Firecr Flash

User Manual
Computed Radiography Reader
Doc No. : TM-401-EN

Rev 0.1.1 Aug 2013
Part No. : CR-FPM-44-001-EN
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User Manual
FireCR Flash TM-401-EN
Contact
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Daejeon, Korea
Tel : 82-42-931-2100
Fax : 82-42-931-2299
Website : www.3DISCimaging.com
E-mail : [email protected]
3DISC Americas
22560 Glenn Dr, Suite 116
Sterling, VA 20164 USA
Tel : 1-703-430-6080
3DISC Europe
Gydevang, 39-41, 3450 Alleroed, Denmark
Tel : 45-88-276-650
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The device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition
that this device does not cause harmful interference.
NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B Digital
Device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instruction, may cause harmful interference to radio communication. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment dose
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures : - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. - Increase the
separation between the equipment and receiver - Connect the equipment into an outlet on a
circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. - Consult the dealer or an
experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference. and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Any changes or modifications (including the antenna) made to this device that are not expressly approved by the
manufacturer may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
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Warnings and Used Symbols
To ensure the safety of patients, staff and other persons, any changes to software and hardware
delivered by 3D Imaging & Simulations Corp. may only be made with prior written permission
from 3D Imaging & Simulations Corp.
Please read the respective manuals of the connected software, such as acquisition and
diagnostic software, before starting to use the FireCR Flash system.
The following symbols will be used throughout this manual:
DANGER
The functionality of the system can be destroyed in the case of
incorrect use.
If unauthorized changes have been made to delivered system and
accessories, the warranty by 3D Imaging & Simulations Corp.
becomes void. 3D Imaging & Simulations Corp. will not accept
any responsibility or liability for the proper functioning of the
product in such a case.
DANGER
General mandatory action manual.
incorrect use.
any responsibility or liability for the improper functioning of the
WARNING
The functionality of the system can be limited in the case of
incorrect use. Hints that require special attention.
NOTE
Notes represent information that is important to know but which do
not affect the functionality of the system.
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General Safety Guidelines
All the safety and operating instructions should be read carefully before this device is operated.
This device has been designed and tested to meet strict safety requirements applicable to
medical equipment, and has been supplied in a safe condition. To ensure personnel and
patient safety, the device shall be operated and serviced in compliance with all procedures,
warnings and precautions during all phases of operation and service of this device. Failure to
comply to with safety guidelines may result in injury to service personnel, operator, or patient.
3D Imaging & Simulations Corp. assumes no liability for failure to comply.
If this device is not used as specified, the protection provided by the device could be impaired.
This device must be used in a normal condition only.
Installation, service and operation of this device should only be undertaken by qualified trained
personnel. The operator should study instructions and precautions carefully before starting to
use the device listed here and throughout the manual.
There are no user serviceable parts inside this device. The device should only be opened and
serviced by qualified service personnel. Failure to heed this warning may result in injury to
service personnel or damage to equipment, and void any and all warranties. If there is a
service problem, please contact 3D Imaging & Simulations Corp. or authorized dealer.
Do not spill liquids on the device, and never operate the device in a wet environment.
Keep the device from radiators and heat sources.
Use the device only with accessories supplied with this device.
This device is intended to be grounded. Plug power cord into properly grounded electrical
outlets. This cord is equipped with three-prong plugs to help ensure proper grounding.
This device contains static sensitive components. Proper static handling procedures and
equipment must be used when servicing this device.
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Do not look inside of the device.
If any of the following conditions occur, unplug the device from the electrical outlet and contact
authorized service personnel.
z The power cord or power adapter is damaged.
z An object has fallen into the device.
z The device has been exposed to water.
z The device has been dropped or damaged.
z The device does not operate correctly when the operating instructions are followed.
Intended Use
This device is a Computed Radiography System and intended for use in producing digital X-Ray
images for general radiography purposes. It comprises of reader, cassette with reusable
imaging plate and workstation software. It scans X-Ray exposed image plate and produces X-
Ray image in digital form. Then, digital image is transferred to workstation for further
processing and routing. This device is intended to be operated in a radiological environment
by qualified staff.
FireCR Flash is not approved for the acquisition of mammographic image data.
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Index of contents
Chapter 1. Introduction ..................................................................... 9
Chapter 2. Unpacking ......................................................................11

2.1. Inspection for Damage ....................................................................11
2.2. Identify the Components ..................................................................11
Chapter 3. Setting Up ..................................................................... 15

3.1. Tabletop Mount ............................................................................... 15
3.2. Wall Mount (Option) ........................................................................ 16
3.3. Identify Important Features ............................................................. 18
3.3.1. Reader Connecting Part ........................................................... 18
3.3.2. Reader Status Indication LED................................................... 19
3.3.3. Reader Reset Button ................................................................ 19
3.4. Computer Requirements ................................................................ 19
3.4.1. Recommended Requirement .................................................... 19
3.4.2. Minimum Requirement ............................................................. 20
3.5. Installation of Acquisition and Diagnostic Software......................... 20
3.6. Connect the Cable and Power Cord ............................................... 20
3.6.1. Connect Interface Cable ........................................................... 20
3.6.2. Connect the Power Cord .......................................................... 21
3.6.3. Installation Report ..................................................................... 21
Chapter 4. Operating ...................................................................... 22

4.1. System Specifications .................................................................... 22
4.2. Operation Conditions ...................................................................... 23
4.3. Operating Instructions .................................................................... 24
4.3.1. Turn on the Reader ................................................................... 24
4.3.2. Turn on the Computer ............................................................... 24
4.3.3. Cassette Insert and Eject ......................................................... 24
4.3.4. Getting a Scanned Image ......................................................... 24
4.3.5. Circuit Functions ....................................................................... 25
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Chapter 5. Symbols ........................................................................ 26

5.1. Manufacturer’s Declaration – Electromagnetic Emission................ 27
5.2. Manufacturer’s Declaration - Electromagnetic Immunity ................ 28
5.3. Guidance and Manufacturer ’s Declaration – Electromagnetic
Immunity ..................................................................................................... 31
5.4. Laser Safety Statement .................................................................. 32
Chapter 6. Warranty and Repair Service ........................................ 33

6.1. Standard Warranty.......................................................................... 33
6.2. Repair Service ................................................................................ 33
6.3. Out of Warranty Repair Service ...................................................... 33
6.4. Shipping ......................................................................................... 34
Chapter 7. Technical Assistance ..................................................... 35
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Chapter 1. Introduction
Thank you very much for deciding on FireCR Flash – Computed Radiography Reader.
The FireCR Flash System is ideal for a wide range of Computed Radiography examinations in
specialty practices such as chiropractors, podiatrists and orthopedists.
The FireCR Flash can be configured for nearly every clinical application, and is designed for full
DICOM connectivity, and allows user to setup the system to capture high quality X-ray images
of any body parts with minimal steps including reading, processing, displaying and sending of
the high quality image. All imaging parameters are optimized, resulting in digital images that
can be enhanced, enlarged, duplicated, and sent to any location as a DICOM 3.0 file format in
seconds with no loss of resolution.
Combine the system with reusable phosphor screen equipped FireCR Flash cassettes and
portable X-ray equipment, it can be used for X-ray exams everywhere it is needed, e.g. nursing
facilities, forensic institutions, employee screenings etc.
The FireCR Flash System is ideal for Computed Radiography examinations in busy clinics and
specialty practices. Affordable, rugged, compact, lightweight, fast and effective FireCR Flash
System enables all imaging functions to be performed with the advanced image management
software, a solution that can be adapted most clinical applications.
The FireCR Flash Computed Radiography solution with enhanced workflow and improved
productivity are the best solution for medium sized healthcare facilities and clinics. The FireCR
Flash System complements centralized CR and DR environments such as clinics, ER and OR
departments.
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Main Features
State-of-the-Art Scanning Mechanism

FireCR Flash adopts state-of-the-art scanning mechanisms using high beam delivery efficiency
optics module to construct its compact and rigid structure.
High Throughput
Its unique and patented dual direction scanning mechanism enables to improve the efficiency
and high throughput.
Scanning Resolution
User selectable resolution of 100μm and 200μm allows user to make diagnosis on variable
purposes.
Detector
High sensitive photomultiplier tube equipped in FireCR Flash delivers high gain, wide dynamic
range and high speed response for radiographic imaging.
Powerful Acquisition and Diagnostic Software

Acquisition and Diagnostic Software designed for the FireCR Flash, and its accurate and rapid
data processing make the reader more powerful.
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Chapter 2. Unpacking
2.1. Inspection for Damage
FireCR Flash is shipped in a custom designed container to protect the reader from external
shock. Before unpacking the reader, inspect the shipping container for damage. In case the
container is damaged, notify the shipper immediately.
2.2. Identify the Components
Identify each of these components.
Part No. Item

CR-FP-41-001 FireCR Flash CR Reader
CR-FP-02-003 Universal Cassette 35 x 43 containing IP size 35cm x 43cm
CR-FPA-02-001 USB 2.0 Interface Cable
CR-FPA-02-002 RJ45 CAT.5E FTP Cable 2M (Cross type)
CR-FPA-03-00X Power Cord
CR-FPM-44-001 FireCR Flash User Manual
CR-FP-35-001 FireKit (Optional Product Identification Card)
CR-FP-04-021 QuantorMed Plus Acquisition and Diagnostic Software
CR-FP-04-026 QuantorMed Dongle
CR-FPM-04-021 QuantorMed Plus User Manual
WARNING
If the FireCR Flash needs to be returned to manufacturer or one
of its representatives, the scanner must be repacked in the
original container with all accessories.
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WARNING
Use of Power Cord;
Type SJT or SVT, min. 18AWG, 3-Conductor, VW-1 125V, min 10A
(or 250V, 10A). Max 3.0m long; One end with Hospital Grade
Type, NEMA 5-15P for 125V or NEMA 6-15P for 250V. Other end
with appliance coupler. “CAUTION Grounding reliability can only
be achieved when the equipment is connected to an equipment
receptacle marked “Hospital Only” or “Hospital Grade”.
For connection to supply not in USA, make sure the power cord is
the correct type that is required in your area.
WARNING
Improper disposal of this product may result in environmental
contamination. When disposing of this equipment, contact 3D
Imaging & Simulations Corp.’s representative or related organs
of government. Do not dispose of any part of this equipment
without consulting a 3D Imaging & Simulations Corp.’s
representative first.
3D Imaging & Simulations Corp. does not assume any

responsibility for damage resulting from disposal of this equipment
without consulting 3D imaging & Simulations Corp.
WARNING
Use the device passed IEC60950-1 or IEC60601-1 for the product
connected via USB port.
FireCR Flash CR Reader Power Cord
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Universal Cassette 35 x 43 containing IP size Universal cassette 25 x 35 containing IP

35cm x 43cm size 24cm x 30cm
Universal cassette 24 x 30 containing IP size Universal Cassette 18 x 24 containing IP

24cm x 30cm size 18cm x 24cm
USB 2.0 Interface cable RJ45 CAT.5E FTP Cable 2M (Cross type)
FireCR Flash User Manual QuantorMed Plus User Manual
QuantorMed Plus Acquisition and Diagnostic QuantorMed Dongle

Software
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FireKit
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Chapter 3. Setting Up
WARNING
Unsuitable Installation Sites
Locations with excessive humidity or dust
Locations subject to high temperature
Locations subject to shaking or vibration
Locations exposed to considerable electrical or magnetic
noise, or other forms of electromagnetic energy
Locations with poor heat radiation
3.1. Tabletop Mount
The reader must be placed on a rigid and flat desk or tabletop with at least 10 cm (4 inch) free
space on both sides, 20 cm (8 inch) on rear side and 50 cm (20 inch) on front side for cassette
insertion. Its space requirements are shown below.
In case that desk or table is not flat, adjust feet under the reader for leveling. The reader
weighs approximately 21.5 kg (47 lbs) and requires two persons to lift. Carefully place the
reader into its final position.
Free space of 20 cm (8
Free space of 50 cm (20
inch) on backside, at
inch) on front side, at
least, to allow the power
least, for cassette insertion
switch, power cord and
and ejection.
USB cord to be reached
by hand at all times.
Front Side Backside
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DANGER
Never place the reader on the floor.
Sliding the reader may result in internal damage or misalignment

of the optics.
Install in a location that is level and stable. Installation in an

unsuitable location can cause accident, or deterioration in image
quality.
WARNING
Sliding the reader may result in internal damage or misalignment
of the optics.
External vibration or shock during scanning may affect image

quality. The scanner must be placed on rigid, flat and reinforced
desk or tabletop.
WARNING
Do not place anything on top of the scanner.
WARNING
This equipment may be interfered or interfere by electromagnetic
or other interference.
Assure a distance of minimum 1.0 m with neighboring equipment.
3.2. Wall Mount (Option)
The FireCR Flash can be mounted on the wall to save space occupancy. When purchasing
the wall mount kit, a detailed installation guide and all parts necessary for assembly are
provided.
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Free space of 50 cm (20 inch) on top side, at least, for cassette
insertion and ejection.
Front Side
Free space of 10 cm
(4 inch) on both
sides, at least.
Back Side
Free space of 20 cm (8 inch) on back side, at least, to allow the
power switch, power cord and USB cord to be reached by hand
at all times.
DANGER
Only authorized or trained personnel should set wall mount
installation.
NOTE
Refer to Wall Mount Installation Guide provided with Wall Mount
Installation Kit.
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DANGER
Install the wall mount on a solid wall perpendicular to the floor.
When attaching to other building materials, please contact your
local dealer. If installed on a slanted wall, it may fall and result in
severe injury.
DANGER
3D Imaging & Simulations Corp. is not liable for product damage or
personal injury when the user fails to follow the product installation
instruction.
WARNING
Pulling, pushing, or climbing on the system may cause the system
fall.
3.3. Identify Important Features
Look over the reader and features shown in this section. User will need to know where these
features are when user operates the reader in later chapters.
3.3.1. Reader Connecting Part
USB 2.0 Port Power Switch

Ethernet Port Power Inlet
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3.3.2. Reader Status Indication LED

Indication LED shows the status of the reader as described below.
LED
Status Remark
Green Blue
On System On
Cassette is in initial position, and
On Ready to Scan
ready to scan.
Blinking Scanning
Blinking Erasing
Blinking Blinking Error
3.3.3. Reader Reset Button

In case that the reader is stuck during scanning, push reader reset button by sharp pin to
initialize the reader.
Reader Reset Button
WARNING
Do not push scanner reset button during scanning.
3.4. Computer Requirements
3.4.1. Recommended Requirement
Operating System Microsoft Windows 7, 8

CPU Intel CORE i5
Memory RAM 4 GB or more
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Hard Disk 500 GB Free Hard Disk Space

Network 1 Gbps Ethernet
Video 32-bit Color Display
Video Resolution 1920 x 1080, 1440 x 900
3.4.2. Minimum Requirement

Operating System Microsoft Windows XP
CPU Intel Processor
Video Resolution 1366 x 768, 1280 x 800, 1600 x 900, 1280 x 1024
3.5. Installation of Acquisition and Diagnostic Software

Refer to Acquisition and Diagnostic Software manual.
3.6. Connect the Cable and Power Cord
3.6.1. Connect Interface Cable

The reader interfaces with computer via USB2.0 cable or Ethernet cable. (RJ45 CAT.5E FTP)
1. Use the USB / Ethernet cable in the shipping container.

