICOM MWM or “2. Software Setup” )RUGHWDLOHGVHWXSSURFHGXUHVHH³0:0336&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ
DICOM PPS function. Setup”.
y Optional key installation
y AP key reinstallation L When the employed RIS does not support the PPS (or makes the
y DICOM MWM settings PPS inoperative)
y DICOM PPS settings 6HOHFW³1RÍRU,0$*(02'$/,7<1R 'LVSOD\3HUIRUPHG
Make the following setups as required. 3URFHGXUHRQ:RUNOLVW7DE 6HOHFW³<HV´LIWKH336LVVXSSRUWHG
y DICOM MWM and DICOM PPS
FRQ¿JXUDWLRQVHWWLQJV When the PPS function is not used, the information about the end of
y Name element settings study cannot be returned to the RIS. Therefore, the data about
y Setups for exposure menu/study menu patients who have gone through a study process remains in the DR
mapping &RQVROHZRUNOLVW7KLVFRQ¿JXUDWLRQVHWWLQJLVXVHGWRDYRLGWKLV
VLWXDWLRQ:KHQ³1R´LVVHOHFWHGDVWKHFRQ¿JXUDWLRQVHWWLQJWKH
data about patients who have gone through a study process will be
deleted from the DR Console worklist.
Verify DICOM MWM and DICOM PPS “3. Verifying the
operations. Connection” L When the employed RIS is manufactured by T company
When T’s RIS is used, consult with the hospital administrator to
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settings.
Setup File” M Setting the method of inquiring at the RIS
The DR Console acquires patient information in accordance with
a trigger signal from the RIS.
M Setting the compliance with the JJ1017 guideline in Japan
The following three items of information will be displayed within
the exposure menu information sequence.
First information item : Exposure technique (Plain, Contrast,
etc.)
Second information item : Exposure region (Head, Chest, etc.)
Third information item : Direction of exposure (Frontal,
Lateral, etc.)

L When the employed RIS is capable of acquiring exposure status
information through a private tag
When the RIS is capable of acquiring exposure status information
through a private tag, additional PPS items can be set. These items
should be enabled or disabled in accordance with actual operations
at the hospital.
The following additional items can be set.
y Exposure status sequence
y Number of split exposures
y Exposure status

1. Hardware Setup
Connect the DR Consle to the RIS via networks as illustrated below.
1000BASE-T
(category 6-compriant)
TCP/IP
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U NOTES U
y Do not connect the telephone line to the DR Console network
connectors.
y The IEC950/UL 1950-conformed cable is available for the
DR Console.

2. Software Setup 2.1 DICOM MWM or DICOM PPS Option
Key Installation
Set up software for the DR Console as follows.
U NOTE U
2.1 DICOM MWM or DICOM PPS Option Both MWM (ORDER) and MWM (ID) option keys can be installed.
Key Installation
2.2 AP Key Reinstallation 1. Insert the DICOM MWM option key CD into the CD-ROM
drive.
Compulsory tasks Within several seconds, the installation start window opens.
2.3 Setup for the DICOM MWM Function
2.3.1 Setup of DR Console Information
for the DICOM MWM Function 2. Click .
2.3.2 Registration of RIS Information A window opens to indicate the completion of installation.
2.3.3 Registration of RIS Used for
MWM 3. Click .
2.4 Setup for the DICOM PPS Function
2.4.1 Setup of DR Console Information Tasks done only 4. 5HPRYHWKH&'IURPWKH&'520GLYH
for the DICOM PPS Function when the PPS
2.4.2 Registration of RIS Information function is used. 5. :KHQXVLQJWKH',&20336IXQFWLRQLQVHUWWKHRSWLRQDO
2.4.3 Registration of RIS Used with ',&20336NH\&'WRLQVWDOOLWIROORZLQJWKHSURFHGXUH
PPS described in steps 2. to 4. above.
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Tasks done as
necessary.
2.6 Changing Name Elements
Tasks done only
2.7 Setup for Exposure Menu/Study Menu when handling
Mapping ordering information
with the MWM
function.

