2D260-128EN - Alexion Advance TSX-034A-1 - Software

No.
2D260-128EN
SERVICE MANUAL
FOR
TOSHIBA SCANNER
MODEL TSX-034A
SOFTWARE VOLUME
(2D260-128EN)
 TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORPORATION 2012

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CONTENTS
Page
1. OUTLINE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
1.1 Scope ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
1.2 Software Configuration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7
1.3 Login Account------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7
1.4 Disk Partition ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
1.5 Media ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
1.6 Other ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
2. GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
2.1 Meaning of Signal Words --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
3. ALIGNMENT --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
3.1 Alignment Workflow --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
3.2 Front/Rear Tube Alignment ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
3.3 Left/Right Alignment--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
3.4 Calibration Data Acquisition (NRA/air calibration) ------------------------------------------------------- 16
4. EXAMINATION SCHEDULER SET-UP ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25
4.1 Startup and Termination --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25
4.2 Initial Setting ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 27
4.3 FTP Acquisition--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39
4.4 FTP Output -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40
4.5 Exposure Record Output Items------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41
4.6 Exposure Record Calculation Items ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43
4.7 CSV Output Items ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46
4.8 Tag Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47
4.9 Summary Output ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49
4.10 LMDB List ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53
4.11 MPPS Tag Definition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
5. NETWORK SETTING --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57
5.1 TOSHIBA Protocol Network Setting ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57
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5.1.1 Descriptions of the tools --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58
5.1.2 Set-up example -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61
5.2 DICOM Connection Installation Manual for A-Series CT Scanner System ------------------------ 65
5.2.1 Descriptions of the tools --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 65
5.2.2 Set-up example -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 92
5.2.3 Set-up example (transmission with compression) ------------------------------------------- 97
5.2.4 Other tools ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 102
5.2.5 DICOM couch position output setting -------------------------------------------------------- 125
6. INSTALLATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 127
6.1 Outline ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 127
6.2 Installation Methods 1 and 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 128
6.2.1 Preparation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 128
6.2.2 Saving the site-specific information on media ---------------------------------------------- 129
6.2.3 Installing the system software ------------------------------------------------------------------ 131
6.2.4 Initializing the system----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 147
6.2.5 Operational check --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 161
6.2.6 Restoring the site-specific information ------------------------------------------------------- 162
6.2.7 Local language (IR100) setting ---------------------------------------------------------------- 164
6.3 Imager Setting Procedures ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 183
6.3.1 Host setting procedure --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 183
6.3.2 Imager setting procedures ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 183
7. SOFTWARE-RELATED WORK REQUIRED AS A RESULT OF REPAIR WORK --------------------- 187
7.1 Work After the Replacement of an RDD ----------------------------------------------------------------- 187
8. ERROR ANALYSIS PROCEDURE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 191
8.1 Outline ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 191
8.2 How to View the EventLog ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 191
8.3 Method for Saving Log Data -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 195
9. CONVENTIONAL SCAN ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 196
APPENDIX A: ASSOCIATED WORK ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 197
A.1 DVD-Related Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 197
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A.2 Image Disk Initialization Methods -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 197
A.2.1 Initialization using the supplied media (No.1 "Base System") -------------------------- 197
A.2.2 Initialization using windows disk manager -------------------------------------------------- 201
A.3 Channel Replacement Operating Procedures ---------------------------------------------------------- 204
A.4 Multiview Image Generation Direction Default Setting------------------------------------------------ 208
A.5 Writing 4D Volume on DICOM Media --------------------------------------------------------------------- 209
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1. OUTLINE
1.1 Scope
This manual describes the procedures for servicing the software for the Toshiba X-ray CT scanner
TSX-034A.
1.2 Software Configuration
The software configuration of the system is shown in the figure below.
Software
Common middleware Equivalent to software packages

for A-series systems
MKStool MKStool
Hummingbird
OS: Windows XP  64 Edition
Software configuration
Windows XP is used as the OS (operating system).
Scan system and image processing system software packages are equivalent to those for A-series
systems.
The common middleware is used for file operation and access to external media.
1.3 Login Account
Usually, the system has the following login accounts.
(a) kingbird : Used for routine operations.

When automatic login is set and the system power is turned ON, the
system is logged in with this account.
(b) Administrator : Used for installation or service work.

After login is completed, the CT system does not start up automatically.
(c) InnerVision : Service center administration account.

Do not change this account at the site.
(d) imgfile : This account indicates the storage location of Tiff-format-converted files.
(e) Other account : This account is required for system configuration.

Do not change this account at the site.
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1.4 Disk Partition
The figure below shows the disk partition status of TSX-034A.
Raw data : Raw data is stored on the RDD (raw disk drive RAID).
Management data for image data/

raw data : Management information for image data and raw data
and related information are stored.
OS : The operating system is stored.
RUNTIME : Contains the application packages such as MKStool,

Hummingbird, etc. running under the Windows
environment.
ROOT : Contains the CT application packages.
IAP SWAP : Work area
SPOOL : Contains the temporary files for work.

The files include the error log file, imager queue
registration image file, etc.
SERVIES : Area for service work. Nothing is contained when the

system is released.
CLINIC : Image acquisition system :

Work area for clinical application software
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1.5 Media
A DVD or Ethernet is used to send or receive information required for installation, maintenance, etc.
The DVD-RAM must be single-sided, 4.7 GB.
1.6 Other
* Do not install any other software or hardware in this system. Doing so may result in incorrect
system operation.
2. GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION
2.1 Meaning of Signal Words
In this manual, the signal words DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION are used
regarding important safety instructions. The signal words and their meanings are defined as
follows. Please understand their meanings clearly before reading this manual.
Signal word Meaning
DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

may result in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may

result in property damage.
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3. ALIGNMENT
3.1 Alignment Workflow
Start
NO
OLP 40 to 60% Warm-up
YES
Adjust the X-ray
tube alignment.
Front/rear alignment NO
0.05 mm or less
YES
NO
OLP 40 to 60% Warm-up
YES
Adjust the X-ray
tube alignment.
Left/right alignment NO
0.05 mm or less
YES
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3.2 Front/Rear Tube Alignment
(1) Outline
To adjust the X-ray tube position, calculate the movement distance and direction of the X-ray
tube. Repeat processing and data acquisition until the movement distance satisfies the
standard (0.05 mm or less). Note that for front/rear alignment data acquisition, the automatic
acquisition function is used.
(2) Operating procedures
(a) Click [Utility] in the Command Box and then click [Engineering]. The Input Password
window is displayed.
Input Password window
(b) Enter the password and click [OK]. Then select [Adv Engineer].
The Adv Engineer InputPassword window is displayed.
(c) Enter the password and click [OK]. The window shown in the figure below is displayed.
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(d) Select [Alignment] from the window shown in the figure below. The interactive window
shown in the figure below is displayed.
(e) Select [Front/Back] from the "Mode" area in the displayed interactive window.
(f) Select [Scan to calculate]. The scan start key on the keyboard lights. When
the scan start key is pressed, the following operations are performed automatically.
 0.75-s/rot. scanning is performed twice.

 Calculation is performed and the results are displayed. (Refer to the figure below.)
(g) The results are displayed in the "Measured Data" area. When the dialog window is
closed, the results are automatically registered in the "Registered Data" area.
(h) When the result is within the standard range, the alignment is complete. If the result is
outside the standard range, adjust the X-ray tube position based on the displayed
movement distance and direction, and then repeat the [Scan to calculate] procedures
after position adjustment is complete.
(i) Click [Quit] to terminate the program.
Message area: A message is displayed if an error occurs during processing.
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3.3 Left/Right Alignment
(1) Outline
Tube movement distance and direction are calculated for tube position adjustment. Left/right
alignment data acquisition is performed twice as described below.
(a) All air data acquisition
(b) Pin phantom data acquisition
After the above data acquisition is completed, the movement distance, the movement
direction, and the center channel in the current status are displayed.
Processing and data acquisition are repeated until the movement distance reaches a value
less than the specified value (the currently specified value is 0.05 mm).
Note that left/right alignment data acquisition is automatically performed starting with air data
acquisition and then pin phantom data acquisition.
(2) Operating procedures
(a) Perform the procedures described in (a) to (d) of (2) in subsection 3.2 to display the
interactive window.
(b) When [Left/Right] is selected from the "Mode" area in the displayed interactive window,
the interactive window shown in the figure below is displayed.
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(3) Pin position checking
The operating procedures are described below.
(a) When [TEST SCAN to check the pin phantom's location] is selected, the window shown
in the figure below is displayed.
(b) When [OK] in the window is clicked, the scan start key lights. Press the lit key
to start scanning.
(c) After scanning is completed, the window shown in the figure below is displayed. To
perform scanning after adjusting the pin position, click [RETRY]. When the pin position
is correct, click [OK] to terminate processing.
(4) Perform left/right alignment
(a) When [Scan Air & Pin to calculate the alignment] is selected, the scan start key
on the keyboard lights.
When the scan start key is pressed, the following operations are automatically
performed.
 The couch top moves 200 mm in the OUT direction.

 Scanning is performed without anything placed in the field.
 After scanning is completed normally, the couch top moves 200 mm in the IN
direction.
 The pin phantom is scanned.
 Calculation is performed and the results are displayed.
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(b) The results are displayed in the "Measurement Data" area.
When the result is within the standard value range, select [Register the correction
DATA].
If the result is outside the standard value range, adjust the X-ray tube position based on
the movement distance and direction displayed in the "Message" area and then repeat
the [Scan Air & Pin to calculate the alignment] procedures. The display format is as
shown in the figure below.
To make it possible to visually check whether or not the pin is set in the correct position,
the window shown in the figure below is displayed.
Although the numerical values shown in the lower column do not need to be checked, it
should be confirmed that the "Ratio" around the center channel of the graph displayed
in the upper column is 1. A "Ratio" of less than 1 indicates incorrect positioning of the
pin phantom. In this case, check whether the pin phantom is set around the center
position.
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(c) When [Register the correction DATA] is clicked, the measurement results are displayed
in the "Registered Data" area.
This means that the measurement results have been registered as system data.
(d) Click [Quit] to terminate the program.
(5) Manual entry of alignment data
Alignment data is saved by the system backup tool. If alignment data cannot be read, the
data can be entered directly without performing measurement.
Input method:
Click in the "Center Channel" column in the "Measured Data" area of the window shown in
step (2). This makes it possible to directly enter numerical values. Enter the data that has
been recorded in a notebook etc.
After entering the data, click [Register the correction DATA] to register the entered data as
alignment data.
(6) Scan condition change
Although the scan conditions can be modified using the interactive window, such modification
must not be performed without special instructions. This function is provided for use during
software development.
3.4 Calibration Data Acquisition (NRA/air calibration)
NOTE: For NRA calibration data acquisition, since data acquired using the S-size phantom is
used in common for all FOVs, the NRA data for all conditions can be acquired by
selecting all of the FOVs and tube voltages at one time. For Alexion systems, it is not
necessary to perform air data acquisition for each rotation speed.
(1) Starting up the calibration data acquisition command
To acquire calibration data, click [Utility] at the console scan monitor and select
[Maintenance]  [Calibration data acquisition]. The calibration data acquisition window is
displayed.
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(2) Descriptions of the calibration data acquisition window
Calibration data acquisition window
(a) Menu
The buttons to switch the calibration data acquisition mode (NRA/air calibration) are
provided here.
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(b) Display
This area is used to display the data sets that have already been acquired, or to select
the condition to be acquired.
<Mode>
Date : Displays the date of acquisition.

Focus pos : Displays the focus position used for calibration data acquisition.
(For this system, the display is 0%, because focus position information is
not acquired.)
<Acq Mode>
Normal : Calibration data acquisition mode for typical examinations
Dose Reduction : Calibration data acquisition mode for exposure reduction mode
<Tube Voltage>
When this is clicked, the pull-down menu shown in the figure below is displayed to
indicate the tube voltage conditions for each tube current.
<Scan Mode>
When this is clicked, the pull-down menu shown in the figure below is displayed to
indicate the calibration data that differs according to the scan mode.
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Using this mode change button, the scan slice conditions that can be used in the
corresponding mode can be displayed to identify the calibration data corresponding to
the scan slice conditions to be checked.
In the case of the figure below, the calibration data for 2 mm  4 uses 1.0  8.
(c) Acq
Used to specify the mode to be used for calibration data acquisition (Normal mode/
X-ray exposure reduction mode) and the tube voltage.
<Acquire>
When this button is clicked, calibration data acquisition starts.
<Delete>
Used to delete calibration data.
The maximum number of calibration data conditions that can be saved is 400. Use this
button if the number of conditions is likely to exceed that limit. The number of
calibration data conditions that have already been acquired can be checked at "Remain"
displayed at the upper right of the window.
(d) Maintenance
Used to set the parameters to be used for calibration data acquisition. When this button
is clicked, the window shown in the figure below is displayed.
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(3) NRA data acquisition procedure
NRA should be executed at the time of system installation, X-ray tube replacement, detector
(DAS) replacement, X-ray alignment readjustment, or ring artifact occurrence (if air calibration
is not effective).
Note that if the X-ray tube OLP is low, calibration data must be acquired after X-ray tube
warm-up is performed to increase the OLP to 40% to 50%.
For scano correction data acquisition, select "Air Calib" instead of "NRA" in step (b).
(a) Move the water phantom to the center of the image.
<1> Set the S-size water phantom.
<2> Perform scanning with an FOV larger than the water phantom that has been set,
then move the phantom to the center of the image.
(b) Select "NRA" located at the upper left of the calibration data acquisition window.
(c) Select the acquisition mode (Acq Mode: Normal/Dose Reduction) for the calibration
data to be acquired.
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(d) Select the conditions (Scan Mode, slice thickness, FOV) to be used for calibration data
acquisition in the "Display" area.
*: Note that there are six Scan Mode items. (Conditions not displayed in "S&S" mode
or "S&V" mode are included in "Dynamic" mode, "Helical" mode, "Real Prep" mode,
and "Fluoroscopy" mode.)
*: As shown in the figure below, when an FOV is selected ("L" is selected as an
example in this figure), all of the conditions for the FOV are set for calibration data
acquisition. (Scan Mode becomes irrelevant.)
*: As shown in the figure below, when all of the FOVs are selected, the NRA data for
all conditions can be acquired.
(e) After the acquisition conditions are set, select the acquisition mode (Acq Mode:
"Normal" or "Dose Reduction") and the tube voltage ("Tube Voltage").
(f) After condition setting is completed, click [acquire]. The acquisition protocol starts.
Continue calibration data acquisition according to the interactive window.
*: At this time, if positioning of the phantom center has not been performed yet, click
the positioning button to perform a positioning scan.
*: When the positioning scan is completed, a phantom image is displayed. To display
a scale, press the function key [F3].
*: Although a ring artifact appears on the image for positioning, it is not abnormal
because calibration is not performed.
(g) To acquire calibration data for other sizes, repeat the procedures from step (c).
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(4) Air calibration data acquisition procedure
Update the air calibration data frequently to compensate for changes in the detector over time.
*: If an artifact that cannot be reduced by air calibration occurs, perform NRA first.
*: To perform air calibration in conjunction with warm-up, click [Maintenance] to select