2. Connect the cable to the reader’s USB2.0 / Ethernet port, located on the rear of the
reader.
3. Connect the other end of the cable to the USB2.0 / Ethernet port on the computer.
DANGER
This equipment is indoor use only and all the communication
wirings are limited to inside of the building.
WARNING
Do not pull out the USB / Ethernet cable during scanning.
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3.6.2. Connect the Power Cord

1. Connect the power cord to the reader, located on the rear side.
2. Connect the other end of the cord to a grounded power outlet.
DANGER
This equipment must only be connected to supply mains with
protective earth. Use only a three-wire cord that has grounding.
This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into
the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet.
Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding-type plug.
DANGER
Do not use any power cord other than the power cord included
with the system. Doing so may lead to fire, electrical shock, or
electrocution.
WARNING
Socket-outlet shall be installed near the device and shall be easily
accessible.
Do not place the device where difficult to access to appliance inlet.
Do not unplug the power cord or turn the power switch off during
scanning.
3.6.3. Installation Report

After installation of the reader, fill in Installation Report from (Appendix I) and send to 3D
Imaging & Simulations Corp. service department by fax or e-mail.
Fax : +82-42-931-2299
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Chapter 4. Operating
4.1. System Specifications
Standard 200um
Sampling Pixel Pitch
High 100um
Standard 1750 x 2150
Pixel Matrix (IP 35cm x 43cm)
High 3500 x 4300
Standard 1200 x 1500
High 2400 x 3000
Standard 900 x 1200
High 1800 x 2400
35cm x 43cm, 25cm x 30cm, 24cm x
Accepted Cassette Size
30cm, 18cm x 24cm
Gray Scale Resolution 16 bit
Eraser Embedded
Computer Interface USB 2.0 / Ethernet
Dimensions 444 x 795 x 134mm
Weight 21.5kg
Power Requirement 100 ~ 240V / 50 ~ 60Hz
System Configuration Tabletop or Wall Mount
Image File Format DICOM 3.0
* Specifications subject to change without notice.

** Specific results may vary since operating conditions fluctuate.
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4.2. Operation Conditions
Indoor use only

Operating Temperature 15°C ~ 30°C (59°F ~ 86°F)
Temperature Gradient 0.5°C / Min
Relative Humidity 15% ~ 95% (non-condensing)
Storage Temperature - 10°C ~ 50°C (14°F ~ 122°F)
Storage Humidity 15% ~ 95% (non-condensing)
Storage Atmospheric Pressure 500 ~ 1,060 hPa
Transportation Temperature - 10°C ~ 50°C (14°F ~ 122°F)
Transportation Humidity 15% ~ 95% (non-condensing)
Transportation Atmospheric Pressure 500 ~ 1,060 hPa
Installation Category II
Pollution Degree 2
Ingress of Liquids IPX0
Altitude Up to 2,000m
Protective Class Class 1
Equipment Maintenance No user maintenance is required and no user
service is allowed. Please contact technical
support if there is a problem.
Cleaning Do not try to clean inside of the reader.
Wipe outside of the reader for dust removing
with soft and dry cloth.
DANGER
There are no user serviceable parts inside the reader. The
reader should only be opened and serviced by qualified service
personnel. Failure to heed this warning may result in injury to
service personnel or damage to equipment, and void any and all
warranties. If there is a service problem, please contact 3D
Imaging & Simulations Corp. or authorized dealer.
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4.3. Operating Instructions
4.3.1. Turn on the Reader

Turn on the reader. Power switch is on the rear side of the reader.
DANGER
This device uses laser. Avoid looking inside of the scanner.
4.3.2. Turn on the Computer

Turn on the computer. Acquisition and Diagnostic Software must be installed before operate
the reader.
4.3.3. Cassette Insert and Eject

Insert the cassette to the entrance of the reader and push gently until it reaches to the
protection wall inside of the reader. Green indication LED is on when the cassette is inserted
correctly. Insertion direction of the cassette must be parallel to the reader.
Cassette can be ejected when scanning and erasing are completed. Gently pull back the
cassette and ejection direction of the cassette must be parallel to the reader.
WARNING
Do not insert the cassette in wrong direction or upside down when
it is being inserted. Cassette insertion direction is marked on the
cassette.
4.3.4. Getting a Scanned Image

To getting a scanned image, refer to Acquisition and Diagnostic Software manual.
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4.3.5. Circuit Functions
Figure 11. Circuit diagram
9 Power Board :
Power board generated DC Power of +15V, -15V, +5V
9 Main Board :
This parts controls peripherals for image acquisition. And it delivers amplified digitized
signal to PC via USB or Ethernet.
9 Driver Board :
This parts controls peripherals for PSD peak detect, Eraser control, high voltage
generation
9 BLDC Board :
This parts controls BLDC Motor and square mirror spin
9 RFID Board :
This part communicates with the RFID tag. RFID tag is contain IP Cassette information
9 Peripheral :
This is peripherals for image acquisition. It consists of “Eraser” which erases residual
images in imaging plate, “Step Motor and Photo Interrupters” which moves stage,
“Laser, Mirror and DC Motor” which are required to radiate laser onto imaging plate,
“ DC Motor” which assures proper insertion of the cassette.
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Chapter 5. Symbols
Symbol Description
.Manufacturer
Date of Manufacture
Equipment Power ON
Equipment Power OFF
Warning, Consult Accompany Documents
General mandatory action manual
General prohibition indication
User Manual Reference
Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Authorised Representative in the European

Community
Keep Dry
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Fragile
Handle with care
This side up
Non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation
FCC ID :
FCC Mark
X68CRSCANNER5
Medical Equipment
WITH RESPECT TO ELECTRIC SHOCK
FIRE, AND MECHANICAL HAZARDS ONLY
IN ACCORDANCE WITH UL60601-1 / CAN / CSA CSS.2 No. 601.1
3SE3
CE Mark
5.1. Manufacturer’s Declaration – Electromagnetic Emission

The FireCR Flash system is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified
below. The customer or the user of FireCR Flash system should assure that it is used in such an
environment
Emission test Compliance Electromagnetic environment - guidance
RF emissions Group 1 The FireCR Flash system uses RF energy only
CISPR 11 for its internal function. Therefore. Its RF
emissions are very low and are not likely to
cause any interference in nearby electronic
equipment
RF emissions Class B The Model FireCR Flash is suitable for use in all
CISPR 11 establishments, including domestic
Harmonics emission A establishments and those directly connected to
IEC 61000-3-2 the public low-voltage power supply network that
Voltage fluctuation Complies supplies buildings used for domestic purposes.
IEC 61000-3-3
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5.2. Manufacturer’s Declaration - Electromagnetic Immunity

The FireCR Flash system is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified
below. The customer or the user of FireCR Flash system should assure that it is used in such an
environment
IEC 60601 Electromagnetic
Immunity test Compliance level
Test level Environment -guidance
Electrostatic 6 kV Contact 6 kV Contact Floors should be wood,
discharge (ESD) 8 kV Air 8 kV Air concrete or ceramic tile. If
IEC 61000-4-2 floors are covered with
synthetic material, the relative
humidity should be at least
30%
Electrical fast 2kV for power supply lines 2kV for power supply lines Mains power quality should be
Transient / burst 1kV for input/output lines 1kV for input/output lines that of a typical commercial or
IEC 61000-4-4 hospital environment.
Surge 1 kV differential mode 1 kV differential mode Mains power quality should be

IEC 61000-4-5 2 kV common mode 2 kV common mode that of a typical commercial or
hospital environment.
Power frequency 3.0 A/m 3.0 A/m Power frequency magnetic
(50/60Hz) fields should be at levels
Magnetic field characteristic of a typical
IEC 61000-4-8 location in a typical
commercial or hospital
environment.
Voltage dips, short <5% Uт (>95% dip in Uт) <5% Uт (>95% dip in Uт) Mains power quality should be
Interruptions and for 0.5cycle for 0.5cycle that of a typical commercial or
Voltage variations hospital environment. If the
on power supply 40% Uт (60% dip in Uт ) 40% Uт (60% dip in Uт ) user of the BSVD-1000 system
input lines for 5 cycle for 5 cycle requires continued operation
IEC 61000-4-11 during power mains
70% Uт (30% dip in Uт) 70% Uт (30% dip in Uт) interruptions, it is
for 25 cycle for 25 cycle recommended that the FireCR
Flash system be powered
<5% Uт (<95% dip in Uт ) <5% Uт (<95% dip in Uт ) from an uninterruptible power
for 5 s for 5 s supply or a battery
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Conducted RF 3 Vrms 3 Vrms Portable and mobile RF

IEC 61000-4-6 150 kHz to 80 MHz 150 kHz to 80 MHz communications equipment
should be used no closer to
any part of the FireCR Flash
system, including cables, than
the recommended separation
distance calculated from the
equation applicable to the
frequency of the transmitter.
Recommended separation
distance
Radiated RF 3 V/m 3 V/m Recommended separation

IEC 61000-4-3 80.0 MHz to 2.5 GHz 80.0 MHz to 2.5 GHz distance
Where P is the maximum

output power rating of the
transmitter in watts (W)
according to the transmitter
manufacturer and d is the
recommended separation
distance in meters (m).
Field strengths from fixed RF
transmitters, as deter-mined by
an electromagnetic site survey,
(a) Should be less than the
compliance level in each
frequency range (b).
Interference may occur in the

vicinity of
equipment marked with the
following symbol:
Note 1) Uт is the A.C. mains voltage prior to application of the test level.
Note 2) At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.
Note 3) These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by
absorption and reflection from structures, objects and people.
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a Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless) telephones and
land mobile radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted
theoretically with accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an
electromagnetic site survey should be considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the
EUT is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the EUT should be observed to
verifynormal operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such
as re-orienting or relocating the EUT.
b Over the frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz, field strengths should be less than [V1] V / m.
Recommended Separation Distances Between Portable and Mobile RF Communications

Equipment and the FireCR Flash system.
The FireCR Flash system is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which
radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The user of the FireCR Flash system can help prevent
electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile
RF communications equipment (transmitters) and the FireCR Flash system as recommended
below, according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment.
Separation distance (m) according to frequency of transmitter
Rated maximum output
800 MHz to 2.5
power (W) of transmitter 150 kHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz
GHz
0.01 0.12 0.12 0.23
0.1 0.37 0.37 0.74
1 1.17 1.17 2.33
10 3.70 3.70 7.37
100 11.70 11.70 23.30
For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above, the recommended separation
distance (d) in meters (m) can be estimated using the equation applicable to the frequency of the
transmitter, where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according
to the transmitter manufacturer.
Note 1: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the separation distance for the higher frequency range applies.
Note 2: These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected
by absorption and reflection from structures, objects, and people.
Immunity and Compliance Level

Immunity test IEC 60601 Test Level Actual Immunity Level Compliance Level
Conducted RF 3 Vrms, 150 kHz to 80 3 Vrms, 150 kHz to 80 3 Vrms, 150 kHz to 80
IEC 61000-4-6 MHz MHz MHz
Radiated RF 3 V/m, 80 MHz to 2.5 3 V/m, 80 MHz to 2.5 3 V/m, 80 MHz to 2.5
IEC 61000-4-3 GHz GHz GHz
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5.3. Guidance and Manufacturer ’s Declaration –
Electromagnetic Immunity
The FireCR Flash system is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below.
The customer or the user of FireCR Flash system should assure that it is used in such an
environment
IEC 60601 Electromagnetic environment -
Immunity test Compliance level
Test level guidance
Conducted RF 3 Vrms 3 Vrms FireCR Flash system must be used
IEC 61000-4-6 150 kHz to 80MHz 150 kHz to 80 MHz only in a shielded location with a
minimum RF shielding effectiveness
and, for each cable that enters the
shielded location with a minimum RF
shielding effectiveness and, for each
cable that enters the shielded location
Radiated RF 3 V/m 3 V/m Field strengths outside the shielded
IEC 61000-4-3 80.0 MHz to 2.5GHz 80.0 MHz to 2.5GHz location from fixed RF transmitters, as
determined by an electromagnetic site
survey, should be less than 3V/m.a
Interference may occur in the vicinity of

equipment marked with the following
symbol:
Note 1) These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected
by absorption and reflection from structures, objects and people.
Note 2) It is essential that the actual shielding effectiveness and filter attenuation of the shielded
location be verified to assure that they meet the minimum specification.
a- Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless)
telephones and land mobile radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast
cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment due to
fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be considered. If the measured field
strength outside the shielded location in which the EUT is used exceeds 3V/m, the EUT should be
observed to verify normal operation.
If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such as relocating
the EUT or using a shielded location with a higher RF shielding effectiveness and filter attenuation.
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5.4. Laser Safety Statement
The Computed Radiography Reader is Certified in the U.S. to Conform to the Requirements of
DHHS 21 CFR, chapter 1 Subchapter J for Class I(1) Laser Products, and Elsewhere is
Certified as a Class I(1) Laser Product Conforming to the Requirements of IEC 60825-1 :
2007. Class I(1) Laser Products are not Considered to be Hazardous. The Laser System and
Computed Radiography Reader are Designed so there is never any Human Access to Laser
Radiation above a Class I(1) level during normal Operation, user Maintenance or Prescribed
Service Condition.
• Wavelength : 658 nm (Typ.)

• Beam Divergence
- Paraller : 9.5 degrees (-2.5/+2.5)
- Perpendicular : 17 degrees (-3/+3)
• Maximum Power of Energy Output : 80 mW (CW)
WARNING
Never operate or service the product with the protective cover removed
from Laser/Reader assembly.
The reflected beam, although invisible, can damage your eyes.
When using this product, these basic safety precautions should always be
followed to reduce risk of fire, electric shock and personal injury
Warning
Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than
those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure
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Chapter 6. Warranty and Repair Service
6.1. Standard Warranty
3D Imaging & Simulations Corp. warrants its non-consumable hardware products to be free
from defects in materials and workmanship. The warranty covers the cost of parts and labor to
repair the product. Please keep the shipping container for future use. Products returned to
the factory for repair should be properly packaged. To obtain warranty service, follow the
procedure described in the Repair Service section. Failure to do so will cause long delays and
additional expense to the customer.
The warranty is valid when the product is used for its intended purpose and does not cover
products which have been modified without written permission from 3D Imaging & Simulations
Corp., or which have been damaged by abuse, accident or connection to incompatible
equipment.
This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied.
6.2. Repair Service

The company reserves the right to cease providing repair maintenance, parts and technical
support for its non-consumable hardware products five years after a product is discontinued.
Technical support for old versions of software products will cease 12 months after they are
upgraded or discontinued.
6.3. Out of Warranty Repair Service
Out of warranty repair service is available in selected geographical locations. Contact the
supplier for current terms and rates.
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6.4. Shipping
The FireCR Flash is a solidly built system designed to survive shipping around the world.
However, in order to avoid damage during shipping, the FireCR Flash must be properly
packaged.
In general, the best way to package the FireCR Flash is in the original factory container. If this
is no longer available, we recommend that user carefully wraps the FireCR Flash in at least 75
mm (3 inch) of foam or bubble pack sheeting. The wrapped device should then be placed in a
sturdy cardboard carton. Mark the outside of the box with word FRAGILE and an arrow
showing which way is up.
We do not recommend using loose foam pellets to protect the FireCR Flash. If the carton is
dropped by the shipper, there is a good chance that the device will shift within the loose pellet
packing and be damaged.
If user needs to ship the FireCR Flash to another location, or back to the factory, and user does
not have a means to adequately package it, user can order additional shipping container. This
may seem an expense user would like to avoid, but it is inexpensive compared to the cost of
repairing an instrument that has sustained shipping damage.
It is user’s responsibility to package the system properly before shipping. If the packaging is
inadequate, and the system is damaged during shipping, the shipper will not honor user’s claim
for compensation.
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Chapter 7. Technical Assistance

If user has any questions about installing or using the device, contact your 3D Imaging &
Simulations Corp representative or your local dealer.
3D Imaging & Simulations Corp.

