Customization Manual BV Fam R2.3 (Software Release %u2265 2.5.1)

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CUSTOMIZATION MANUAL
Contents
1 Introduction .................................................................................................................... ...... 7

1.1 Document history ........................................................................................................................... ........ 7
1.2 About this manual .......................................................................................................................... ........ 7
1.3 Applicable systems ........................................................................................................................ ........ 7
1.4 Safety information .......................................................................................................................... ........ 7
2 How to work with BV-Scope........................................................................................... ...... 8

2.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................... ........ 8
2.1.1 Requirements of the service PC .................................................................................... ........ 8
2.2 Connecting the service PC to the system ...................................................................................... ........ 8
2.3 Configuring a service connection with an Ethernet cable .............................................................. ...... 10
2.3.1 Configuring a service connection for Windows XP ........................................................ ...... 10
2.3.2 Configuring a service connection for Windows 7........................................................... ...... 10
2.4 Configuring Java on the service PC............................................................................................... ...... 12
2.4.1 Configuring the Internet Explorer settings ..................................................................... ...... 12
2.4.2 Configuring the Active-X control settings....................................................................... ...... 15
2.4.3 Checking the Java Version ............................................................................................ ...... 15
2.4.4 Installing the Java Version 7.x ....................................................................................... ...... 16
2.4.5 Configuring the Java Version 7.x Settings..................................................................... ...... 18
2.4.6 Configuring the Java Version 8.x Settings..................................................................... ...... 19
2.5 Starting BV-Scope.......................................................................................................................... ...... 21
3 The BV-Scope menu items ............................................................................................ .... 22

3.1 The BV-Scope menu tree............................................................................................................... ...... 22
3.2 Access control................................................................................................................................ ...... 22
3.3 Configuration.................................................................................................................................. ...... 23
3.3.1 User configuration.......................................................................................................... ...... 23
3.3.2 System configuration .................................................................................................... ...... 24
3.3.3 Network configuration .................................................................................................... ...... 24
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3.3.4 Examination names ....................................................................................................... ...... 27
3.3.5 DICOM target configuration ........................................................................................... ...... 28
3.3.6 DICOM Structured Dose Report .................................................................................... ...... 34
3.4 DICOM queue management .......................................................................................................... ...... 35
3.5 Empty Patient Schedule List .......................................................................................................... ...... 36
3.6 Import ............................................................................................................................................. ...... 36
3.6.1 Printer types................................................................................................................... ...... 36
3.6.2 DICOM targets............................................................................................................... ...... 37
3.7 Export............................................................................................................................................. ...... 37
3.7.1 DICOM targets............................................................................................................... ...... 37
3.8 Logging - File transfer for Remote Proactive Support.................................................................... ...... 37
4 Setting to work the network and DICOM interface ......................................................... .... 38

4.1 DICOM and network devices ......................................................................................................... ...... 38
4.2 Network configuration .................................................................................................................... ...... 39
4.3 Configuring DICOM export targets................................................................................................. ...... 40
4.4 Loading of the printer types file (ptf) .............................................................................................. ...... 42
4.5 Configuring DICOM printer targets................................................................................................. ...... 43
4.6 Configuring DICOM worklist management..................................................................................... ...... 45
4.6.1 Worklist query definition................................................................................................. ...... 45
4.6.2 Worklist management server ......................................................................................... ...... 47
4.7 Modality Performed Procedure Step .............................................................................................. ...... 48
4.8 DICOM queue management .......................................................................................................... ...... 50
4.8.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................... ...... 50
4.8.2 Deleting queue entries................................................................................................... ...... 50
4.8.3 Resending queue entries............................................................................................... ...... 51
4.9 DICOM Structured Dose Report .................................................................................................... ...... 52
4.10 Empty patient schedule list ............................................................................................................ ...... 53
4.11 Faultfinding DICOM........................................................................................................................ ...... 54
4.11.1 Association close time-out ............................................................................................. ...... 54
4.11.2 Problems using BV-Scope on the service PC ............................................................... ...... 54
4.11.3 Faultfinding for DICOM targets ...................................................................................... ...... 55
5 Customization ................................................................................................................ .... 57
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5.1 Checking the default (factory) settings........................................................................................... ...... 57
5.2 Customizing the system ................................................................................................................. ...... 57
5.2.1 Customizing the user configuration settings .................................................................. ...... 57
5.2.2 Customizing the system configuration settings.............................................................. ...... 57
5.2.3 Configuring or customizing a system password ............................................................ ...... 58
5.2.4 Configuring or customizing Remote Proactive Support ................................................. ...... 58
List of Abbreviations....................................................................................................... .... 61
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1 Introduction
1.1 Document history
Status & History of the Configuration Manual

Document ID Reason of change
DMR127372 Rev:03 • Updated Java configuration for the service PC (§2.4).
DMR127372 Rev:02 • Section about How to work with BV-Scope updated (chapter 2).
• Information added about the new configuration item 'Close exami-
nation' in software release 2.5.5 (sections §3.3.2 and §5.2.2).
• Information added about the new configuration item 'Time Synchro-
nization' in software release 2.5.5 (section §3.3.3.1 and §4.2).
DMR127372 Rev:01 Sections §2.2, §3.3.5.4 and §5.2.4 updated (information about RADAR
connection added)
DMR127372 Rev:00 Initial release
1.2 About this manual

The Customization Manual is intended to assist hospital administrators in the on-site customization of
the BV Family R2.3 system.
NOTICE
The on-site customization described in this manual is to be performed by qualified and trained person-
nel only.
1.3 Applicable systems

This manual is applicable to BV Endura and BV Pulsera R2.3 systems with software release 2.5.x.
1.4 Safety information

Refer to the Instructions for Use of the BV Family R2.3 system for safety information.
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2 How to work with BV-Scope
2.1 Introduction
This chapter describes how to configure a connection between the service PC and the BV Family sys-
tem.
NOTICE
Together with a restart of the system, always close BV-Scope via Exit in the main menu and restart it.
2.1.1 Requirements of the service PC

The requirements for the service PC are:
1. Windows XP or Windows7 with administrator rights.
2. Internet Explorer 8 or higher.
3. CD-ROM player.
4. Ethernet-card.
5. Java.
Before you start BV-Scope, make sure that the latest version of IST runs on your service PC.
Contact the GCS Helpdesk for more information about IST.
2.2 Connecting the service PC to the system
Fig. 1: Connecting the service PC to the system
1. Connect your service laptop to the Ethernet connector (service) of the mobile surgery system.
2. Start up the MVS.
3. In the Set-up panel, select ‘Enable Service’.
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Fig. 2: MVS - Setup panel (example image)
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2.3 Configuring a service connection with an Ethernet cable

Select the applicable procedure depending on the operating system of the service PC (Windows XP or
Windows 7).
2.3.1 Configuring a service connection for Windows XP

1. Start > Settings > Control Panel. The Control Panel window appears.
2. Double-click the Network Connections icon. The corresponding window appears.
3. Click with the right mouse button on the Local Area Connection icon. A menu appears.
4. Click |PROPERTIES|. The Local Area Connection Properties window appears.
5. Mark and select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
6. Click |PROPERTIES|. The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window appears.
7. Select Use the following IP Address.
8. Click |ADVANCED|. The Advanced TCP/IP Settings window appears.
9. Click |ADD| (the upper button). The TCP/IP Address window appears.
10. Enter the IP address:
• Use the Service IP address (see Setup tab on the MVS).
• Change the last digit group to another number than visible on the MVS. For example, if the service
IP address is 192.168.1.61, enter the IP address 192.168.1.5. However, do not use the IP address
192.168.1.1, IP address 192.168.1.50 or IP address 192.168.1.60.
11. Enter the Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
12. Click |ADD|. The Advanced TCP/IP Settings window appears.
13. Click |OK|. The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window appears.
14. Click |OK|. The Local Area Connection Properties window appears.
15. Click |OK|. The Network Connections window appears.
16. Close the window.
2.3.2 Configuring a service connection for Windows 7

1. Start > Control Panel.
2. In category 'Network and Internet', select: View network status and tasks.
3. Select: Change adapter settings:
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4. Right-click Local Area Connection and select Properties.

5. Select: Internet Protocol Version 4 and click properties.
6. Enter the IP address:
• Use the Service IP address (see Setup tab on the MVS).
• Change the last digit group to another number than visible on the MVS. For example, if the service
IP address is 192.168.1.61, enter the IP address 192.168.1.5. However, do not use the IP address
192.168.1.1, IP address 192.168.1.50 or IP address 192.168.1.60.
7. Enter the Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
8. Select: OK and then Close.
9. IP address is set for connecting to the mobile surgery system.
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2.4 Configuring Java on the service PC
2.4.1 Configuring the Internet Explorer settings

1. Start Internet Explorer on the service laptop.
2. Select Tools > Internet Options. The corresponding window shows.
3. Select the General tab, click in the Browsing History |SETTINGS|.
4. Select Automatically, click |OK|.
5. Select the Security tab, the corresponding tab
shows.
6. Select Internet icon and click Default level.
7. Select Local Internet icon and click Default level.
8. Select Restricted sites icon and click Default lev-
el.
Fig. 4: Security settings window (1)
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9. Select the Security tab, click the Trusted sites

icon.
10. Push the security level slider to “Low”.
11. Click Apply.
12. Click Sites. The Trusted sites window shows.
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13. Unselect Require server verification…

14. In the Add this Web site to the zone field, enter
http:// followed by the service IP address visible
on the Setup tab on the MVS. (E.g.: http://
192.168.1.61)
15. Click Add.
16. Click Close.
Fig. 7: Trusted sites
17. Select the Connections tab.