2.2 AP Key Reinstallation 2.3 Setup for the DICOM MWM Function
If an option key is installed, be sure to reinstall the AP key. Set up DR Console and RIS information for the DICOM MWM function.
Described below is the procedure to be followed to reinstall the AP key 2.3.1 Setup of DR Console Information for the DICOM
using the AP key CD. MWM Function
1. Insert the AP key CD into the CD-ROM drive. The items listed below must be set up following the procedure described
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After a while, the installation start window automatically opens. Utility mode.
y DR Console AE name (Application Entity Name)
y Service Class and Role, Device Attribute (OTHER)
y Other (timeout setting)
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2. Click . the Service Utility” under “MU: Maintenance Utility”.
3. Click .
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multiple images for one series.
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2.6 Changing Name Elements he following examples describe the procedures for mapping the
H[SRVXUHPHQXRUVWXG\PHQXGH¿QHGE\WKH5,6
6HH³6HWWLQJWKH1DPH(OHPHQWVIRU',&20&RQQHFWLRQ´
under “MU: Maintenance Utility”. M Exposure menu
(QVXUHWKDWWKHRUGHULQJLQIRUPDWLRQGH¿QHGE\WKH',&20WDJ
40,0008)>(0008,0100)) of the RIS agrees with the extended menu
2.7 Setup for Exposure Menu/Study Menu code of DR Console exposure menu.
Mapping
N7DJPDSSLQJ
When transmitting order information to the DR Console for MWM
purposes, it is necessary to standardize the exposure and study menu
tag information for the RIS and DR Console.
Ensure that this code agrees with the RIS
0RUHVSHFL¿FDOO\\RXPXVWFRPSOHWHWKHIROORZLQJVWHSV ordering information (tag information). OE000056.EPS
y Verify the DICOM tag number that contains RIS ordering information.
y Ensure that the RIS ordering information and DR Console exposure ,IWKHPHQXGH¿QHGE\WKH5,6LVQRWUHJLVWHUHGLQWKH'5&RQVROH
menu/study menu agree in extended menu codes (this can be create a new exposure menu and then enter the RIS ordering
accomplished by rewriting the menu codes as needed with the information related to the exposure menu into the DR Console
DR Console user utility). H[WHQGHGPHQXFRGH¿HOG
± REFERENCE
The DR Console performs exposure menu mapping in accordance with
a tag number (0040,0008)>(0008,0100) transmitted from the RIS. Study
menu mapping is performed when no exposure menu tag number is
transmitted from the RIS.
The study menu mapping tag numbers transmitted from the RIS vary
Enter the RIS ordering information
from one RIS manufacturer to another. Therefore, Service Utility must (tag information) in this field. OE000058.EPS
be used to set such tag numbers for the DR Console.
Service Utility’s initial setting is (0040,0100)>(0040,0007).
For most of the RIS manufacturers in Japan, the initial setting
(0040,0100)>(0040,0007) can be used as is. For most of RIS
manufacturers other than in Japan, however, the initial setting needs to
be changed.
)RUGHWDLOVRQVHWXSVHHXQGHU³N7DJPDSSLQJFRQ¿JXUDWLRQ
VHWXS´

M Study menu 7DJPDSSLQJFRQ¿JXUDWLRQVHWXS
Since no study menu is registered in the DR Console, create a new 6HWWKHIROORZLQJFRQ¿JXUDWLRQGDWD ,0$*(02'$/,7< DVQHHGHG
study menu and then enter the RIS ordering information related to
the study menu. No. Name 0HDQLQJ
',&20GH¿QHGWDJQXPEHUVWREHPDSSHGRQWRD
Tag Mapped on study menu.
23 Study Menu at
MWM Use The default setups are 0040, 0100>0040 and
0007.
Specifying whether or not to perform study menu/
Perform Mapping exposure menu mapping.
to Exposure If “No” is selected, only the patient information will
24
Menu at MWM be used to initiate a study process.
Use
The default setup is to perform mapping.
Specifying whether or not to open a warning
Display Dialog window when mapping is not successfully
Enter the RIS ordering information When Failed in
(tag information) in this field. OE000057.EPS 25 performed for a DR Console study menu or
Mapping to Menu exposure menu.
at MWM Use
The default is to open a warning window.
± REFERENCE
The actual tag information (indicating whether mapping is properly
completed) exchanged between the RIS and DR Console can be
FRQ¿UPHGE\YLHZLQJWKHORJ¿OHVWKDWDUHJHQHUDWHGZKHQWKH',&20
Log Mode is enabled.
)RUGHWDLOVRQWKH',&20/RJ0RGHVHH³$SSHQGL[&8VLQJ
WKH',&20/RJ0RGH´XQGHU³080DLQWHQDQFH8WLOLW\´