"W-UP Flg" and perform setting for the condition to be acquired. This setting becomes
valid when the system is rebooted.
(a) Confirm that neither the phantom or the couch top are in the scan field.
(b) Start the calibration data acquisition function and select "Air Calib" at the upper left of
the displayed window.
(c) Select the acquisition mode (Acq Mode: "Normal" or "Dose Reduction") for the
calibration data to be acquired.
(d) Select the calibration data acquisition conditions (Scan Mode, slice thickness, FOV)
in the "Display" area.
*: Note that there are six Scan Mode items. (Conditions not displayed in "S&S"
mode or "S&V" mode are included in "Dynamic" mode, "Helical" mode, "Real
Prep" mode, and "Fluoroscopy" mode.)
*: When [ALL] on the upper left of the screen is selected, all the conditions of the
already acquired NRA data are selected.
(e) After the acquisition conditions are set, select the acquisition mode (Acq Mode:
(f) After condition setting is completed, click [acquire]. The acquisition protocol starts.
Continue calibration data acquisition according to the interactive window.
(5) Flow of calibration data acquisition operations
It is recommended that the correction data be acquired in the steps shown in the flow chart
below.
NOTE: 1. For NRA calibration data acquisition, since data acquired using the S-size
phantom is used in common for all FOVs, the acquisition time can be shortened
by selecting all of the FOVs and tube voltages at one time. For Alexion
systems, it is not necessary to perform air data acquisition for each rotation
speed.
2. For air data acquisition, since air data is used in common for all FOVs, the
acquisition time can be shortened by selecting all of the FOVs and tube
voltages at one time.
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Start
OLP No
Warm-up
40 to 60%?
Yes
Phantom positioning
NRA acquisition
NG
Image check
OK
Air calibration acquisition

for scanoscopy
End
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(6) Calibration data deletion procedure

The maximum number of conditions which can be saved as calibration data is displayed in
the Max field at the upper right of the window. The already acquired calibration data can be
deleted by following the procedures below.
(a) Select "NRA" located at the upper left of the calibration data acquisition window.
(b) Select the acquisition mode (Acq Mode: Normal/Dose Reduction) for the calibration
data to be deleted.
(c) Select the conditions (Scan Mode, slice thickness, FOV) to be used for the calibration
data to be deleted the "Display" area.
*: Note that there are six Scan Mode items. (Conditions not displayed in "S&S" mode
or "S&V" mode are included in "Dynamic" mode, "Helical" mode, "Real Prep" mode,
and "Fluoroscopy" mode.)
*: As shown in the figure below, when an FOV is selected ("L" is selected as an

example in this figure), all the conditions for the FOV are selected for deletion.
(Scan Mode becomes irrelevant.)
(d) After the conditions to be deleted are set, select the acquisition mode (Acq Mode:
(e) After condition setting is completed, click [Delete].
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4. EXAMINATION SCHEDULER SET-UP
This section describes the procedures for setting up the examination scheduler for registering
patients and making examination appointments.
4.1 Startup and Termination
(1) Startup
(a) Click [Utility]  [Engineering]. The Input Password window is displayed.
(b) Enter the password and click [OK]. The window shown in the figure below is displayed.
Engineering window
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(c) Click [Scheduler Tool] in the window shown in the figure below. The Patient Reserve
Preference window is displayed.
Patient Reserve Preference window
(2) Termination
Select [Quit] in the Patient Reserve Preference window to close the Patient Reserve
Preference window.
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4.2 Initial Setting
(1) Startup
Click [Initial Setting] in the Patient Reserve Preference window. The Initial Setting (1) window
is displayed. When [Next] is clicked in the Initial Setting (1) window, the Initial Setting (2)
window is displayed. When [Before] is clicked in the Initial Setting (2) window, the Initial
Setting (1) window is displayed again.
(2) Description of the Initial Setting (1) window
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
(k)
(l)
(m)
(n)
(o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
(s) (t) (u) (v) (w)
Initial Setting (1) window
(a) Accession Number
Specify the Accession Number issued for patient registration.

A decimal value from 0 to 9,999,999,999,999,999 can be set.
Example: When "0" is specified, the next number issued is "1".
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(b) Study ID
Specify the Study ID issued for patient registration.

(c) Performed Procedure Step ID
Specify the Performed Procedure Step ID issued for patient registration.

This is used for MPPS.

Set this when "Performed Procedure Step ID" is used at the MPPS instead of "Study
Instance UID".
(d) Examination Time
Set the average time required for examination.
The time set in this step is displayed in the "examination time" column of the
<examination information> tag in the Patient Registration detailed window.
(e) Deletion of the patient information
When starting up the system, the information (exposure record) of a previous

examination can be automatically deleted.
Manual : The information is manually deleted after operator confirmation.
In this case, deletion should be performed periodically because exposure

records are cumulative.
Auto : The information is deleted in the background at system startup. Select "1
Day Before", "1 Week Before", "2 Week Before", or "1 Month Before".
(f) Reservation Function
Specifies whether or not the examination Reservation Function is used.
Used : The Reservation Function is used.
Not Used : The Reservation Function is not used.
Used
(Exam. Completed not Display) : Select this item to not display the Reservation List
window after the examination is completed.
(g) Display on the Reservation List when the examination is completed
Not Exam. Display : The patient examination of a patient who has already been
examined is not displayed in the Reservation List window.
Exam. Display : The patient examination of a patient who has already been
examined is displayed in the Reservation List window.
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(h) FTP transmission flag
ON : The patient information is transmitted between the S-console and the D-console
at the time of examination or editing.
OFF : The patient information is not transmitted between the S-console and the
D-console at the time of examination or editing.
(i) Examination Merge Auto
ON : The order information items for the same patient are merged when imported
from external devices.
OFF : The order information items for the same patient are not merged when imported
from external devices.
(j) Reservation List Sorting
This is effective when the Reservation Function is used. Set the display order of the
appointment list.
 Patient ID (ascending order)

 Reservation Date (ascending order), then Reservation Time (ascending order)
 Reservation Date (ascending order), then Patient ID (ascending order)
(k) Exp-Record List Sorting
Set the display order for the exposure record list.
 Patient ID (ascending order)

 Examination Date (ascending order), then Patient ID (ascending order)
 Examination Date (descending order), Examination Time (descending order), then
Patient ID (ascending order)
(l) RIS Connection
Set the name of the acquisition source for reading the examination information from the
external equipment.
None : The function for reading from the external equipment is not
supported.
TOSRIM : Reads the examination information from TOSRIM equipment.
DICOM MWM : Reads the examination information from the MWM (Modality
Worklist Management) server.
DICOM MWM
(without Form Server) : Same as for DICOM MWM (no "Reservation import" menu).
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(m) MWM List Select
This is effective when "DICOM MWM" is selected in RIS Connection.
Set the number of items that can be selected in the MWM list at the time of examination
appointment registration.
Single Selection : Selection of only one item is allowed.
Multiple Selection : Selection of up to all listed items is allowed.
(n) DICOM MPPS Transfer
Set the method to transfer the MPPS (Modality Performed Procedure Step) data.
None:
Transfer of MPPS date is not supported.
Completed notifies from a Exp-Record:

Select this item to issue a completion notification from the examination record list.
Completed when an examination is complete:

An examination completion notice is issued when [Next Patient] is clicked on completion
of the examination.
MPPS transmits from a Exp-Record:

Select this item to select the examination notification method from the examination
record list and issue a notification.
(o) MPPS Server
This is effective when DICOM MPPS transfer is supported. Enter the host name or the
IP address of the transfer destination.
(p) MPPS Trans. Before Exam.
For SplitCase mode (in which the examination image data sets are classified into one
study for each order), select the MPPS transfer method at the time of examination.
All Orders : MPPS transfer is performed for all of the orders in a single study.
Selected Order : MPPS transmission is performed only for the orders selected at the
time of patient registration. After an examination is completed,
MPPS transmission is performed for the rest of the orders.
(q) Add Scan Info. to MPPS
For SplitCase mode, select the acquisition information addition method for the MPPS
data.
All Orders : Acquisition information is added to all of the orders.
Selected Order : Acquisition information is added only to the orders selected at the
time of patient registration.
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(r) MWM Reloading Key Data
Non Support : The following is not supported.
Input Window : A keyword needs to be entered in the window to import the

patient information from the MWM.
Card Reader Input : A keyword needs to be entered from the card reader. A separate
option is required.
(s) [Before]
Switches the Initial Setting (2) window to the Initial Setting (1) window.
(t) [Next]
Switches the Initial Setting (1) window to the Initial Setting (2) window.
(u) [?]
Displays the Help window.

To close the Help window, click [OK].
(v) [Quit]
Closes the Initial Setting (1) window without saving the modified contents.
(w) [OK]
Closes the Initial Setting (1) window after saving the modified contents.
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(3) Description of the Initial Setting (2) window
(a) (b)
(c) (d)
(e) (f)
(g) (h)
(i) (j)
(k) (l)
(m) (n)
(o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
(s)
(t)
(u)
(v)
(w)
(x)
(y)
(z)
(aa)
(ab) (ac) (ad) (ae) (af)
Initial Setting (2) window
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(a) Essential Entry Items
Set the Essential Entry Items for each input field in the Patient Registration window.
Click [List Display] to display the Essential Item List window. Items marked with an "*"
in the list are essential entry items. The setting method is shown in <1> to <4> below.
Essential Item List window
<1> Select the items to be modified in the list.
<2> Check whether it is included in "Essential Items (*)" or "Non-essential Items."
<3> Repeat procedures <1> and <2>.
<4> Click [OK] and close the Essential Item List window after modification is completed.
Click [Quit] and close the Essential Item List window to cancel modification.
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(b) Protect Items
Specify the protected items for the input fields in the patient registration window when
examination information is read from the external system.
When [List Display] is clicked, the Protect Item List window is displayed. Items with "*"
appended indicate the protected items in the patient registration window. The setting
procedures are as follows.
Protect Item List window
<1> Select the target item from the list.
<2> Check "Protect Items (*)" or "Non-protect Items".
<3> Repeat steps <1> and <2>.
<4> After setting is completed, click [OK] to close the Protect Item List window. To
cancel the settings, click [Quit] to close the Protect Item List window.
(c) Entry Character Code
Specify the character format of input/output data.
Value 1: Identification of 1-byte character set (only 'value 1' is available.)

Value 2: (Japanese only)
Value 3: (Japanese only)
(d) Pat. Name Arrangement
Define the patient name display order with the characters F, G, M, P, and S.
F: Family name
G: Given name
M: Middle name
P: Name prefix
S: Name suffix
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(e) Year Separation
Define the index for identifying the first two digits of the year (1900 or 2000) if a year is
entered with the last two digits in the year input field.
Example: When "40" is defined, if the entered value is 40 or more, it is handled as a

year in the 1900s, and if the entered value is less than 40, it is handled as a
year in the 2000s.
(f) Sex
Define the data for the patient's sex in the order "Male", "Female", and "Other".
The default settings are usually used.
(g) Pregnancy
Define the data for whether the patient is pregnant in the order of "Pregnant" and "Not
pregnant".
(h) Smoking
Define the data for whether the patient smokes in the order "Smoker" and "Non-smoker".
(i) Pat. In/Out
Define the data for the inpatient/outpatient identification code in the order "Inpatient"
and "Outpatient".
(j) Position
Define the data set as the patient position in the order SU (Supine), PR (Prone), RL
(Right Lateral), LL (Left Lateral), and OT (other).
(k) Insertion
Define the data set as the patient insertion direction in the order of HF (Head First) and
FF (Foot First).
(l) Protocol Age separation
When "Age" is entered in the Patient Registration window, the anatomical chart in the
eXam Plan changes to one for adults or one for children. Set the age at which the chart
changes.
When "xx" is entered here, the chart switches to the one for children when the input
value is less than "xx".
(m) Pat. Name Data Length
Specify the maximum length of the data that can be entered for the patient name in the
Patient Registration window.
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(n) Pat. Name Delimiter
Used to specify a delimiter other than a blank space between the family name and first
name during list display and image display.
(o) New Order Select MAX
Specify the maximum number of orders to be selected when several orders for a single
patient are merged using the [New Order] button.
(p) Date Format
Define the date format order [YY (year), MM (month), DD (day)] and the separator
character [".", "/", "-", etc.].
 YY. MM. DD
 MM. DD. YY
 DD. MM. YY
 Japanese
 Japanese & YY. MM. DD
(q) Preset Display
Specify the character code displayed in the preset list in the Patient Registration window.
ASCII : Alphabetic characters

CODE : Code
KANJI : JIS (Japanese only)
KANA : MULTI (Local language: Character string including IR-100 characters)
(r) Height
Specify the unit for height.
(s) Weight
This is used to define the unit for weight.

"KG (kg)" is already set as the fixed unit.
(t) Detailed Display Level
Set the display level of the detailed window in the Patient Registration window.
Main/CE Tag : Uses simplified input display.
Main/CE/Study/Patient Tag : Uses the Detailed Input window (for example, that
shown when using the Reservation Function).
(u) Detailed Displayed
If the detailed window in the Patient Registration window is used frequently, the detailed
window can always be displayed.
Selection Displayed : The Detailed window is not displayed as the default setting. If
[Detail>>] is clicked, the window is displayed.
Always Displayed : The Detailed window is displayed as the default setting. If

[Detail<<] is clicked, the window is closed.
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(v) Option in Pat. names
If Kanji is not used for patient names, the Kanji field can be set to non-display.
Non Used : The Kanji field is not displayed.

Used : The Kanji field is displayed.
(w) Unit of CE Amount
Set the unit of CE amount displayed in the Patient Registration window.
OFF : The unit is not displayed.

Units : The input data is displayed as the unit.
(x) Unit of CE Density
Set the unit of CE density displayed in the Patient Registration window.
OFF : The unit is not displayed.

Units : The input data is displayed as the unit.
(y) Sequence create data
Specify the protocol of the sequence data to be created in the SPS window.
 Scheduled Protocol
 Performed Protocol
(z) Emergency create mode
Sequential numbers are assigned for the patient ID and the patient name in the Patient
Registration window for emergency patient registration.
 Local Create Number : Sequential numbers are assigned for the patient ID and the
patient name (for example, "999999-001" for the patient ID
and "xxxxxx-001" for the patient name).
* The parts after the hyphen in the patient ID and patient
name ("001" in the examples above) are counted up.
 Date-Time Number : The patient name and the patient ID are assigned based on
the date and time.
Example
When the date and time is 11:1:38 on November 28 2006,
"20061128110138" is set for the patient ID and the patient
name.
(aa) Weight input disp
Set whether or not the weight of the patient can be entered in the general information
input section of the Patient Registration window.
 OFF : The weight of the patient can be entered only in the detailed information input
section of the Patient Registration window.
 ON : The entry field for the weight of the patient is displayed in the general
information input section and the weight of the patient can be entered in this
field.
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(ab) [Before]
Changes the Initial Setting (2) window to the Initial Setting (1) window.
(ac) [Next]
Changes the Initial Setting (1) window to the Initial Setting (2) window.
(ad) [?]