815, Tamnip-Dong, Yuseong-Gu, Daejeon, Korea
Tel : 82-42-931-2100 Fax : 82-42-931-2299
www.3DISCimaging.com
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Appendix I
Installation Report
Please complete this report at the time of installation and submit the
completed form signed by customer to:
Fax : +82-42-931-2299
Date of Installation :
Customer Information
Hospital / Institute
Name
Address
Tel
Fax
E-mail
Installer Information
Company
Name
Address
Tel
Fax
E-mail
System Information
Model FireCR Flash CR Reader
System S/N
Installer’s Signature: Date:
Customer’s Signature: Date:
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1.1. FireCR Calibration
Select IP Calibration in the System Menu, then the following window will pop up. Follow the
steps in the menu.
WARNING
Calibrate the scanner before use. The “Please calibrate system”
message pops up if the scanner is not calibrated or calibration data
does not exist.
It is recommended to calibrate the reader after moving it and as a

part of regular maintenance.
Figure 2.14. IP Calibration
WARNING
Calibration should be done for both a Universal Cassette
containing IP 14” x 17” and a Universal Cassette containing IP 10”
x 12”.
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Name Description
Auto Alignment Alignment of laser beam position.
Erase Erase IP.
Scan Blank Create the first calibration image file.
Scan Low Dose Create the second calibration image file.
Scan Mid Dose Create the third calibration image file.
Scan High Dose Create the fourth calibration image file.
Create a calibration data file. After a

Calibration successful calibration the calibration window
will automatically close.
Close the IP Calibration window. This will

Cancel
abort the current calibration.
Cassette Size Select the IP size for calibration.
Accept a calibration image file. The Accept

Accept button is displayed to accept calibration
image files with values out of range.
Reject a calibration image file. The Reject

Reject button is displayed to reject calibration image
files with values out of range.
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1.1.1. Calibration Geometry
Figure 2.15. Calibration Geometry
WARNING
X-ray radiation field must cover the whole area of the cassette.
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1.1.2. Step 1: Auto Alignment
Figure 2.16. Auto Alignment
 Perform Auto Alignment before starting calibration to find the optimal laser beam
position.
1.1.3. Step 2: Erase
Figure 2.17. Erase
 The Erase button is enabled when the cassette is inserted to the reader.
 It erases the cassette before calibration.
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1.1.4. Step 3: Scan Blank
Figure 2.18. Scan Blank
 The Scan Blank button is enabled after performing the Erase step.
 After the Erase step, insert the cassette with no X-ray exposure into the reader and
click Scan Blank to acquire the first calibration image.
 The mean intensity value of the blank image is displayed beneath the button.
 The mean intensity value of the blank image is displayed in green if the value is within
the acceptable range.
 The mean intensity value of the blank image is displayed in red if the value is not within
 If the mean intensity value of the blank image is displayed in red, click Accept to
continue anyways or Reject to try again.
 To lower the mean intensity value of the blank image, click Erase again.
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1.1.5. Step 4: Scan Low Dose
Figure 2.19. Scan Low Dose
 The Scan Low Dose button is enabled after performing a Scan Blank.
 Expose the cassette to the X-ray with the conditions noted below the Scan Low Dose
button.
Then, insert the cassette into the reader and click Scan Low Dose to acquire the
second calibration image.
 The mean intensity value of the low dose image is displayed beneath the button.
 The mean intensity value of the low dose is displayed in green if the value is within the
acceptable range.
 The mean intensity value of the low dose is displayed in red if the value is not within
the acceptable range, click Accept to continue anyways or Reject to try again.
 Increase the X-ray dose to increase the mean intensity value or lower the X-ray dose
to decrease the mean intensity value. *If changes are made to technique (Dose)
please note the new values used (KVp, mAs) and input the new data in
C:\QuantorMed+\firecr.ini
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1.1.6. Step 5: Scan Mid Dose
Figure 2.20. Scan Mid Dose
 The Scan Mid Dose button is enabled after performing a Scan Low Dose.
 Expose the cassette to the X-ray with the conditions noted below the Scan Mid Dose
button.
Then, insert the cassette into the reader and click Scan Mid Dose button to acquire
the third calibration image.
 The mean intensity value of the mid dose image is displayed beneath the button.
 The mean intensity value of the mid dose is displayed in green if the value is within
acceptable range.
 The mean intensity value of the mid dose is displayed in red if the value is not within
the acceptable range, click Accept to continue anyways or Reject to acquire the mid
dose image again.
to decrease the mean intensity value.
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1.1.7. Step 6: Scan High Dose
Figure 2.21. Scan High Dose
 The Scan High Dose button is enabled after performing a Scan Mid Dose.
 Expose the cassette to the X-ray with the conditions noted below the Scan High Dose
button.
Then, insert the cassette into the reader and click Scan High Dose button to acquire
the fourth calibration image.
 The intensity value of the high dose image is displayed beneath the button.
 The intensity value of the high dose is displayed in green if the value is within the
acceptable range.
 The intensity value of the high dose is displayed in red if the value is not within the
acceptable range, click Accept to continue anyways or Reject to acquire the high dose
image again.
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1.1.8. Step 7: Calibration!
Figure 2.22. Calibration
 The Calibration button is enabled after performing a successful Scan High Dose.
 Click the Calibration button to generate calibration data. Calibration data is saved in
your local program folder.
 After generation of calibration data, the calibration window closes automatically.
1.1.9. Step 8: Cancel

 You can exit calibration window in the middle of process. This will abort your current
calibration process.
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1.1.10. Note
 When the mean intensity value for each step is within acceptable range, values are
shown in green.
Figure 2.23. Proper Calibration
 When the mean intensity value for each step is not within acceptable range, values are
shown in red.
Figure 2.24. Improper Calibration
 Start the calibration process from Auto Alignment or Erase for recalibration of the
reader.
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NOTE
Following the calibration process, two sets of four images used for
calibration and two calibration files are generated in local program
folder.
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Doc. n.º: TM -721-ES-S

Rev 1.0.1. agosto 2013
N.º de referencia: CR-FPM-04-021-ES-S
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Corp, Corea del Sur y sus filiales. Todas las demás marcas comerciales son propiedad de sus
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constituyen necesariamente normas o especificaciones que deba cumplir 3D Imaging &
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obstante, no asume ninguna responsabilidad ante posibles errores tipográficos.
© Copyright 2010 3D Imaging & Simulations Corp. Todos los derechos reservados. Impreso y
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QuantorMed Plus TM-721-ES-S
Advertencias y símbolos utilizados
Para garantizar la seguridad de los pacientes, el personal y otras personas, cualquier

modificación del software y el hardware suministrados por 3D Imaging & Simulations Corp.
solo podrá realizarse con la autorización previa por escrito de 3D Imaging & Simulations Corp.
Lea los manuales correspondientes de los dispositivos conectados, como el generador, el

sensor o el lector de rayos X, antes de comenzar a utilizar el software QuantorMed+.
En este manual se utilizarán los siguientes símbolos:
PELIGRO
La funcionalidad del software puede quedar dañada si se hace un
uso indebido de este.
Si se llevan a cabo modificaciones no autorizadas en los
componentes de software y hardware, la garantía de 3D Imaging
& Simulations Corp. perderá su validez. 3D Imaging &
Simulations Corp. no asumirá responsabilidad alguna en cuanto
al correcto funcionamiento del producto en esos casos.
PRECAUCIÓ N
La funcionalidad del software puede verse afectada si se hace un
uso indebido de este. Sugerencias a las que debe prestarse
especial atención.
NOTA
Las notas contienen información importante para el usuario que
no afecta al funcionamiento del software.
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Índice
1. Requisitos del sistema y puesta en funcionamiento ................... 5
1.1. Entorno ............................................................................................. 5
1.1.1. Requisitos informáticos recomendados ........................................................... 5
1.1.2. Requisitos informáticos mínimos...................................................................... 5
1.2. Inicio y cierre .................................................................................... 5
1.2.1. Inicio del sistema .............................................................................................. 5
1.2.2. Inicio del programa ........................................................................................... 6
1.2.3. Cierre del programa ......................................................................................... 6
2. Pantallas .................................................................................... 7
2.1. Resoluciones compatibles ................................................................ 7
2.2. Inicio ................................................................................................. 7
2.3. Barra de navegación ........................................................................ 8
2.4. Estudios............................................................................................ 8
2.5. Nuevo estudio................................................................................... 9
2.6. Selección de zona ............................................................................ 9
2.7. Información del paciente .................................................................. 9
2.8. Escaneado ..................................................................................... 10
2.9. Revisión .......................................................................................... 10
3. Nuevo estudio ...........................................................................11
3.1. Diseño de la pantalla .......................................................................11
4. Selección de zona .................................................................... 13
4.1. Diseño de la pantalla ...................................................................... 13
5. Imagen ..................................................................................... 15
5.2. ROI ................................................................................................. 16
5.3. Marcado ......................................................................................... 17
5.4. Girar/Voltear ................................................................................... 18
5.5. Ventana automática ........................................................................ 18
5.6. Repetir ............................................................................................ 18
5.7. Rechazar ........................................................................................ 18
5.8. Enviar imagen................................................................................. 19
5.9. Índice de exposición ....................................................................... 20
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5.11. Unir ................................................................................................. 21

6. Revisión ................................................................................... 23
6.2. Barra de título de la vista ................................................................ 25
6.3. Pantalla completa ........................................................................... 25
6.4. Manipulación de imágenes ............................................................. 26
6.5. Medición ......................................................................................... 27
6.6. Marcado ......................................................................................... 30
6.7. Archivo ........................................................................................... 30
6.8. Herramientas .................................................................................. 31
6.9. Rango de aplicación ....................................................................... 31
6.10. Exportación .................................................................................... 32
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1. Requisitos del sistema y puesta en
funcionamiento
1.1. Entorno
1.1.1. Requisitos informáticos recomendados
Sistema operativo Microsoft Windows 7 u 8

CPU Intel CORE i5
Memoria 4 GB de RAM o más
Disco duro 500 GB de espacio libre en disco duro
Red Ethernet de 1 Gbps
Vídeo Pantalla en color de 32 bits
Resolución de vídeo 1920 x 1080, 1440 x 900
1.1.2. Requisitos informáticos mínimos
Sistema operativo Microsoft Windows XP

CPU Procesador Intel
Memoria 2 GB de RAM o más
Disco duro 80 GB de espacio libre en disco duro
Red Ethernet de 1 Gbps
Vídeo Pantalla en color de 32 bits
Resolución de vídeo 1366 x 768, 1280 x 800, 1600 x 900, 1280 x 1024
1.2. Inicio y cierre
1.2.1. Inicio del sistema
1. Encienda el lector de CR FireCR.

2. Encienda el monitor y el ordenador.
PRECAUCIÓ N
No ejecute ningún software de aplicación distinto de QuantorMed
durante el funcionamiento del escáner. Esto podría disminuir la
velocidad de respuesta del escáner.
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1.2.2. Inicio del programa
Una vez que se haya iniciado Windows correctamente, puede iniciar el programa
QuantorMed+ haciendo doble clic en el icono de QuantorMed+ del Escritorio, tal como se
muestra en la figura 1.1.
QuantorMed+
Figura 1.1. Icono de acceso directo
1.2.3. Cierre del programa

Seleccione el botón Sistema de la ventana Inicio, tal como se muestra en la figura 1.2.
Figura 1.2. Botón Sistema
A continuación, podrá salir de la aplicación seleccionando la opción Salir del menú Sistema.
Figura 1.3. Menú Sistema
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2. Pantallas
2.1. Resoluciones compatibles
Se admiten las resoluciones horizontales con las relaciones de aspecto 16:9, 4:3 y 5:4. No se
admiten relaciones de aspecto de resoluciones verticales. La resolución horizontal del monitor
debe ser de 1280 píxeles como mínimo, mientras que la resolución vertical debe ser de 768
píxeles como mínimo. En la tabla 2-1 encontrará una lista de las resoluciones recomendadas.
Tabla 2-1
Relación de aspecto de la pantalla Resolución de la pantalla
1366 x 768
1280 x 800
16:9 1400 x 900
1600 x 900
1920 x 1080
4:3, 5:4 1280 x 1024
2.2. Inicio
La pantalla de inicio es la primera
pantalla que aparece cuando se
ejecuta el programa. En la pantalla de
inicio, puede crear un nuevo estudio o
ver estudios existentes.
Figura 2.1. Pantalla de inicio
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2.3. Barra de navegación

La barra de navegación se encuentra en la parte inferior de la pantalla. La barra de navegación
siempre aparece mientras el programa está en ejecución, lo que permite que el usuario cambie
de pantalla fácilmente durante una tarea.
① ② ③ ④ ⑤
Figura 2.2. Barra de navegació n

1. Inicio
2. Estudios
3. Selección de zona
4. Escaneado
5. Revisión
2.4. Estudios
En la pantalla de estudios se muestra un
conjunto de ventanas relacionadas con los ①
②
estudios. Puede acceder a la pantalla de ③
estudios haciendo clic en el botón Estudios
de la barra de navegación. La barra de
subnavegación se encuentra en la parte
izquierda de la pantalla. En la barra de
subnavegación, puede seleccionar las
ventanas Lista de estudios, Lista de
trabajo o Transporte relacionadas con el Figura 2.3. Pantalla de estudios
estudio.
1. Lista de estudios: Puede realizar varias tareas buscando los estudios existentes y
seleccionando un estudio.
2. Lista de trabajo: Puede consultar la lista de trabajo en el servidor de listas de trabajo
de PACS, seleccionar el estudio que desee e iniciar la adquisición de imágenes de
inmediato.
3. Transporte: Puede confirmar los resultados de la transmisión de las imágenes
adquiridas.
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2.5. Nuevo estudio

La pantalla de nuevo estudio es la
primera página para realizar un
escaneado. Después de introducir la
información necesaria del paciente y del
estudio, y añadir un nuevo estudio,
puede iniciar un escaneado.
Figura 2.4. Nuevo estudio
2.6. Selección de zona

En la pantalla de selección de zona,
puede seleccionar la zona que desee
escanear y añadirla a la lista de tareas.
Figura 2.5. Selección de zona
2.7. Información del paciente

La barra de de información del paciente aparece en la parte superior de todas las pantallas, a
excepción de las pantallas de inicio y de nuevo estudio. En la barra de información del paciente
se muestra la información del paciente, así como otros datos relacionados.
① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧
Figura 2.6. Informació n del paciente
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1. Nombre del paciente

2. ID del paciente
3. Fecha de nacimiento del paciente
4. Edad del paciente
5. Sexo del paciente (M: Hombre, F: Mujer, O: Otro)
6. Fecha y hora actuales
7. Nombre del modelo
8. Sistema
2.8. Escaneado
En la pantalla de escaneado, puede
insertar un casete en el FireCR y
adquirir las imágenes.
Figura 2.7. Pantalla de escaneado
2.9. Revisión
En la pantalla de revisión, puede
consultar las imágenes escaneadas del
mismo modo que en el visor de PACS.
La pantalla de revisión resulta muy útil
para realizar diagnósticos después de
adquirir las imágenes.
Figura 2.8. Pantalla de revisión
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3. Nuevo estudio
3.1. Diseño de la pantalla
La pantalla de nuevo estudio es la primera página que aparece cuando se realiza un
escaneado. Introduzca la información necesaria del paciente y del estudio. Puede pasar
fácilmente al siguiente campo de introducción con el tabulador. Los campos marcados con *
son campos DICOM obligatorios que deben rellenarse.
①
④ ② ③
Figura 3.1. Nuevo estudio
1. Urgencias: Los campos obligatorios se rellenan automáticamente. Esta función se

utiliza en casos de emergencia en los que no se ha identificado la información del
paciente para realizar un primer escaneado; de este modo, los datos del paciente se
rellenan más tarde.
2. Editar campo de introducción: Aparece el cuadro de diálogo Edición de campos de
introducción. En el cuadro de diálogo Edición de campos de introducción, puede
cambiar el orden de los campos de introducción y añadir o eliminar campos de
introducción.
3. Menú Sistema: Muestra el menú Sistema.
4. Campo de introducción: En la tabla 3-1 encontrará detalles sobre cada campo de
introducción.
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Tabla 3-1. Campo de introducció n

Obligator
Título Descripción
io
Nombre Introduzca el nombre del paciente. O
ID Introduzca el ID del paciente. O
Introduzca la fecha de nacimiento del paciente. Puede
Fecha de seleccionar una fecha del cuadro desplegable o introducir los
O
nacimiento números manualmente. Si solo se introduce la fecha de
nacimiento sin la edad, esta se calculará automáticamente.
Seleccione el sexo del paciente. M hace referencia a
Sexo "hombre". F hace referencia a "mujer". N/A hace referencia a O
otro.
Introduzca la edad del paciente. Deje el campo Año en blanco
si la edad del paciente es inferior a un año. Si solo se
Edad introduce la edad sin la fecha de nacimiento, esta se calculará X
automáticamente. En este caso, el día y el mes que se
introducen automáticamente son el 1 de enero.
Médico referidor Introduzca el nombre del médico referidor. X
Descripción Introduzca la descripción del estudio. X
Introduzca el número de registro. El número de registro es un
N.º de registro campo obligatorio. Si no se introduce, se generará un nuevo O
número automáticamente.
5. Retroceder/Avanzar página: Le permite ir a otra página.