3. Verifying the Connection 3.2 Verifying MWM
Check to see that the patient information registered to the RIS appears
After the DR Console-AP has been started up, verify MWM and PPS in the MWM worklist.
operations.

3.3 Verifying PPS
3.2 Verifying MWM Make sure that the patient information of the study completed has been
sent back to the RIS.
3.3 Verifying PPS
1. From the PHQXVHTXHQWLDOO\VHOHFW³3URJUDPV´

“Fuji Film” and “DR-Console”.
Æ The DR Console opening window opens.
opens.
OE000099.EPS

4. Backing Up the Setup File
0DNHDEDFNXSRIWKH'5&RQVROHVHWXS¿OH
To make a backup, have the following item on hand.

Appendix 15 Archiver: Storage Connection/setup example
This chapter describes the setup procedure using the connection/setup
Commitment Push examples shown below.
Archiver setup example
This chapter describes the setup procedure for the Storage Commitment
Push function on images to be transferred using DICOM CR Storage Scommit* /172.16.1.90*...................... HOST name/IP address
(Standard). Scommit_SCP* /5020*................... AE name/Port number
The DICOM Commitment Push function is to assure that images CR Image Storage..................... Service Class
transferred have been stored in the archiver. SCP....................................... Role
Images stored in the DR Console will not be deleted before a message ImplicitVRLittleEndian*.......... Transfer Syntax
comes from the archiver indicating that it has stored them accordingly. SC AE Name*....................... SCommit_SCP
Storage Commitment Push....... Service Class
N Prior to setup SCP....................................... Role
y The DR Console main unit must have been set up. Archiver
y Install the option key below.
DICOM Commitment Push
P/N Key Name Functions Supported
TCP/IP
502-26135 DICOM COMMIT CR Storage SCU Standard
Storage Commitment Push DICOM CR Storage (Standard)
FPD DR Console
DR Console
setup example
fcr-csl* /192.168.100.13*.......................... HOST name/IP address

CL-SCU*/Port number
(setup not required**)....................... AE name/Port number
CR Image Storage......................... Service Class
SCU.......................................... Role
ImplicitVRLittleEndian*.................. Transfer Syntax
SC AE Name*........................... Scommit_SCP
Storage Commitment Push........... Service Class
SCU.......................................... Role
* Setup examples that need be changed depending on the equipment or
network environment.
** Port number needs not be set up for the Service Class when the Role is SCU.
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2YHUDOORSHUDWLRQÀRZ
Console to the QA-WS.
After installing the DICOM CR Storage “2. Software Setup”

option, DICOM Commitment Push option
and the AP key, make the following setups
y DICOM CR Storage (OD_FILE attribute)
y Information of this equipment for the
Commitment Push function
y Registration of archiver information for
the Commitment Push function
y Registration of SC AE Name
Make sure that the Commitment Push “3. Verifying the

function is activated. Function”

Setup File”

1. Hardware Setup
Connect the DR Console to the archiver via networks, as illustrated
below.
1000BASE-T
TCP/IP
FPD DR Console Archiver

00000524.EPS
NOTES
y Do not connect the telephone line to the DR Console network
connectors.
y The IEC950/UL 1950-conformed cable is available for the DR Console.

2. Software Setup 2.1 Installing the DICOM Commitment
Push Option Key
Set up the DR Console software by performing the following steps:
1. Insert the option key CD into the CD-ROM drive.
2.1 Installing the DICOM Commitment Push After several seconds, the installation start window automatically
Option Key opens.
2.2 Reinstalling the AP Key 2. Click .