Click [OK] to close the Help window.
(ae) [Quit]
Closes the Initial Setting (2) window without saving the modified contents.
(af) [OK]
Closes the Initial Setting (2) window after saving the modified contents.
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4.3 FTP Acquisition
(1) Startup
Click [FTP Acquisition] in the Patient Reserve Preference window. The FTP Acquisition
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) (e)
FTP Acquisition window
(2) Description of the FTP Acquisition window
(a) Host Name
Enter the Host name or the IP address for FTP acquisition.
(b) Port No.
Enter the port number for FTP acquisition.
(c) Login Name/Password
The login name and password needed to perform FTP acquisition from the remote
equipment are displayed.
It is necessary to establish an account with this login name and password in the source
equipment for FTP acquisition.
(d) [Quit]
Closes the FTP Acquisition window without saving the modified contents.
(e) [OK]
Closes the FTP Acquisition window after saving the modified contents.
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4.4 FTP Output
(1) Startup
Click [FTP Output] in the Patient Reserve Preference window. The FTP Output window is
displayed.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f) (g)
FTP Output window
(2) Description of the FTP Output window
(a) Host Name
Enter the Host name or the IP address from which FTP output is performed.
(b) Port NO.
Enter the port number for FTP output.
(c) Login Name/Password
The login name and password for FTP output to the remote equipment are displayed.
It is necessary to establish an account with this login name and password in the
destination equipment for FTP output.
(d) File Name
Enter the name of the file (including the full path name) to be transferred to the FTP
output destination.
(e) Auto TOSRIM
Check "ON" for FTP output in the background on completion of the examination.
(f) [Quit]
Closes the FTP Output window without saving the modified contents.
(g) [OK]
Closes the FTP Output window after saving the modified contents.
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4.5 Exposure Record Output Items
(1) Startup
Click [Exp-Rec. Output Items] in the Patient Reserve Preference window. The Exposure
Record Output Items window is displayed.
(a)
(b) (c)
(d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i)
Exposure Record Output Items window
(2) Description of the Exposure Record Output Items window
(a) Tag-code List
The currently set items are listed. When the list is selected, the detailed contents are
displayed.
(b) Reference Code/Type
Enter reference source output data code and select the data type of the code.
(c) Output Code
Enter the output data code.
(d) [ADD]
Adds a newly input item to the list.
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(e) [DEL]
Deletes the selected item from the list.
(f) [Modify]
Modifies the selected item in the list.
(g) [?]
(h) [Quit]
Closes the Exposure Record Output Items window without saving the modified contents.
(i) [OK]
Closes the Exposure Record Output window after saving the modified contents.
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4.6 Exposure Record Calculation Items
(1) Startup
Click [Exp-Rec. Calc. Items] in the Patient Reserve Preference window. The Exposure
Record Calculation Items window is displayed.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i)
Exposure Record Calculation Items window
(2) Description of the Exposure Record Calculation Items window
(a) Tag-code List
The currently set items are listed on the display.
When the list is selected, the detailed contents are displayed.
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(b) Calculation Method
Set the calculation method.
<1> Code/Type
Enter the output data code and select the data type of the code.
<2> Length
Enter the maximum length of the output data <1>.
<3> Display Unit
Select the unit of the output data.
<4> Calic. Method
Select the calculation method.
If the type of the reference data is "AT", only "First" and "End" can be set.
First : The first reference data is output.

End : The last reference data is output.
Avr : The average value of the reference data is output.
Sum : The total value of the reference data is output.
Count : The number of reference data items is output.
Seq. : The reference sequence data is output.
Max : The maximum value of the reference data is output.
Min : The minimum value of the reference data is output.
Set : The scan conditions for each scan are extracted from the scan log file,
a group of extracted data is created, and the reference data is output
from this group.
<5> Reference File
Select the reference file of the output data <6>.
STUDY : Examination information file

SCAN : Scan log file
FILE : File log file
SERIES: Data group containing the scan conditions extracted for each scan
from the scan log file
<6> Reference Code/Reference Type
Enter the reference code of the output data and select the data type of the code.
(c) Conditions
Set the conditions.
<1> Setting number of the conditions
Up to 10 conditions can be set.
<2> Code/Type
Enter the code for which conditions are set and select the data type of the code.
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<3> Arithmetic
Select the conditions.
AND : Outputs if it is the same logical multiplication as the code <2>.

OR : Outputs if it is the same logical addition as the code <2>.
NOT : Outputs if it is different from the code <2>.
EQL : Outputs if it is the same as the code <2>.
+ : Outputs the value obtained by adding the reference code <6> of (b) and
the code <2>.
 : Outputs the value obtained by subtracting the code <2> from the
reference code <6> of (b).
* : Outputs the value obtained by multiplying the reference code <6> of (b)
by the code <2>.
/ : Outputs the value obtained by dividing the reference code <6> of (b) by
the code <2>.
<4> Value
Enter the target value for the arithmetic <3>.
<5> [Set]
Sets the condition for the number selected in the condition number <1>.
<6> [Clear]
Clears the condition for the number selected in the condition number <1>.
(d) [ADD]
Adds the newly entered item to the list.
(e) [DEL]
Deletes the setting of the selected item from the list.
(f) [Modify]
Modifies the setting of the item selected in the list.
(g) [?]

(h) [Quit]
Closes the Exposure Record Calculation Items window without saving the modified
contents.
(i) [OK]
Closes the Exposure Record Calculation Items window after saving the modified
contents.
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4.7 CSV Output Items
(1) Startup
Click [CSV Output Items] in the Patient Reserve Preference window. The CSV Output Items
(a)
(b)
(c) (d) (e) (f)
CSV Output Items window
(2) Description of the CSV Output Items window
(a) Tag-code List

(b) Output Code
Enter the output code.
(c) [ADD]
(d) [DEL]
Deletes the selected item from the list.
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(e) [Quit]
Closes the CSV Output Items window without saving the modified contents.
(f) [OK]
Closes the CSV Output Items window after saving the modified contents.
4.8 Tag Setup
(1) Startup
Click [Tag Setup] in the Patient Reserve Preference window, and then select [Scheduler to
Image], [MWM to Scheduler 1], [MWM to Scheduler 2], or [Image to Scheduler] from the
displayed option menu. The Tag Setup window is displayed.
[Scheduler to Image] is used to select the items to be added to the image-related information
from the patient’s registered data, [MWM to Scheduler 1 or 2] is used to set the code for
importing the appointment information from other equipment (note that [MWM to Scheduler 1]
should be used when data concerning the patient information is to be acquired from the
appointment data, and [MWM to Scheduler 2] should be used when data concerning the
study information is to be acquired from the appointment data), and [Image to Scheduler] is
used to set the code for copying the patient information from the image-related information.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i)
Tag Setup window
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(2) Description of the Tag Setup window
(a) Tag-code List

(b) Reference Code
Enter the reference code.
(c) Output Code1/2/3
Enter the output code. The same value can be set for up to 3 items.
(d) [ADD]
(e) [DEL]
(f) [Modify]
(g) [?]

(h) [Quit]
Closes the Tag Setup window without saving the modified contents.
(i) [OK]
Closes the Tag Setup window after saving the modified contents.
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4.9 Summary Output
(1) Startup
Click [Summary Output] in the Patient Reserve Preference window, and then select
[Exposure Record] or [Filming] from the displayed option menu. The Summary Output
[Exposure Record] is used to set the summary output of the exposure record, and [Filming] is
used to set the summary output of filming.
(2) Setting of summary output
Set the summary items to be used in the exposure record/filming.
The patient information, dose information, and contrast medium information are output as
basic information on the first summary image.
<g> <f> 
<a> <j>
<c>
<h>

<d>
<e>
<k>
<l>
Summary output setting window (for basic information)
<a> Tag List
The items that can be output on the first summary image are displayed.
 Summary Output Items
The items currently set for the first summary image are displayed. The summary output
items are classified in the patient information, dose information, and contrast medium
information lists.
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<c> Patient information
The patient information items are displayed in the list.
<d> Dose information
The dose information items are displayed in the list. The titles of the items can be
edited.
<e> Contrast Enhance information
The contrast medium information items are displayed in the list. The titles of the items
can be edited.
<f> [>>]
To add an item to the summary output item list, select the target item to be added from
the tag list and then click the button in the corresponding summary output item
list.
<g> [<<]
To delete an item from the summary output item list, select the target item to be deleted
from the summary output item list and click the button in the corresponding list.
The selected item is deleted from the list and moved to the tag list.
<h> [Up]
The position of the item selected in the summary output item list is moved up one place.
Select the target item to be moved and then click the [Up] button in the corresponding
list.
 [Down]
The position of the item selected in the summary output item list is moved down one
place. Select the target item to be moved and then click the [Down] button in the
corresponding list.
<j> [Detail]
Switches to the summary output setting window for detailed information. The detailed
information can be edited only when "Exposure record" is selected. (It cannot be edited
when "Filming" is selected.)
<k> [Quit]
Closes the window without saving the edited settings.
<l> [OK]
Closes the window after saving the edited settings.
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The detailed information for each scan is output on the second and subsequent summary
images.
<e> <d> <c>
<a> <h>

<f>
<g>

<j>
Summary output setting window (for detailed information)
<a> Detail
Select whether or not the second and subsequent summary images (for detailed
information) are output.
When detailed information is to be output, select "Use". When detailed information is

not to be output, select "No Use".
 Tag List
The items that can be output on the second and subsequent summary images are
displayed.
<c> Summary Output Items
The items currently set for the second and subsequent summary images are displayed.
The titles of the items can be edited.
<d> [>>]
To add an item to the summary output item list, select the target item to be added from
the tag list and then click the button. The selected item is added to the
summary output item list.
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<e> [<<]
To delete an item from the summary output item list, select the target item to be deleted
from the summary output item list and click the button. The selected item is
deleted from the list and moved to the tag list.
<f> [Up]
The position of the item selected in the summary output item list is moved up one place.
Select the target item to be moved and then click the [Up] button.
<g> [Down]
The position of the item selected in the summary output item list is moved down one
place. Select the target item to be moved and then click the [Down] button.
<h> [Basic]
Switches to the summary output setting window for basic information.
 [Quit]
Closes the window without saving the edited settings.
<j> [OK]
Closes the window after saving the edited settings.
NOTE: In summary output setting, the summary output items may overflow the summary
image depending on the currently set items. In this case, the following message is
displayed.
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4.10 LMDB List
(1) Startup
Click [LMDB List] in the Patient Reserve Preference window, and then select [Exp-Rec. List],
[Ex-Res, PAT List], or [Ex-Res, SPS List] from the displayed option menu. The LMDB List
These are used to set the display items in the list.
(a)
(b) (c)
(d) (e) (f) (g) (h)
LMDB List window
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(2) Description of the LMDB List window
(a) Tag-code List
(b) Code/Type
Enter the code of the items to be displayed in the list and select the data type of the
code.
(c) Length
Enter the maximum length of the displayed data of the code (b).
(d) [ADD]
(e) [DEL]
(f) [Modify]
(g) [Quit]
Closes the LMDB List window without saving the modified contents.
(h) [OK]
Closes the LMDB List window after saving the modified contents.
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4.11 MPPS Tag Definition
(1) Startup
Select [MPPS Tag Setup] in the patient registration preference window and then select
[CREATE] or [SET] from the option menu displayed. The MPPS Tag definition window is
displayed.
[CREATE] is used to set tag-codes for N-Create setting and [SET] for N-set setting.
(a)
(c)
(b) (e)
(d)
(f) (g) (h) (i) (j) (k)
MPPS Tag definition window
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(2) Descriptions of the MPPS tag definition window
(a) Tag-code List
Currently set items are listed.
When a list item is selected, its detailed settings are displayed.
(b) Reference Code
Enter the reference-source code.
(c) Output Code
Enter the output code.

If an output code already existing in the list is entered, the entered output code is
ignored.
(d) Data Element Type
Select the data element.
 0: Off The Subject

 1: Required
 2: Required (Length = 0)
 3: Optional
(e) [SQ]
Displays the tag information belonging to the selected sequence tag.
(f) [ADD]
(g) [DEL]
Deletes the item selected in the list from the list.
(h) [Modify]
Allows modification of the settings of the item selected in the list.
(i) [?]
Displays the help window.

To close the help window, click [OK].
(j) [Quit]
Closes the MPPS Tag definition window without saving the modified settings.
(k) [OK]
Saves the modified settings and closes the MPPS Tag definition window.
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5. NETWORK SETTING
5.1 TOSHIBA Protocol Network Setting
 Toshiba protocol network setting is not required here for the scan system because it has
already been completed during system setup at the time of installation of the system.
 Setting of Toshiba protocol network connections with external systems must be performed at
the scan system.
 The scan system is hereinafter referred to as "local system".
Host name of local system = Host name of the scan system
IP address of local system = IP address of the scan system
Correct setting of the Toshiba protocol is required to ensure normal operation of the system.
If the Toshiba protocol settings are deleted or changed inadvertently during setting for online
connection with other systems, restore the settings referring to the following information.
Contents of the /etc/hosts file
127.0.0.1 local host

192.168.0.1 Aquilion Asteion Alexion Aq-Main As-Main
0.0.0.0 Anet Aq-Sub As-Sub
127.0.0.1 LOCALPC
* The IP address at the time of installation must be set.
* Setting must be performed for the scan console.
Toshiba protocol settings for the scan console
======== Local Node ========

hostname* : Aquilion [Asteion]
IP address : 192.0.0.101
station ID : 0000000001
============================
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5.1.1 Descriptions of the tools
(1) IP address registration procedure
(a) Purpose
Used to register the IP address and host name of the communication partner.
(b) Usage
Edit the following file with Notepad.
C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
To make an addition, describe the IP address and host name as a set.
Example: When the IP address is 192.168.0.10 and the host name is

DICOMSERVER, add the following line to the end of the file.
192.168.0.10 DICOMSERVER[Enter]
(2) Computer name setting tool
(a) Purpose
Used to set the computer name, IP address, default gateway, and subnet mask of
the local computer.
(b) Usage
Execute the following command.
x:[Enter]
/ct/KBProj/develop/bin/system/tools/NameChange2.exe[Enter]
The following window is displayed.
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Network Card : Displays the network card used for network connection.
Computer : Enter the name of the system on the network.
Host : HostType : Select the scan console (S-Con).
: IP Address : Enter the IP addresses of the scan console

(S-Con) and the display console (D-Con).
Enter "0.0.0.0" for the IP address of the D-Con.
Subnet Mask : Enter the subnet mask in the segment of the network
configuration.
Decimal values must be used and '.' (period) must be used as the
separator.
Example: 255.255.255.0
DefaultGateway : Enter the IP address of the gateway unit of the network

configuration.
DHCP : Set the DHCP. This should be "Disable".
After setting is completed, click the [Update] button to apply the settings.
After the settings have been applied, a message asking whether the system should
be rebooted is displayed.
Click the [Cancel] button.
The new settings become effective when the system is started up again.
Immediately shut down the system and turn the system power OFF and then ON
again.
* DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
Using this protocol, required information such as the IP address can be assigned
automatically to the computer connected temporarily to the Internet.
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(3) TOSHIBA protocol environment set-up tool
(a) Purpose
To be used to set up the TOSHIBA protocol environment.
(b) Usage
Type the following command.
x:[Enter]
/toshiba/system_util/xlink_setup/_XlinkSetup.exe[Enter]
Xlink Setup
===== XLINK SETUP TOOL MENU =====
1 : Dump Xlink Environment
2 : Setup Local Node
3 : Setup Remote Node
4 : Delete Local Node
5 : Delete Remote Node
6 : Delete All Xlink Environment
7 : Supported Modality (Remote Machine)
8 : Change Local Station ID
9 : Change Remote Station ID
q : Exit Menu
================================
Input >>
Choose 1: Display the current TOSHIBA protocol environment.