18. Select Never dial a connection.
19. Click |LAN SETTINGS|. The Local Area Network (LAN) Settings window shows.
20. If Use a proxy server for your LAN has been selected, click |ADVANCED|. If not: go to step 23.
21. In the Exception panel, enter the IP address of the MVS.
22. Click |OK|.
23. Select the Advanced tab.
24. Select: Allow software to run or install even if the
signature is invalid.
25. Click Apply.
26. Close all windows using the |OK| buttons. The
entered values are stored.
Fig. 8: Advanced tab
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2.4.2 Configuring the Active-X control settings

1. Select Trusted sites icon and click Custom level.
The corresponding window appears:
Fig. 9: Custom level.
2. Configure the following:

• Allow previously unused ActiveX controls to
run without prompt: Select: Disable
• Automatic prompting for ActiveX controls: Se-
lect: Disable
• Download signed ActiveX controls: Select:
Prompt
• Download unsigned ActiveX controls: Select:
Disable
• Initialize and script ActiveX controls not
marked as safe for scripting: Select: Enable
• Only allow approved domains to use ActiveX
without prompt: Select: Enable
• Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Select: En-
able
• Script ActiveX controls marked safe for script-
ing: Select: Enable
Fig. 10: Security settings window
2.4.3 Checking the Java Version

BV Scope requires Java version 7.x.
If only Java 8 is installed the following errors may occur:
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Fig. 11: Application blocked by Java security error
Do a check on the Java version:

1. Open the Windows control panel on the service PC.
2. Select the uninstall a program section.
3. Look which Java version is installed.
4. Refer to the following table, how to continue.
Installed Java versions and procedures to do

Installed Java version Refer to chapter
No Java chapter Installing the Java Version 7.x on page 16 and
chapter Configuring the Java Version 7.x Settings on page 18
Only Java 7 chapter Configuring the Java Version 7.x Settings on page 18
Only Java 8 chapter Installing the Java Version 7.x on page 16 and
chapter Configuring the Java Version 7.x Settings on page 18 and
Java 7 and Java 8 chapter Configuring the Java Version 7.x Settings on page 18 and
2.4.4 Installing the Java Version 7.x

1. Open the Zeppelin website in the browser of the service PC.
2. Select Service Applications > Software Components.
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Fig. 12: Zeppelin Software Components

3. Click Download of Java Runtime Environment 7.0.
Fig. 13: Download Java Runtime
4. Install the downloaded Java Runtime Environment 7.0.
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2.4.5 Configuring the Java Version 7.x Settings

1. Start the Windows control panel on the service
PC.
2. Open the Java Control Panel.
3. Select the tab Security.
4. Set the Security Level to Medium.
Fig. 14: Security settings Java
5. Select the tab Update.

6. Clear the check box Check for Updates Automati-
cally.
7. Click OK to close the Java Control Panel.
Fig. 15: Update settings Java
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2.4.6 Configuring the Java Version 8.x Settings

1. Start the Windows control panel on the service
PC.
2. Open the Java Control Panel.
3. Select the tab Security.
4. Click Edit Site List....
Fig. 16: Security settings Java
5. Add the Service IP address according the MVS

(default is 192.168.1.61).
6. Click OK to close the Exception Site List dialog.
7. Select the tab Java in the Java Control Panel.
8. Click View.
Fig. 17: Exception Site List Java
9. Clear the check box for Platform 1.8.

10. Select the check box for Platform 1.7.
11. Click OK to close the dialog.
12. Click OK to close the Java Control Panel.
Fig. 18: Java Runtime Environment Settings
Java 8 in BV-Scope
When Java is needed by the BV-Scope application , the warning Do you want to run this application?
shows.
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1. Click Run.
A second warning An application would like ac-
cess to an out of date version of Java shows.
2. Select Allow this application to run with the re-
quested version.
3. Click Continue.
Fig. 19: Java Warning in BV-Scope
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2.5 Starting BV-Scope
Create BV-scope shortcut

1. Start Internet Explorer.
2. In the Address bar, enter: http:// followed by the service IP address visible on the Setup tab on the
MVS followed by: :54670. (for example: http://192.168.1.61:54670)
3. Press ENTER.
4. Depending which Internet Explorer version you are using, you get the options:
• Run
• Open
• Save BV-Scope.hta
5. Click ‘Save', to create a desktop icon for BV-Scope.
6. Close Internet Explorer
Start BV-scope
1. Double click the BV-Scope shortcut to start BV-Scope.
2. If the Internet Explorer ‘Add-on’ certificate ‘PMSSecGR.cab’ is not installed the following screen will ap-
pear:
Fig. 20: Security Warning: The publisher could not be verified.

3. Click on Install to finish the BV-Scope configuration.
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3 The BV-Scope menu items

BV-Scope is required for the configuration of user-specific tasks, such as DICOM targets.
3.1 The BV-Scope menu tree

The BV-Scope administrator has full access to all items in the Administrator menu (see Table "The ad-
ministrator menu").
The administrator menu

BV-Scope selection path: Administrator
Main menu item Sub menu item Subsub menu item
Access Control BV-Scope Password Configuration
System Password Configuration
Configuration User Configuration
System Configuration
Network Configuration System local network configuration
DICOM host (local) configuration
Digital Navigation Link Configuration
Remote Proactive Support Configura-
tion
Examination names
DICOM Target Configuration Export Targets
Printer Targets
Worklist Query Definition
Worklist Management
Modality Performed Procedure Step
Server
DICOM Structured Dose Report
DICOM queue Management
Empty patient Schedule List
Import DICOM Targets
Printer types
Export DICOM Targets
Logging Log-files Remote Proactive Support Environment
3.2 Access control
BV-Scope password configuration

• Function - Stores the BV-Scope password that gives an administrator (hospital IT specialist) access
to a limited number of BV-Scope functions.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Access Control > BV-Scope Password Configuration
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Settings - BV-Scope password configuration

Item Possible val- Default value Explanation
ues
BV-Scope administrator ac- string admin Name of the administrator of the sys-
count1 tem.
New BV-Scope administrator string secret New password of the administrator of
password the system, consisting of maximum 20
alpha-numeric characters.
Confirm BV-Scope adminis- string n.a. Confirmation of the new administrator
trator password password.
1
The service engineer is authorized to create or change the administrator account in case the adminis-
trator account or password is lost.
System password configuration

• Function - Stores the password that gives the user access to the patient data.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Access Control > System Password Configuration
Settings - System password configuration

ues
System password Enable, Enable Enables or disables the usage of a sys-
Disable tem password.
New system password string secret Password of the user of the system,
consisting of maximum 20 alpha-numer-
ic characters.
Confirm system password string n.a. Confirmation of the new system pass-
word.
3.3 Configuration
3.3.1 User configuration

• Function - Allows to change the user configurable settings in the user configuration file.
• Tree item in BV Scope - IAdministrator > Configuration > User Configuration
Settings - User configuration

ues
Hospital name string "empty string" Name of the hospital, consisting of max-
imum 30 alpha-numeric characters.
Language English, English Common language of the user interface
French, Ger- on the MVS and C-arm stand.
man, Spanish,
Swedish,
Dutch, Italian,
Danish, Nor-
wegian
Date format dd-mm-yyyy, dd-mm-yyyy Date format on the system.
yyyy-mm-dd,
mm-dd-yyyy
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ues
Units of measure 0.1 mm, 0.01 0.1 mm Measurements units on the system.
inch
Units of weight kg,pound kg Weight units on the system.
Displayed identification Patient ID, Ac- Patient ID Displayed identification on the system
cession num-
ber
Accession number Editable, Read-only If read-only is selected, the accession
Read-only number cannot be edited.
3.3.2 System configuration

• Function - Allows to change system configuration settings.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > System Configuration
Settings - System configuration

ues
Shutter L + R coupled Yes, No No This setting couples the movement of
both shutters.
Image rotation angle [deg] 0 ... 359 0 This settings adjust the rotation of the
image on the live monitor.
Auto Contrast/Brightness On, Off Off This function enables optimal image
quality according to the image content.
Audible signal low dose left Off, Off
Low level
beep,
One beep at
start
Audible signal Digital Expo- at begin, at at end
sure1) end
Close examination2) Enable, Disa- Disable When enabled, you can manually close
ble the patient examination.
1)
Not applicable for BV Endura systems.
2)
The function "Close examination" is only available on systems with software release 2.5.5 and up.
3.3.3 Network configuration
3.3.3.1 System local network configuration