2.3 Performing DICOM CR Storage Setup
3. Click .
2.4 Setting Information on This Equipment for The installation start window opens again.
the Commitment Push Function
2.5 Registering the Archiver Information for the
Commitment Push Function
2.6 Registering the SC AE Name

2.2 Reinstalling the AP Key 2.3 Performing DICOM CR Storage/
DICOM DX Storage Setup
After option key installation, be sure to reinstall the AP key.
Use the AP key CD to reinstall the AP key. The procedure is described U NOTE U
below:
Before using Storage Commitment Push, complete DICOM CR Storage
or DICOM DX Storage setup for the archiver.
For details on DICOM CR Storage setup, see “2.1.3 Setup for
Information on This Equipment for the DICOM CR Storage
Function”, and subsequent sections under “Appendix 11 DICOM
CR Storage: Transfer of Processed Images” in “Appx IN”.
For details on DICOM DX Storage setup, see “2.1.3 Setup for
Information on This Equipment for the DICOM DX Storage
OE000018.EPS
Function”, and subsequent sections under “Appendix 12 DICOM
DX Storage: Transfer of Processed Images” in “Appx IN”.
2. Click .
3. Click .

2.4 Setting Information on This Equipment 2. Click SRVLWLRQHGVOLJKWO\EHORZWKHFHQWHURI
for the Commitment Push Function
WKHZLQGRZ
The following information items are to be set up by performing the The “DICOMSetup” window opens.
procedure described in this section. This setup is performed in relation
WRWKHDSSOLFDWLRQHQWLW\RQWKLVHTXLSPHQWWKDWLVGH¿QHGDVGLUHFWHGLQ
2.3.
y Service class, Role, and Transfer Syntax
y Other (timeout setting, etc.)
1. 2QWKH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZVHTXHQWLDOO\
choose , ,
and (DICOM CR Storage AE name).
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3. &OLFNWKHGRZQZDUGDUURZPDUN for the
¿HOGDQGVHOHFW³6HUYLFH
Class (StorageCommitmentPush)”.
4. Since the AE for “User” is to be set, choose as the

Role.
5. Adjust the setting (timeout value for the

00000543.EPS LQWHUYDOVEHWZHHQ',&20PHVVDJHV DVQHHGHG
The “DICOM Setup” window opens within the right-hand area of
the current window. ± REFERENCE
You do not have to check .
Even if it is checked, it will be disregarded even if “SCU“ is chosen
as the Role in step 4 above.
6. Click .
<RXDUHWKHQUHWXUQHGWRWKH6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHPZLQGRZ

7. :LWKWKH³&RQ¿J ) ´PHQXVDYHWKHHQWHUHGVHWXSGDWD 2.5 Registering the Archiver Information
± REFERENCE
for the Commitment Push Function
y Items just have been set will appear on the right-side area of the The following information items are to be set up by performing the
³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZ$GLVSOD\HGLWHPFDQEH procedure described in this section. This setup is performed in relation
changed. Whenever it is changed, never fail to click WRWKHDUFKLYHU¶VDSSOLFDWLRQHQWLW\WKDWLVGH¿QHGDVGLUHFWHGLQ
. y Service Class, Role, and Tr ansfer Syntax
y Other (2-byte character handling, setting for conversion from HQ
AE name of this equipment images to standard images, etc.)
1. 2QWKH³,,36HUYLFH8WLOLW\´ZLQGRZFOLFN>6HWXS
&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP@
Service Class, Role, Transfer Syntax

and device attribute (Attribute) 00000545.EPS
NH\LVFOLFNHGFXUUHQWO\VHOHFWHGLWHPVZLOOEH DCL804001.EPS
y If the
deleted. 7KH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZRSHQV
00000404.EPS

2. Sequentially choose , 4. &OLFNWKHGRZQZDUGDUURZPDUN ) for the
, (archiver’s host name),
¿HOGDQGVHOHFW³6HUYLFH
and (AE name for DICOM CR
Class (StorageCommitmentPush)”.
Storage).
5. Since the AE of the connected equipment is “Provider”,
verify that is chosen as the Role.
6. When handling 2-byte characters, check