Choose 2: Execute local TOSHIBA protocol set-up.
Choose 3: Execute remote TOSHIBA protocol set-up.
Choose 4: Delete local TOSHIBA protocol set-up.
(Remote set-up must be deleted prior to this execution.)
Choose 5: Delete remote TOSHIBA protocol set-up.
Choose 6: Delete ALL TOSHIBA protocol set-up.
Choose 7: Change the modality supported by the remote system.
Choose 8: Change the station ID of the local system.
Choose 9: Change the station ID of the remote system.
Choose q: Quit from the tool.
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5.1.2 Set-up example
This example shows the settings when the local system is the Alexion and the remote system is
the Anet.
(1) The following information must be collected before starting set-up.
When viewed from the Alexion system
service class modality

hostname IPAddress system name Station ID nickname
supported supported
local <1> <2> <3> (<13>
Alexion 132.116.19.1 0000000001 Storage SCU)
remote <4> <5> <6> <7> <8> <9> <10>
Anet 132.116.19.3 Anet 0000000002 Image Storage SCP CT
When viewed from the Anet system
service class modality

hostname IPAddress system name Station ID nickname
supported supported
local <4> <5> <7> (<9>
Anet 132.116.19.3 0000000002 Storage SCP)
remote <1> <2> <11> <3> <12> <13> <10>
Alexion 132.116.19.1 Alexion 0000000001 Image Storage SCU CT
The following services are supported.
(a) Storage SCU : The Alexion system transfers images to the Anet system. (Active
transfer)
(b) Storage SCP : The Alexion system receives images from the Anet system. (Passive
reception)
(c) Q/R SCU : The Alexion system retrieves images in the Anet system and
receives the specified images. (Active reception)
(d) Q/R SCP : The Anet system retrieves images in the Alexion system and the
Alexion system transfers the specified images. (Passive transfer)
*: The system names in the tables above correspond to the system names displayed in
the "Host Name" column in the device selection window below.
*: Set-up of services (a) and (b) must be performed as a pair (setting must be performed
for both the Alexion system and the Anet system at the same time). (If (a) is set for the
Alexion system, (b) must be set for the Anet system.) This also applies to the set-up of
services (c) and (d).
*: Normally, "Storage SCU" should be selected for the Alexion system and "Storage SCP"
should be selected for the Anet/ALATOVIEW system.
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Device selection window
Image transfer setting window in an eXam Plan
(2) Use the computer name setting tool to set items <1> and <2>.
Computer : Alexion
HostType : () S-Con IPAddress : 132.116.19.1 Be sure to enter the

IP addresses of both
HostType : () D-Con IPAddress : 0.0.0.0 the S-Con and D-Con.
Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0
DefaultGateway : 0.0.0.0 If no gateway is provided, enter the value on the left.
DHCP : () Enable () Disable
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(3) Follow the IP address registration procedure to set items <4> and <5>.
host : Anet
IPAddress : 132.116.19.3
Contents added to the C:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file
132.116.19.3 Anet
(4) Set up <3>, <4> and <6> to <10> by using the TOSHIBA protocol environment set-up tool.
x:[Enter]
/toshiba/system_util/xlink_setup/_XlinkSetup.exe[Enter]
============= XLINK SETUP TOOL MENU =============

q : Exit Menu
=================================================
Input >> 2[Enter] (Start with local set-up.)
----- Station ID -----

input (default:0000000001) >> [Enter] (Type <3> here. Or hit [Enter] if
default value is accepted.)
Local Node Setup Done
Input Enter >> [Enter]

q : Exit Menu
=================================================
Input >> 3[Enter] (Second, set up the remote system.)
----- mnemonic -----

input >> Image[Enter] (Type <8> here.)
----- host name -----

input >> Anet[Enter] (Type <4> here.)
----- protocol version ----- (For Anet, Aquilion, Asteion, Alexion, and
1 : V1.0 ALATOVIEW V1.1 or later, choose V2.0.
2 : V2.0 For all others, choose V1.0. V2.0 handles
input >> 1[Enter] 3-layer database system.)
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----- SCU/SCP -----

1 : Storage SCU
2 : Storage SCP
3 : Q/R SCU
4 : Q/R SCP
q : quit
input >> 2[Enter] (Type <9> here.
input >> q[Enter] To support more than one service, enter the desired
numbers in succession.)
----- machine name -----

input >> Anet[Enter] (Type <6> here.)
----- station ID -----

input (default:0000000002) >> [Enter] (Type <7>. If default value is correct, no
need to change this.)
----- System Check -----

Ver. 2.04 or later? (Y/N) >> If the system software version is V2.04 or later, enter
Y [Enter].
If the system software version is earlier than V2.04,
enter N [Enter].
----- machine [Anet] supported modality -----

1 : CT
2 : MR
3 : NM
q : quit
input>> 1[Enter] (Type according to <10>.
input>> q[Enter] To support more than one modality, enter the desired
numbers in succession.)
Remote Node Setup Done
Input Enter >> [Enter]

q : Exit Menu
=================================================
Input >> q[Enter]
(5) To connect more than one system, repeat the procedures described in (4) as many times
as required.
(6) Reboot the system so that the changes take effect.
(7) Also perform required setting at the connection partner (Anet).
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5.2 DICOM Connection Installation Manual for A-Series CT Scanner System
 Setting of Toshiba protocol network connections with external systems must be performed at
the scan system.
 The scan system is hereinafter referred to as "local system".
Host name of local system = Host name of the scan system
IP address of local system = IP address of the scan system
5.2.1 Descriptions of the tools
(1) IP address registration procedure
(a) Purpose
Used to register the IP address and host name of the communication partner.
(b) Usage
Edit the following file with Notepad.
C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
To make an addition, describe the IP address and host name as a set.
Example: When the IP address is 192.168.0.10 and the host name is

DICOMSERVER, add the following line to the end of the file.
192.168.0.10 DICOMSERVER[Enter]
(2) Computer name setting tool
(a) Purpose
Used to set the computer name, IP address, default gateway, and subnet mask of
the local computer.
(b) Usage
Execute the following command.
x:[Enter]
/ct/KBProj/develop/bin/system/tools/NameChange2.exe[Enter]
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: IP Address : Enter the IP addresses of the scan console

(S-Con) and the display console (D-Con).
Enter "0.0.0.0" for the IP address of the D-Con.
Subnet Mask : Enter the subnet mask in the segment of the network
configuration.
Decimal values must be used and '.' (period) must be used as the
separator.
Example: 255.255.255.0
DefaultGateway : Enter the IP address of the gateway unit of the network

configuration.
After setting is completed, click the [Update] button to apply the settings.
After the settings have been applied, a message asking whether the system should
be rebooted is displayed.
Click the [Cancel] button.
Immediately shut down the system and turn the system power OFF and then ON
again.
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(3) DICOM environment setting tool
(a) Purpose
Used to set the DICOM environment.
The following table shows the list of DICOM service items that can be set.
List of DICOM service items that can be set
Remarks: Service names used for 16-slice

Service name
systems or earlier
STANDARD_ECHO NONE
Verification
STR_SCU
STANDARD_CT STR_SCP CT Image Storage
STANDARD_SEC_CAPTURE STR_SCP SC Image Storage
STANDARD_CURVE None (Curve data for studies such as dynamic)
STANDARD_RT_IMAGE
STR_SCP RT Image Store
(not supported)
STANDARD_RT_PLAN
STR_SCP RT Plan Store
(not supported)
STANDARD_RT_STRUCTURE_SET
STR_SCP RT Structure Set Storage
(not supported)
STUDY_ROOT_QR_FIND QR_SCP Study Root Query/Retrieve-FIND
STUDY_ROOT_QR_MOVE QR_SCP Study Root Query/Retrieve-MOVE
STORAGE_COMMITMENT_PUSH SMT_SCP Storage Commitment Push Model
BASIC_GRAYSCALE_PRINT_MANAGEMENT PRINT_SCP Basic Grayscale Print
BASIC_COLOR_PRINT_MANAGEMENT PRINT_SCP Basic Color Print
MODALITY_WORKLIST_FIND MWM_SCP Modality Worklist Management
PERFORMED_PROCEDURE_STEP PPS_SCP Modality Performed Procedure Step
PERFORMED_PROCEDURE_STEP_RETR PPS_SCP MPPS Retrieve
(STANDARD_CT &
STANDARD_SEC_CAPTURE&STANDARD_CURVE QR_SCU
& STANDARD_GRAYSCALE_SOFTCOPY_PS)
STANDARD_GRAYSCALE_SOFTCOPY_PS STR_SCP PR State Storage
ENHANCED_CT_IMAGE N/A
TOSHIBA_PRIVATE_SYNC_OBJECT N/A
STANDARD_ENHANCED_SR N/A
RAW_DATA N/A
XRAY_RADIATION_DOSE_SR N/A
STANDARD_PET (not supported) N/A
STANDARD_BLENDING_SOFTCOPY_PS (not
N/A
supported)
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(b) Start-up
 Select [Utility]  [Engineering]. The Input Password window is displayed.
 When the password is entered and [OK] is clicked, the menu window shown in the
figure below is displayed.
 Select [DICOM connect tool] in the menu window.
Additional information : To start up the tool from the command line, enter the
following.
$ /toshiba/bin/MergecomApp.exe
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 When the tool is started up, the main window shown in the figure below is
displayed.
Main window
(c) Saving/Termination
 When [Save] is clicked in the main window, the current setting information is
saved.
 When [Exit] is clicked in the main window, the setting tool is terminated.
(d) Initialization
 When [Initialize] is clicked in the main window, all the current setting information is
initialized.
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(e) Setting for the local system
Default information regarding the local system is set in advance.

The AE title and port number of the local system can be changed.
In addition, the time-out time for services that are supported can also be changed.
1. When this station (<1> in the figure below) is selected in the main window, the
[Modify] button (<2> in the figure below) is enabled. When the [Modify] button is
clicked, the local system setting window is displayed.
<1>
<2>
Main window
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2. Setting host information (<1> in the figure below)
Set the AE title (AE Title) and the port number (Port Number).
* For local system setting, the host name (Host Name) cannot be changed.
3. Setting the time-out time for each service item (<2> in the figure below)
The time-out time for response to a service item can be changed as required.
Basically, the time-out time does not need to be changed.
The following table shows the service items for which the time-out time can be
changed and their time-out times.
<1>
<2>
Local system setting window
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Select the service item for which the time-out time is to be changed from the
"Services Supported" list (<1> in the figure below).
If it is possible to change the time-out time for the selected service item, the
current time-out time setting is displayed, permitting the setting to be changed
(<2> in the figure below).
To change the time-out time for other service items, select the service items in
succession.
<1>
<2>
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List of service items for which the time-out time can be set
Time-out time
Service name
default setting (s)
STANDARD_ECHO 180
STANDARD_CT 180
STANDARD_SEC_CAPTURE 180
STANDARD_CURVE 180
STANDARD_RT_IMAGE (not supported) 180
STANDARD_RT_PLAN (not supported) 180
STANDARD_RT_STRUCTURE_SET (not supported) 180
STANDARD_GRAYSCALE_SOFTCOPY_PS 180
STUDY_ROOT_QR_FIND 180
STUDY_ROOT_QR_MOVE 180
STORAGE_COMMITMENT_PUSH 180
BASIC_GRAYSCALE_PRINT_MANAGEMENT 180
BASIC_COLOR_PRINT_MANAGEMENT 180
MODALITY_WORKLIST_FIND 180
PERFORMED_PROCEDURE_STEP 180
PERFORMED_PROCEDURE_STEP_RETR 180
ENHANCED_CT_IMAGE 180
TOSHIBA_PRIVATE_SYNC_OBJECT 180
STANDARD_ENHANCED_SR 180
RAW_DATA 3600
XRAY_RADIATION_DOSE_SR 180
STANDARD_PET (not supported) 180
STANDARD_BLENDING_SOFTCOPY_PS (not supported) 180
4. Terminating setting of the local system information
When [OK] is clicked in the local system setting window, the local system
information setting window closes.
If the changes are not to be applied, click the [Cancel] button to close the local
system information setting window.
5. Saving the changes
When the [Save] button in the main window is clicked, the new settings are
saved.
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(f) Setting the remote system
<1> Adding remote system information
1. Click the [Add] button (<1> in the figure below) in the main window.
The remote system information setting window is displayed.
<1>
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2. Setting host information (<1> in the figure below)
Enter the specified data sets in the Mnemonic name field, the AE Title field,
the Host Name field, and the Port Number field. For the host name, only
the host name set in the system can be entered.
<1>
<2>
<3>
<4>
Remote system information setting window
3. Adding/Deleting a service item
A list of currently set service items is displayed in the area indicated by <2>
in the figure above.
When remote system information is added, "STANDARD_ECHO" is set as
the default setting.
Click the [Edit Services] button (<4> in the figure above) to display the
service setting window.
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3.1 Adding a service item
Select a service item that can be supported from the Services Not
Supported list (<1> in the figure below). (More than one service item
can be selected at one time.)
When the [>>] (Services Supported list item addition) button (<2> in
the figure below) is clicked, the service item is added to the Services
Supported list.
<1> <2>
Service setting window
Service setting window (example of addition of services)
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3.2 Deleting a service
If an unsupported service item exists, select it from the Services

Supported list (<1> in the figure below) and click the [<<] (Services
Supported list item deletion) button (<2> in the figure below) to delete
it. (More than one service item can be selected at one time for
deletion.)
<2> <1>
3.3 Closing the service setting window
When the [OK] button is clicked, the system returns to the remote
system information setting window.
If the changes are not to be set, click the [Cancel] button.
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4. Setting the transfer syntax
Select the service for which the transfer syntax is to be set from the Service
Supported list (<1> in the figure below) in the remote system information
setting window. The current transfer syntax setting information for the
selected service is displayed in the Syntaxes Supported list (<2> in the
figure below).
When a service item has been added, "IMPLICIT_LITTLE_ENDIAN" is set
as the default setting.
When the [Edit Transfer Syntaxes] button (<3> in the figure below) is
clicked, the syntax setting window is displayed.
<1> <2> <3>
List of syntaxes that can be set
Syntax name UID

IMPLICIT_LITTLE_ENDIAN 1.2.840.10008.1.2
EXPLICIT_BIG_ENDIAN 1.2.840.10008.1.2.2
JPEG_LOSSLESS_HIER_14 1.2.840.10008.1.2.4.70
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4.1 Adding a transfer syntax
To add a transfer syntax, select the syntax that can be supported from
the Syntaxes Not Supported list (<1> in the figure below) and click the
[>>] button (<2> in the figure below). (More than one syntax can be
selected at one time.)
<1> <2>
Syntax setting window
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4.2 Deleting a transfer syntax
If a syntax that is not supported exists, select it from the Syntaxes