6. Siguiente: Le permite ir a la pantalla de selección de zona, que es el siguiente paso.
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4. Selección de zona
En la pantalla de selección de zona, puede seleccionar la zona que desee escanear y añadirla
a la lista de tareas.
⑤
③
⑥ ⑦
Figura 4.1. Selecció n de zona
1. Parte del cuerpo: La zona que va a escanearse aparecerá en la figura del cuerpo
humano. Cuando desplace el cursor sobre la figura, la zona de selección a la que
corresponda se marcará con un color distinto. Seleccione la zona que desee y se
actualizará la lista de posiciones de vista.
2. Posición de vista: Muestra las posiciones de vista que se corresponden con la zona
seleccionada en la que realizar el escaneado. Haga clic en la zona que vaya a
escanear y esta se añadirá a la lista de tareas.
3. Predefinido: Muestra los ajustes predefinidos de la posición de vista. Cuando
determinado ajuste se utiliza con frecuencia, puede añadir varias posiciones de vista
automáticamente seleccionando un ajuste predefinido, en lugar de añadiendo
posiciones de vista independientes cada vez.
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4. Retroceder/Avanzar página: Botón para cambiar de página.

5. Lista de tareas: Lista de posiciones de vista añadidas desde los campos Posición de
vista o Predefinido.
6. Anterior: Le permite volver a la pantalla de nuevo estudio.
7. Siguiente: Le permite avanzar a la pantalla de escaneado.
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5. Imagen
Cuando se ha completado el escaneado de la placa de imagen (IP), la imagen adquirida se
muestra en la ventana Escaneado, tal como se muestra en la figura 5-1.
③
①
④
⑥
⑦
⑧
Figura 5.1. Imagen
① Cuadro de la ROI: Una herramienta para recortar la zona válida de la imagen

escaneada.
② ROI: Herramientas relacionadas con la ROI.
③ Marcado: Añada marcas en la imagen.
④ Girar, Voltear: Gire o voltee la imagen.
⑤ Ventana automática: Ajusta automáticamente el brillo y el contraste de la imagen.
⑥ Repetir: Escanea de nuevo la imagen.
⑦ Rechazar: Rechaza la imagen.
⑧ CC: Muestra herramientas para ajustar los detalles de la imagen.
⑨ Enviar imagen: Transmite la imagen.
⑩ Índice de exposición: Muestra el valor del índice de exposición de la imagen
escaneada.
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5.2. ROI
Cuando se ha completado un escaneado, se muestra la imagen y aparece el cuadro de la ROI
del tamaño predefinido para cada zona escaneada automáticamente, tal como se muestra en la
figura 8-1. Al arrastrar el cuadro de la ROI hasta la ubicación deseada y hacer doble clic en él, o
bien hacer clic en el botón ROI, la ROI se recorta y se ajusta a la pantalla, tal como se muestra
en la figura 5-2. Para ajustar el tamaño del cuadro de la ROI, arrastre los rectángulos pequeños
de cada esquina de la ROI. Al transmitir o imprimir la imagen, solo se utiliza la ROI.
Figura 5.2. Imagen con ROI recortada
Para que vuelva a aparecer el cuadro de la ROI, haga doble clic en la imagen, o bien haga clic
en el botón ROI. Al hacer clic en el botón ROI, los siguientes tamaños de película aparecerán
en la pantalla. Cuando seleccione uno de los tamaños indicados, el cuadro de la ROI se
ajustará a ese tamaño.
 8 x 10, 10 x 12, 14 x 14, 14 x 17, 10 x 8, 12 x 10, 17 x 14
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5.3. Marcado
La función de marcado se utiliza para añadir marcas en la imagen. Las marcas pueden
añadirse en la imagen seleccionando una marca predefinida o introduciendo el texto
manualmente.
Adició n de marcas predefinidas
① Haga clic en el botón Marcado. ③ ② ①
② Seleccione una marca.

③ Haga clic en la imagen.
Las marcas predefinidas pueden editarse

en Configuración debajo de [Superponer-
Marcado].
Figura 5.3. Adición de marcas predefinidas
Introducció n manual de marcas ③
① Haga clic en el botón Marcado. ①
② Seleccione Introducción directa.

②
③ Haga clic en la posición en la que
desee añadir la marca y aparecerá un
cuadro de introducción de texto.
Introduzca el texto. Haga clic fuera del
cuadro de introducción de texto
cuando haya terminado.
Figura 5.4. Introducción manual de marcas
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5.4. Girar/Voltear
Las opciones Girar y Voltear se utilizan para girar y voltear imágenes respectivamente.
Icono Acción
Girar a la izquierda
Girar a la derecha
Voltear horizontalmente
Voltear verticalmente
5.5. Ventana automática

Ajusta automáticamente el brillo y el contraste de la imagen.
5.6. Repetir
Se utiliza cuando la calidad de la imagen escaneada es insuficiente y es necesario volver a
escanearla. Recuerde que la imagen actual se eliminará.
5.7. Rechazar
Cuando la calidad de la imagen escaneada es insuficiente, la opción Rechazar conserva la
imagen actual con una marca de rechazo sin tener que volver a escanearla. Cuando se hace
clic en el botón Rechazar, se añade una marca de rechazo en la esquina superior izquierda de
la imagen, tal como se muestra a continuación, y aparece el campo de introducción “Motivo” en
la pantalla. Escriba el motivo del rechazo y haga clic fuera del cuadro de introducción cuando
haya terminado. Puede cancelar el rechazo haciendo clic de nuevo en el botón Rechazar.
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Figura 5.5. Rechazar
5.8. Enviar imagen

Transmite de inmediato la imagen actual al servidor de imágenes designado en Configuración.
Si [Red/Exportación – Opciones – Mostrar destino] está marcada en Configuración, aparecerá
un cuadro de diálogo para que el usuario puede elegir el destino, tal como se muestra en la
figura 5-8.
Figura 5.8. Selecció n de destino
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5.9. Índice de exposición

El valor de índice de exposición (IE) recomendado está entre 1800 y 2200.
 1800 < Dosis < 2200: La dosis es óptima.

 Dosis < 1800: La dosis es demasiado baja.
 Dosis > 2200: La dosis es demasiado alta.
5.10.Diseño de la pantalla
La lista de tareas es una lista de escaneados que van a realizarse. Las tareas se agrupan por
estudios y se ordenan cronológicamente. El usuario puede seleccionar la zona que desee y
realizar un escaneado. La lista de tareas consta de una lista de estudios, y cada estudio consta
de una lista de tareas. Las casillas que se encuentran a la derecha de la barra de tareas se
utilizan para seleccionar tareas.
④ ⑤ ⑥
③
① ⑦
②
⑧
Figura 5.1. Lista de tareas
① Barra del estudio: Muestra la fecha, la hora y la descripción del estudio. Solo se
muestra la hora en el caso de estudios realizados el mismo día. Solo se muestran las
fechas en el caso de estudios realizados en fechas anteriores.
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② Barra de tareas: Muestra imágenes, partes del cuerpo y posiciones de vista en

miniatura.
③ Seleccionar todo: Selecciona todas las tareas.
④ Añadir predefinido: Añade el estudio seleccionado al predefinido. Cuando se añada al
predefinido, el estudio añadido aparecerá en la lista de predefinidos de la pantalla de
selección de zona.
⑤ Eliminar: Elimina las tareas seleccionadas.
⑥ Editar: Muestra u oculta los botones de desplazamiento y cambio.
⑦ Enviar estudio: Transmite el estudio seleccionado. El destino de la transmisión puede
añadirse en Configuración.
⑧ Imprimir: Imprime las imágenes seleccionadas con una impresora DICOM o de
Windows.
⑨ Unir: Se utiliza para unir varias imágenes en una cuando se escanean huesos largos.
Para unir imágenes, todas ellas deben tener la misma resolución de escaneado. Las
imágenes escaneadas en resolución SD y HD no pueden unirse. Pueden unirse hasta
tres imágenes en una.
⑩ Desplazamiento: Cambian el orden de las tareas. Cambie el orden de una tarea
pulsando los botones arriba y abajo.
⑪ Cambio: Cambia las imágenes de dos tareas. Este botón solo se activa cuando se
seleccionan dos tareas.
⑫ Retroceder/Avanzar página: Botón para cambiar de página.
5.11.Unir
La función Unir es opcional. Se requiere una llave de unión para utilizar la función Unir. Cuando
comience la unión, aparecerá una pantalla, tal como se muestra en la figura 5-2, y las
imágenes seleccionadas se mostrarán en vertical conforme al orden de la barra de tareas.
Cuando ajuste la posición y el ángulo de las imágenes y comience la unión, las dos imágenes
se unirán en una y se añadirán a la lista de tareas.
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②
③
⑥
⑦
⑧
⑪ ⑫
Figura 5.2. Unir

1. Zoom: Se utiliza para aplicar el zoom a la imagen. Arrastre el cursor por la imagen
para controlar el zoom. El zoom no se aplica a una sola imagen, sino a toda la pantalla.
2. Desplazar: Desplaza la imagen. Arrastre el cursor por la imagen para controlar el
zoom. La imagen seleccionada se desplaza de forma independiente.
3. Ajustar al tamaño de la página: Ajuste el zoom para ajustar la imagen a la altura de la
pantalla.
4. Ajustar al ancho de la página: Ajuste el zoom para ajustar la imagen al ancho de la
pantalla.
5. Recortar: Muestra u oculta la línea de ajuste de recorte de la imagen. Las líneas de
recorte aparecen en forma de líneas discontinuas. Arrastre la línea discontinua con el
ratón para recortar la zona deseada.
6. Mostrar línea de guía: Muestra u oculta la línea discontinua horizontal para comprobar
el nivel horizontal de la imagen escaneada. Puede ajustarse la posición de la línea de
guía arrastrándola con el ratón.
7. Girar a la izquierda: Gira la imagen seleccionada hacia la izquierda.
8. Girar a la derecha: Gira la imagen seleccionada hacia la derecha.
9. Girar ángulo: El ángulo de giro de la imagen.
10. Restablecer: Restablece las imágenes.
11. Cancelar: Vuelve a la pantalla anterior.
12. Unir: Une las imágenes y vuelve a la pantalla anterior.
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6. Revisión
La vista ofrece las mismas funciones que el visor de PACS. Permite comparar varias imágenes,
así como utilizar herramientas de procesamiento y medición para realizar un diagnóstico. La
pantalla que muestra la imagen consta de varias vistas. Cada vista consta de varias imágenes.
El usuario puede personalizar los diseños de la vista y de la imagen conforme a sus
necesidades.
Imagen Imagen
Vista
Imagen Imagen
Vista Vista
Figura 6.1. Vista – Diseñ o de la imagen
Para que se muestre una imagen en la vista, simplemente arrastre la imagen desde la barra de
tareas. Cuando se arrastra una imagen desde la barra de tareas, solo se muestra la imagen en
la vista. Cuando se arrastra la barra del estudio, todas las imágenes incluidas en el estudio se
muestran en la vista.
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①
②
④
⑤
⑥
Figura 6.2. Pantalla de revisió n
① Barra de título de la vista: La barra de título de la vista.

①
② Pantalla completa: Muestra la pantalla de revisión en modo de pantalla completa.
③ Diseño de ventana de la vista: Cambia el diseño de la vista.
④ Zoom: Se utiliza para aplicar el zoom a la imagen. Arrastre la imagen hacia la
izquierda, la derecha, arriba o abajo con el ratón.
⑤ Desplazar: Desplaza la imagen. Arrastre la imagen hacia la izquierda, la derecha,
arriba o abajo con el ratón.
⑥ Manipulación de imágenes: Abra las herramientas de manipulación de imágenes para
girar, voltear e invertir imágenes.
⑦ Medición: Ofrece varias herramientas de medición de distancias y ángulos.
⑧ Marcado: Ofrece herramientas de marcado.
⑨ Archivo: Muestra el archivo DICOM en la pantalla.
⑩ Herramientas: Ofrece otras herramientas.
⑪ Aplicar: Designa el rango en el que se aplicarán los ajustes de la imagen.
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6.2.
①
Barra de título de la vista
① ② ③ ④
Figura 6.3. Barra de título de la vista
① Diseño de la imagen: Cambia el diseño de la imagen. Al hacer clic en el botón Diseño

de la imagen, una cuadrícula de 3 x 3, tal como se muestra en la figura 6-4, aparecerá
en la pantalla. Seleccione el diseño que desee. El diseño de la imagen más grande
disponible es de 3 x 3.
Figura 6.4. Diseñ o de la imagen
② Retroceder página: Permite volver a la página anterior.

③ Avanzar página: Le permite ir a la página siguiente.
④ Cerrar: Cierra todas las imágenes.
6.3. Pantalla completa

Expande la pantalla de revisión al modo de pantalla completa, tal como se muestra en la figura
6-5.
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Figura 6.5 Pantalla completa
6.4. Manipulación de imágenes
Icono Acción
Girar a la izquierda
Girar a la derecha
Voltear horizontalmente
Voltear verticalmente
Restablecer la imagen a su estado inicial
Negativo
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6.5. Medición
Icono Acción
Distancia
Á ngulo
Rectángulo
Elipse
Polígono
Dibujo libre
Visualización de píxeles
Proporción entre las áreas cardiaca y torácica
Perfil
① Distancia: Mide la distancia. Haga clic en los

puntos inicial y final de la medición. Aparece una
línea recta entre los dos puntos y el valor de
medición se muestra al final de la línea recta.
Puede desplazar la línea de medición
arrastrándola. Puede desplazar cualquiera de los
dos puntos de control arrastrándolo con el ratón.
También puede cambiar la posición de los valores de medición arrastrándolos con el
ratón.
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② Á ngulo: Mide el ángulo. Haga clic en el punto

central del ángulo que desee medir y, a
continuación, haga clic en los dos puntos de
control. Puede desplazar las dos líneas a la vez
arrastrándolas. También puede desplazar
cualquiera de los dos puntos de control. También
puede cambiar la posición de los valores de
medición arrastrándolos con el ratón.
③ Rectángulo: Dibuja un rectángulo. Haga clic con

el ratón en la posición que desee de la esquina
superior izquierda del rectángulo y, a continuación,
arrastre el cursor hasta la posición deseada de la
esquina inferior derecha del rectángulo y suelte el
botón del ratón. Haga clic en la zona interior del
rectángulo para desplazarlo. Arrastre los puntos
de control para cambiar el tamaño del rectángulo.
④ Elipse: Dibuja una elipse. Haga clic con el ratón

en la posición en la que desee que el punto
superior y el punto del extremo izquierdo de la
elipse se crucen, arrastre el cursor hacia abajo a
la derecha y suelte el botón del ratón cuando
haya conseguido el tamaño y la forma deseados.
Haga clic en la zona interior de la elipse para
desplazarla. Arrastre los puntos de control para cambiar el tamaño de la elipse.
⑤ Dibuja un polígono. Cada vez que haga clic, se

añadirá un punto de control. Haga doble clic
cuando haya terminado de dibujar el polígono.
Haga clic en la zona interior del polígono para
desplazarlo. Arrastre los puntos de control para
cambiar las esquinas del polígono.
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⑥ Crea una selección de dibujo libre. Haga clic y

arrastre el cursor hasta que consiga la forma que
desee. Suelte el botón del ratón cuando haya
terminado de dibujar. Puede hacer clic dentro de
la selección para desplazar la selección de dibujo
libre.
⑦ Mide el valor de píxeles. Haga clic y arrastre el

cursor para que aparezcan en la pantalla las
coordenadas (x, y) y los valores de píxeles (p) de
la posición del cursor.
⑧ Mide la proporción entre las áreas cardiaca y

torácica.
1. Haga clic en el punto final izquierdo del tórax.
2. Haga clic en el punto final derecho del tórax.
3. Desplace el punto de control superior
izquierdo al punto final izquierdo del corazón.
4. Desplace el punto de control superior
derecho al punto final derecho del corazón.
5. El valor de medición aparecerá en forma de porcentaje.
⑨ Perfil: Dibuje una línea recta del mismo modo que mide una distancia y aparecerá el
cuadro de diálogo del perfil automáticamente.
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1. Distancia: Distancia entre dos puntos.