( ).
7. Enter an appropriate value in the ¿HOG

$VVRFLDWLRQFRQWUROYDULHVZLWKWKHHQWHUHGYDOXHDV
VXPPDUL]HGEHORZ
y When value 0 is entered:
Uses an association other than that transmitted from the
DR Console to wait for the connected equipment’s response.
y When a value other than 0 is entered:
Uses the association transmitted from the DR Console to wait for
00000544.EPS the connected equipment’s response before the entered time
elapses. After the entered time has elapsed, however, another
The “DICOM Setup” window appears within the right-hand area of
association is used to wait for the connected equipment’s response.
the current window.
8. Click .
3. Click SRVLWLRQHGVOLJKWO\EHORZWKHFHQWHURI
<RXDUHWKHQUHWXUQHGWRWKH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZ
WKHZLQGRZ
9. :LWKWKH³&RQ¿J ) ´PHQXVDYHWKHHQWHUHGVHWXSGDWD
00000533.EPS

2.6 Registering the SC AE Name 2. )URPWKHOLVWLQWKHORZHUULJKWFRUQHURIWKHZLQGRZVHOHFW
“CR Image Storage” for the Service Class and then click
Perform the following procedure to register DICOM CR Storage as the .
target of Commitment Push.
1. 2QWKH³6HWXS&RQ¿JXUDWLRQ,WHP´ZLQGRZVHTXHQWLDOO\
choose , ,
(archiver’s host name), and
(AE name of DICOM CR Storage).
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3. &OLFNWKHGRZQZDUGDUURZPDUN ) for the
of Commitment Push for the archiver (e.g.: Scommit_SCP).
00000544.EPS
The “DICOM Setup” window opens within the right-hand area of 4. Click .
the current window.
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5. 8VHWKH³&RQ¿J ) ´PHQXWRVDYHWKHHQWHUHGVHWXSGDWD

3. Verifying the Function 3.2 Transferring an Image to the Archiver
Perform the following steps to transfer an image stored in the
Perform the following steps to start the DR Console-AP to verify DR Console to the archiver and verify that the Commitment Push
Commitment Push function: function properly works.

1. Select the image to be transferred, and then transfer it to the
archiver.
3.2 Transferring an image to the archiver
2. &KHFNZKHWKHUWKH'5&RQVROHGLVSOD\VDPHVVDJHWR
indicate the image has been stored in the archiver device.
Also, perform a deletion procedure in relation to an image
3.1 Starting the DR Console-AP that is not transferred to the archiver to verify that the image
remains undeleted.
1. From the menu, choose “Programs”, “Fuji Film” For detailed descriptions of the image transfer and image
deletion procedures, see "DR Console OPERATION MANUAL
and “DR-Console”. (M517-E102)"
Æ The DR Console opening window appears on the display.
opens.
OE000099.EPS

4. Backing Up the Setup File
For backup, furnish the following items:
For details of the backup procedure, see “5. Restoring/Backing Up

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Appendix 16 F-RIS: Ordering
Appliciable only in Japan.