Supported list (<1> in the figure below) and click the [<<] button (<2>
in the figure below) to delete it from the Syntaxes Supported list.
(More than one syntax can be selected at one time).
<2> <1>
Syntax setting window
4.3 Closing the syntax setting window
Click the [OK] button to close the syntax setting window. If the
settings are not to be changed, click the [Cancel] button to close the
window.
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5. Connection check
Check that the settings are correct and press the [Connect Check] button in
the remote system setting window. Check that "Success" is displayed in
the Result Message section. For details, refer to <3> "Connection check
with the remote system".
6. Closing the remote system setting window
Click the [OK] button in the remote system information setting window .
The added host information is displayed in the host list of the main window
(in the figure below).
If the settings are not to be set, click the [Cancel] button to close the
window.
7. Saving the information that has been set
Click the [Save] button in the main window (in the figure above) to save the
information that has been set.
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<2> Changing remote system information
1. Select the remote system for which information is to be changed (<1> in the
figure below) from the main window and click the [Modify] button (<2> in the
figure below).
<2> <1>
Main window
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2. In the main window, host information, services, and transfer syntaxes can
be set.
The operating procedure is the same as that described in <1> "Adding

remote system information".
3. Connection check
Check that the settings are correct and press the [Connect Check] button in
the remote system setting window. Check that "Success" is displayed in
the Result Message section. For details, refer to <3> "Connection check
with the remote system".
Click the [Save] button in the main window to save the information that has
been set.
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<3> Connection check with the remote system
1. Select the remote system for the connection check from the main window
(<1> in the figure below) and press the [Modify] button (<2> in the figure
below).
<2> <1>
Main window
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2. Check the contents of settings and press the [Connect Check] button.
The connection result is displayed in the connection result confirmation

window.
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3. Check that "Success" is displayed in the Result Message section in the

connection result confirmation window.
Connection result confirmation window (example for success)
List of Result Messages
Result Message Status Possible cause

Success Success ―
Error: The remote machine Error The host name of the local system has
could not recognize local not been set in the remote system.
Application Entity Title.
The AE title of the local system does
not match with the local system AE title
set in the remote system.
Error: The connected system Error The remote system has not been
did not respond. started up.
The port number setting is not correct.
The host name setting is not correct.
Network connection has not been
established
Error: Setting of the remote  Setting of the AE title of the remote
Application Entity Title might be system is not correct.
wrong.
Error: Please check the details.  Other errors
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Connection result confirmation window (example for failure)
<4> Deleting remote system information
1. Select the system whose information is to be deleted from the main window
(<1> in the figure below) and click the [Delete] button (<2> in the figure
below).
<2> <1>
Main window
Click the [Save] button in the main window to save the information that has
been set.
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<5> Examples of setting of remote system information
Examples of setting of remote system information are shown below. The AE

title and port number differ depending on the communication partner system.
The host name used must be the name set in the local system.
Example when an image server is set
Example when an image server supporting Q/R is set
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Example when a gray-scale printer is set
Example when a color printer is set
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Example when MWM is set
Example MPPS is set
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Example of GSPS and PGP setting
(4) DICOM language setting tool
(a) Purpose
To be used to set the language of the system for which DICOM setting is performed.
(b) Operation
x:[Enter]
/toshiba/system_util/dcm_setup/DcmSetRemoteLang.exe[Enter]
When the above command is entered, the following display appears.
========= DICOM Language Table =========

1 : Dump Lang. Table
2 : Change Lang. Table
q : Quit
Input >>
The functions are as follows.
1: Displays a list of the currently set connection partners and their language types.
For connection partners not displayed in the list, the default (IR6: Alphabet) is set.
2: Used to set or modify the language type for the connection partner.
Since the host name needs to be entered, ensure the host name to be set was
previously recorded.
q: Quits this menu.
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5.2.2 Set-up example
the ZIO workstation.
Remark: Only the displayed windows are shown here. (When the remote system is a TFS that
can receive compressed data, refer to subsection 5.2.3.)
(1) First, check the current set-up contents.
When viewed from the Aquilion system
hostname IPAddress AE-Title Port number nickname service class supported text supported
local <1> <2> <3> <4> <13>
Alexion 132.116.19.1 TM_CT_CMW_V2.00 2700 Storage SCU
remote <5> <6> <7> <8> <9> <10> <11>
ZIOWS 132.116.19.3 M900 104 DCM_SCP1 Storage SCP IMPLICIT_
(STANDARD_ECHO, LITTLE_
STANDARD_CT, ENDIAN
STANDARD_
SEC_CAPTURE)
When viewed from the ALATOVIEW system
local <5> <6> <7> <8> <10>
ZIOWS 132.116.19.3 M900 104 Storage SCP
remote <1> <2> <3> <4> <12> <13> <11>
Alexion 132.116.19.1 TM_CT_CMW_V2.00 2700 DCM_SCP1 Storage SCU IMPLICIT_
LITTLE_
ENDIAN
(a) Storage SCU : The Alexion system transfers images to the ALATOVIEW system.
(Active transfer)
(b) Storage SCP : The Alexion system receives images from the ALATOVIEW system.
(Passive reception)
(c) Print SCP : The Alexion system transfers image data to the imager (printer) for
printing. (Active transfer)
(d) MWM SCP : The Alexion system fetches the patient information from the
ALATOVIEW system. (Active reception)
(e) MPPS SCP : The Alexion returns examination information to the ALATOVIEW
system. (Passive transfer)
(f) Q/R SCU : The Alexion system retrieves images in the ALATOVIEW system
and receives the specified images. (Active reception)
(g) Q/R SCP : The ALATOVIEW system retrieves images in the Alexion system
and the Alexion system transfers the specified images. (Passive
transfer)
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*: The host names in the tables above correspond to the system names displayed in the
"Host Name" column in the device selection window below.
*: Set-up of services (a) and (b) must be performed as a pair. This also applies to the
set-up of services (f) and (g).
should be selected for the ZIO workstation system.
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Computer : Alexion

Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0
host : ZIOWS
IPAddress : 132.116.19.3
132.116.19.3 ZIOWS
(4) Set up <3> to <5> and <7> to <11> by using the DICOM environment set-up tool.
(a) Set the local system.
Host name : Alexion (<1>)

Mnemonic : DICOM Fixed value
AE title : TM_CT_CMW_V2.00 (<3>)
Port number : 2700 (<4>)
Service name : No service setting
(b) Set the partner system.
Host name : ZIOWS (<5>)

Mnemonic : DCM_SCP1 (<9>)
AE title : M900 (<7>)
Service name : STANDARD_ECHO, STANDARD_CT,
STANDARD_SEC_CAPTURE (<10>)
Transfer syntax : IMPLICT_LITTLE_ENDIAN (<11>)
as required.
(6) Re-boot the system so that the changes take effect.
(7) Also perform required setting at the connection partner (ZIOWS).
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(8) Specify the language to be used in the remote system.
The currently supported languages are [ISO_IR 6: Alphabet], [ISO IR_100: German,
Italian, etc.], and [ISO 2022 IR 87: Japanese kanji characters] only.
Character strings such as the patient name, hospital name, doctor name, and technician
(operator) name written in the selected language are set and transferred to the set remote
system.
Note that the transferred data includes personal names containing separators as specified
in the DICOM standards (hospital names do not contain these separators). Confirm that
the separator specified in the DICOM standards is supported by the remote system. If an
image file is transferred to a remote system that does not support the separator, the
display order of personal names (first, middle, and last) may be incorrect in some cases.
The language can be set individually for each remote system to which data is to be
transferred using the DICOM protocol.
Specify the host name. Complete the DICOM settings and then start up the DICOM setup
tool again.
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x:[Enter]
===== DICOM Language Table =====

q : Quit
Input>> 2[Enter]
hostname>> strcom[Enter]
0 : [All Character Sets]
1 : [ISO_IR 6]
2 : [ISO_IR 100]
3 : [ISO_IR 101]
4 : [ISO_IR 109]
5 : [ISO_IR 110]
6 : [ISO_IR 144]
7 : [ISO_IR 127]
8 : [ISO_IR 126]
9 : [ISO_IR 138]
10 : [ISO_IR 148]
11 : [ISO_IR 13]
12 : [ISO 2022 IR 87]
13 : [ISO 2022 IR 159]
q : quit
Input>> 2[Enter] Specify the number corresponding to language to be set.
Input>> q[Enter]
Multiple languages can be selected. However, do not select "0: [All Character Sets]".
For language types including "ISO 2022" (No. 12 and 13), first select "ISO_IR 6" (No.1)
and then perform the setup procedures.
(Example)

1 : [ISO_IR 6]
2 : [ISO_IR 100]
3 : [ISO_IR 101]
4 : [ISO_IR 109]
5 : [ISO_IR 110]
6 : [ISO_IR 144]
7 : [ISO_IR 127]
8 : [ISO_IR 126]
9 : [ISO_IR 138]
10 : [ISO_IR 148]
11 : [ISO_IR 13]
12 : [ISO 2022 IR 87]
13 : [ISO 2022 IR 159]
q : quit
Input>> 1[Enter]
Input>> 12 [Enter]
Input>> q[Enter]
Send ^ (y/n) >> y[Enter]
(9) Enter [q] to quit the DICOM setup tool.
(10) Restart the system and perform the operational checks.
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5.2.3 Set-up example (transmission with compression)
a TFS that can receive compressed data.
Remark: Only the displayed windows are shown here.
(1) First, check the current set-up contents.
When viewed from the Aquilion system
local <1> <2> <3> <4> <13>
Alexion 132.116.19.1 TM_CT_CMW_V3.00 2700 Storage SCU
remote <5> <6> <7> <8> <9> <10> <11>
TFS7000 132.116.19.3 TM_OT_TFS_7000 104 DCM_SCP1 Storage SCP JPEG_
(STANDARD_ECHO, LOSSLESS_
STANDARD_CT, HIER_14
STANDARD_
SEC_CAPTURE)
When viewed from the ALATOVIEW system
local <5> <6> <7> <8> <10>
TFS7000 132.116.19.3 TM_OT_TFS_7000 104 Storage SCP
remote <1> <2> <3> <4> <12> <13> <11>
Alexion 132.116.19.1 TM_CT_CMW_V3.00 2700 DCM_SCP1 Storage SCU JPEG_
LOSSLESS_
HIER_14
(a) Storage SCU : The Alexion system transfers images to the ALATOVIEW system.
(Active transfer)
(b) Storage SCP : The Alexion system receives images from the ALATOVIEW system.
(Passive reception)
(c) Print SCP : The Alexion system transfers image data to the imager (printer) for
printing. (Active transfer)
(d) MWM SCP : The Alexion system fetches the patient information from the
ALATOVIEW system. (Active reception)
(e) MPPS SCP : The Alexion returns examination information to the ALATOVIEW
system. (Passive transfer)
(f) Q/R SCU : The Alexion system retrieves images in the ALATOVIEW system
and receives the specified images. (Active reception)
(g) Q/R SCP : The ALATOVIEW system retrieves images in the Alexion system
and the Alexion system transfers the specified images. (Passive
transfer)
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*: The host names in the tables above correspond to the system names displayed in the
"Host Name" column in the device selection window below.
*: Set-up of services (a) and (b) must be performed as a pair. This also applies to the set-
up of services (f) and (g).
should be selected for the TFS.
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Computer : Alexion

Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0
host : TFS7000
IPAddress : 132.116.19.3
132.116.19.3 TFS7000
(4) Set up <3> to <5> and <7> to <11> by using the DICOM environment set-up tool.
(a) Set the local system.
Host name : Alexion (<1>)

Mnemonic : DICOM Fixed value
AE title : TM_CT_CMW_V3.00 (<3>)
Service name : No service setting
(b) Set the partner system.
Host name : TFS7000 (<5>)

Mnemonic : DCM_SCP1 (<9>)
AE title : TM_OT_TFS_7000 (<7>)
Service name : STANDARD_ECHO, STANDARD_CT,
STANDARD_SEC_CAPTURE (<10>)
Transfer syntax : JPEG_LOSSLESS_HIER_14 (<11>)
as required.
(6) Re-boot the system so that the changes take effect.
(7) Also perform required setting at the connection partner (TFS).
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(8) Specify the language to be used in the remote system.
The currently supported languages are [ISO_IR 6: Alphabet], [ISO IR_100: German,
Italian, etc.], and [ISO 2022 IR 87: Japanese kanji characters] only.
Character strings such as the patient name, hospital name, doctor name, and technician
(operator) name written in the selected language are set and transferred to the set remote
system.
Note that the transferred data includes personal names containing separators as specified
in the DICOM standards (hospital names do not contain these separators). Confirm that
the separator specified in the DICOM standards is supported by the remote system. If an
image file is transferred to a remote system that does not support the separator, the
display order of personal names (first, middle, and last) may be incorrect in some cases.
The language can be set individually for each remote system to which data is to be
transferred using the DICOM protocol.
Specify the host name. Complete the DICOM settings and then start up the DICOM setup
tool again.
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x:[Enter]
===== DICOM Language Table =====

q : Quit
Input>> 2[Enter]
hostname>> strcom[Enter]
1 : [ISO_IR 6]
2 : [ISO_IR 100]
3 : [ISO_IR 101]
4 : [ISO_IR 109]
5 : [ISO_IR 110]
6 : [ISO_IR 144]
7 : [ISO_IR 127]
8 : [ISO_IR 126]
9 : [ISO_IR 138]
10 : [ISO_IR 148]
11 : [ISO_IR 13]
12 : [ISO 2022 IR 87]
13 : [ISO 2022 IR 159]
q : quit
Input>> 2[Enter] Specify the number corresponding to language to be set.
Input>> q[Enter]
Multiple languages can be selected. However, do not select "0: [All Character Sets]".
For language types including "ISO 2022" (No. 12 and 13), first select "ISO_IR 6" (No.1)
and then perform the setup procedures.
(Example)

1 : [ISO_IR 6]
2 : [ISO_IR 100]
3 : [ISO_IR 101]
4 : [ISO_IR 109]
5 : [ISO_IR 110]
6 : [ISO_IR 144]
7 : [ISO_IR 127]
8 : [ISO_IR 126]
9 : [ISO_IR 138]
10 : [ISO_IR 148]
11 : [ISO_IR 13]
12 : [ISO 2022 IR 87]
13 : [ISO 2022 IR 159]
q : quit
Input>> 1[Enter]
Input>> 12 [Enter]
Input>> q[Enter]
Send ^ (y/n) >> y[Enter]
(9) Enter [q] to quit the DICOM setup tool.
(10) Restart the system and perform the operational checks.
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5.2.4 Other tools
Other DICOM-related tools include:
1) DICOM network information setting tool

2) DICOM log information setting tool
3) DICOM warning level setting tool
Although these settings normally do not need to be changed, the information is provided for
reference.
(1) DICOM network information setting tool
(a) Intended purpose
This is a tool for setting various DICOM network information items.