2. Punto inicial: Información del punto inicial.
3. Punto final: Información del punto final.
4. Mín.: Valor mínimo.
5. Máx.: Valor máximo.
6. Media: Valor medio.
7. Valor de píxeles: Valor de píxeles de la posición actual del cursor al hacer clic en el
gráfico.
6.6. Marcado
Icono Acción
Flecha
Texto
6.7. Archivo
Icono Acción
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Abrir archivo DICOM
Abrir archivo de imagen
6.8. Herramientas
Icono Acción
Copiar en el portapapeles: Copia la imagen activa en el
portapapeles de Windows.
Establece el tamaño en píxeles.
1. Escanea una herramienta de medición con una longitud
determinada.
2. Seleccione la imagen escaneada y haga clic en el botón
Calibración de píxeles.
3. El siguiente cuadro de diálogo aparecerá en la pantalla.
Introduzca la longitud real de la herramienta de medición.
4. Haga clic en el punto inicial de la herramienta de medición

sobre la imagen y empiece a arrastrarlo.
5. Suelte el botón del ratón en el punto final de la herramienta
de medición para completar la calibración.
6.9. Rango de aplicación

Establece el rango en el que se aplicará el procesamiento de la imagen. Al comparar dos
imágenes, puede aplicar los mismos filtros en las dos ventanas para facilitar la comparación.
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Icono Acción
Activa: La última imagen en la que se haya hecho clic es la
imagen activa. La imagen activa está marcada con un borde
naranja.
Seleccionar: Puede seleccionar varias imágenes haciendo clic en
ellas mientras mantiene pulsada la tecla Ctrl. Las imágenes
seleccionadas están marcadas con un borde azul.
Estudio: Aplica filtros de imagen a todas las imágenes del estudio
que contengan la imagen activa.
Todas: Aplica filtros de imagen a todas las imágenes.
Los filtros de imagen que pueden utilizarse con Rango de aplicación son los siguientes.
 Zoom, Desplazar, Girar, Voltear, Ventana
6.10.Exportación
② ③
④ ⑤
⑧ ⑨
Tabla 6.2. Exportació n
① Dispositivo: Seleccione el dispositivo de almacenamiento para exportar las imágenes a
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este. Se muestran las unidades de disco óptico conectadas al ordenador. Si

selecciona Local, puede utilizar otros dispositivos de almacenamiento conectados al
ordenador.
② Etiqueta: Etiqueta que aparecerá en el disco.
③ Tipo de disco: Muestra el tipo de disco insertado en la unidad.
④ Carpeta local: Solo se activa cuando se ha seleccionado Local en el campo
Dispositivo. Seleccione una carpeta de destino para guardar las imágenes.
⑤ Formato: Seleccione un formato para guardar las imágenes. Los formatos compatibles
son los siguientes.
A. DICOM
B. Mapa de bits: Archivo de mapa de bits de Windows.
C. Sin formato: Archivo sin formato.
D. Jpg: JPEG.
E. Tiff: TIFF.
⑥ Mensaje de registro: Muestra el progreso cuando se graba en un disco óptico.
⑦ Barra de progreso: Muestra el progreso de exportación de las imágenes.
⑧ Lista de estudios: Muestra la lista de los estudios seleccionados.
⑨ Lista de imágenes: Muestra las imágenes seleccionadas en la lista de estudios. Para
no exportar una imagen determinada, haga clic y anule la selección de la imagen.
⑩ Seleccionar todo: Se seleccionan todas las imágenes.
⑪ Anular la selección de todo: Se anula la selección de todas las imágenes.
⑫ Anonimizar: Elimina el nombre y el ID del paciente al guardar en formato de imágenes
DICOM.
⑬ Cerrar: Cierra el cuadro de diálogo.
⑭ Anular: Deja de grabar.
⑮ Grabar: Inicia la grabación.
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Please read the respective manuals of the connected devices, such as of the X-ray generator,
sensor, or reader, before starting to use the QuantorMed+ software.
The following symbols will be used throughout this manual:
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incorrect use.
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functioning oh the product in such a case.
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The functionality of the system can be limited in the case of
incorrect use. Hints that require special attention.
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Medical Device Security
Users must take steps to secure their networks and protect their Medical Information Systems
which includes a risk assessment strategy, network defense in depth strategy, business
continuity planning, etc.
 User Authentication
Only authorized users should log on to computers on which medical information
systems are installed.
 Password Security
In today’s world, passwords can be compromised in literally seconds by using a wide
variety of tools and techniques. To lower the possibility of a compromised password, it
is vital to adhere to a set of protocols.
 Choose a password between 7 ~ 10 characters using both alpha and numeric
characters.
 Do not share the password.
 Do not base the password on a pet’s name, a relative’s name or any dictionary
word.
 Do not write down the password.
 Do not leave the account logged on.
 User Access Control

Configure the workstation to prompt for logon after coming out of stand-by mode.
 Internet Usage
Accessing to the Internet exposes the computer to a plethora of vulnerabilities such as:
 Viruses
 Spyware
 Trojans
 Hostile Codes
It is not recommended to install any unauthorized software on the computer. Peer-to-
peer software can expose your entire hard drive to any individual running the same
type of software.
 Antivirus Products
Use of antivirus software can increase CPU and memory usage, which can cause a
slight degradation in the performance of the system. However, functionality should not
be affected.
 Physical Security
It is recommended that the user employs some method of physical security when
dealing with the system to ensure that only authorized personnel have access to the
product.
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There are several vulnerabilities a malicious user could exploit locally. Some examples
are:
 Theft of equipment
 Local password cracking
 Installation of hardware key loggers
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Table of contents
1. Introduction .............................................................................. 10
1.1. Main Features..................................................................................11
2. Installation ................................................................................ 12
2.1. Environment ................................................................................... 12
2.1.1. Recommended Computer Requirement ........................................................ 12
2.1.2. Minimum Computer Requirement .................................................................. 12
2.2. Installation ...................................................................................... 13
2.2.1. Software Installation ....................................................................................... 13
2.3. Start and Termination ..................................................................... 17
2.3.1. System Start ................................................................................................... 17
2.3.2. Start Program ................................................................................................. 17
2.3.3. Terminate Program ......................................................................................... 18
2.4. FireCR Calibration.......................................................................... 19
2.4.1. Calibration Geometry ..................................................................................... 21
2.4.2. Step 1: Auto Alignment ................................................................................... 22
2.4.3. Step 2: Erase .................................................................................................. 22
2.4.4. Step 3: Scan Blank ......................................................................................... 23
2.4.5. Step 4: Scan Low Dose .................................................................................. 24
2.4.6. Step 5: Scan Mid Dose ................................................................................... 25
2.4.7. Step 6: Scan High Dose ................................................................................. 26
2.4.8. Step 7: Calibration! ......................................................................................... 27
2.4.9. Step 8: Cancel ................................................................................................ 27
2.4.10. Note ................................................................................................................ 28
3. Screens .................................................................................... 30
3.1. Supported Resolutions ................................................................... 30
3.2. Home .............................................................................................. 30
3.3. Navigation Bar ................................................................................ 31
3.4. Studies ........................................................................................... 31
3.5. New Study ...................................................................................... 32
3.6. Region Selection ............................................................................ 32
3.7. Patient Information ......................................................................... 32
3.8. Scan ............................................................................................... 33
3.9. Review............................................................................................ 33
4. Home Window .......................................................................... 34
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4.1. Screen Layout ................................................................................ 34

4.2. System Menu.................................................................................. 35
5. New Study ................................................................................ 36
5.1. Screen Layout ................................................................................ 36
5.2. Input Field Edit Dialog Box ............................................................. 38
6. Region Selection ...................................................................... 39
6.1. Screen Layout ................................................................................ 39
6.2. Body Parts and View Positions ....................................................... 40
6.3. Add Region, View Position ............................................................. 43
7. Scan ......................................................................................... 46
7.1. Screen Layout ................................................................................ 46
7.2. Exposure Input ............................................................................... 47
7.3. Cassette Indicator........................................................................... 47
8. Image ....................................................................................... 48
8.1. Screen Layout ................................................................................ 48
8.2. ROI ................................................................................................. 49
8.3. Marking ........................................................................................... 49
8.4. Rotate/Flip ...................................................................................... 50
8.5. Auto Window .................................................................................. 51
8.6. Retake ............................................................................................ 51
8.7. Reject ............................................................................................. 51
8.8. QA – LUT Curve ............................................................................. 52
8.9. QA – Image Processing Filters ....................................................... 53
8.10. Send Image .................................................................................... 54
8.11. Exposure Index............................................................................... 55
9. Task List ................................................................................... 55
9.1. Screen Layout ................................................................................ 55
9.2. Stitch .............................................................................................. 57
9.3. Print ................................................................................................ 58
10. Review ..................................................................................... 61
10.1. Screen Layout ................................................................................ 61
10.2. View Caption Bar ............................................................................ 63
10.3. Full Screen ..................................................................................... 63
10.4. Image Manipulation ........................................................................ 64
10.5. Measurement.................................................................................. 65
10.6. Marking ........................................................................................... 68
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10.7. File.................................................................................................. 68
10.8. Tools ............................................................................................... 68
10.9. Apply Range ................................................................................... 69
11. Study List ................................................................................. 70
11.1. Screen Layout ................................................................................ 70
11.2. List .................................................................................................. 71
11.3. Edit Column .................................................................................... 72
11.4. Search ............................................................................................ 72
11.5. Export ............................................................................................. 73
12. Work List .................................................................................. 75
12.1. Screen Layout ................................................................................ 75
12.2. List .................................................................................................. 76
13. Transport .................................................................................. 77
13.1. Screen Layout ................................................................................ 77
13.2. List .................................................................................................. 77
14. Settings .................................................................................... 79
14.1. Screen Layout ................................................................................ 79
14.2. General........................................................................................... 79
14.2.1. Option ............................................................................................. 79
14.2.2. User Information ............................................................................. 80
14.2.3. Password for Processing Parameter .............................................. 80
14.2.4. Display Language ........................................................................... 80
14.3. Fonts .............................................................................................. 80
14.3.1. Common ......................................................................................... 80
14.3.2. Marking ........................................................................................... 81
14.3.3. Printer ............................................................................................. 81
14.4. Network/Export ............................................................................... 82
14.4.1. Image Server .................................................................................. 82
14.4.2. Work List Server ............................................................................. 83
14.4.3. DICOM Printer ................................................................................ 83
14.4.4. Options ........................................................................................... 84
14.5. Work List ........................................................................................ 85
14.5.1. Work List ........................................................................................ 85
14.6. Overlay ........................................................................................... 85
14.6.1. Marking ........................................................................................... 85
14.6.2. Auto Mark Margin ........................................................................... 85
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14.6.3. Print Overlay Contents ................................................................... 86

14.7. System ........................................................................................... 86
14.7.1. Exposure Input ............................................................................... 86
14.7.2. File Management ............................................................................ 86
14.7.3. System Options .............................................................................. 87
14.7.4. Date ................................................................................................ 87
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1. Introduction
QuantorMed+ is intuitive, easy-to-use workstation software that provides facilities using 3D

Imaging & Simulations Corp. CR readers with optimized image acquisition, processing, and
management capabilities. Its DICOM compliant interface allows for simple integration into a
facility’s HIS, RIS, and PACS, providing the full range of capabilities needed for improved
productivity and workflow in busy clinics and practices.
This user manual provides detailed information about the operation of QuantorMed+ and the
use of the range of facilities included in the software to make the processing and administration
of your medical X-ray images as efficient as possible.
Safety Instruction
Liability
If unauthorized changes have been made to delivered software and hardware components, the
warranty by 3D Imaging & Simulations Corp. becomes void. 3D Imaging & Simulations
Corp. will not accept any responsibility or liability for the improper functioning of the product in
such a case.
QuantorMed+ is not approved for the acquisition of mammographic image data.
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1.1. Main Features
Image Acquisition & Study Management
QuantorMed+ Software allows facilities to quickly input patient data – or access it directly from
their HIS, RIS or PACS for improved productivity and accuracy. Image acquisition is supported
by a fully developed list of exams and anatomies, and a viewer displays images on a monitor to
facilitate quality control and image management. Once completed, the study can be sent to the
PACS, printed on a dry film printer, or burned onto a CD or DVD.
Image Manipulation, Multi-Viewing & Stitching
To optimize images, technicians can crop, etch, enhance, increase brightness and contrast, and
perform other adjustments. Regions of interest can be highlighted, and users can easily change
the order of images or delete images in the multi-view window. Stitching capabilities for images
of legs, spines, and other anatomical areas are particularly useful for orthopedic and
chiropractic facilities.
Integrated Viewer
For smaller facilities without a HIS, RIS or PACS, QuantorMed+’s local database enables direct
management of patients and studies utilizing a unique viewer function. Technicians and
radiologists can review DICOM and non-DICOM images on the same station they acquired it on.
Full Range of Output Options
QuantorMed+ features a full range of output options, including DICOM CD-burn, embedded
view, DICOM send SCU, and DICOM print for dry film printers. The combined DICOM Patient
CD and dry film print creates patient CD / DVDs that include DICOM DIR structure and a built-in
viewer.
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2. Installation
2.1. Environment
2.1.1. Recommended Computer Requirement
Operating System Microsoft Windows 7, 8
CPU Intel CORE i5
Video Resolution 1920 x 1080, 1440 x 900
2.1.2. Minimum Computer Requirement

Operating System Microsoft Windows XP
CPU Intel Processor
Video Resolution 1366 x 768, 1280 x 800, 1600 x 900, 1280 x 1024
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2.2. Installation
2.2.1. Software Installation

 Log on to the PC using an administrator account.
 Connect USB Dongle to USB port.
 Insert Installation CD. Install program will automatically launch.
 If the install program is not launched automatically, find and execute the “QuantorMed
2.x.x. Setup.exe” file on the CD.
 Click the “Next” button

as shown in Figure 2.1.
Figure 2.1. Welcome Dialog Box
 Choose all components and

click the "Next" button as shown
in Figure 2.2.
Figure 2.2. Components Dialog Box
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 Choose your language and

click the "Next" button as shown
in Figure 2.3.
Figure 2.3. Components Dialog Box
 Choose the destination folder

and click the "Install" button
as shown in Figure 2.4.
Figure 2.4. Installation Location Dialog Box
 Installation status will be

displayed as shown
in Figure 2.5.
Figure 2.5. Install Status Dialog Box
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 Installation status of the Dongle

Driver will be displayed as
Shown in Figure 2.6
Figure 2.6. Installation of dongle Driver
 Installation status of
the FireCR USB driver
will be displayed as
Shown in Figure 2.7
Figure 2.7. Installation of FireCR USB Driver
 If installation is successful,
Figure 2.8 will show up.
 Click "Finish" to finish
the installation.
Figure 2.8. Installation Finish Dialog Box
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 If the Windows Security Dialog

Box pops up after installation,
click [Allow access].
Figure 2.9. Windows Security Dialog Box
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2.3. Start and Termination
2.3.1. System Start

1. Turn on the FireCR CR Reader.
2. Turn on the monitor and PC.
WARNING
Do not run any application software other than QuantorMed during
operation of the scanner. This may slow the scanner response.
2.3.2. Start Program