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PC: Performance Check

Revision : A DR Console Installation Service Manual PC-I
Control Sheet

07/25/2007 02 Revision (FM5202) I, II, 1, 6

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IP adress : ( )
DR Console Performance Checklist 6XEQHWPDVN )
Host name : ( )
The purpose of this checklist is to document the steps performed and Default gateway : ( )
settings determined during installation of the DR Console in accordance
• Registered AE title Pass Fail
with the instructions of the DR Console Service Manual. This checklist
LVQRWLQWHQGHGWRUHSODFHWKHLQVWDOODWLRQZRUNÀRZGHVFULEHGLQWKH Printer : ( )
VHUYLFHPDQXDOEXWWREHIROORZHGFRQFXUUHQWO\ Storage (server) : ( )
Check system connections and output images (3. Checkout Procedures Storage (viewer) : ( )
DQGWKHUHDIWHU QRWRQO\GXULQJLQVWDOODWLRQEXWDOVRDIWHUVHUYLFLQJWR MWM/PPS : ( )
ensure correct operation of the system prior to its delivery to the
customer.
3. Checkout Procedures
Installation information “5. Checkout Procedures” under “IN: Installation”
• &KHFNLQJWKHFRQQHFWLRQEHWZHHQ'5&RQVROHDQG)3'
Equipment S/N : Software Ver. :
Pass Fail
Site Name : ,QVWDOOHGE\ :
• &KHFNLQJWKHFRQQHFWLRQEHWZHHQ'5&RQVROHDQG03&
6LWH1XPEHU : Signature : Pass Fail
Room Name : Date of Installation/Servicing :
• &KHFNLQJWKHFRQQHFWLRQEHWZHHQ'5&RQVROHDQG
other equipment Pass Fail
Checklist MWM connection (maker/model )
PPS connection (maker/model )
1. DR Console Hardware Setup Ordering connection (maker/model )
“3. DR Console Hardware Setup” under “IN: Installation” • Checking output images Pass Fail
• Checking the items supplied Pass Fail Printer (maker/model )
Equipment main unit Accessories Storage (server) (maker/model )
Storage (viewer) (maker/model )
2. DR Console Software Setup
“4. Software Setup” under “IN: Installation” 6HWXS)LOH%DFNXSDQG(UURU/RJ9HUL¿FDWLRQ'HOHWLRQ
• Setting/checking the PC system date and time Pass Fail ³6HWXS)LOH%DFNXSDQG(UURU/RJ9HUL¿FDWLRQ'HOHWLRQ´
under “IN: Installation”
• Installing the option key Pass Fail
DICOM COMMIT DICOM ORDER MWM • 0DNLQJEDFNXSFRSLHVRIVHWXS¿OHV Pass Fail
DICOM ID MWM DICOM MPPS
TILE-IM QA 5. Overall Test Pass Fail
DICOM PRINT MFP
SHUTTER-PROC
6WRULQJ¿QDO2XWSXW)LOPVDWWKH&XVWRPHU6LWHDV
• '5&RQVROHVWDUWXSYHUL¿FDWLRQ Pass Fail WKH5HFRUGVRIWKH3HUIRUPDQFH9HUL¿FDWLRQ Done
• DR Console setup for
connection with other equipment Pass Fail

Revision : A DR Console Installation Service Manual PC-1
'5&RQVROH&RQÀJ/LVW Check No. Name Setup Value
30 Display Pixel Size
34 (QDEOH6WDWLVWLFDO,QIR2XWSXW
,0$*(02'$/,7< 36 Administrator Password
37 (QDEOH6HFXULW\)XQFWLRQ
Check No. Name Setup Value 38 Link User Account to Operator’s Name
1 System Common Date Format 39 8,',VVXDQFHDERXWDIXQFWLRQ H[FHSW,PDJH
2 Alert MSG Display When Deleting Image Processing) to change to the image
themselves
3 Activate Error Recovery Retrial
44 8VH6HULHV,GHQWL¿FDWLRQ)URP)5,6
4 Institute/Site Name Strings
45 UID Issuance after Modifying Trimming
5 ,PDJH6L]HE\LQFKRU0HWULF
Parameter
6 7ZR,QGHSHQGHQW0DVN6L]HV$SSOLFDEOHWR
46 UID Issuance after Modifying FNC Parameter
Left and Right Images
51 Use Reject Comment
7 Language Setup for Screen Message
52 Time Until Auto Log Off
8 Institute/Site Name in Two-Byte Characters
54 Modality Setup
9 UID Issuance after Modifying ID Information
55 DICOM Station Name
10 UID Issuance after Modifying Normalized
Parameter 56 Gradients (x10) of LUT used for Preview
Image
11 UID Issuance after Modifying Image
Processing Parameter 57 UID Issuance after Modifying CRF Parameter
12 UID Issuance Before Sending Processed Data
13 DICOM Series Generation Logic
14 System Recognition ID (A to Z)
15 User Utility Password Required or Not
16 SOP Class UID for PPS When No FILE
$WWULEXWH2XWSXW
17 Protocol Name for PPS
18 'LVSOD\3HUIRUPHG3URFHGXUHRQ:RUNOLVW7DE
22 Long Type Character Format
23 Tag Mapped on Study Menu at MWM Use
24 Perform Mapping to Exposure Menu at MWM
Use
25 Display Dialog When Failed in Mapping to
Menu at MWM Use
26 Use Study InstanceUID from RIS
27 StudyInstanceUID Generation Logic
28 'LFRP6WRUDJH2XWSXW&RQQHFWLRQ1XPEHU
29 ,PDJH1XPEHU*HQHUDWLRQ/RJLF