Normally, the settings do not need to be changed.
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(b) Startup
Enter the following command in the command line to start up the tool.
$ /toshiba/bin/DcmProfileEditor.exe
The main window is displayed.
<1>
<2>
<3>
<4> <5> <6>
Main window
(c) Termination
Click the [Exit] button (<6>) in the main window.
(d) Saving
To save the settings, click the [Save] button (<5>).
(e) Default settings
When the [Default] button (<4>) is clicked, all setting values are reset to their default
settings.
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(f) Time-out time setting
Move the cursor to the desired item in the Timeout Parameters column (<1> in the
main window) and enter the numerical value to be set.
Time-out times that can be set
Timeout Parameters Meaning Unit

Association Timeout Association time-out s
Association Reply Timeout Association request replay time-out s
Association Release Timeout Association release replay time-out s
Network Write Timeout Writing completion replay time-out s
Network Connect Timeout Network connection completion s
replay time-out
Network Packet Receive Timeout TCP/IP packet reception time-out s
: Normally, these settings does not need to be changed.
(g) Communication information setting
Move the cursor to the desired item in the Transport Parameters column (<2> in the
main window) and enter the numerical value to be set.
Normally, these information items do not need to be changed.
Buffer sizes that can be set
Transport Parameters Meaning Unit

Send Buffer Size Transmission buffer size KByte
Receive Buffer Size Reception buffer size KByte
PDU Maximum Length Maximum PDU size KByte
(h) Work area information setting
Move the cursor to the desired item in the Work Buffer Parameters column (<3> in
the main window) and enter the numerical value to be set.
Normally, these information items do not need to be changed.
Buffer sizes that can be set
Work Buffer Parameters Meaning Unit

OBOW Buffer Size OB/OW data work buffer size KByte
Work Buffer Size Work buffer size KByte
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(2) DICOM log information setting tool
(a) Intended purpose
This is a log information setting tool in DICOM communication. (Specify the DICOM
log list and the size to be saved.)
Normally, the settings do not need to be changed.
(b) Startup
Enter the following command in the command line to start up the tool.
$ /toshiba/bin/MergeIniConfigTool.exe
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<1>
<2>
<3>
Main window
(c) Termination
Click the [Exit] button (<3> in the figure above) in the main window.
When the message is displayed, click the [Yes] button. (To cancel termination, click
the [No] button.)
(d) Log file size setting
Enter the desired numerical value in the DICOM Log File SIZE field (<1> in the figure
shown in step (b)).
The default setting is 10000 (lines).
Click the [Save] button (<2> in the figure shown in step (b)) to save the settings.
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(e) Message log setting
Select the message log to be set from the list (<4> in the figure below).
Since the currently set log type is applied to the toggle button (<5> in the figure
below), select the toggle button and specify the setting.
<4>
<5>
Example when T2_MESSAGE is selected from the log list
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List of logs that can be set
Log list Displayed message

* ERROR_MESSAGE Error Messages
WARNING_MESSAGE Warning Messages
INFO_MESSAGE Informational Massages
T1_MESSAGE Not Used
T2_MESSAGE Logs Entire Messages Sent or Received over the network
T3_MESSAGE Logs Association Negotiation Information
T4_MESSAGE Logs Information Regarding Rejected Associations
T5_MESSAGE Logs Message Validation Information
T6_MESSAGE Logs Toolkit Configuration Information During Library
Initialization
T7_MESSAGE Logs the Contents of the Command Set of the
Sent/Received Messages
T8_MESSAGE Logs File and Messages Stream Warning Messages
T9_MESSAGE Logs PDU Related Information
To further set a message log, select the message log from the list and select the
toggle button. (The previous settings are retained.)
To save the settings, click the [Save] button.
* Default setting
This is saved in the following directory.
X:/toshiba/system_data/Menge/Menge.log (= Error messages)
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(3) DICOM warning level setting tool
(a) Application
When the local system requests various DICOM services from the remote system, a
warning message may be received from the remote system. In this case, the local
system may take one of the following actions.
(1) Stop due to an error
(2) Ignore the warning message and continue processing
The default setting is for the local system to take action (1) "Stop due to an error" for
all warning messages related to DICOM services.
Using this tool, the setting can be changed so that the system takes action (2)
"Ignore the warning message and continue processing" for specified warning
messages and services.
Action (1) "Stop due to an error" is recommended when warning messages are
received. However there are some cases in which the remote system always
responds with a warning message. In these cases the setting can be changed to
action (2) "Ignore warning message and continue processing" if it does not cause any
adverse effects to the system functionality.
For example, if an imager responds with a "Memory allocation not supported"

warning message every time a Film Session Create is requested (*1), the warning
message can be safely ignored and processing continued because the local system
does not request memory allocation from the imager.
(*1): Although the modality can request memory allocation from the imager in
DICOM print, the imager may not support the memory allocation function.
However some types of imager always respond with a "Memory allocation not
supported" warning message even if the memory allocation function is not
supported and memory allocation is not requested by the modality.
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(b) Start-up
Start-up can be performed from the command line as follows.
$ /toshiba/bin/WarningLevel.exe
<3> <1> <2>
Main window
(c) Termination
Press the [Exit] button (<1> in the figure above) in the main window.
(d) Default setting
Press the [Default] button (<2> in the figure above) in the main window to return the
settings to the defaults.
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(e) Setting the action for DICOM warning messages
1. Select the service to be set from the Services list (<3> in the figure below) in the
main window. The command corresponding to the selected service is displayed
in the Command list (<4> in the figure below) in the main window.
Refer to the following table for the selectable services.
<3> <4>
Main window (the service has been selected)
2. Select the command to be set from the Command list (<4> in the figure above) in
the main window (the service has been selected).
Refer to the following table for the selectable commands.
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<5> <4>
Main window (the command has been selected)
3. Press the [Edit Warning Level] button (<5> in the figure above) in the main
window (the command has been selected). The warning level setting window is
displayed.
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<1>
Warning level setting window
4. Select the warning message that the local system should ignore from the
FAILURE list (<1> in the figure above) in the warning level setting window.
Refer to the following table for the selectable warning messages.
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<2>
<1>
Warning level setting window (the warning message has been selected from the FAILURE list)
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5. Press the [>>] button (<2>) in the warning level setting window (the warning
message has been selected from the FAILURE list). The selected warning
message is added to the SUCCESS list (<3> in the figure below) as a warning
message that the local system can ignore.
<4> <5> <3>
Warning level setting window (the warning message has been added to the SUCCESS list)
6. Press the [Save] button (<4> in the figure above) in the warning level setting
window (the warning message has been added to the SUCCESS list). This is
required to save the setting.
7. Press the [Cancel] button in the warning level setting window. The warning level
setting window closes and the main window is displayed again.
8. Perform steps 1 to 3 again in the main window to display the warning level
setting window. Check that the settings made in steps 4 and 5 are displayed in
the warning level setting window. If the settings are not displayed, perform steps
4 and 5 again.
9. Press the [Cancel] button in the warning level setting window. The warning level
setting window closes and the main window is displayed again.
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(f) Selectable services, commands, and warning messages
The selectable services in the Services list in the main window are shown in the table
below.
Selectable services
Indication in the services list DICOM service

STANDARD_CT CT Image Storage
STANDARD_SEC_CAPTURE SC Image Storage
STANDARD_CURVE Standalone Curve Storage
BASIC_FILM_SESSION Basic Film Session
BASIC_FILM_BOX Basic Film Box
BASIC_COLOR_IMAGE_BOX Basic Color Image Box
BASIC_GRAYSCALE_IMAGE_BOX Basic Grayscale Image Box
PRINTER Printer
MODALITY_WORKLIST_FIND Modality Worklist Management
STUDY_ROOT_QR_FIND Study Root Query/Retrieve – FIND
STUDY_ROOT_QR_MOVE Study Root Query/Retrieve – MOVE
PERFORMED_PROCEDURE_STEP Modality Performed Procedure Step
PERFORMED_PROCEDURE_STEP_RETR Modality Performed Procedure Step
Retrieve
STORAGE_COMMITMENT_PUSH Storage Commitment Push Model
STANDARD_GRAYSCALE_SOFTCOPY_PS Grayscale Softcopy Presentation
State Storage
ENHANCED_CT_ IMAGE Enhanced CT Image
TOSHIBA_PRIVATE_SYNC_OBJECT TOSHIBA Private Sync Object
STANDARD_ENHANCED_SR Enhanced Structured Reporting
RAW_DATA Raw Data Storage
XRAY_RADIATION_DOSE_SR X-ray Radiation Dose SR Storage
STANDARD_PET (not supported) PET Image Storage
STANDARD_BLENDING_SOFTCOPY_PS Blending Softcopy Presentation
(not supported) State Storage
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The selectable commands in the Commands list in the main window are shown in the
table below.
Selectable commands
Indication in the
Indication in the services list DICOM command
Commands list
STANDARD_CT C_STORE_RSP C-STORE Response
STANDARD_SEC_CAPTURE C_STORE_RSP C-STORE Response
STANDARD_CURVE C_STORE_RSP C-STORE Response
BASIC_FILM_SESSION N_CREATE_RSP N-CREATE Response
N_SET_RSP N-SET Response
N_DELETE_RSP N-DELETE Response
N_ACTION_RSP N-ACTION Response
BASIC_FILM_BOX N_CREATE_RSP N-CREATE Response
N_DELETE_RSP N-DELETE Response
N_ACTION_RSP N-ACTION Response
BASIC_COLOR_IMAGE_BOX N_SET_RSP N-Set Response
BASIC_GRAYSCALE_IMAGE_BOX N_SET_RSP N-Set Response
PRINTER N_GET_RSP N-GET Response
MODALITY_WORKLIST_FIND C_FIND_RSP C-FIND Response
STUDY_ROOT_QR_FIND C_FIND_RSP C-FIND Response
STUDY_ROOT_QR_MOVE C_MOVE_RSP C-MOVE Response
PERFORMED_PROCEDURE_STEP N_CREATE_RSP N-CREATE Response
PERFORMED_PROCEDURE_STEP_RETR N_GET_RSP N-GET Response
STORAGE_COMMITMENT_PUSH N_ACTION_RSP N-ACTION Response
STANDARD_GRAYSCALE_SOFTCOPY_PS C_STORE_RSP C-STORE Response
ENHANCED_CT_IMAGE C_STORE_RSP C-STORE Response
TOSHIBA_PRIVATE_SYNC_OBJECT C_STORE_RSP C-STORE Response
STANDARD_ENHANCED_SR C_STORE_RSP C-STORE Response
RAW_DATA C_STORE_RSP C-STORE Response
XRAY_RADIATION_DOSE_SR C_STORE_RSP C-STORE Response
STANDARD_PET (not supported) C_STORE_RSP C-STORE Response
STANDARD_BLENDING_SOFTCOPY_PS C_STORE_RSP C-STORE Response
(not supported)
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Typical selectable warning messages in the FAILURE list in the warning level setting
window are shown in the table below.
Selectable warning messages (typical messages)
Indication in the FAILURE list Code DICOM warning message

Service: STANDARD_CT, STANDARD_SEC_CAPTURE, STANDARD_CURVE, Command:
C_STORE_RSP
C_STORE_WARNING_ELEMENT_COERCION 0xB000 Coercion of Data Elements

C_STORE_WARNING_INVALID_DATASET 0xB007 Data Set does not match SOP Class
C_STORE_WARNING_ELEMENTS_DISCARDED 0xB006 Elements Discarded
Service: BASIC_FILM_SESSION, Command: N_CREATE_RSP

N_CREATE_MEMORY_ALLOCATION_NOT_ 0xB600 Memory allocation not supported
SUPPORTED
N_CREATE_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE_OUT_OF_ 0x0116 Attribute Value Out of Range
RANGE
N_CREATE_ATTRIBUTE_LIST_ERROR 0x0107 Attribute List Error
Service: BASIC_FILM_BOX, Command: N_CREATE_RSP

N_CREATE_REQUESTED_MIN_OR_MAX_DENSITY_ 0xB605 Requested Min Density or Max
OUTSIDE_RANGE Density outside of printer’s operating
range.
Service: BASIC_FILM_BOX, Command: N_ACTION_RSP

N_ACTION_WARNING_BOX_EMPTY_PAGE 0xB603 Film Box SOP Instance hierarchy
does not contain Image Box SOP
Instances (empty page).
N_ACTION_WARNING_ANNOTATION_NOT_SUPP 0xB604 Image size is larger than Image Box
size. The image has been
demagnified.
N_ACTION_WARNING_IMAGE_CROPPED_TO_FIT 0xB609 Image size is larger than Image Box
size. The image has been cropped
to fit.
N_ACTION_WARNING_IMAGE_DECIMATED_TO_FIT 0xB60A Image size or Combined Print Image
Size is larger than Image Box size.
The image or combined Print Image
has been decimated to fit.
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Service: BASIC_COLOR_IMAGE_BOX, Command: N_SET_RSP

N_SET_REQUESTED_MIN_OR_MAX_DENSITY_ 0xB605 Requested Min Density or Max
range
N_SET_WARNING_IMAGE_CROPPED_TO_FIT 0xB609 Image size is larger than Image Box
to fit.
N_SET_WARNING_IMAGE_DECIMATED_TO_FIT 0xB60A Image size or Combined Print Image
Service: BASIC_GRAYSCALE_IMAGE_BOX, Command: N_SET_RSP

N_SET_REQUESTED_MIN_OR_MAX_DENSITY_ 0xB605 Requested Min Density or Max
range
N_SET_WARNING_IMAGE_CROPPED_TO_FIT 0xB609 Image size is larger than Image Box
to fit.
N_SET_WARNING_IMAGE_DECIMATED_TO_FIT 0xB60A Image size or Combined Print Image
Service: STUDY_ROOT_QR_MOVE, Command: C_MOVE_RSP

C_MOVE_WARNING_ONE_OR_MORE_FAILURES 0xB000 Sub-operations complete but one or
more failures.
Service: PERFORMED_PROCEDURE_STEP, Command: N_CREATE_RSP

N_CREATE_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE 0x0116 Attribute Value Out of Range
Service: PERFORMED_PROCEDURE_STEP, Command: N_SET_RSP