• Function - Allows to configure the system local network.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > Network Configuration > System Local Net-
work Configuration.
Settings - System Local Network Configuration

ues
IP address ###.###.###.# 1)
Network IP address of the BV Family
## system.
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ues
Subnet mask ###.###.###.# 1)
Network subnet mask of the BV Family
## system.
Default gateway ###.###.###.# 1)
Gateway used by the BV Family sys-
## tem.
DNS (primary) Enable, Disable 2) Enables or disables the primary DNS.
Disable
DNS server address ###.###.###.# 1)
Primary DNS server address only used
(primary) ## for Remote Monitoring.
DNS (secondary) Enable, Disable 2) Enables or disables the secondary
Disable DNS.
DNS server address ###.###.###.# 1)
Secondary DNS server address only
(secondary) ## used for Remote Proactive Support.
Time Synchronization3) Enable, Disable Enable this setting for automatic date
Disable and time synchronization with a time
server. The system will synchronize
date and time each hour if the system is
connected to the time server.
Time Server IP address4) ###.###.###.# 1)
IP address of the time server.
##
Time Offset (HH:MM)4) HH: -23 … 23, 1)
The time received via SNTP from the
MM -59 … 59 time server is UTC (GMT). Use the time
offset to correct for the local time zone
and daylight saving time.
1)
The value is automatically read from the settings.
2)
When the primary DNS is disabled, the secondary must also be disabled.
3)
Only available for systems with software release 2.5.5 and up.
4)
Disabled if Time Synchronization is disabled.
3.3.3.2 DICOM host (local) configuration

• Function - Allows to change all (DICOM and Ether-) network related system settings.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > Network Configuration > DICOM host (lo-
cal) configuration
NOTICE
The parameters below can be used by the IT specialist of the hospital network to optimize the system
and/or network load and the target performance.
Settings - DICOM host (local) configuration

ues
Station name string “No name“ User defined name of the export target
that appears in the DFI export panel of
the MVS (maximum 16 alpha-numeric
characters).
AE title string “No name” Name of application entity. The name
must correspond with the AE title of the
target and can consist of maximum 16
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ues
MDPU (PDU) Size 4….256 kB 28
Receive message timeout 1…3600 sec 60
Association close timeout 1…3600 sec 1
Association reply timeout 1…3600 sec 60
Association release timeout 1…3600 sec 60
Network write timeout 1…3600 sec 60
Network connect timeout 1…3600 sec 60
Network inactivity timeout 1…3600 sec 60
3.3.3.3 Digital Navigation Link Configuration

• Function - Allows to configure the Digital Navigation Link.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > Network Configuration > Digital Navigation
Link Configuration.
Settings - Digital Navigation Link Configuration

ues
Port number 1025 - 65555 55555 Port number of the digital navigation
link. Change the port number in case it
is requested by the FSE from the com-
pany that delivers the navigational tool.
Image transfer 8 bit, 16 bit 8 bit
3.3.3.4 Remote Proactive Support Configuration

• Function - Allows to change Remote Proactive Support related system settings.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > Network Configuration > Remote Proactive
Support Configuration.
Settings - Remote Proactive Support Configuration

ues
Enable Remote Proactive Yes, No No Enables or disables the usage of Re-
Support mote Proactive Support.
Use proxy server Yes, No No Select "Yes" if proxy server is used1).
Proxy server URL Hostname / IP If “Use proxy server” is set to “No” then
address max this item is not used by the system.
64 characters If “Select SFTP” is set to “Yes” then the
Proxy server URL must be filled here1).
Proxy server port IP Port num- 1 If “Use proxy server” is set to “No” then
ber 0 .. 65535 this item is not used by the system.
If “Select SFTP” is set to “Yes” then the
Proxy server port number must be filled
here1).
Proxy server protocol No authenti- HTTP Basic If “Use proxy server” is set to “No” then
cation, HTTP this item is not used by the system.
Basic, Digest, If “Select SFTP” is set to “Yes” then the
NTLM Proxy server protocol must be selected
here1).
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ues
Proxy username String max. 32 If “Use proxy server” is set to “No” then
characters this item is not used by the system.
If “Select SFTP” is set to “Yes” then the
Proxy username must be filled here1).
Proxy password String (Pass- If “Use proxy server” is set to “No” then
word type) this item is not used by the system.
max. 32 char- If “Select SFTP” is set to “Yes” then the
acters Proxy password must be filled here1).
Request connection Remote Yes, No No Select "Yes" if Remote Proactive Sup-
Proactive Support on screen port reminder must be displayed
Notification time Integer 0 ... 7 If “Request connection Remote Proac-
9999 tive Support on screen” is set to “No”
then this item is not used by the system.
If “Request connection Remote Proac-
tive Support on screen” is set to “Yes”
then the time in days can be set here.
1)
Refer to the Network connectivity sheet or contact hospital IT administrator for more information.
The user will be notified that it is time to connect the system to the network for log-file upload, when
• the Enable Remote Proactive Support is set to |Yes| and
• the Request connection Remote Proactive Support on screen is set to |Yes| and
• the number of days after an unsuccessful log file upload exceeds the set Notification time or when the
Remote Proactive Support Queue is ≥ 90% full.
3.3.4 Examination names

• Function - Allows to change the default names (06 to 13) of the examination data. The names 01 to
05 and 14 are predefined and cannot be changed.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > Examination Names
Examination names
No. BV Endura BV Pulsera Cardio BV Pulsera Vasc BV Pulsera 3D-RX Editable
01 Orthopaedics Orthopaedics Orthopaedics Orthopaedics No
02 Head/Spine Head/Spine Head/Spine Head/Spine No
03 Lumber Spine HQ Orthopaedics HQ Orthopaedics HQ Orthopaedics No
04 Thorax Thorax Thorax Thorax No
05 Abdominal Abdominal Abdominal Abdominal No
06 Vascular peripheral Cardiac Vascular 3D-RX Yes
07 Vascular abdomi- Pacemaker Vascular CO2 Cardiac Yes
nal
08 Vascular cerebral Electrophysiology Vascular HQ Pacemaker Yes
09 Vascular CO2 Vascular Vascular cerebral Electrophysiology Yes
10 - Vascular CO2 Electrophysiology Vascular Yes
11 - Vascular HQ Pacemaker Vascular CO2 Yes
12 - Vascular Cerebral Cardiac Vascular HQ Yes
13 - Not used Not used Vascular cerebral Yes
14 1)
- Ortho Plus Ortho Plus Ortho Plus No
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For the Pulsera option " Ortho Plus" the 14th APF setting is used. Dependent of other options are
1)
available the exam 14th setting "Ortho Plus" is always displayed at the end of the list.
Settings - Examination names

ues
## Examination name string 1)
Name of the examination, consisting of
maximum 30 alpha-numeric characters.
The examination names 01 to 05 and
14 are predefined, cannot be changed
and are not visible. The examination
names are used on the user interface of
the C-arm stand. 06 ≤ ## ≤ 13
1)
The value is automatically read from the settings.
3.3.5 DICOM target configuration
3.3.5.1 Export targets

• Function - Allows to configure a maximum of 25 DICOM export targets.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Export Tar-
gets
Settings - Export targets

Item Possible val- Default value Default value
ues
Name string “No name“ User defined name of the export target that ap-
pears in the DFI export panel of the MVS (maxi-
mum 25 alpha-numeric characters).
Type None, Store None Select "None" to remove a target, select "Store" to
create a target.
Order in list 1 - # of export Read current Number of the export target.
targets value
Enable Yes, No No If enabled then the target appears in the DFI ex-
port panel (MVS).
Default 3D Export Yes, No No Only one 3D export target is possible as default: if
target (only visible a new export target is defined as default, the old
on systems with one is disabled.
the 3D-RX option)
Export triggers Yes, No No Select Yes if MPPS is enabled.
MPPS
AE title string “No name” Name of application entity. The name must corre-
spond with the AE title of the target and can con-
sist of maximum 16 alpha-numeric characters.
IP address ###.###.###.# 0.0.0.0 IP address of the export target.
##
Port number string 104 Port number of export target, consisting of maxi-
mum 5 numeric characters.
Storage Commit 1) Disabled, En- Disabled Enables Storage Commit options.
abled
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Item Possible val- Default value Default value

ues
SC AE title 1) string “No name” AE title Storage Commit target, consisting of maxi-
mum 16 alpha-numeric characters.
SC IP address 1) ###.###.###.# 0.0.0.0 IP address of the Storage Commit target.
##
SC Port Number 1) string 104 Port number of the Storage Commit target, con-
sisting of maximum 5 numeric characters.
1)
Only for systems with the Advanced DICOM Package.
3.3.5.2 Printer targets
NOTICE
Before configuring the printer targets, install the pre-configured printer types file, refer to section 'Print-
er types'.
• Function - Allows to configure a maximum of 25 DICOM printer targets.

• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Printer Tar-
gets
Reference - Printer targets

Item Possible values Explanation
List of printer targets Printer target name, "No A list of already configured printer targets. "No
name" name" indicates a non-configured printer target.
When a "No name" target is selected, the Settings
window shows the default values.
A maximum of 25 printer targets can be config-
ured (export targets included).
Settings - Printer targets

ues
Name string “No name“ User defined name of the export target
that appears in the DFI export panel of
the MVS (maximum 25 alpha-numeric
characters).
Type None, Store None Select "None" to remove a target, select
"Store" to create a target.
Order in list 1 - # of export Read current Number of the export target.
targets value
Enable Yes, No No If enabled then the target appears in the
DFI export panel (MVS).
AE title string “No name” Name of application entity. The name
must correspond with the AE title of the
IP address. ###.###.###.# 0.0.0.0 IP address of the export target
##
Port number string 104 Port number of export target, consisting
of maximum 5 numeric characters.
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Printer Type List of printer None Names of available printers as defined
names in the printer types file (.ptf).
After clicking |NEXT| the following window appears.
Reference - Printer type panel

Selected Printer Target string Name of the selected printer target, consisting of
Selected Printer Type string Type of the selected printer target, consisting of
The left part of the Printer type panel displays the printer target and the selected printer type. The right
part of the panel displays the printer parameters (see table 'Settings - Printer type panel').
The possible values of the printer parameters are read from the printer types file. The values can be
different for each printer type. The first value of a parameter, as defined in the printer types file, corre-
sponds with the default value of that parameter. The table below shows all the printer type parameters
that can be changed.
Clicking |PREVIOUS| leaves the Printer type panel (modifications are temporarily saved). Clicking |OK|
saves and stores the printer parameters into the printer types file.
Settings - Printer type panel

Item Possible values Default value Explanation
Print Priority LOW, 1)
Priority in print queue. May be fixed or
MED, selectable.
HIGH,
DEFAULT
Film Destination CURRENT, 1)
Possible selections can differ per print-
PROCESSOR, er.
MAGAZINE,
BIN,
DEFAULT
Film destination Bin DEFAULT 1)
number
Film Orientation PORTRAIT, 1)
LANDSCAPE
Film Size CURRENT, 1)
Possible selections can differ per print-
8INX10IN , er.
8_5INX11IN,
10INX12IN,
10INX14IN,
11INX11IN,
11INX14IN,
11INX17IN,
14INX14IN,
14INX17IN,
24CMX24CM,
24CMX30CM, A4,
A3, DEFAULT
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Medium Type CURRENT, BLUE 1)
Possible media types can differ per
FILM, CLEAR printer.
FILM,
PAPER,
TRANSPARENCY,
DEFAULT
Border Density BLACK, WHITE, 1)
OD, DEFAULT
Border Density Value 1…1000, DE- 1)
Level of density of border. (If OD has
FAULT been selected under Border Density).
Number of Copies Integer (1-99), 1)
Limiting to 9 is most safe.
DEFAULT
The default value corresponds to the first value of that parameter as defined in the printer types file.
1)
A value of "DEFAULT" means: no value. A printer does not use a default value.
3.3.5.3 Worklist query definition

• Function - Allows to configure maximum 4 worklist management queries for the worklist management
server.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > Dicom Target Configuration> Worklist
Query Definition
This menu item is optionally present (only for systems with the Advanced DICOM Package installed).
Only four queries can be configured. It is possible to assign one of the defined queries to the WLM
server (see also section 'Worklist management').
Reference - Worklist query definition

Worklist queries User defined query The list shows all the names of already configured
name queries.
Settings - Worklist query definition

Name string “No Name” User defined query name (appears in
the BV-Scope Worklist Management
Server Configuration window) consisting
of maximum 20 alpha-numeric charac-
ters. Note: The query name appears in
the Worklist Management Server Con-
figuration window of BV-Scope.
Enable Yes, No No
Modality Enable, Disable Enable Enables the BV Family system to query
the Worklist Server for entries with the
selected modality type.
OT | XA | RF OT Modality type.
Scheduled Station AE Enable, Disable Enable Enables the BV Family system to query
Title the Worklist Server for entries with the
Scheduled Station AE Title of the BV
Family system.
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Scheduled Station Enable, Disable Enable Enables the BV Family system to query
Name the Worklist Server for entries with the
Scheduled Station Name of the BV
Family system.
Scheduled Procedure Enable, Disable Enable Enables the BV Family system to query
Step start date the Worklist Server for entries with the
selected Scheduled Procedure Step
start date.
• Today Today Scheduled Procedure Step start date
• Yesterday, to-
day and tomor-
row
• 1 Week range
centered
around today
• 2 Week range
centered
around today
3.3.5.4 Worklist management

• Function - Allows to configure one worklist management server, which centrally manages patient ex-
amination data. The WLM server can be queried by DICOM modalities (e.g. the BV Family system).
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Worklist
Management .
Only one WLM server can be configured. It is only possible to configure a WLM server if at least one
worklist query has been defined.
Reference - Worklist management

WLM Target string Name of the WLM target, consisting of maximum
25 alphanumeric characters.
Settings - Worklist management

Name string “No name” Name of Worklist Server, consisting of
Enable Yes, No No Enabling of the Worklist Server.
AE title string “No name” Name of application entity, consisting of
The name must correspond with the AE
title of the Worklist Server.
IP address ###.###.###.### 0.0.0.0 IP address of WLM server.
Port number 0...65535 104 Port number of WLM server.
Query List of configured Queries as defined with the menu item
queries Worklist Query Definition.
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Study description • Requested pro- Requested Selected examination type by user or
cedure procedure de- via WLM.
description scription
• Scheduled pro-
cedure Step
description
Enable Reason for Re- Yes, No No Enable Reason for Requested Proce-
quested Procedure dure Code during worklist request
Code Sequence
(0040,100A)
3.3.5.5 Modality Performed Procedure Step server

• Function - Allows to configure a modality performed procedure server. The MPPS server is used to
send patient examination data to a HIS/RIS server, upon completion of the examination.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Modality
Performance Procedure Step Server
Reference - Modality performed procedure step server

MPPS Target Name string Name of the MPPS target, consisting of maximum
25 alphanumeric characters.
MPPS triggered by ex- string Read current value1)
port to
Shows all export targets that has 'Export triggers MPPS' enabled. For each enabled export target a
1)
separate line is used. When no export target is enabled the value is "-".
Settings - Modality performed procedure step server

ues
Name string “No name” Name of MPPS server, consisting of
Enable Yes, No No Enabling of MPPS.
AE title string “No name” Name of application entity, consisting of
The name must correspond with the AE
title of the MPPS server. Refer to the
manual of the MPPS server.
IP address ###.###.###.# 0.0.0.0 IP number of MPPS. Refer to the man-
## ual of the MPPS.
Port number 0...65535 104 Port number of MPPS. Refer to the
manual of the MPPS.
MPPS for non-WML examina- Yes, No Yes MPPS is sent for manual scheduled ex-
tions aminations.
Append MPPS for additionally Yes, No Yes MPPS is sent for additional (later ac-
exported images quired) images of an examination.
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3.3.6 DICOM Structured Dose Report

• Function - Allows to change the storage settings for DICOM Structured Dose Report.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Structured Dose Report.
Settings - DICOM Structured Dose Report

ues
Enable DICOM Structured Yes, No No If enabled then the DICOM Structured
Dose Report Dose Report is automatically sent to the
configured target(s).
Enable dialog for entry of Yes, No Yes If the examination is not coupled to a
Anatomical Target Region? specific region of the body the exact
dose can not be determined. If Yes is
selected a dialog pops up to request the
user to select the anatomical region of
the body for the respective examination.
Target 1 configuration
Name 25 characters, “No name“ User defined name of the export target.
alpha-numeric
AE title 16 characters, “No name” Name of application entity. The name
alpha-numeric must correspond with the AE title of the
##
Port number 0...65535 104 Port number of export target.
Storage Commit Disable, Ena- Enable Enables Storage Commit options.
ble
SC AE title string “No name” AE title Storage Commit target, consist-
ing of maximum 16 alpha-numeric char-
acters.
SC IP address ###.###.###.# 0.0.0.0 IP address of the Storage Commit tar-
## get.
SC Port Number 0...65535 104 Port number of the Storage Commit tar-
get.
alpha-numeric
Enable Yes, No No If enabled then the DICOM Structured
Dose Report is automatically sent to this
node.
##
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ues
alpha-numeric
Enable Yes, No No If enabled then the DICOM Structured
Dose Report is automatically sent to this
node.
##
3.4 DICOM queue management

• Function - Allows to manually manage any pending or not completed export, print or MPPS jobs.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > DICOM Queue Management
Reference - DICOM queue management

List with queue entries List of not completed print or export jobs. After se-
lecting a queue entry in the Reference window, its
settings are displayed in the Settings window, in
which it is possible to delete it from the queue.
Target Name string Target name of the selected queue entry, consist-
ing of maximum 25 alpha-numeric characters.
Type Export | Print | Target type of the selected queue entry.
MPPS | RDSR
Patient Name string Name of the patient of the selected queue entry,
consisting of maximum 20 alpha-numeric charac-
ters.
Status Queued | Failed | Wait- Waiting for Storage Commit Status of the selected
ing for Storage Commit queue entry.
Settings - DICOM queue management

ues
Target Name string 1)
Target name of the selected queue en-
try, consisting of maximum 25 alpha-nu-
meric characters.
Type Export | Print | 1)
Target type of the selected queue entry.
MPPS |
RDSR
Patient Name string 1)
Name of the patient of the selected
queue entry, consisting of maximum 20
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Accession Number string 1)
Accession number of the selected
queue entry, consisting of maximum 16
numeric characters.
Number of Images integer 1)
Number of images of the selected
queue entry.
Image Format XA | SC | SC 1)
Image format of the selected queue en-
with text try.
Page Format Columns x 1)
Page format of the selected queue en-
Rows - num- try.
ber of images/
page
Detailed status Detailed sta- 1)
Detailed status of the selected queue
tus description entry.
Delete Entry? Yes, No 1)
If Yes, the selected queue entry is delet-
ed from the transfer queue.
Delete All Entries? Yes, No 1)
If Yes, all entries are deleted from the
transfer queue.
Resend Entry? Yes, No 1)
If Yes, the selected queue entry is re-
sent after clicking |RESUME| in the Ex-
port panel on the MVS.
1)
These values cannot be set in this window.
3.5 Empty Patient Schedule List