4$)81&7,21 35,17(5
Check No. Name Setup Value Check No. Name Setup Value
1 (QDEOH,PDJH3URF3UDP8SGDWH)ODJ 10 Black Margin Setup o n Film Edge
3 Use Dialog for Choosing Folder to Save Jpeg 11 Trimming Range [mm]
Image 14 Print EDR Mode
4 Destination Path of JPEG File 15 Print Image Process Condition
5 Filename Format of JPEG Information 16 Print L, S, CS, SS Condition
6 JPEG Image Processing Use CrtLut 17 Print Shot Time
7 Alert MSG Display When Output 18 Print Set Process
8 Display Save Button 19 Print Engineer ID
9 Alert MSG Display When Save 20 Print Menu Name
10 Alert MSG Display When Image Changed 21 Print Compression Rate
11 (QDEOH'LFRP)LOH6WRUDJH 3ULQW,PDJH)UDPH ¿OP
12 Tranfer Syntax Used When Using Dicom File 23 ¿OP¿OP
Storage ¿OP6LQJOH)RUPDW
13 6DYH0XOWLE\WH&RGH:KHQ8VLQJ'LFRP)LOH 3ULQW,PDJH)UDPH ¿OP/5RQ
24
Storage Format)LR/2on1 Format)
14 Save Annotation Information When Using 3ULQW,PDJH)UDPH ¿OP
25
Dicom File Storage 510 4on1 Format)
15 DCM File Image Processing Use CrtLut 29 1R3ULQW6FDOH 8VHU'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV
17 (QDEOH&KDQJH,PDJH'DWHDQG,PDJH7LPH 30 Representation of Age
18 Image File Type For Magnify Display 31 Print Reverse Mark
20 BitsStored Used When Using Dicom File Print Film Character Field (1417-S/4on1,
Storage 1843-LR/2on1/4on1, 810-4on1, 1414-S,
32
1014-S, 1824-LR/2on1, 810/1824-S
Format)
33 3ULQW)LOP&KDU([DPLQDWLRQQXPEHU
Size Selection of 3543, 3535, 2636, 2025 Film
34
Character(Single Format)
3543 Film Character Field Position & Rotation
35
(1417 Image)
36
(1714 Image)
37
(1843 Image)
3543,2025 Film Character Field Position &
38 Rotation (3543 Film:810-4on1, 2025 Film:
810-Single)

Check No. Name Setup Value Check No. Name Setup Value
2025 (Landscape)Film Character Field 2636 Film Character Field Position & Rotation
39 68
Position & Rotation (810,1824-Single) ¿OP24-2on1)
Film Character Field position & rotation 3ULQW,PDJH)UDPH ¿OP24-LR, 2on1
40 69
8VHU'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV Format)
Film Character Field position & rotation 5HGXFWLRQ5DWH ¿OP24-LR, 2on1
41 70
8VHU'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV Format)
Film Character Field position & rotation 71 Print Priority in Dicom Print
42
8VHU'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV 2530 Film Character Field Position Rotation
72
Film Character Field position & rotation (10512, 2430-Single)
43
8VHU'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV 2530(Landscape)Film Character Field Position
73
Film Character Field position & rotation Rotation (1012, 2430-Single)
44
8VHU'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV 81 Reduction Rate (810,2on1 Film Format)
Film Character Field position & rotation (QDEOH,PDJH)UDPH 10,100%-Size Image
45 82
8VHU'H¿QLWLRQ5XOHV 2on1Film Format)
46 Image Area Move to the Top of 3543 Film Film Character Field Position & Rotation
83
47 Patient’s Name Length on Film (810,100%-Size Image 2on1 Film Format)
48 3DWLHQW¶V1DPH/HQJWKRQ)LOP 0XOWLE\WH
49 Patient’s Name Justify on Film
50 Menu Name Length on Film
51 0HQX1DPH/HQJWKRQ)LOP 0XOWLE\WH
52 Menu Name Justify on Film
53 Department Name Length on Film
54 'HSDUWPHQW1DPH/HQJWKRQ)LOP 0XOWLE\WH
55 Department Name Justify on Film
(QDEOH$XWR(GLW)XQFWLRQRI)LOP6WULQJ
56
Format File
58 Font Size of Requesting Service
59 Format Type of Operator’s Name
60 Display Image Feature
63
(Single Format)
64 (QDEOH5HGXFH7R10 Film
65
(1014 Image)
66
(1410 Image)
67
¿OP24-LR)