N_SET_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE 0x0116 Attribute Value Out of Range
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(4) DICOM setting tool for the number of lines to be connected
(a) Application
When several lines are simultaneously connected to the remote system, the speed of
image transfer is increased.
Using this tool, the number of lines simultaneously connected to the DICOM remote
system is specified.
NOTE: Before using this tool, be sure to register the DICOM remote systems using
the DICOM environment setting tool (refer to subsection 5.2.1 (3)).
NOTE: Only one line can be connected depending on the remote system (*). For
more details, contact the manufacturer of the DICOM remote system.
*: Be sure not to connect several lines if rearrangement of images is not supported

by the remote system or if connection of several lines is prohibited at the remote
system. If several lines are simultaneously connected to the remote system, the
order of images to be sent will be inconsistent.
Note that if this tool is not used (that is, if the number of lines to be connected is not
specified), the number of lines is automatically set to 1.
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(b) Startup
Startup can be performed from the command line as follows.
$ x:/toshiba/bin/DcmConnectCnt.exe[Enter]
<1> <2>
<3> <4>
Main window
The remote systems registered as "CT Image Storage SCP", whose service name is
"STANDARD_CT" in the DICOM environment setting tool, are selected from among
all of the remote systems registered using the DICOM environment setting tool (refer
to subsection 5.2.1 (3)), and these host names are displayed in the Remote Host
section in the main window (<1> in the figure above).
The initial value for Number of Connections (<2> in the figure above) is 1.
(c) Save/termination
Click the [Save] button (<3> in the figure above) in the main window to save the
current settings.
Click the [Exit] button (<4> in the figure above) in the main window to terminate the
tool.
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(d) Settings for the number of lines to be connected
Select the Remote Host (<1> in the figure below) in the main window to specify the
number of lines. When the [Modify] button (<2> in the figure below) is clicked, the
setting window for the number of lines is displayed.
<1>
<2>
When one of the Remote Hosts is selected
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Setting window for the number of lines
Enter the number of lines in the Number of Connections field. Up to 3 can be

entered.
When "2" is entered in the Number of Connections field
Click the [OK] button to save the setting for the Number of Connections field. The
main window is displayed.
Click the [Cancel] button to cancel the setting for the Number of Connections field.
The main window is displayed again.
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Main window after the setting for the Number of Connections field is changed
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5.2.5 DICOM couch position output setting
NOTE: This setting is an option that can be set when image transfer to radiation therapy
planning systems is performed. Do not perform this setting in other cases.
(1) Introduction
In DICOM, the image position (0020, 0032) (Type 1) indicates the position that is set at the
upper right corner of the image. This position does not indicate the gantry operating panel
display value (relative couch position), for which the position of the origin point can be
changed by clicking the 0 clear button. Rather, it indicates the position (absolute couch
position) that is internally set in the system for controlling the couch, with the position when
the system power is turned ON as the origin point. This is because, for the relative couch
position, the positional relationship before and after the 0 clear button is clicked cannot be
controlled, and for example, the line segments cannot be displayed correctly in the
Scano/CT function.
Note that the slice location (0020, 1041) (Type 3) indicates the relative couch position.
The image position displayed at the radiation therapy planning systems does not
correspond to the gantry operating panel display value.
(2) Output of the relative couch position
The relative couch position can be output as the image position (0020, 0032) only for
DICOM output to the specified system as follows.
The following restrictions apply. Understand these restrictions and explain them to the
customer.
(a) Select "Anatomical landmark plus" mode for base position setting. (Do not select
other modes.) Once scanning has been performed, the 0 clear button is disabled
until an examination for a single patient has been completed. This means that the
origin point of the relative couch position is constant for the same patient. In other
modes, on the other hand, since the 0 clear button can be clicked more than once in
an examination for a single patient, the positional relationship cannot be controlled
based on the relative couch position information only.
In addition, in "Anatomical landmark plus" mode, base position setting (0 clear)

cannot be performed in eXam Plan editing. If the base position setting is set in the
eXam Plan, this setting must be disabled beforehand.
(b) If the patient insertion direction is "FF", indications are reversed. Scanning must be
performed with the patient insertion direction "HF".
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(3) Setting procedures
<1> Select [Utility]  [Setup]  [Option Setting]. Select "Anatomical landmark plus".
The images that are obtained after the setting has been completed and the system
has been rebooted contain the base position setting information. The relative couch
position is output only when images containing the base position setting information
are transferred to a specified system via DICOM transfer. The absolute couch
position is output for image transfer to systems other than the specified system.
<2> Conversion file setting
Open the following file with Notepad and enter the host names of the radiation
therapy planning systems and descriptions for the conversion mode. Lines starting
with "#" are comments, so enter the host name and the descriptions for the
conversion mode below a line starting with "#".
Note that "0x00000011" is used for the conversion mode. In addition, do not transfer
MPR images. When several transfer destinations are to be specified, specify one
transfer destination per line as follows.
X:/toshiba/system_data/dicom/online/cnvt_table
Example: When the host names of the radiation therapy planning systems are "Xio"
and "PLATO"
#
# hostname Mode
#
#
# hostname
# servier's hostname
··········
# Mode of this example (0x00000011) is strongly
recommended if you would like to set Relative Table Position.
#
Xio 0x00000011
PLATO 0x00000011
(4) Check method
<1> After setting has been completed, reboot the system.
<2> After the system power has been turned ON, perform 0 clear once.
Perform couch positioning so that the relative couch position (gantry operating panel
display value) and the absolute couch position (couch position when the system
power was turned ON) differ.
Perform scanning under these conditions and then transfer the obtained images to
the radiation therapy planning systems. Confirm that the relative couch position is
displayed at the radiation therapy planning systems.
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6. INSTALLATION
6.1 Outline
The release media consists of two types of disks: No. 1 and No. 2. The No. 1 disk contains the
operating system and partition information (with "BaseSystem" on the label). The No. 2 disk
contains the CT application files (with "Application" on the label).
The following three installation methods are available.
Method 1: Initialize the system disk and image disk to set up the system.
Image data, raw data, and site specific information are also initialized.
If necessary, back up the required data before starting installation.
Items required
 Supplied media (DVD-R)

 Site-specific information backup media (DVD-RAM)
 Image/raw data backup media (if required)
Method 2: Initialize the system disk to set up the system.
Site specific information is initialized.
If necessary, back up the data before starting installation.
Image data and raw data are retained.

This is the standard installation method used when the version is upgraded at sites.
Items required

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Method 3: Update installation method in which only the items that are different are installed
(make_update)
Only the system software programs that have been changed are installed from the
supplied media.
Items required

*: This manual describes only methods 1 and 2 listed above.
6.2 Installation Methods 1 and 2
This subsection describes methods 1 and 2 for setting up the system. For method 2, after system
disk installation in subsection 6.2.3 (4), enter "B" to proceed to step (7) (the image disk is not
initialized).
Since the system disk and, in the case of Method 1, the image disk are initialized during this
procedure, if necessary, back up the contents of the disks to DVD-RAM, etc. before starting
initialization work.
6.2.1 Preparation
(1) Supplied media (three DVD-Rs)
(2) Site-specific information backup media (DVD-RAM)
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6.2.2 Saving the site-specific information on media
(1) Saving the site-specific information using the site-specific information backup tool
Start up the site-specific information backup tool by selecting [Maintenance Utility] 

[Backup Tool] and save the following information items on media.
(: Must be saved. : Must be saved but does not need to be restored after the system
software is installed. : Does not need to be saved/Not supported.)
There are some items that cannot be restored by the backup tool. Follow the procedures
described in the installation manual and on-site modification manual.
1. Exam Plan 
2. Sure IQ 
3. Calibration Data 
4. Filter Coefficients 
5. Preset Default Data 
6. Options for Scan Planning 
7. Error Log 
8. Common Data 
9. Options for Filming 
10. On-line Settings 
11. Left/Right Alignment Values 
12. Voice 
13. IF Adjustment Values 
14. Slice Counter 
15. Options for Scano/CT 
16. Detail Parameter Tag Into 
17. Examination Scheduler 
18. Examination List 
19. Serkey Table 
20. Eye catch 
21. RAID Configuration File 
22. Optionkey Info 
23. Option for Display 
24. InnerVision 
25. MPR Pref 
26. ROI Calc Pref 
27. System Setup Utility (Users) 
28. System Setup Utility 
(Hospital Name)
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29. Study No. 

30. Mouse 
31. DICOM Picture Output Tag 
32. Dynamic-Study 
33. Xe-Study 
34. Function Key 
35. Account 
36. ECG Wizard 
37. Item File 
38. 3D Page Preset 
39. Summary Setting 
40. NEW CBP study 
41. Brain Subtraction 
42. BMS 
43. Volume Image Setting 
44. Warm Up 
45. Native CFA Preset 
46. Native Plaque View 
47. Cardio Scoring 
48. Body Perfusion 
49. Dose check 
(2) Image/raw data files
Image/raw data files are deleted as a result of installation.

Therefore, back up such data files before starting installation.
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6.2.3 Installing the system software
(1) Execute CT Console SYSTEM Install. The procedure is described below.
(a) After turning ON the system power, press the [Del] key.
(b) System startup is suspended and the BIOS setting window is displayed.
(c) Confirm that the BIOS ACPI mode is set to "Yes". If BIOS ACPI mode is set to "No",
change the setting to "Yes" and then return the setting to "No" after installation.
(d) Place the supplied Media (No.1) in the drive.
Press the [Control], [Alt], and [Del] keys simultaneously to reboot the system.
(e) After the BIOS has started up, the following message is displayed for several
seconds.
Press any key to boot from CD or DVD....
Press the [Enter] key to boot the system from the Media.
(* Otherwise, the system boots from the HDD.)
After the system has booted from the Media, the following window is displayed.
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(2) After booting from the Media is completed, the system stops at the following installation
confirmation display.
CT Console SYSTEM Install

Press any key to continue...
Press the [Enter] key.
(3) The system then stops at the following display.
Select 1: System 2: Image 3: System BIOS update

Select :
Select system disk installation or image disk installation.
For system disk installation, select "1" to proceed to step (4).
For image disk installation, select "2" to proceed to step (5).
(4) System disk installation starts.
Install System Disk

Press any key to continue ...
When any key is pressed here, the system proceeds to system disk installation.
To cancel processing, remove the media and then press the power switch of the console
to reboot the system.
When system disk installation is completed, the system stops at the following display.
Next Process Image Disk install

Select Next Process Start or Break
Select Process Start(S) or Break(B):
Enter "S" and press the [Enter] key to proceed to image disk installation.
To cancel processing, enter "B" and press the [Enter] key. At this time, the power of the
PC-BOX may turn OFF automatically depending on the PC-BOX.
(5) Image disk installation starts.
Install Image Disk

Press any key to continue ...
NOTE: If image disk installation is continued, image data and raw data are deleted. If
the image data and raw data are not to be deleted, do not continue with the
installation procedure below.
When any key is pressed here, the system proceeds to image disk installation.
To cancel processing, remove the media and then press the power switch of the console
to reboot the system.
(6) After image disk installation is completed, the power of the console is turned OFF.
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(7) Turn ON the power of the console and remove the media. Then reboot the system.
* As the MKStool software installation requires the network to be physically connected,

the network connection of the console must not be disconnected during software loading.
Disconnecting the network may result in system operation becoming abnormal, such as
system configuration becoming disabled.
The status "the network to be physically connected" described above means that
console is connected to each hub with network cables. (Connection between the
console and hub is required.) If they are not connected, the system will become
abnormal during software installation or software start-up.
(8) After the system reboots, the Windows Setup window is displayed.
Click [Details…].
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(9) Set the default input language.
Set the default input language as follows.
English (United State)  US
After setting is completed, click [Apply] to apply the settings to the system. To cancel the
settings, click [Cancel].
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(10) The Windows Setup window is displayed again.
Click [Next>].
(11) The window changes to the following window and the system is automatically rebooted.
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(12) After the system is rebooted, login is performed automatically.
(13) After login is successful, disk partitioning is automatically performed and the system is
rebooted.
(14) After the system is rebooted again, login is performed automatically.
(15) After logging in, select [Start]  [Shut Down]  [Restart] to reboot Windows.
(16) After the system is rebooted, Windows is started up and the Log On to Windows window is
displayed.
Log in as "Administrator".
The password is "toshibact".
(17) When installation media ("Application" No. 2 1/2) is placed in the drive, installation of the
CT application starts.
When the console window is displayed, select the full install type and start installation of
the application.
1. Full Install 2. Update Install

Input the Number #
1[Enter]
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(18) Install the driver.
(a) Press [Ctrl] and [Esc] simultaneously to display the start menu and then select
[Run...]. Enter "sh-L" to open the terminal window. When the terminal window is
displayed, enter the following commands.
$ cdx:/ct/KBProj/develop/ROXIOBIN/inst[Enter]
$ ./inst_pxdriver.bat[Enter]
(b) The following confirmation window is displayed. Click [Next>].
(c) The following confirmation window is displayed. Click [Finish].
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(d) If the following confirmation window is displayed, click [No].
(e) Enter the following commands in the terminal window.
$ cdx:/ct/KBProj/develop/etc/scan/firmware/STMER/PEGASUS/Driver[Enter]
$ ./installRAID.bat[Enter]
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(19) Set automatic login users.
Select [Start]  [Run]. Enter "controluserpasswords2" and click [OK].
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Select Kingbird for User Name.
Remove the check mark for 'Users must enter a user name and password to use this
computer'. Click [Apply].
In response to the request for a password, enter "kingbird" in the 'Password' and 'Confirm
Password' fields. Click [OK].
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(20) After the setting has been completed, select [Start]  [ShutDown]  [Restart] to reboot
Windows. After rebooting, the system is automatically logged in as kingbird and the
following window is displayed. At this time, do not perform interactive operations such as
[Change System].
(21) While the system is being logged in as kingbird, perform settings for Regional and
Language Options.
Press the [Ctrl] and [ESC] keys simultaneously to display the Start menu and then select
Control Panel.
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Double-click the Regional and Language Options icon.
The Regional and Language Options window is displayed.
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<1> Regional Options setting
Select "English (United States)" and then click the [Apply] button.
<2> Language setting
Click the Languages tab.
Click the [Details] button in the Text services and input languages area.
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The Text Services and Input Languages window is displayed.