• Function - With this procedure is it possible to empty the patient schedule list.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Empty Patient Schedule List
CAUTION
With this option, the complete Patient Schedule List is emptied.
Settings - Empty patient Schedule List.

ues
Empty patient Schedule List Yes, No No Empties the patient schedule list
3.6 Import
3.6.1 Printer types

• Function - Installs the pre-configured printer types file (.ptf) onto the BV Family system.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Import > Printer Types
This function installs the pre-configured printer types file (.ptf) onto the BV Family system. The printer
types file contains the settings for all supported printer types. Printers can be connected to the BV
Family system through the DICOM network. Using this function it is also possible to restore a backup
of the DICOM configuration that was made with the function Export/DICOM Targets.
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Instructions/settings - Printer types

Select pre-configured Intern (BV Family sys- Select Intern to load the default printer types data,
Printer Types File tem) internally from the system.
Extern (Service PC) Select Extern to load the printer types data, exter-
nally from the service PC into the system.
In the File field, the name of the printer types file (dicom.ptf) must be en-
tered. Using the |BROWSE| button this file can also be searched for. The
printer types file is supplied with the BV Family software CD-ROM, and can
be found in the folder \dfi\data. After the file is selected, click |OK|. Alterna-
tively the printer types file can be downloaded from InCenter.
3.6.2 DICOM targets

• Function - Installs the DICOM targets file (.tdf) onto the BV Family system.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Import > DICOM Targets
This function installs the DICOM targets file (.tdf) onto the BV Family system. The DICOM targets file
contains, for each DICOM target, all the settings. Using this function it is also possible to restore a
backup of the DICOM configuration that was made with the function Export/DICOM Targets.
Instructions/settings - DICOM targets

Select DICOM Target Extern (Service PC) Select Extern to load the DICOM target data, ex-
File ternally from the service PC into the system.
In the File field, the name of the DICOM target file must be entered. Using
the |BROWSE| button this file can also be searched for. After the file is se-
lected, click |OK|.
3.7 Export
3.7.1 DICOM targets

• Function - Allows to export the DICOM target configuration and save it to file.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Export > DICOM Targets
This function exports the DICOM target data. The DICOM target data is copied from the system and
written to an external backup file, named dicom.tdf. The DICOM target data on the backup file can be
restored into the system when needed (see chapter DICOM targets on page 37).
3.8 Logging - File transfer for Remote Proactive Support

• Function - Allows to send all queued system logging data for Remote Proactive Support.
• Tree item in BV Scope - Administrator > Logging > File transfer for Remote Proactive Support
This function forces an upload of the system logging to the Remote Proactive Support Environment.
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4 Setting to work the network and DICOM interface
4.1 DICOM and network devices

This chapter describes how to configure the DICOM interface for BV Family R2.3 systems with soft-
ware release 2.5.1. This DICOM function is optional.
For Radiation Dose Structured Report (RDSR) no DICOM licence is required.
NOTICE
To allow for re-configuring the DICOM workflow interface, see the site survey data obtained from the
user via the Network Connectivity Sheet (part of the SRM).
DICOM (Digital Imaging COmmunication in Medicine) is a protocol for communication between medi-
cal devices. The DFI of BV Family system communicates via DICOM with the network of a hospital.
The DFI sends images acquired with BV Family system together with information of patients, acquisi-
tion data etc. to a network target.
Devices on this network can be:
• Printers.
• Archives to archive images and data, for example PACS.
• Workstations for analyses of images.
• WLM servers (Worklist Management), for planning of examinations of patients.
• MPPS (Modality Performed Procedure Step), to report the status of performed examinations.
With certain functions of the user interface of the BV Family system, the images and data on the DFI
can be sent to the above-mentioned devices on the network. All functions (except RDSR) are optional.
The functions are:
• Export
• Print
• WLM
• MPPS
• Storage commitment (SC)
• Radiation Dose Structured Report (RDSR)
See the Instructions for Use for more information on these functions.
Relation between devices and functions on the DICOM network

Device Printers Archives Workstations WLM servers MPPS
Function:
Export x x
Print x
WLM x
MPPS x
Storage com- x
mitment
Radiation Dose x x
Structured Re-
port
In DICOM terms, the BV Family system is called the modality. Printers, archives, workstations, WLM/
MPPS servers are called targets and functions are called application entities (AE).
The following procedure applies when a new patient enters the hospital:
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1. The data of a patient will be entered in a Hospital Information System (HIS) or a Radiology Information
System (RIS). In case of an emergency, this step can be omitted.
2. On a WLM server, the patient examinations have to be scheduled.
3. When a certain examination on a modality has been performed, the status will be reported to an MPPS
server.
The MPPS in Progress will be sent after acquiring the first image of the examination.
4. The data and images of each examination can be printed, stored or sent to a workstation.
5. Images that are manipulated on a workstation can be printed and/or be stored from the workstation.
6. To be sure images are stored safely, a storage commitment procedure is used. Images that are sent
from a modality to the storage device are only deleted on the modality if the storage device gives com-
mitment. This commitment will only be given if the images are stored safely on the storage device.
4.2 Network configuration
Introduction
NOTICE
Prior to executing the procedures in this section, the connection between the service PC and the BV
Family system must be configured and established as described in this manual (chapter Connecting
the service PC to the system on page 8, chapter Configuring a service connection with an Ethernet
cable on page 10 and chapter Configuring Java on the service PC on page 12).
Before the BV Family system can be used in a DICOM network, the BV Family system itself has to be
configured by the steps as indicated below.
Preconditions
The following information is required before the BV Family system can be configured, see Network
Connectivity Sheet (part of SRM and available as editable PDF form):
1. IP address of the system
2. Subnet mask to be used
3. DNS server address (primary)
4. DNS server address (secondary)
5. Default gateway to be used when accessing targets outside the subnet (if applicable)
6. Station name to be used for the system
7. DICOM AE title to be used for the system
8. IP address of the time server (if applicable, the time synchronization function is only available for sys-
tems with software release 2.5.5 and up.)
9. For BV-Scope administrators: a user name and a password
Actions & checks

To configure the DICOM network, do the following actions and checks:
1. Click |SETUP| in the Patient administration panel of the MVS. The Setup panel appears.
2. Select Enable Service. The text ’Service Enabled’ appears.
3. Open BV-Scope. The Target Address Confirmation window appears.
4. Enter the Service IP address. A connection to the MVS will be made.
5. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > Network Configuration > System Local Network
Configuration.
6. In the Settings panel enter or select:
• IP address
• Subnet mask
• Default gateway (when no default gateway will be used, so all targets are on the same subnet, the
default gateway should have a value of: "0.0.0.0")
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• Service IP address
• Service subnet mask
• If applicable, select 'Enable' for the DNS (primary) and enter the primary DNS server address
• If applicable, select 'Enable' for the DNS (secondary) and enter the secondary DNS server address
• If applicable, select 'Enable' for Time Synchronization and enter the Time Server IP address and
Time Offset values (this functionality is only available for systems with software release 2.5.5 and
up).
7. Click |OK| to activate the changes.
8. Restart the BV Family system.
9. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > Network Configuration > DICOM host (local)
configuration.
10. In the Settings panel enter:
• Station name
• AE title (note that the title is case sensitive)
NOTICE
Do not change the default maximum PDU size of time out values. These settings will be used by the
hospital IT specialist to optimize the network performance.

12. Physically connect the BV Family system to the network.
13. Restart the BV Family system.
14. Click |SETUP| in the Patient administration panel of the MVS. The Setup panel appears.
15. Select Enable Service. The text ’Service Enabled’ appears.
Configuring a digital navigation link

A navigation device can be connected to the BV Family system. A navigation device optimizes fluoro
navigation. The Last Image Hold is transferred automatically over the Ethernet line.
Procedure to configure the digital navigation link:
16. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > Network Configuration > Digital Navigation Link
Configuration,
17. In the Settings panel, enter the port number of the navigation device and select for image transfer 8 or
16 bit.
For more information, see chapter Connecting the service PC to the system on page 8.
4.3 Configuring DICOM export targets
Introduction
If the BV Family system has been configured according to the section "Network configuration", the pro-
cedure described below can be followed. On the BV Family system a maximum number of 25 export
and/or printer targets can be configured. Before a target can be selected in the Export panel on the
user interface of the MVS, it needs to be configured via BV-Scope. This section describes the addition
of a export target. For a printer target refer to section "Configuring DICOM printer targets".
Preconditions
The following information is required before a DICOM export target can be configured, see Network
Connectivity Sheet (part of the SRM):
• DICOM AE title of the export target (to be obtained from the network administrator).
• IP address of the export target (to be obtained from the network administrator).
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• Port number used for DICOM storage on the export target (to be obtained from the network administra-
tor or via the DICOM conformance statement).
Before the configuration of a DICOM export target, make sure:
• The target device is compatible with the system, refer to InCenter > Interoperability Knowledgebase,
http://iotool.ms.philips.com/ for a list of devices tested by Philips.
If the target device is NOT on the list of devices tested by Philips, the conformance statement of the
DICOM printer target must indicate the support of service class provider for basic grayscale print SOP
class. In case of doubt, contact your local Philips representative.
• If the target device is NOT on the list of devices tested by Philips, the conformance statements of the
DICOM export target and that of the BV Family system must indicate their compatibility. In case of
doubt, contact your local Philips representative.
• The BV Family system has been configured.
• The BV Family system has been connected to the network.
• The DICOM export target has been configured to receive images from the BV Family system.
• The DICOM export target has been connected to the network.
• The DICOM export target SCP is running.
• The service PC has been connected.
Actions & checks