After Windows is successfully booted, you can launch the QuantorMed+ program by double
clicking the QuantorMed+ icon on your desktop as shown in figure 2.11.
Figure 2.10. Home Window
QuantorMed+
Figure 2.11. Short Cut Icon
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2.3.3. Terminate Program

Select the System button as shown in Figure 2.12 on the Home Window.
Figure 2.12. System Button
Now you can exit the application by selecting "Exit" in the System Menu.
Figure 2.13. System Menu
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2.4. FireCR Calibration
Select IP Calibration in the System Menu, then the following window will pop up. Follow the
steps in the menu.
WARNING
Calibrate the scanner before use. The “Please calibrate system”
message pops up if the scanner is not calibrated or calibration data
does not exist.
It is recommended to calibrate the reader after moving it and as a

part of regular maintenance.
Figure 2.14. IP Calibration
WARNING
Calibration should be done for both a Universal Cassette
containing IP 14” x 17” and a Universal Cassette containing IP 10”
x 12”.
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Name Description
Auto Alignment Alignment of laser beam position.
Erase Erase IP.
Scan Blank Create the first calibration image file.
Scan Low Dose Create the second calibration image file.
Scan Mid Dose Create the third calibration image file.
Scan High Dose Create the fourth calibration image file.
Create a calibration data file. After a

Calibration successful calibration the calibration window
will automatically close.
Close the IP Calibration window. This will

Cancel
abort the current calibration.
Cassette Size Select the IP size for calibration.
Accept a calibration image file. The Accept

Accept button is displayed to accept calibration
image files with values out of range.
Reject a calibration image file. The Reject

Reject button is displayed to reject calibration image
files with values out of range.
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2.4.1. Calibration Geometry
Figure 2.15. Calibration Geometry
WARNING
X-ray radiation field must cover the whole area of the cassette.
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2.4.2. Step 1: Auto Alignment
Figure 2.16. Auto Alignment
 Perform Auto Alignment before starting calibration to find the optimal laser beam
position.
2.4.3. Step 2: Erase
Figure 2.17. Erase
 The Erase button is enabled when the cassette is inserted to the reader.
 It erases the cassette before calibration.
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2.4.4. Step 3: Scan Blank
Figure 2.18. Scan Blank
 The Scan Blank button is enabled after performing the Erase step.
 After the Erase step, insert the cassette with no X-ray exposure into the reader and
click Scan Blank to acquire the first calibration image.
 The mean intensity value of the blank image is displayed beneath the button.
 The mean intensity value of the blank image is displayed in green if the value is within
 The mean intensity value of the blank image is displayed in red if the value is not within
 If the mean intensity value of the blank image is displayed in red, click Accept to
continue anyways or Reject to try again.
 To lower the mean intensity value of the blank image, click Erase again.
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2.4.5. Step 4: Scan Low Dose
Figure 2.19. Scan Low Dose
 The Scan Low Dose button is enabled after performing a Scan Blank.
 Expose the cassette to the X-ray with the conditions noted below the Scan Low Dose
button.
Then, insert the cassette into the reader and click Scan Low Dose to acquire the
second calibration image.
 The mean intensity value of the low dose image is displayed beneath the button.
 The mean intensity value of the low dose is displayed in green if the value is within the
acceptable range.
 The mean intensity value of the low dose is displayed in red if the value is not within
the acceptable range, click Accept to continue anyways or Reject to try again.
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2.4.6. Step 5: Scan Mid Dose
Figure 2.20. Scan Mid Dose
 The Scan Mid Dose button is enabled after performing a Scan Low Dose.
 Expose the cassette to the X-ray with the conditions noted below the Scan Mid Dose
button.
Then, insert the cassette into the reader and click Scan Mid Dose button to acquire
the third calibration image.
 The mean intensity value of the mid dose image is displayed beneath the button.
 The mean intensity value of the mid dose is displayed in green if the value is within
acceptable range.
 The mean intensity value of the mid dose is displayed in red if the value is not within
the acceptable range, click Accept to continue anyways or Reject to acquire the mid
dose image again.
to decrease the mean intensity value.
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2.4.7. Step 6: Scan High Dose
Figure 2.21. Scan High Dose
 The Scan High Dose button is enabled after performing a Scan Mid Dose.
 Expose the cassette to the X-ray with the conditions noted below the Scan High Dose
button.
Then, insert the cassette into the reader and click Scan High Dose button to acquire
the fourth calibration image.
 The intensity value of the high dose image is displayed beneath the button.
 The intensity value of the high dose is displayed in green if the value is within the
acceptable range.
 The intensity value of the high dose is displayed in red if the value is not within the
acceptable range, click Accept to continue anyways or Reject to acquire the high dose
image again.
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2.4.8. Step 7: Calibration!
Figure 2.22. Calibration
 The Calibration button is enabled after performing a successful Scan High Dose.
 Click the Calibration button to generate calibration data. Calibration data is saved in
your local program folder.
 After generation of calibration data, the calibration window closes automatically.
2.4.9. Step 8: Cancel

 You can exit calibration window in the middle of process. This will abort your current
calibration process.
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2.4.10. Note
 When the mean intensity value for each step is within acceptable range, values are
shown in green.
Figure 2.23. Proper Calibration
 When the mean intensity value for each step is not within acceptable range, values are
shown in red.
Figure 2.24. Improper Calibration
 Start the calibration process from Auto Alignment or Erase for recalibration of the
reader.
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NOTE
Following the calibration process, two sets of four images used for
calibration and two calibration files are generated in local program
folder.
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3. Screens
3.1. Supported Resolutions
Landscape resolutions with 16:9, 4:3 and 5:4 ratios are supported. Portrait ratios are not
supported. The horizontal resolution of the monitor must be at least 1280 pixels, and the vertical
resolution of the monitor must be at least 768 pixels. Recommended resolutions are listed in
Table 3.1.
Table 3.1
Screen Ratio Screen Resolution
1366 x 768
1280 x 800
16:9 1400 x 900
1600 x 900
1920 x 1080
4:3, 5:4 1280 x 1024
3.2. Home
The Home screen is the first screen
that appears when the program is run.
From the Home screen, you can create
a new study or view existing studies.
Figure 3.1. Home Screen
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3.3. Navigation Bar

The Navigation Bar is located at the bottom of the screen. The Navigation Bar is always
displayed while the program is running, allowing the user to easily switch screens during a task.
① ② ③ ④ ⑤
Figure 3.2. Navigation Bar

① Home
② Studies
③ Region Selection
④ Scan
⑤ Review
3.4. Studies
The Studies screen shows a collection of
①
windows that are related to the studies.
②
You can enter the Studies screen by
③
clicking the Studies button in the
Navigation Bar. The Sub-Navigation Bar is
located on the left of the screen. In the
Sub-Navigation Bar, you can select a
Study List, Work List or Transport windows
that are related to the study.
Figure 3.3. Studies Screen
① Study List: You can perform various tasks by searching existing studies and selecting a
study.
② Work List: You can query the work list from the PACS work list server, select the
desired study and immediately begin image acquisition.
③ Transport: You can confirm the transmission results of the acquired images.
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3.5. New Study

The New Study screen is the first page
for performing a scan. After entering the
necessary patient information and study
information, and adding a new study,
you can begin a scan.
Figure 3.4. New Study
3.6. Region Selection

In the Region Selection screen, you can
select the region to scan and add it to
the Task List.
Figure 3.5. Region Selection
3.7. Patient Information

The Patient Information Bar is displayed at the top of all the screens, with the exception of the
Home screen and the New Study screen. The Patient Information Bar displays patient
information and other related information.
① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧
Figure 3.6. Patient Information
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① Patient Name
② Patient ID
③ Patient's Date of Birth
④ Patient's Age
⑤ Patient's Sex (M: Male, F: Female, O: Other)
⑥ Current Time
⑦ Model Name
⑧ System
3.8. Scan
In the Scan screen, you can insert a
cassette into the FireCR and acquire
images.
Figure 3.7. Scan Screen
3.9. Review
In the Review screen, you can query
scanned images in the identical manner
as the PACS Viewer. The Review
screen is very useful for conducting
diagnosis after acquiring the images.
Figure 3.8. Review Screen
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4. Home Window
4.1. Screen Layout
The Home screen is the first screen that appears when the program is run. From the Home
screen, you can create a new study or view existing studies. You can go back to the Home
screen by using one of the actions below.
 Clicking the Home button in the Navigation Bar

 Clicking the End Study button in the Scan screen
 Clicking the End Study button in the Review screen
③
① ②
④ ⑤ ⑥
Figure 4.1. Home Window
① Model Name: Displays the model name of FireCR.

② Current Time: Current time is displayed in hours and minutes.
③ System: Displays the System menu.
④ Create New Study: Go to New Study screen.
⑤ Study List: Go to Study List screen.
⑥ Work List: Go to Work List screen.
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4.2. System Menu

The System button is always displayed in the upper-right corner of the program. When the
button is clicked, the following menu appears on the screen.
Figure 4.2. System Menu
 Settings: Displays the Settings window.

 IP Calibration: Runs IP Calibration program.
 Scanner Control: Runs Scanner Control program.
 Check Update: Checks for a new version. If a new version is available, it is
automatically downloaded and installed.
 About this software: Displays software version information
 Exit: Exits the program.
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5. New Study
5.1. Screen Layout
The New Study screen is the first page when performing a scan. Enter the necessary patient
and study information. You can easily switch to the next input field by using the Tab key. Fields
marked by * are mandatory DICOM fields that must be filled in.
① ② ③
⑥
Figure 5.1. New Study
① Emergency: Mandatory fields are filled in automatically. This function is used in

emergencies where patient information has not been identified to perform a scan first
and fill in the patient data later.
② Edit Input Field: Bring up Input Field Edit dialog. In the Input Field Edit dialog, you can
change the order of the input fields, and add or remove input fields.
③ System Menu: Display the System menu.
④ Input Field: Details about each input field are described in Table 5-1.
Table 5.1. Input Field

Title Description Mandatory
Name Enter patient name. O
ID Enter patient ID. O
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Enter patient’s date of birth. You can select a date from the
drop-down box or manually enter numbers. When only the
Birth O
date of birth is entered and not the age, age is calculated
automatically.
Select patient’s sex. M stands for male. F stands for Female.
Sex O
N/A stands for other.
Enter patient’s age. Leave the Year field blank if the patient is
less than 1 year old. When only the age is entered and not the
Age X
date of birth, date of birth is calculated automatically. When it
does, month and date are automatically entered as January 1.
Ref. Physician Enter the name of the referring physician. X
Description Enter study description. X
Enter accession number. Entering an accession number is
Accession No. mandatory. If not entered, a new number will be generated O
automatically.
⑤ Page Up/Down: Go to another page.

⑥ Next: Go to the Region Selection screen, which is the next step.
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5.2. Input Field Edit Dialog Box

In the Input Field Edit dialog box, you can change the order of the input fields, and add or
remove input fields. The input fields can be edited according to the user’s environment.
However, mandatory input fields cannot be removed.
① ②
⑤ ④
⑥ ⑦ ⑧
Figure 5.2. Input Field Edit
① Input field items to be displayed on the screen.

② Input field items not to be displayed on the screen.
③ Move selected items to left and right. Items on the left are displayed on the screen and
the items on the right are not displayed on the screen.
④ Button for switching pages.
⑤ Move the selected items up or down on the list to change order.
⑥ Save changes and close the dialog box.
⑦ Cancel changes and close the dialog box.
⑧ Reset the fields to default settings.
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6. Region Selection
6.1. Screen Layout
In the Region Selection screen, you can select the region to scan and add it to the Task List.
② ③
①
⑥
⑦ ⑧
Figure 6.1. Region Selection
① Body Part: The region to be scanned will be displayed on the figure of the human body.
When you move the mouse cursor over the figure, the region to be selected will be
marked by a different color. Select the desired region and the View Position List will be
updated.
② View Position: Displays view positions that correspond with the selected region for
scanning. Click on the region to scan and the region will be added to the Task List.
③ Add Region, View Position: Add new region or view position.
④ Preset: Displays view position presets. When a certain setting is used frequently, you
can easily automatically add multiple view positions by selecting a preset instead of
adding separate view positions each time. ⑧
⑤ Page Up/Down: Button for switching pages.

⑥ Task List: List of view positions added from View Position or Preset fields.
⑦ Previous: Go back to New Study screen.
⑧ Next: Proceed to Scan screen.
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6.2. Body Parts and View Positions

The body parts and view positions provided in the product by default are listed in Table 6.1.
Table 6.1. View Position

Body Part View Position
Head Skull AD
Skull PA Caldwell
Skull Townes
Skull Lateral
Sella Turcica Lateral
Facial Bones PA Caldwell
Facial Bones Waters
Facial Bones Lateral
Facial Bones Townes
Sinuses PA Caldwell
Sinuses Waters
Sinuses Lateral
Nasal Bones Lateral
Mandible AP
Mandible Oblique
Mandible Lateral
Mastoids Laws
Mastoids Townes
Mastoids Stenvers
Temporomandibular Joint Open Mouth
Temporomandibular Joint Closed Mouth
Thorax Chest PA
Chest Lateral
Chest Decubitus
Ribs AP
Ribs Oblique
Ribs PA
Sternum Lateral
Sternum Oblique
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Vertebral Column Cervical Spine AP

Cervical Spine Lateral
Cervical Spine Swimmers
Cervical Spine AP Open Mouth
Cervical Spine Oblique
Thoracic Spine AP
Thoracic Spine Lateral
Thoracic Spine Oblique
Lumbar Spine AP
Lumbar Spine Lateral
Lumbar Spine Oblique
Sacrum AP
Sacrum Lateral
Coccyx AP
Coccyx Lateral
Abdomen Abdomen AP Supine
Abdomen AP Erect
Abdomen Decubitus
KUB AP
Shoulder Shoulder AP
Shoulder Lateral
Shoulder Axial
Scapula AP
Scapula Oblique
Scapula Lateral
Clavicle AP
Upper Extremities Humerus AP
Humerus Lateral
Elbow AP
Elbow Oblique
Elbow Lateral
Forearm AP
Forearm Lateral
Wrist AP
Wrist Lateral
Wrist Oblique
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Wrist Carpal Tunnel

Hand PA
Hand Oblique
Hand Lateral
Fingers AP
Fingers Oblique
Fingers Lateral
Pelvis Pelvis AP
Hip AP
Hip Lateral
Hip Frog Leg Lateral
Sacroiliac Joints Oblique
Lower Extremities Femur AP
Femur Lateral
Knee AP
Knee Lateral
Knee Oblique
Knee Skyline
Patella Sun Raise
Patella Lateral
Tibia/Fibula AP
Tibia/Fibula Lateral
Ankle AP
Ankle Mortise
Ankle Oblique
Ankle Lateral
Foot AP
Foot Oblique
Foot Lateral
Foot Sesamoids
Calcaneus Lateral
Calcaneus Axial
Toes AP
Toes Oblique
Toes Lateral
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6.3. Add Region, View Position

You can add, delete or edit body part, region or position displayed in region selection. And
Attributes of each preset can be edited.
① ② ③
④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪
⑫ ⑬ ⑭
Figure 6.2. Add Region, View Position
① Body Part
② Region
③ Position
④ Add Region: Add new region. Type
the new exam name in the window.
Figure 6.3. Add Region
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⑤ Delete Region:
Delete selected region.
⑥ Edit Region:
Edit selected region.
⑦ Add Position:
Add new position. Type the new
position name in the window. Tick
Copy and type existing position in
the window to copy properties to
the new position.
Figure 6.4. Add Position
⑧ Delete Position
⑨ Edit Position
⑩ Move Up: Move selected position upward.
⑪ Move Down: Move selected position downward.
⑫ Close: Close window.
⑬ Save: Save changes.
⑭ Attribute: Open Attribute window for selected position.
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Figure 6.5. Attribute Window
① Name: Name of position

② ROI: Set default ROI.
③ Flip: Set default flip of the image.
④ Rotate: Set default rotation of the image.
⑤ Marking Position: Set default marking position on the image.
⑥ Marking: Set default marking on the image.
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7. Scan
7.1. Screen Layout
In the Scan screen, you can insert a cassette into the FireCR and acquire images.
② ① ③
Figure 7.1. Scan
① Scan: Begin a scan.