&6/,'7)81&7,21 Check No. Name Setup Value
76 PPS Exposure Status Sequence
Check No. Name Setup Value 82 Seletion Type of Requesting Service
1 AutoMenuSelect 83 Default Requesting Service
3 (QDEOH'LVWULEXWLRQ&RGH 84 Barcode Type for Search on List
4 (QDEOH)LOP6WULQJ 87 PPS Edit Billing Supplies
5 (QDEOH)XQFWLRQ6HWXS 88 PPS Edit Exposure Result
7 (QDEOH3HUIRUPDQFH'DWD 5,6 89 MWM Menu Name Mapping
9 (QDEOH5HTXHVWLQJ'HSW1DPH)LHOG 90 PPS Exposure Status Mapping Tag
10 (QDEOH7HFKQRORJLVW1DPH)LHOG 91 PPS Exposure Status Mapping Kind
11 Image Rotation/Reversal Range 92 PPS N-SET Timming
12 EDR Mode Setup 93 8VH'LVWULEXWLRQ&RGH'HSDUW1DPH
13 Image Data Filing Mode Setup 94 Film Size Setup
15 Examination No. Length 96 Kanji Patient’s Name Auto Convert
16 Examination No. Padding Method 105 Do Next Study At Study Screen With End Button
Click
17 Patient ID Length
106 Automatic Issuance Patient ID
18 Patient ID Padding Method
107 (QDEOHP$V9DOXH5HFDOFXODWLRQ
19 Reception No. Length
122 External Character Conversion
20 Reception No.Padding Method
123 MWM Not Received Condition Delete Study
21 Exposure List Erasure Setup
131 (QDEOH0XOWLSOH6WXG\
22 Requesting Dept. Name Field Setup
134 MWM StudyInstanceUID Regeneration
23 Technician’s Name Filed Setup
24 0LQ6HW1XPEHU
25 0D[6HW1XPEHU
26 MCR Customized Card &21),*237,21
27 MCR Card Type (JIS/ISO)
Check No. Name Setup Value
28 MCR Card Format Setup
29 6WXG\1XPEHU,VVXDQFH/RJLF6HWXS 2 (QDEOH7LPPLQJ)XQFWLRQ
30 Technician’s Code Length 6 (QDEOH6/9DOXH5HVWULFWLRQ)XQFWLRQ
56 (QDEOH3DWLHQW,QIR'%)XQFWLRQ 11 (QDEOH6L[,PDJH'LVSOD\
57 0D[1XPEHURI3DWLHQW,QIR
64 MWM RIS Trigger Port
65 MWM RIS Trigger Timeout
66 MWM Execute Study Type
68 MWM Exposure Menu Code Treatment
75 Patient ID# is Unique

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Equipment Host Name IP adress Function AE name Port No. Service Class Transfer Syntax
DR Console • • • DICOM PRINT
DR Console • • • DICOM Storage
DR Console • • • DICOM MWM
DR Console DICOM PPS
• • •
• • •
• • •
FPD/PCU • • • SFPD
MRC • • • MRC
• • • DICOM PRINT
• • • DICOM Storage
• • • DICOM MWM
• • • DICOM PPS
• • •
• • •


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