To configure the DICOM export targets, perform the following actions and checks:
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Export Targets.
2. Select a No Name target in the Export Target list of the Reference panel. In the Settings panel, a No
Name target appears with all default values.
Fig. 21: Export Targets panel

3. In the Settings panel, enter or select:
• Name (user selectable name for the target. The name will appear in the Export panel of the user
interface of the MVS).
• Type, select Store.
• Order in list, enter a digit. This is the order of targets as they appear in the Export panel of the user
interface of the MVS.
• Enable, select Yes.
• Export triggers MPPS, set to Yes if MPPS is enabled
• AE title (to be obtained from the network administrator)
• IP address (to be obtained from the network administrator)
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• Port number (to be obtained from the network administrator or via the DICOM conformance state-
ment)
• Storage commit (Enabled/Disabled) (Only selectable when the Advanced DICOM Package has
been installed.)
• SC AE Title (Only selectable when the Advanced DICOM Package has been installed.These fields
are only relevant when storage commit has been enabled.)
• SC IP address (Only selectable when the Advanced DICOM Package has been installed. These
fields are only relevant when storage commit has been enabled.)
• SC Port number (Only selectable when the Advanced DICOM Package has been installed. These
fields are only relevant when storage commit has been enabled.)
• 3D export target (Only visible on systems with the 3D-RX option.)
4. Click |CHECK|. The BV Family system sends a DICOM C-ECHO request to the export target to verify
the TCP/IP as well as the DICOM connection with this target. On success, BV-Scope displays the
message "The target is reachable". Note that, in some cases, it takes 1 min. to get response from the
system.
NOTICE
In case of failure, the possibilities are:
• Network error (TCP/IP ping fails).
• Target error (TCP/IP ping succeeds but error on DICOM level).
• Configuration error. Check if the settings on the BV Family system and the target match.
5. Click |OK|. The target is saved in the BV Family system and is immediately visible in the Export panel
of the user interface of the MVS (without rebooting).
NOTICE
The "Association Close Time-out" in the DICOM host (local) configuration panel of the Network Con-
figuration is default set to 1 second. Changing this value might cause incorrect behavior of the export
functionality of the BV Family system in case the transfer is aborted and resumed. Therefore, do not
change this value unless advised by your local Philips representative.
4.4 Loading of the printer types file (ptf)
Introduction
The procedure below has to be followed to install new printers or new versions of software for printers.
For all DICOM Printer types supported by the BV Family system, pre-defined (default) values for all
printer parameters have been specified in the printer types file.
There are 3 different kinds of printer parameters:
• Printer parameters that can be modified in BV-Scope by both the administrator and the local Philips
representative. In the printer types file all possible values are defined, the first value is the default value
(example: "Film Orientation").
• Printer parameters that can be modified in BV-Scope by the local Philips representative only. To modi-
fy these parameters detailed knowledge of DICOM print is required. In the printer types file all possible
values are defined, the first value is the default value (example: ‘‘Magnification Type’’).
• Printer parameters that cannot be modified. The value in the printer types file is fixed.
Before DICOM printer targets can be configured, the pre-configured printer types have to be loaded
into the system. Only DICOM printers that make use of the pre-defined printer types can be configured
on the BV Family system.
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Preconditions
The DICOM printer types file must be available on the service PC. The printer types file (dicom.ptf) can
be found on the BV Family Software cd-rom.
Actions & checks

To load the printer types file, perform the following actions and checks:
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Import > Printer Types. The Printer Types panel appears.
Fig. 22: Printer Types Panel

2. Select one of the following options to load the printer type file.
• Select |Intern| and click |OK|, to load the internal printer type file of the BV Family system.
• Select |Extern (Service PC)| to load the printer type file from the BV Family Software cd-rom. Click |
Browse| to search the printer type file: dicom.ptf (to be found in subdir: dfi/data). Click |OK|.
NOTICE
Modification of the printer types file is not recommended. All pre-configured printer types have been
validated by Philips Healthcare. When a printer target does not use one of the pre-defined printer
types or when there are problems with the pre-defined printer types, please contact your local Philips
representative.
4.5 Configuring DICOM printer targets
Actions & checks
Introduction
On the BV Family system a maximum number of 25 storage and/or printer targets can be configured.
Before a target can be selected in the Export panel on the user interface of the MVS, it needs to be
configured via BVScope. This chapter describes the addition of a printer target. If the BV Family sys-
tem has been configured and a printer types file has been loaded, the procedure described below can
be followed.
Preconditions
Before a DICOM printer target can be configured, the following preconditions have to be met:
Concerning compatibility:
• Check if target device is compatible with the system, refer to InCenter > Interoperability Knowledge-
base, http://iotool.ms.philips.com/ for a list of devices tested by Philips.
If the target device is NOT on the list of devices tested by Philips, the conformance statement of the
DICOM printer target must indicate the support of service class provider for basic grayscale print SOP
class. In case of doubt, contact your local Philips representative.
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• The pre-configured printer types file must have been loaded. (See section "Loading of printer types
files (ptf)")
• The Conformance Statement of the DICOM printer target must indicate that the printer is based on one
of the printers pre-configured in the printer types file.
The following information must be available:
• DICOM AE title of the printer target (to be obtained from the network administrator).
• IP address of the printer target (to be obtained from the network administrator).
• Port number used for DICOM print on the printer target (to be obtained from the network administrator
or the Conformance Statement of the printer target).
Concerning system and target:
• The network settings of the BV Family system must have been configured.
• The BV Family system must be connected to the network.
• The DICOM printer target must have been configured to receive images from the BV Family system.
• The DICOM printer target must be connected to the network.
• The DICOM printer target SCP must be running and operating successfully.
• The service PC must be connected.
To configure DICOM printer targets, perform the following actions and checks:
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Printer Targets.
The Printer Targets panel appears.
Fig. 23: Printer Targets panel

2. Select a No Name target in the Printer Target list of the Reference panel. In the Settings panel, a No
Name target appears with all default values.
• Name (user selectable name for the target. The name will appear in the Export panel of the user
interface of the MVS).
• Type, select Print.
• Order in list, enter a digit. This is the order of targets as they appear in the Export panel of the user
interface of the MVS.
• Enable, select Yes
ment)
• Printer type
4. Click |CHECK|. The BV Family system sends a DICOM C-ECHO request to the printer target to verify
system.
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NOTICE
5. Click |OK|. The values in the Settings panel are stored and the printer settings are displayed with all
default values.
6. In the Settings panel, modify the printer parameters if required (see also the Conformance Statement
of the DICOM printer target).
7. Click |OK|. The target is saved in the BV Family system and is immediately visible in the Export panel
of the user interface of the MVS (without rebooting).
8. Make sure that the printer target settings are OK:
• Select a representative image on the MVS and print it.
• If the result is not acceptable: change the relevant settings for the printer target.
NOTICE
It is possible to define two separate DICOM printer targets that make use of the same physical DICOM
printer. This can be useful when for example the user wants to have one printer target that prints the
images on the film in a landscape format and one that prints the images in a portrait format. The "Film
orientation" cannot be selected in the Export panel on the user interface of the MVS but by defining
two separate printer targets, it is still possible to support both.
4.6 Configuring DICOM worklist management
4.6.1 Worklist query definition
Introduction
With the function Worklist query definition, queries can be predefined to search on a worklist manage-
ment server. A maximum of 4 queries can be predefined. These queries can be used to search the
worklist server for examination entries scheduled for the BV Family system.
Preconditions
The Advanced DICOM Package is installed on the system.
Actions & checks

To configure queries for the worklist management server, perform the following actions and checks:
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Worklist Query
Definition. The Worklist Query Definition panel appears.
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Fig. 24: Worklist Query Definition panel