② Stop: Stop a scan.
③ Erase: Erase the IP. By default, the IP is deleted automatically after a scan. This
function is only used to manually delete the IP.
④ Progress: The scanning progress is shown in a circle and in percentages.
⑤ Resolution: Select the scan resolution. HD resolution scans with 100 mm pixel pitch,
and SD resolution scans at 200 mm pixel pitch. Lower pixel pitch results in higher
resolution images.
⑥ Cassette Indicator: Displays the status of the cassette.
⑦ Exposure Input: Enter the X-ray exposure settings.
⑧ Model Name: Displays the model name of FireCR connected to the PC.
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7.2. Exposure Input

Enter the X-ray exposure settings. Exposure Input field is only activated when it is enabled in
[System – Exposure Input]. The entered values will be included in the DICOM information. As
shown in Table 7.1, 4 types can be entered.
Table 7.1. Exposure Input

Type kVp mA ms mAs
1 O O O Calculated
automatically
2 O X X O
3 O O Calculated O
automatically
4 O Calculated O O
automatically
7.3. Cassette Indicator

The Cassette Indicator displays whether the cassette is inserted and recognized correctly.
Table 7.2 . Cassette Indicator

Indicator Status
A cassette is not inserted.
A cassette is inserted, but cassette size information is not recognized.
A cassette is inserted, cassette size information is recognized, but the
current size has not been calibrated.
The status is okay and ready for scan.
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8. Image
8.1. Screen Layout
When an IP scan has been completed, the acquired image is displayed on the Scan window as
shown in Figure 8.1.
③
①
④
⑨
⑩
Figure 8.1. Image
① ROI Box: A tool for cropping the valid region of the scanned image.
② ROI: ROI-related tools
③ Marking: Add markings on the image.
④ Rotate Flip: Rotate/flip the image.
⑤ Auto Window: Automatically adjust the image brightness and contrast.
⑥ Retake: Scan the image again.
⑦ Reject: Reject the image.
⑧ QA: Bring up tools for adjusting image details.
⑨ Send Image: Transmit the image.
⑩ Image Comment: Write image comment
⑪ Exposure Index: Show the exposure index value of the scanned image.
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8.2. ROI
When a scan is completed, the image is displayed and the ROI Box of the predefined size for
each scanned region is automatically displayed as shown in Figure 8-1. When you drag the ROI
Box to the desired location and double-click the ROI Box or click on the ROI button, the ROI is
cropped and fitted to the screen as shown in Figure 8.2. To adjust the size of the ROI Box, drag
the small rectangles at each corner of the ROI. When transmitting or printing the image, only the
ROI are used.
Figure 8.2. ROI Cropped Image
To bring up the ROI Box again, double-click on the image or click on the ROI button. When you
click on the ROI button, the film sizes listed below will be displayed on the screen. When you
select one of the given sizes, the ROI Box will be adjusted to that size.
 8 x 10, 10 x 12, 14 x 14, 14 x 17, 10 x 8, 12 x 10, 17 x 14
8.3. Marking
The Marking feature is used to add markings on the image. Markings can be added to the
image by selecting a predefined marking or manually typing in text.
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Add Predefined Markings

① Click on the Marking button. ③ ② ①
② Select a marking.
③ Click on the image.
Predefined markings can be edited in

Settings under [Overlay-Marking].
Figure 8.3. Add Predefined Markings
Manually Enter Markings

① Click on the Marking button. ③ ①
② Select Direct Input.
③ Click on the position where you want to
②
add the marking and a text input box
will appear. Enter your text. Click
outside the text input box when you are
done.
Figure 8.4. Manually Enter Markings
8.4. Rotate/Flip
Used to rotate or flip images.
Icon Action
Rotate Left
Rotate Right
Flip Horizontally
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Flip Vertically
8.5. Auto Window

Automatically adjust the image brightness and contrast.
8.6. Retake
Used when the quality of the scanned image is insufficient and requires a rescan. Remember
that the current image will be deleted.
8.7. Reject
When the quality of the scanned image is insufficient, Reject preserves the current image with a
“Reject” marking without rescanning. When the Reject button is clicked, a “Reject’ marking is
added on the upper left corner of the image as shown below, and a “Reason” input field appears
on the screen. Type in the reason for rejection, and click outside the input box when you are
done. You can cancel a rejection by clicking the Reject button again.
Figure 8.5. Reject
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8.8. QA – LUT Curve

Used to adjust the LUT Curve of the image. Adjusting the image requires expert knowledge
about images. Adjusting the image without proper knowledge may result in lower image quality.
①
Figure 8.6. LUT Curve
① LUT Curve: LUT curve applied to the image. A default curve for each region is provided.
The user can adjust the curve to their preference. To adjust the curve, set a control point
and drag the curve using the mouse. To add a new control point, click on the line using the
mouse. A control point can be removed by dragging it outside the box.
② Histogram: Shows the histogram of the image. The bright region at the center is the region
currently displayed on the screen. The left part of the histogram indicates the frequency
where X-ray penetration level is low and image is bright. The right part of the histogram
indicates the frequency where X-ray penetration level is high and image is dark. Images
have low pixel values in bright regions and high pixel values in dark regions.
③ Window Center / Width: Used to adjust the window center and width of the image. The
window center is adjusted when you drag the image up or down, and window width is
adjusted when you drag the image left or right. Dragging the sliders have the same effect
as dragging the image.
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Window Width
Window Center
④ Set: Set the curve and window value adjusted by the user as the default value for images of
the current region.
⑤ Load: Load and apply default curves and window values of the current region.
⑥ Reset: Reset curve.
⑦ Processing: Go to Image Processing Filters screen.
8.9. QA – Image Processing Filters

Used to adjust image processing filters. Adjusting the image requires expert knowledge about
images. Adjusting the image without proper knowledge may result in lower image quality.
Figure 8.7. Image Processing Filter
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① Contrast: Increases the image’s contrast. The level can be adjusted from 0 to 10.
Higher levels increase the intensity. Filter is not applied when 0 is selected.
② Detail Contrast: Increases the contrast in regions of the image with low contrast. The
level can be adjusted from 0 to 10. Higher levels increase the intensity. Filter is not
applied when 0 is selected.
③ Edge Enhancement: Enhances edges. It is used to increase visibility of blood vessels
or small calcifications. The level can be adjusted from 0 to 5. Higher levels increase the
intensity. Filter is not applied when 0 is selected.
④ Edge Frequency: Designates the range of the edges to emphasize. The level can be
adjusted from 0 to 5. Lower level emphasizes the smaller edges. Higher levels
emphasize the bigger edges.
⑤ Latitude Reduction: Compresses the low frequency regions to improve the overall
visibility of the image. The level can be adjusted from 0 to 10. Higher levels increase
the intensity. Filter is not applied when 0 is selected.
⑥ Noise Reduction: Reduces the noise in the image. The level can be adjusted from 0 to
10. Higher levels increase the intensity. Filter is not applied when 0 is selected.
⑦ Set: Set the filter values adjusted by the user as the default value for images of the
current region.
⑧ Load: Load and apply filter values of the current region.
⑨ Reset: Reset filters.
⑩ LUT: Go to LUT Curve adjustment screen.
8.10.Send Image
Immediately transmits current image to the image server designated in Settings. If
[Network/Export – Options – Show Destination] is checked under Settings, a dialog box for
choosing the destination will be displayed as shown in Figure 8.8 and the user can designate a
destination.
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Figure 8.8. Destination Select
8.11.Exposure Index
Exposure Index is an approximate indicator of the dose that reaches the image receptor.
3DISC’s Exposure Index is calculated by following equation.
Under the same exposure conditions, the indicator and the dose are proportional. The
recommended EI value is between 1800 and 2200.
 1800 < Dose < 2200: Dose is optimal

 Dose < 1800: Dose is too low
 Dose > 2200: Dose is too high
9. Task List
9.1. Screen Layout
The Task List is a list of scans to be performed. Tasks are group by studies, and arranged in
chronological order. The user can select the desired region and perform a scan. The Task List
consists of a list of studies, and each study consists of a list of tasks. The check boxes located
to the right of the task bar is used to select tasks.
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④ ⑤ ⑥
① ⑦
② ⑧
⑨
Figure 9.1. Task List
① Study Bar: Displays study date, study time, and study description. Only time is
displayed for studies conducted on the same day. Only dates are displayed for studies
conducted on any prior dates.
② Task Bar: Displays thumbnail images, body part, and view position.
③ Select all: Select all the tasks.
④ Add Preset: Add the selected study to the preset. When added to the preset, the added
study will be displayed on the Preset List in the Region Selection screen.
⑤ Delete: Delete selected tasks.
⑥ Edit: Show/hide Move and Switch buttons.
⑦ Send Study: Transmit the selected study. Destination of the transmission can be added
in Settings.
⑧ Print: Print the selected images using a DICOM printer or a Windows printer.
⑨ Stitch: Used to stitch multiple images into one when long bones are scanned. To stitch
images, all the images must have the identical scan resolution. Images scanned in SD
resolution and in HD resolution cannot be stitched. Up to three images can be stitched
into one.
⑩ Move: Change the order of the tasks. Change the order of the task by pressing the
Up/Down buttons.
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⑪ Switch: Switch the images of two tasks. The button is only activated when two tasks
are selected.
⑫ Page Up/Down: Button for switching pages.
9.2. Stitch
The Stitch function is optional. A Stitch Dongle is required to use the Stitch function. When
stitching begins, a screen shown in Figure 9.2 will be displayed on the screen and the selected
images will be displayed vertically according to the order in the Task Bar. When you adjust the
position and angle of the images and begin stitching, the two images will be stitched into one
and added to the Task List.
①
②
③
⑥
⑦
⑧
⑪ ⑫
Figure 9.2. Stitch
① Zoom: Used to zoom in and out of the image. Drag the mouse over the image to
control the zoom. It does not zoom in/out on a single image and zooms in/out on the
entire screen.
② Pan: Pan the image. Drag the mouse over the image to control the zoom. The selected
image pans separately.
③ Fit To Page Size: Adjust zoom to fit the image to the height of the screen.
④ Fit To Page Width: Adjust zoom to fit the width of the screen.
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⑤ Clip: Show/hide clip adjustment line in the image. Clip lines are displayed as dotted
lines. Drag the dotted line using the mouse to clip the desired region.
⑥ Show Guide Line: Show/hide horizontal dotted line to check horizontal level of the
scanned image. The position of the guide line can be adjusted by dragging it using the
mouse.
⑦ Rotate Left: Rotate the selected image counter-clockwise.
⑧ Rotate Right: Rotate the selected image clockwise.
⑨ Rotate Angle: The angle to rotate the image.
⑩ Reset: Reset images.
⑪ Cancel: Return to the previous screen.
⑫ Stitch: Stitch images and return to the previous screen.
9.3. Print
Windows printers and DICOM printers are supported. The printed page can be previewed on
the left part of the screen.
Figure 9.3. DICOM Print
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 Printer Type: Select printer type.

 DICOM Printer
 Windows Printer
 Layout: Select the layout of the image to be printed on film or paper.
1x1 1x2 2x1 2x2
 Film Size: Select standard DICOM film size.

 8INx10IN
 10INx12IN
 10INx14IN
 8INx10IN
 11INx14IN
 14INx14IN
 14INx17IN
 24CMx30CM
 24CMx24CM
 Orientation: Select film orientation.
 Portrait: Uses portrait orientation.
 Landscape: Uses landscape orientation.
 Destination: Select DICOM printer.
 Print: Start printing.
 Stop: Stop printing.
 Cancel: Close dialog box.
When a Window printer is selected, the screen changes as shown in Figure 9-4.
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Figure 9.4. Window Printer
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10. Review
10.1.Screen Layout
The View offers the identical functions as a PACS Viewer. It supports various image comparison,
processing and measurement tools for performing a diagnosis. The screen displaying the image
consists of multiple views. Each view consists of multiple images. The user can customize the
view layout and image layout according to their needs.
Image Image
View
Image Image
View View
Figure 10.1. View – Image Layout
To display an image in the view, all you have to do is simply drag the image from the Task Bar.
When an image is dragged from the Task Bar, only the image is displayed in the view. When a
Study Bar is dragged, all the images included the study are displayed in the view.
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①
②
③
④
Figure 10.2. Review Screen
① View Caption Bar: The caption bar of the view.

①
② Full Screen: Show the review screen in full-screen mode.
③ View Window Layout: Change the layout of the view.
④ Zoom: Used to zoom in and out of the image. Drag the image left, right, up, or down
using the mouse.
⑤ Pan: Pan the image. Drag the image left, right, up, or down using the mouse.
⑥ Image Manipulation: Open image manipulation tools for rotating, flipping and inverting
images.
⑦ Measurement: Provides various measurement tools for measuring distance and angle.
⑧ Marking: Provides marking tools.
⑨ File: Display DICOM file on the screen.
⑩ Tools: Provides other tools.
⑪ Apply: Designate the range in which image adjustments will apply.
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10.2.
①
View Caption Bar
① ② ③ ④
Figure 10.3. View Caption Bar
① Image Layout: Change image layout. When you click on the Image Layout button, a
3x3 grid shown in Figure 10.4 will appear on the screen. Select your desired layout.
The largest image layout available 3x3.
Figure 10.4. Image Layout
② Page Up: Go back to the previous page.

③ Page Down: Go to the next page.
④ Close: Close all images.
10.3.Full Screen
Expands the Review screen to full-screen mode as shown in Figure 10.5.
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Figure 10.5 Full Screen
10.4.Image Manipulation
Icon Action
Rotate Left
Rotate Right
Flip Horizontally
Flip Vertically
Reset image to initial state
Negative image
Fit to page size
Real size
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10.5.Measurement
Icon Action
Distance
Angle
Rectangle
Ellipse
Polygon
Free Draw
Pixel View
Cardiac Thorax Ratio
Profile
① Distance: Measures distance. Click the start and

end point of the measurement. A straight line is
displayed between the two points and the
measurement value is displayed at the end of the
straight line. You can move the measuring line by
dragging it. You can move either one of the two
control points by dragging them with your mouse.
You can also move the position of the measurement values by dragging it with your
mouse.
② Angle: Measures angle. Click on the center point

of the angle you wish to measure, and then click
on two control points. You can move both lines at
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once by dragging. You can also move either one of the two control points. You can also
move the position of the measurement values by dragging them with your mouse.
③ Rectangle: Draws a rectangle. Click the mouse at

the desired position of the upper left corner of the
rectangle, and then drag the mouse to the desired
position of the lower right corner of the rectangle
and release the mouse button. Click on an area
within the rectangle to move it. Drag the control
points to resize the rectangle.
④ Ellipse: Draws an ellipse. Click the mouse at the

desired position where the top and left-most point
of the ellipse would intersect, drag the mouse
toward the bottom right and release the mouse
after reaching a desired size and shape. Click on
an area within the ellipse to move it. Drag the
control points to resize the ellipse.
⑤ Draws a polygon. A control point is added every

time you click the mouse. Double-click when you
are done drawing the polygon. Click on an area
within the polygon to move it. Drag the control
points to change the corners of the polygon.
⑥ Creates a free draw selection. Click and drag the

mouse to the desired shape. Release the mouse
when you are done drawing. You can click inside
the selection to move the free draw selection.
⑦ Measures pixel value. Click and drag the mouse

and the coordinates (x, y) and pixel values (p) of
the pixel at the cursor position will be displayed on
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the screen.
⑧ Measures cardiac thorax ratio.

1. Click on the left end point of the thorax.
2. Click on the right end point of the thorax.
3. Move the upper left control point to the left
end point of the heart.
4. Move the upper right control point to the right
end point of the heart.
5. The measurement value will be displayed in
percent.
⑨ Profile: Draw a straight line in the same manner as measuring a distance, and a profile
dialog box will be displayed automatically.
1. Distance: Distance between two points

2. Start Point: Start point information
3. End Point: End point information
4. Min: Minimum value
5. Max: Maximum value
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6. Mean: Average value

7. Current Value: Pixel value of the current position when the mouse was clicked over the
graph
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10.6.Marking
Icon Action
Arrow
Text
10.7.File
Icon Action
Open DICOM File
Open Image File
Export as DICOM or image file.
10.8.Tools
Icon Action
Copy to clipboard: Copies the active image to the Windows
clipboard.
Sets pixel size.
1. Scan a measuring tool with a determined length.
2. Select the scanned image and click on the Pixel Calibration
button.
3. The following dialog box will be displayed on the screen.
Enter the actual length of the measuring tool.
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4. Click on the start point of the measuring tool over the image
and start dragging.
5. Release the mouse at the end point of the measuring tool to
complete the calibration.
This function shows small box on the image if you click mouse
left button. Auto window is applied to this small box area. You can
change box size if you move mouse with “Shift” key down.
10.9.Apply Range
Sets the range in which image processing will be applied. When comparing two images, you
can apply the same filters to both windows for easier comparison.
Icon Action
Active: The image that was clicked last is the active image. The
active image is marked by an orange border.
Select: You can select multiple images by clicking on images while
holding down the Ctrl key. The selected images are marked by a
blue border.
Study: Applies image filters to all images in the study that contain
the active image.
All: Applies image filters on all the images.
Image filters that can be used with Apply Range are as follows.
 Zoom, Pan, Rotate, Flip, Window
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11. Study List

11.1.Screen Layout
You can manage scanned images in Study List.
① ② ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦
③
⑬
⑭
Figure 11.1. Study List
① Edit Column: Display a dialog box for editing the columns of the list.
② Today: Search only the studies from today.
③ Search: Search various criteria
④ Filter: Search same patient’s study with the selected study’s patient.
⑤ Edit: Edit the selected studies.
⑥ Delete: Delete the selected studies.
⑬
⑦ New Study: Add a new study.
⑧ Region: Open the selected study and
⑭ go to the Region Selection screen.
⑨ Scan: Open the selected study and go to the Scan screen.
⑩ Review: Open the selected study and go to the Review screen.
⑪ Send Study: Transmit the selected studies.
⑫ Export: Export the selected studies to a CD, DVD or a local drive.
⑬ Page Up/Down: Go to another page.
⑭ Thumbnail: Displays thumbnail images of selected studies.
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11.2.List
 Sorting: When you click on the header of each column, the list is sorted by the
information in the selected column. The sorting order changes every time the header of
the column is clicked.
 Sort in ascending order
 Sort in descending order
 Multiple selections: You can use the check boxes to select multiple studies on the list.
Use the check box in the column header to select the entire list.
 Switching Pages: You can switch pages by using the scroll wheel on the mouse or by
pressing the Page Up/Down buttons.
 Change column width: To change column width, drag and move the separating line
between the column headers.
The columns in the Study List are described in Table 11.1.
Table 11.1. Study List Column

Column Title Description
Date Study date
Time Study time
Name Patient name
ID Patient ID
Sex Patient sex
Birth Patient birth date
Age Patient age
Desc Study description
Ref. Phy Referring physician’s name
Acc. No. Accession number
Image Number of acquired images
Exam Number of tasks
Print Status Print result
Finish Status Image transportation result
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11.3.Edit Column
① ②
⑤ ④
⑥ ⑦
Figure 11.2. Edit Column
① Columns to be used in the Study List.

② Columns to be hidden in the Study List.
③ Move selected items left and right.
④ Button for switching pages.
⑤ Move the selected items up or down on the list to change order.
⑥ Save changes and close the dialog box.
⑦ Reset the program to default settings.
11.4.Search
① ② ③
① Filter: Select the column to search. When a filter has not been set and All is selected,
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all the columns will be searched.

② Keyword: Enter the keyword to search.
③ Search: Begin search.
11.5.Export
② ③
④ ⑤
⑧ ⑨
⑩ ⑪
⑦
⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑮
Figure 11.2. Export
① Device: Select the storage device to export the images to. Optical disc drives
connected to the PC will be listed. If you select Local, you can use other storage
devices connected to the PC.
② Label: Label to be displayed on disc.
③ Media Type: Displays the type of the media inserted in the drive.
④ Local Folder: Activated only when Local is selected in the Device field. Select a
destination folder to save images.
⑤ Format: Select format to save images. Supported formats are as follows.
A. DICOM
B. Bitmap: Windows Bitmap file
C. Raw: RAW file
D. Jpg: JPEG
E. Tiff: TIFF
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⑥ Log Message: Shows the progress when recording to an optical disc.

⑦ Progress Bar: Shows the image export progress.
⑧ Study List: Shows the list of selected studies.
⑨ Image List: Shows images selected in the Study List. To not export a certain image,
click and unselect the image.
⑩ Select All: Select all images.
⑪ Unselect All: Unselect all images.
⑫ Anonymize: Delete patient name and ID when saving as DICOM images.
⑬ Close: Close the dialog box.
⑭ Abort: Stop recording.
⑮ Burn: Start recording.
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12. Work List

In the Work List screen, you can connect to Work List Servers of PACS or HIS systems and
query the list of the studies to conduct.
12.1.Screen Layout
① ② ④ ⑤ ⑥
③
Figure 12.1. Work List
① Edit Column: Display a dialog box for editing the columns of the list. Using the Work
List is identical to using the Study List.
② Today: Only query today’s studies.
③ Search: Query various criteria. Using the Work List is identical to using the Study List.
④ Waiting: Display the list of studies that have not been scanned yet.
⑤ Auto Query: Perform an auto query at a preset time.
⑥ Import: Import selected items to the Study List.
⑮ Region: Open the studies to select and go to the Region Selection screen.
⑦ Scan: Open the selected study and go to the Scan screen.
⑧ Page Up/Down: Go to another page.
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12.2.List
Columns in Work List are described in Table 12.1.
Table 12.1
Sch. Date Scheduled date
Sch. Time Scheduled time
Mod Modality
Name Patient name
ID Patient ID
Sex Patient sex
Birth Patient birth date
Age Patient age
Station AE Station AE title
Station Station
Proc. Desc Scheduled procedure description
Proc.ID Scheduled procedure ID
Study UID Study instance UID
Acc. No. Accession number
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13. Transport
In the Transport screen, you can check the transmission results of images sent to an image
server or a DICOM printer.
13.1.Screen Layout
① ② ③
Figure 13.1. Transport
① Today: Search only the studies from today.

② Search: Search various criteria. Search method is identical to Study List.
③ Delete: Delete selected items.
④ Page Up/Down: Go to another page.
13.2.List

Date Send date
Time Send time
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Lap Duration in seconds

AE Title Destination AE title
Host Destination IP address
Port Destination port
Name Patient name
ID Patient ID
Status Send status
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14. Settings
14.1.Screen Layout
The Setting screen consists of a main category, sub-category, and specific item. Clicking on the
main category item will change the sub-category items. Clicking on the sub-category item will
change the specific item in the selected sub-category. Setting values can be changed in the
specific item.
① ② ③
① Main category item list

② Sub-category item list
③ Specific item list
14.2. General
14.2.1. Option
Name Description Default Value
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Color of ROI Set the color of the ROI Box. Click on the item to Green
change the color in the Color Picker.
Apply Auto Window Set whether to automatically apply Auto Window after FALSE
After Cropping cropping ROI Box.
14.2.2. User Information
Name Description
Institution Name Set hospital name. The entered value will be included in DICOM
information.
Dept. Name Set the department name where the system is installed. The entered
values will be included in the DICOM information.
14.2.3. Password for Processing Parameter

New Password Set password.
Confirm Password Confirm password.
Use password to access Activate password for accessing LUT and TRUE
LUT & PROC processing.
Use password to save Activate password for saving default values in the TRUE
default value LUT and processing windows.
14.2.4. Display Language

Language Select language. Language selected upon product
installation
14.3.Fonts
14.3.1. Common

Font Name Name of font displayed on the screen. Segoe UI
Font Size Size of font displayed on the screen. 10
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Adjustable from 8 to 12 points.
14.3.2. Marking

Font Name Name of marking font. ARIAL
Font Size Size of marking font. 22
Adjustable from 16 to 30 points.
14.3.3. Printer

Font Name Name of font used to print. ARIAL
Font Size Size of font used to print. Adjustable from 8 10
to 12 points.
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14.4.Network/Export
14.4.1. Image Server
Manages list of DICOM servers for transmitting images to.
① Add: Add an image server.
Name Description
Calling AE Title Set AE title of Quantor.
Called AE Title Set AE title of image server.
IP Address Image server IP address
Port Image server port
Description Image server description
② Edit: Edit selected server. An identical screen as adding an image server will be
displayed.
③ Delete: Delete the selected server.
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④ Network Test: Check the connection by sending DICOM Echo to the selected server.
⑤ Move Up: Move the selected server up.
⑥ Move Down: Move the selected server down.
⑦ Timeout: Drop the connection when responses are not received within the set amount
of time.
Check boxes for each item will automatically be activated once a server is added. Quantor
sends images to all checked image servers according to the order on the list.
14.4.2. Work List Server
Manages Work List servers. Management method is identical to that for image servers. Multiple
Work List servers can be added, but only one can be checked.
14.4.3. DICOM Printer
Manages DICOM Printers List. Management method is identical to that for image servers.
Unlike adding image servers, the following additional settings are required when adding DICOM
printers.
Group Name Description Default Value

Film Session Print Priority HIGH MID
MID
LOW
Film Destination MAGAZINE PROCESSOR
PROCESSOR
Medium Type PAPER CLEAR FILM
CLEAR FILM
BLUE FILM
Label Label
Film Box Orientation PORTRAIT PORTRAIT
LANDSCAPE
Trim YES NO
NO
Size 8INX10IN 14INX17IN
10INX12IN
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10INX14IN
11INX14IN
14INX14IN
14INX17IN
24CMX30CM
24CMX24CM
Polarity NORMAL NORMAL
INVERTED
Magnification REPLICATE BILINEAR
BILINEAR
CUBIC
NONE
Border BLACK FALSE
WHITE
Empty BLACK FALSE
WHITE
Min FALSE
Max FALSE
Image Box Bits Used 8 8
12
Check boxes for each item will be automatically activated once a server is added. Quantor
sends images to all checked servers according to the order on the list.
14.4.4. Options

Export To Define the action to take when the Send Send
Study button is clicked. You can choose
from Send or Print.
Show Destination A Destination list is shown if the Send FALSE
button is clicked in the Scan screen.
Encoding Series Set DICOM Encoding method. Single Series has Single
 Single Series has Single Image Image
 Single Series has Multi Image
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14.5.Work List
14.5.1. Work List

Auto Query Interval Set the execution interval of Auto Query when using 1 min
the Auto Query function on the Work List screen.
S. Proc. Match with The Work List Server records scan codes and S. Proc. ID
descriptions used in the hospital to Scheduled
Procedure Step ID and Scheduled Procedure Step
Description, respectively, and transmits them. By
using the QuantorOrganizer program, this
information can be automatically synced to presets.
Define base information to match with when
syncing with presets.
Keep a column Always show by the sorts when displaying query TRUE
sorted results to the screen.
Use (*) for query Use * in query string. Some Work List Servers must TRUE
conditions not use * when searching.
14.6.Overlay
14.6.1. Marking
This section can be used to edit pre-defined markings when adding markings to images in the
Scan screen. After entering text in the input field, you can perform the following actions:
 Add: Add a new marking.

 Modify: Modify an existing marking.
 Delete: Delete the selected marking.
 Move Upper: Move the selected marking up by one slot.
 Move Lower: Move the selected marking down by one slot.
14.6.2. Auto Mark Margin
Set the margins when markings are automatically added to an image. Each setting value shows
margins by % compared to the width and height of the image.
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Left Left margin. 10
Top Top margin. 10
Right Right margin. 10
Bottom Bottom margin. 10
14.6.3. Print Overlay Contents
Select items to be shown in the image when printing.
14.7.System
14.7.1. Exposure Input
Allow scan values to be entered in the Scan screen. If you choose “Do not use”, the value is not
displayed on the image.

Exposure Input Do not use Do not use
kVp, mA, ms
kVp, mAs
kVp, mAs, mA
kVp, mAs, ms
14.7.2. File Management

Data Path Set the destination folder for images to be Installation
stored. Folder/Database
Data Space Allocates disk space for saving images. Auto 30GB
deletion is activated when the allocated disk
space is full.
Use Auto Deletion after Set whether to use Auto Deletion and Auto TRUE
idle time Deletion intervals. 60 second
Delete Study not Sent Define the action to take when deleting an Confirm
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image that has not been transmitted.

 Never: Never can be deleted.
 Confirm: Delete after confirmation.
 Always: Always delete without asking.
14.7.3. System Options
Set other system settings.

Temporary Path Set the folder for saving temporary files used in the Installation
program. Folder/Temp
Use On Screen Decide whether to use the Windows On Screen FALSE
Keyboard Keyboard when entering data on the screen.
14.7.4. Date

Date Format Set the date display format. Choose from one of the YYYY/MM/DD
three formats below.
 YYYY/MM/DD
 DD/MM/YYYY
 MM/DD/YYYY
Separator Set the separator between year, month and day. /
Choose from one of the three separators below.
 /
 -
 .
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User Manual

Computed Radiography Reader

Doc No. : TM-401-EN

815, Tamnip-Dong, Yuseong-Gu,

Warnings and Used Symbols

The following symbols will be used throughout this manual:

General Safety Guidelines

Keep the device from radiators and heat sources.

Do not look inside of the device.

Chapter 2. Unpacking ......................................................................11

Chapter 3. Setting Up ..................................................................... 15

Chapter 4. Operating ...................................................................... 22

Chapter 5. Symbols ........................................................................ 26

Chapter 6. Warranty and Repair Service ........................................ 33

Chapter 7. Technical Assistance ..................................................... 35

State-of-the-Art Scanning Mechanism

Powerful Acquisition and Diagnostic Software

2.1. Inspection for Damage

2.2. Identify the Components

Identify each of these components.

Part No. Item

CR-FP-02-003 Universal Cassette 35 x 43 containing IP size 35cm x 43cm

CR-FP-02-004 Universal Cassette 25 x 35 containing IP size 24cm x 30cm

CR-FP-32-001 Universal Cassette 24 x 30 containing IP size 24cm x 30cm

CR-FP-32-002 Universal Cassette 18 x 24 containing IP size 18cm x 24cm

CR-FPA-02-001 USB 2.0 Interface Cable

CR-FPA-02-002 RJ45 CAT.5E FTP Cable 2M (Cross type)

CR-FPA-03-00X Power Cord

CR-FPM-44-001 FireCR Flash User Manual

CR-FP-35-001 FireKit (Optional Product Identification Card)

CR-FP-04-021 QuantorMed Plus Acquisition and Diagnostic Software

CR-FP-04-026 QuantorMed Dongle

CR-FPM-04-021 QuantorMed Plus User Manual

3D Imaging & Simulations Corp. does not assume any

FireCR Flash CR Reader Power Cord

Universal Cassette 35 x 43 containing IP size Universal cassette 25 x 35 containing IP

Universal cassette 24 x 30 containing IP size Universal Cassette 18 x 24 containing IP

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QuantorMed Plus Acquisition and Diagnostic QuantorMed Dongle

3.1. Tabletop Mount

by hand at all times.

Front Side Backside

Sliding the reader may result in internal damage or misalignment

Install in a location that is level and stable. Installation in an

External vibration or shock during scanning may affect image

Assure a distance of minimum 1.0 m with neighboring equipment.

3.2. Wall Mount (Option)

Free space of 50 cm (20 inch) on top side, at least, for cassette

insertion and ejection.

Free space of 20 cm (8 inch) on back side, at least, to allow the

power switch, power cord and USB cord to be reached by hand

3.3. Identify Important Features

3.3.1. Reader Connecting Part

USB 2.0 Port Power Switch

3.3.2. Reader Status Indication LED

3.3.3. Reader Reset Button

Reader Reset Button

3.4. Computer Requirements

3.4.1. Recommended Requirement

Operating System Microsoft Windows 7, 8