• Name (enter a representative name for the query, e.g. OT_AE_today).
• Enable, select Yes/No (if selected No, the query will not be available to select during configuration of
the worklist server).
• Modality, select Enable/Disable (if enabled, the query includes the modality type. To select the mo-
dality type, select OT/RF/XA, in the upper drop down box).
• Scheduled Station AE Title, select Enable/Disable (if enabled, the query includes the Station AE Ti-
tle)
• Scheduled Station Name, select Enable/Disable (if enabled, the query includes the station name).
• Scheduled Procedure Step Start Date, select Enable/Disable (if enabled, the query includes the
Scheduled Procedure Step Start date. If enabled, select a time span in the lower drop down box).
3. Click |OK|. The message Parameter values are OK and stored successfully appears.
4. Click |OK|. The BV-Scope menu tree appears.
Example 1
The following example shows how to set a query definition to search for:
• An OT (other type) modality
• The AE title of the scheduled station.
• The start date of scheduled procedure steps for today.
To configure the query of the above example:
1. In the Worklist Query DefinitionSettings panel enter or select:
• Name: OT_AE_today (e.g.)
• Enable: Yes
• Modality: Enable. In the upper drop down box select OT.
• Scheduled Station AE Title: Enable.
• Scheduled Station Name: Disable.
• Scheduled Procedure Step Start Date: Enable.In the lower drop down box select Today.
2. Click |OK|. The message Parameter values are OK and stored successfully appears .
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Example 2
The following example shows how to set a query definition to search for:
• An RF modality
• The AE title of the scheduled station.
• The start date of scheduled procedure steps for one week.
To configure the query of the above example:
1. In the Worklist Query DefinitionSettings panel enter or select:
• Name: RF_AE_this week (e.g.)
• Enable: Yes
• Modality: Enable. In the upper drop down box select RF.
• Scheduled Station AE Title: Enable.
• Scheduled Station Name: Disable.
• Scheduled Procedure Step Start Date: Enable.In the lower drop down box select One week
range.
2. Click |OK|. The message Parameter values are OK and stored successfully appears .
4.6.2 Worklist management server
Introduction
On the BV Family system one worklist server can be configured. The worklist server needs to be con-
figured before worklists can be imported in the BV Family patient administration database.
Preconditions
Before a DICOM Worklist server can be configured, the following preconditions have to be met:
If the target device is NOT on the list of devices tested by Philips, see the conformance statement of
the worklist server you want to use. In case of doubt, contact your local Philips representative.
• DICOM AE title of the worklist server (to be obtained from the network administrator).
• IP address ofthe worklist server(to be obtained from the network administrator).
• Port number used for the worklist server (to be obtained from the network administrator or the Con-
formance Statement of the Worklist server).
• The DICOM printer target must have been configured to receive images from the BV Family system.
• The DICOM printer target must be connected to the network.
• The DICOM printer target SCP must be running and operating successfully.
• The service PC must be connected.
Actions & checks

To configure the worklist management (WLM) server, perform the following actions and checks:
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1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Worklist Man-
agement. The Worklist Management panel appears.
Fig. 25: Worklist Management panel

2. In the Settings panel, enter or select:
• Name (enter a representative name for the WLM server, e.g. Easy_RIS).
• Enable, select Yes (select No if you do not want to use the worklist server).
Enter or select appropriate values for the following worklist server items:
ment)
• Query. In the Query drop down box select a query definition.
• Study description. Select the desired Study description from the drop down box.
3. Click |CHECK|. BV-Scope displays the message "The target is NOT reachable" or the message "The
target is reachable" . Note that, in some cases, it takes 1 minute to get response from the system.
NOTICE
4. Click |OK|. BV-Scope displays the message "Parameter values are OK and stored successfully".
4.7 Modality Performed Procedure Step
Introduction
The MPPS server has to be configured before communication with the modality is possible.
Preconditions
Before a DICOM MPPS server can be configured, the following preconditions have to be met:
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the worklist server you want to use. In case of doubt, contact your local Philips representative.
• DICOM AE title of the MPPS (to be obtained from the network administrator).
• IP address of the MPPS (to be obtained from the network administrator).
• Port number used for the MPPS (to be obtained from the network administrator or the Conformance
Statement of the MPPS server).
• The DICOM MPPS must have been configured to receive procedure info from the BV Family system.
• The DICOM MPPS must be connected to the network.
• The DICOM MPPS SCP must be running and operating successfully.
Actions & checks

To configure the MPPS server, perform the following actions and checks:
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Modality Per-
formed Procedure Step. The Modality Performed Procedure Step panel appears.
Fig. 26: Modality Performed Procedure Step panel

• Name (enter a representative name for the MPPS server, e.g. Easy_MPPS).
• Enable select Yes (select No if you do not want to use the MPPS server).
ment)
target is reachable". Note that, in some cases, it takes 1 min. to get response from the system.
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4. Click |OK|. The message Parameter values are OK and stored successfully appears.
4.8 DICOM queue management
4.8.1 Introduction
Both DICOM export and DICOM print actions can be performed when the system is not connected to
the network. Therefore, the images to be exported or printed will be stored in a queue on the BV Fami-
ly system. When the BV Family system is connected to a network, all prepared export and/or print ses-
sions can be started by one simple action (with the |RESUME| button in the Export panel on the user
interface of the MVS). When an export/print session fails (for example when the DICOM export target
is not available), the prepared export/print session will be kept in the queue on the BV Family system.
When a problem with one or more DICOM targets persists, it is possible the queue on the BV Family
systems gets full. Therefore, it is possible to access the DICOM queue via BV-Scope. In BV-Scope
each export/print session can be selected, the detailed information can be viewed and the entry can be
removed from the queue.
4.8.2 Deleting queue entries

To delete queue entries, perform the following actions and checks:
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > DICOM Queue Management. The DICOM Queue Management
panel appears.
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Fig. 27: DICOM Queue Management panel

2. In the DICOM Queue Management Reference panel select a queue entry. The Reference panel lists
all export and print sessions that are currently in the queue.
3. In the DICOM Queue Management Settings panel select Yes to remove the queue entry.
4. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to delete other queue entries.
5. Click |OK|.
NOTICE
The DICOM queue can be managed via the User Interface of the MVS. Refer to the Instructions for
Use for more information.
4.8.3 Resending queue entries

To resend queue entries, perform the following actions and checks:
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > DICOM Queue Management. The DICOM Queue Management
panel appears.
2. In the DICOM Queue Management Reference panel select a queue entry. The Reference panel lists
all export and print sessions that are currently in the queue.
3. In the DICOM Queue Management Settings panel select Yes to resend the queue entry. The queue
entries will be resent after clicking |RESUME| in the Export panel of the MVS.
4. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to resend other queue entries.
5. Click |OK|.
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4.9 DICOM Structured Dose Report
Introduction
The function of the DICOM Structured Dose Report is to report any radiation dose that has been creat-
ed during patient treatment. Even if images are discarded (e.g. fluoroscopy, rejected radiographs), the
DICOM Structured Dose Report function will record all of the radiation used during a procedure.
The Radiation Dose Structured Report (RDSR) is a DICOM object that is created and managed sepa-
rately from the creation and storage of images. The RDSR always contains patient, examination data
and the total dose data for the entire procedure. Up to three different RDSR targets can be configured
on a BV Family R2.3 system.
NOTICE
With DICOM Structured Dose Report enabled, executing service actions resulting in X-ray will send
'no-name' RDSR reports to the DICOM queue and RDSR server. If applicable, inform your customer
about these 'no-name' RDSR reports.
You can temporarily switch off the DICOM Structured Dose Report functionality by disabling DICOM
Structured Dose Report in BV-Scope.
Preconditions
Before an RDSR target can be configured, the following preconditions have to be met:
the RDSR target you want to use. In case of doubt, contact your local Philips representative.
The following information of the RDSR target must be available:
• DICOM AE title
• IP address
• Port number used for the RDSR target
This information can be found in Network connectivity sheet or obtained from the network administra-
tor.
Actions & checks

To configure an RDSR target, perform the following actions and checks:
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Structured Dose Report.. The DICOM
Structured Dose Report panel appears.
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Fig. 28: DICOM Structured Dose Report panel (upper part)
Fig. 29: DICOM Structured Dose Report panel (lower part)
4.10 Empty patient schedule list

With this option it is possible to empty the patient schedule list.
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Empty Patient Schedule List. The Empty Patient Schedule List
screen appears.
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Fig. 30: Empty Patient Schedule List panel

2. In the settings window, select YES if you want to empty the schedule list and select |OK|.
3. A warning message appears, select YES if you want to delete the patient schedule list.
4.11 Faultfinding DICOM

The faultfinding procedures described in this chapter can be used if problems occur during customiza-
tion of the BV Family system.
4.11.1 Association close time-out
NOTICE
The "Association Close Time-out" in the DICOM host (local) configuration panel of the Network Con-
figuration is default set to 1 second. Changing this value might cause incorrect behavior of the export
functionality of the BV Family system in case the transfer is aborted and resumed. Therefore, do not
change this value unless advised by your local Philips representative.
4.11.2 Problems using BV-Scope on the service PC

Troubleshooting configuration problems using BV-Scope on the service PC
Symptoms Error text Error in log file Cause Solution
The service PC Destination host → The Enable Service On the MVS, select the
cannot connect <name> unreacha- checkbox in the Setup panel and select the
to the DFI ble; exiting. Setup panel of the Enable Service checkbox.
→ MVS is not select- Note: After a power up of
ed. the MVS, this checkbox al-
ways is disabled.
→ The IP address on On the MVS, select the
the service PC and Setup panel to display the
the MVS do not IP address of the MVS.
match. Match it with the IP ad-
dress on the service PC.
Restart BV-Scope with this
IP address.
No physical con- Connect a point-to-point
nection between cable between the service
service PC and PC and the MVS. If the
MVS. connection is OK: contact
the network administrator
for help.
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4.11.3 Faultfinding for DICOM targets

Use the |check| button in BV-Scope to verify if the targets listed below are reachable:
(This is comparable to a PING command.)
• export target
• printer target
• WLM target
• MPPS target
• DICOM Structured Dose Reporting target
Faultfinding export target

1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Export Targets,
see figure 21 on page 41
2. Click |CHECK|. The BV Family system sends a DICOM C-ECHO request to the export target to verify
system.
NOTICE
Faultfinding printer target

1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Import > DICOM Target Configuration > Printer Targets. The
Printer Targets panel appears, see figure 23 on page 44.
2. Click |CHECK|. The BV Family system sends a DICOM C-ECHO request to the printer target to verify
system.
NOTICE
Faultfinding WLM target

1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Worklist Man-
agement. The Worklist Management panel appears, see figure 25 on page 48.
NOTICE
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Faultfinding MPPS target

1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Target Configuration > Modality Per-
formed Procedure Step. The Modality Performed Procedure Step panel appears, see figure 26
on page 49.
NOTICE
Faultfinding DICOM Structured Dose Reporting target

1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > DICOM Structured Dose Report. The DICOM
Structured Dose Report appears, see figure 28 on page 53.
NOTICE
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5 Customization
The BV Family system can be customized upon request of the user, according to the guidelines in the
Instructions for Use section "User Customization".
5.1 Checking the default (factory) settings
NOTICE
Downloading the application software has to be repeated in case of malfunctioning. If applicable, con-
tact your local Philips representative.
In the factory default values have been configured for the system settings.
Use the BV-Scope Configuration procedures to check whether the default (factory) settings have been
changed.
5.2 Customizing the system

Use BV-Scope to customize the system.
5.2.1 Customizing the user configuration settings

To customize the user configuration settings:
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > User configuration.
2. Change the parameter settings in the Settings panel.
Default user configuration settings

Parameter Default setting
Hospital "clear"
Language English
Date Format dd-mm-yyyy
Units of measure 0.1 mm
Units of weight kg
Displayed identification Patient ID
Accession number Read-only
5.2.2 Customizing the system configuration settings

To customize the user configuration settings:
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Configuration > System Configuration .
2. Change the parameter settings in the Settings panel.
Settings - System configuration

ues
Shutter L + R coupled Yes, No No This setting couples the movement of
both shutters.
Image rotation angle [deg] 0 ... 359 0 This settings adjust the rotation of the
image on the live monitor.
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ues
Auto Contrast/Brightness On, Off Off This function enables optimal image
quality according to the image content.
Audible signal low dose left Off, Off
Low level
beep,
One beep at
start
Audible signal Digital Expo- at begin, at at end
sure1) end
Close examination2) Enable, Disa- Disable When enabled, you can manually close
ble the patient examination.
1)
Not applicable for BV Endura systems.
2)
The function "Close examination" is only available on systems with software release 2.5.5 and up.
5.2.3 Configuring or customizing a system password

A system password will prevent unauthorized persons to have access to the patient administration of
the BV Family system, via the UI of the MVS. The possibility to configure or customize a system pass-
word is optional.
To configure or customize a system password:
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator > Access control > System Password Configuration.
2. System password, select Enabled.
3. In the New System Password field, enter new password (6-20 characters).
4. In the Confirm System Password field, enter the new password again.
NOTICE
If the system password has been lost, a BV-Scope administrator or your local Philips representative
can create a new password.
5.2.4 Configuring or customizing Remote Proactive Support

For Remote Proactive Support two types of connections are possible:
• When the hospital has no RSN router, the RADAR connection goes over the Internet.
For this the HCF must provide an outbound connection for iSSL. This connection can be provided by
enabling port 443 for outbound traffic to specific hosts or through one of the supported proxy protocols.
• When the hospital has a Philips RSN router, the RADAR connection goes via the RSN router over
VPN.
CAUTION
If the firewall of the HCF is not properly configured, inbound access might be possible. Make sure in-
bound traffic from the internet to the system is NEVER possible (only applicable for RADAR connec-
tion over internet).
1. Select BV-Scope path: Administrator> Configuration > Network Configuration > Remote Proactive
Support Configuration.
2. Select:
• Enable Remote Proactive Support: Yes
3. If required, set Use Proxy server to Yes and enter the relevant values in the corresponding fields.
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4. If required, set 'Request connection Remote Proactive Support on screen' to Yes and enter the Notifi-
cation time (number of days).
5. Click |APPLY|.
6. Click |OK|.
Fig. 31: Remote Proactive Support Configuration panel

The user will be notified that it is time to connect the system to the network for log-file upload, when
• the Enable Remote Proactive Support is set to |Yes| and
• the Request connection Remote Proactive Support on screen is set to |Yes| and
• the number of days after an unsuccessful log file upload exceeds the set Notification time or when the
Remote Proactive Support Queue is ≥ 90% full.
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List of Abbreviations
AE Application entity.
AE title A unique name identifying an application entity on the DICOM network.
BV-Scope Service control operating environment.
DFI Digital Fluoroscopy Imaging
DICOM Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine
DNS Domain Name Server
FSE Field Service Engineer
HCF Health Care Facility
HIS Hospital Information System
IP Internet Protocol
iSSL Independant Secure Sockets Layer
MDPU Maximum Protocol Data Units
MPPS Modality Performed Procedure Step
PACS Picture Archiving and Communication System
PC Personal Computer
PDU Protocol Data Units
ptf Printer type file
RDSR Radiation Dose Structured Report
RIS Radiology Information System
SC Storage Commit
SC Secondary Capture
SCP Service class provider
SOP Service Object Pair
user Operational user (clinical)
my_pagecount_text
WLM Worklist management
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1 Introduction .................................................................................................................... ...... 7

1.2 About this manual .......................................................................................................................... ........ 7

1.3 Applicable systems ........................................................................................................................ ........ 7

1.4 Safety information .......................................................................................................................... ........ 7

2 How to work with BV-Scope........................................................................................... ...... 8

2.1.1 Requirements of the service PC .................................................................................... ........ 8

2.2 Connecting the service PC to the system ...................................................................................... ........ 8

2.3 Configuring a service connection with an Ethernet cable .............................................................. ...... 10

2.3.1 Configuring a service connection for Windows XP ........................................................ ...... 10

2.3.2 Configuring a service connection for Windows 7........................................................... ...... 10

2.4 Configuring Java on the service PC............................................................................................... ...... 12

2.4.1 Configuring the Internet Explorer settings ..................................................................... ...... 12

2.4.2 Configuring the Active-X control settings....................................................................... ...... 15

2.4.3 Checking the Java Version ............................................................................................ ...... 15

2.4.4 Installing the Java Version 7.x ....................................................................................... ...... 16

2.4.5 Configuring the Java Version 7.x Settings..................................................................... ...... 18

2.4.6 Configuring the Java Version 8.x Settings..................................................................... ...... 19

2.5 Starting BV-Scope.......................................................................................................................... ...... 21

3 The BV-Scope menu items ............................................................................................ .... 22

3.2 Access control................................................................................................................................ ...... 22

3.3 Configuration.................................................................................................................................. ...... 23

3.3.1 User configuration.......................................................................................................... ...... 23

3.3.2 System configuration .................................................................................................... ...... 24

3.3.3 Network configuration .................................................................................................... ...... 24

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3.3.4 Examination names ....................................................................................................... ...... 27

3.3.5 DICOM target configuration ........................................................................................... ...... 28

3.3.6 DICOM Structured Dose Report .................................................................................... ...... 34

3.4 DICOM queue management .......................................................................................................... ...... 35

3.5 Empty Patient Schedule List .......................................................................................................... ...... 36

3.6 Import ............................................................................................................................................. ...... 36

3.6.1 Printer types................................................................................................................... ...... 36

3.6.2 DICOM targets............................................................................................................... ...... 37

3.7 Export............................................................................................................................................. ...... 37

3.7.1 DICOM targets............................................................................................................... ...... 37

3.8 Logging - File transfer for Remote Proactive Support.................................................................... ...... 37

4 Setting to work the network and DICOM interface ......................................................... .... 38

4.2 Network configuration .................................................................................................................... ...... 39

4.3 Configuring DICOM export targets................................................................................................. ...... 40

4.4 Loading of the printer types file (ptf) .............................................................................................. ...... 42

4.5 Configuring DICOM printer targets................................................................................................. ...... 43

4.6 Configuring DICOM worklist management..................................................................................... ...... 45

4.6.1 Worklist query definition................................................................................................. ...... 45

4.6.2 Worklist management server ......................................................................................... ...... 47

4.7 Modality Performed Procedure Step .............................................................................................. ...... 48

4.8 DICOM queue management .......................................................................................................... ...... 50

4.8.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................... ...... 50

4.8.2 Deleting queue entries................................................................................................... ...... 50

4.8.3 Resending queue entries............................................................................................... ...... 51

4.9 DICOM Structured Dose Report .................................................................................................... ...... 52

4.10 Empty patient schedule list ............................................................................................................ ...... 53

4.11 Faultfinding DICOM........................................................................................................................ ...... 54

4.11.1 Association close time-out ............................................................................................. ...... 54

4.11.2 Problems using BV-Scope on the service PC ............................................................... ...... 54

4.11.3 Faultfinding for DICOM targets ...................................................................................... ...... 55

5 Customization ................................................................................................................ .... 57

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