Set the default input language as follows.
English (United States) - US
After setting, click the [Apply] button.
Then click the [Language Bar…] button in the Preferences area.
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The Language Bar Settings window is displayed. Deselect all items and then click
[OK].
Then click the [Key Settings…] button in the Preferences area.
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The Advanced Key Settings window is displayed. Click the [Change Key
Sequence…] button.
The Change Key Sequence window is displayed. Deselect all items for Switch input
languages and Switch keyboard layouts and then click [OK].
The Advanced Key Settings window is redisplayed. Click [OK].
The Text Services and Input Languages window is redisplayed. Click [OK].
The Regional and Language Options window is redisplayed. Click [OK] to terminate it.
(22) After settings have been completed, press the [Ctrl] and [ESC] keys simultaneously to
display the Start menu and then select [ShutDown]  [ShutDown] to shut down the
system.
After Windows has been terminated, the power of the console is turned OFF automatically.
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6.2.4 Initializing the system
(1) Turn ON the power of the console to start up the system again.
(2) Wait until the following interactive window is displayed.
Then, initialize the system by performing the following procedures.
(3) Select [Change System] from the above window. The interactive window shown in the
figure below is displayed.
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(4) Select "Service Engineer's" from the above window and then click [Exec]. The following
interactive window is displayed.
(5) Enter the password in the above window.
The following interactive window is displayed.
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(6) When [Change of System Name] of the "System/Model Name" column is selected, the
following interactive window is displayed.
Select the system name from the pull-down menu and click [Set].
After [Set] has been clicked, click [Quit].
System/Model Name : Alexion/Super TSX-034A
(7) When [Change of Tube & HFG] in the "Tube & HFG" column is selected, the following
interactive window is displayed.
Select the tube type (Tube&HFG) from the pull-down menu and click [Set].
After [Set] has been clicked, click [Quit].
Helicool/36 kW (T)
(8) Set the other items.
Set the serial number, the hospital name, and the line frequency (Line Frequency) and
leave the Reconstruction Unit set to STAR.
If the system is set to English language the "Hospital Name (Japanese)" field can be left
as is.
After setting has been completed, press [Set].
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(9) After [Set] operation is completed, click [Initialize] in the interactive window shown in
step (5).
The eXam Plans and calibration data are now initialized.
After initialization is completed, click [Quit]. (The system is designed so that the [Quit]
button is disabled during initialization.)
(10) Select "User's" .
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(11) Change the settings as required and click [Set] to set the contents.
Click [Quit] in the interactive window to display the following interactive window.
(12) Click [Quit].
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(13) Select [Change Language] to switch the version between Japanese, English, and IR100.
When the interactive window is displayed, select [English (en)] for an English environment
or [Japanese (ja)] for a Japanese environment. Select [IR100] for German, Danish,
Swedish, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Norwegian, or French display. In this case, the
local language (IR100) setting described in subsection 6.2.7 is necessary. After setting is
completed, select [Cancel].
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(14) Special configuration setting
Use [Special Configuration] to set the following options as required.
<1> SelfPropelled-CT System : Sets the self-propelled CT system (IVR-CT).
<2> CTDIvol Option : Sets the dose display option.
<3> CBTB Option : Sets the couch type.
CAUTION: If the actual couch type differs from the couch type set here,
scanning may not be performed as planned.
<4> Edit ScanPlan Scano Zoom : Not used.
<5> AutoFilming Setting : Sets the S-con for auto filming.
<6> EPpreset Password Option : Sets the password option (on/off) for startup of the
eXam Plan editing function.
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<7> Slide Quit button Option : Sets whether or not the Quit button in the mechanical
control couch movement interactive window is
enabled during scanning.
CAUTION: When [Quit] is selected in the mechanical control couch

movement interactive window during scanning, scanning is
no longer performed at the planned positions and the couch-
top movement distance from the current position to the start
position for the next scan is set for "Couch Movement". Be
sure to explain the Slide Quit button Option setting to the
customer before performing setting.
<8> HIPAA Option : Sets HIPAA functions such as Logon/Logoff ON/OFF.
<9> IHE Option : Sets whether PGP or SplitCase is used for IHE option
(COT-44A).
<10> X-RAY SHUTTER : Sets the detector protection function (ON/OFF).
<11> Heart Rate Option : Not used.
<12> CAN Injector Option : Sets CAN injector connection (for the injector
synchronization system) ON/OFF.
<13> Modulation Option : Sets the XY Modulation and the ECG Modulation
(ON/OFF). Set these items to OFF when they are not
supported by the system hardware.
<14> Menu Position : Not used.
<15> BodyRegion Option : Sets whether the body region information set in the
eXam Plan is automatically set to the body region in
the related information.
<16> MOD Setting : Not used.
<17> 3D-ObjSub Option : Sets the subtraction processing option (ON/OFF) for
segmentation in 3D processing.
<18> Volume/Image Option : Sets the volume/image ratio to be saved. To change

the setting, images must be deleted. Select "Create
Image Directories"  "Init Images only" to delete
images.
CAUTION: Specify the same volume/image ratio setting before and after version
upgrade.
If the volume/image ratio is not the same before and after version
upgrade, the system may not start up normally and images may be
deleted.
<19> Breath Rate Option : Not used.
<20> Rotation Option : Sets display/non-display of the current number of

rotations in the warm-up interactive window.
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<21> SureXposure mA Adjust : Sets the display interval for the mA sub lines for
SureXposure3D.
<22> Space/Enter Key : Sets whether or not the Space key or the Enter key is
enabled instead of the Confirm button in the Detailed
parameters window, the OK button in the couch
movement confirmation window, and the Helical Skip
button displayed during scanning. The default setting
is "disabled".
<23> PageType Option : Change the image display area on the Filming page
from 640  640 to 512  512.
<24> Bed Right/Left Option : Not used.
<25> SD Setting Option : Switches the setting interactive window of Sure

Exposure 3D. When Easy is selected, the image
thickness and the SD value for the preset are not
displayed.
<26> Edit kV list : Sets the type of tube voltage that can be selected
during eXam Plan.
<27> DelaySW Option : Used to set whether the delay knob on the keyboard
is used ([Hardware type]/[Software type]).
<28> DR-wedge Option : Not used.
<29> DVD/MOD Setting : Not used.
<30> LB BHC Option : Not used.
<31> Extend-mode Option : Sets the range of the CT numbers (-1536 to +8192/
-32768 to +32767) that can be displayed. The default
setting is -32768 to +32767.
<32> Respiratory Option : Not used.
<33> Dose Display Option : Sets the dose display required by IEC60601-2-44.
The default setting is the dose display specified in
Ed. 3.0.
<34> Adaptive SD Option : Sets the Adaptive SD option ON/OFF. The Adaptive
SD option can be set to ON/OFF when Sure
Exposure 3D is set by selecting [Selectable].
<35> Guide Mode Option : Sets the Navi mode function (ON/OFF).
<36> Disp Status : Displays the option setting status.
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(15) Select [RDD Setup] in the interactive window shown in step (12). The following interactive
(a) When the disk is reset
Click [Configure RDD]. When the confirmation window shown in following figure is
displayed, click [Yes]. The RDD is set again as a RAID disk (level 10). This takes
about 30 minutes to complete.
NOTE: When this operation is performed, all the files (calibration data and raw
data) in the RDD are deleted. Therefore, back up the required data in
advance.
When processing is completed normally, the following window is displayed. In the

displayed window, click [OK].
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(b) When the disk is already set as an RDD disk with parity
Click [Restore configuration file from RDD]. The RAID setting file is generated in the
RDD. This takes about 1 minute to complete. The progress status is displayed in
the Progress window. When processing is completed normally, the following window
is displayed. In the displayed window, click [OK].
RDD data is not overwritten.
Then select [Write FC, PRE and REC params to RDD]. When writing of parameters is
completed, the following window is displayed. Click [OK] in the displayed window.
NOTE: If setup of the RDD is not completed successfully, the following interactive
(c) When any one of the disks has been replaced due to malfunction
Click [Reconfigure RDD with parity (Add Disk to RDD)].

The information in the disk is reconfigured.
This takes about 45 minutes to complete.
Data in the RDD is not overwritten.
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(d) ABP ROM Update
When the ABP PWB has been replaced, click [ABP ROM Update] to update the
ROM on the ABP PWB. When [ABP ROM Update] is clicked, the confirmation
window shown in the figure below is displayed. Click [Yes]. The updating procedure
may take up to about 20 minutes.
When updating is completed normally, the following interactive window is displayed.

Click [OK].
NOTE: If updating is not completed normally, the following interactive window is

displayed.
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(16) Set the host name and IP address of the system.
In the following window, select "Change Computer Name".
(17) When the following confirmation window is displayed, enter the settings of the
corresponding console.
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: IP Address : Enter the IP addresses of the scan console (S-Con) and

the display console (D-Con).
Enter "0.0.0.0" for the display console.
Subnet Mask : Enter the subnet mask from the segment of the network configuration.
Decimals must be used, and '.' (period) must be used as the separator.
Example: 255.255.255.0
DefaultGateway : Enter the IP address of the gateway unit of the network configuration.
Decimals must be used, and '.' (period) must be used as the separator.
Example: 0.0.0.0
After setting is completed, click [Update] to apply the settings.
After the settings have been applied, a message asking whether the system should be
rebooted is displayed. Click [No].
Click [Exit] to return to the System Setup menu.
Immediately shut down the system and turn the system power OFF and then ON again.
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(18) When host setting is not to be performed, click [Quit] in the following interactive window.
This shuts down the system automatically.
(19) After system shutdown is completed, turn OFF the power of the console.
This completes initialization of the system.
6.2.5 Operational check
Confirm that the version name and the title screen displayed are those of the selected system.
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6.2.6 Restoring the site-specific information
(1) Restoration using the site-specific information backup tool
Restore the following site-specific information items from the media on which they were
saved before installation of the system software.
To select an item to be restored, be sure to double-click the mouse button at the location
where the date of saving is displayed. Double-clicking the mouse displays each of the
items that were saved, making it possible to restore information items individually.
Start up the site-specific information backup tool by selecting [Maintenance Utility] 

[Backup Tool], and restore the information items marked  in the list below from the media.
(: Must be saved. : Must be saved but does not need to be restored after the system
software is installed. : Does not need to be saved/Not supported.)
There are some items that cannot be restored by the backup tool. Follow the procedures
described in the installation manual and on-site modification manual.
1. Exam Plan 
2. Sure IQ 
3. Calibration Data 
4. Filter Coefficients 
5. Preset Default Data 
6. Options for Scan Planning 
7. Error Log 
8. Common Data 
9. Options for Filming 
10. On-line Settings 
11. Left/Right Alignment Values 
12. Voice 
13. IF Adjustment Values 
14. Slice Counter 
15. Options for Scano/CT 
16. Detail Parameter Tag Into 
17. Examination Scheduler 
18. Examination List 
19. Serkey Table 
20. Eye catch 
21. RAID Configuration File 
22. Optionkey Info 
23. Option for Display 
24. InnerVision 
25. MPR Pref 
26. ROI Calc Pref 
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27. System Setup Utility (Users) 

28. System Setup Utility 
(Hospital Name)
29. Study No. 
30. Mouse 
31. DICOM Picture Output Tag 
32. Dynamic-Study 
33. Xe-Study 
34. Function Key 
35. Account 
36. ECG Wizard 
37. Item File 
38. 3D Page Preset 
39. Summary Setting 
40. NEW CBP study 
41. Brain Subtraction 
42. BMS 
43. Volume Image Setting 
44. Warm Up 
45. Native CFA Preset 
46. Native Plaque View 
47. Cardio Scoring 
48. Body Perfusion 
49. Dose check 
The restored information items become valid when the system is rebooted.
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6.2.7 Local language (IR100) setting
(1) Turn ON the power of the console to start up the system.
(2) Select [Utility] in the command box and then select [Engineering]. The Input Password
window is displayed. Enter the password to open the Engineering Utility window.
(3) Select [Show Taskbar] in the Engineering Utility window to display the task bar.
(4) Press the [Alt], [Ctrl], and [w] keys simultaneously to display the Shell window.
(5) Execute the following commands in the Shell window.
x:[Enter]
chkconfigaquilionoff[Enter]
(6) After executing the above commands, execute "chkconfig[Enter]" in the Shell window
and then confirm that "off" is set for "aquilion" as shown in the figure below.
(7) Execute "EndProc[Enter]" in the Shell window to terminate the system.
(8) Select [Start]  [Setting]  [Control Panel] in the task bar to open the Control Panel.
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(9) Double-click the Regional and Language Options icon.
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(10) The following window is displayed. Click the [▼] button (indicated by the circle in the
figure below), select "Japanese", and click [Apply].
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(11) Click the [Advanced] Tab and the following window is displayed. Click the [▼] button
(indicated by the circle in the figure below), select "Japanese", and then click [Apply] and
[OK].
(12) Execute "Halt[Enter]" in the Shell window. After confirming that the following message is
displayed, turn OFF the power of the console.
It is now safe to turn off your computer.
(13) Wait for about 10 seconds and then turn ON the power of the console again. Wait until the
System Setup window is displayed. When the window is displayed, perform the following
setting.
(14) Select [Change Language] from the System Setup menu and then select [IR100].
(15) After setting has been completed, click [Cancel] to return to the System Setup window.
(16) Select [Console] from the System Setup menu to display the Shell window.
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x:[Enter]
enabletaskbaron[Enter]
(18) After executing the above commands, select [Start]  [Programs]  [Hummingbird
Connectivity 2008]  [Exceed Tools]  Xconfig.
(19) Enter "toshibact" in the "Password" field and then click [OK].
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(20) The following window is displayed. Double-click the Mouse icon.
(21) The following window is displayed. Enter the settings for Default keyboard (P) and
Alternate keyboard (A) according to the following procedures.
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(a) Click the [▼] button (indicated by the circle in the figure below) on the right of the
Default keyboard (P) column and select the desired language file.
If you do not have the keybord for specified languages, select "US.kbf".
Danish : "danish.kbf"
Swedish : "swedish.kbf"
Norwegian : "norwegia.kbf"
German : "german.kbf"
French : "french.kbf"
Italian : "italian.kbf"
Spanish : "spanish.kbf"
Portuguese : "portugue.kbf"
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(b) Click the [▼] button (indicated by the circle shown in the figure below) on the right of
the Alternate keyboard (A) column and select the same item as selected in step (a).
(22) Click [OK]. The following message is displayed. Click [Yes].
(23) Click the [x] button to close the Xconfig window.
(24) Select [Start]  [Setting]  [Control Panel] in the task bar to open the Control Panel.
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(25) Double-click the Regional and Language Options icon.
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(26) The following window is displayed. Click the [▼] button (indicated by the circle in the
figure below), select the desired language for Your locale, and then click [Apply].
Danish : "Danish"
Swedish : "Swedish"
Norwegian : "Norwegian (Bokmal)"
German : "German (Germany)"
French : "French (France)"
Italian : "Italian (Italy)"
Spanish : "Spanish (Spain)"
Portuguese : "Portuguese (Portugal)"
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(27) Click the [Advanced] tab. The following window is displayed. Click the [▼] button
(indicated by the circle in the figure below), select the same item as selected in step (26),
and then click [Apply].
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(28) Click the "Languages" tab and "Detail" button. The following window is displayed. Click
the [▼] button, select the same item as selected in step (26), and then click [OK].
If you do not have the keybord for specified languages, select Japanese on this selection.
For Danish, select "Danish" for the Input language and for Keyboard layout/IME.
For Swedish, select "Swedish" for the Input language and for Keyboard layout/IME.
For Norwegian, select "Norwegian (Bokmal)" for the Input language and "Norwegian" for
Keyboard layout/IME.
For German, select "German (Germany)" for the Input language and "German" for
For French, select "French (France)" for the Input language and "French" for Keyboard
layout/IME.
For Italian, select "Italian (Italy)" for the Input language and "Italian" for Keyboard
layout/IME.
For Spanish, select "Spanish (Traditional Sort)" for the Input language and "Spanish" for
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For Portuguese, select "Portuguese (Portugal)" for the Input language and "Portuguese"
for Keyboard layout/IME.
If "German (Germany)" is selected, the window is as below.
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(29) Click [OK]. The following message is displayed. Click [Yes].
(30) After setting has been completed, a message asking whether to reboot the system is
displayed. Click [NO].
(31) Set Language Bar parameter not to display.
Click the "Languages" tab in the Regional and Language Options and [Detail] button.
Click the [Language Bar…] button.
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Deselect all items and click [OK] in all windows.
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(32) Check Key Sequence settings.
Click the [Key Settings…] button.
Click the [Change Key Sequence…] button.
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Deselect all items and click [OK] in all windows.
chkconfigaquilionon[Enter]
(34) After executing the above commands, execute "chkconfig [Enter]" in the Shell window and
then confirm that "on" is set for "aquilion".
(35) Click [Quit] in the System Setup window. After confirming that the following message is
displayed, turn OFF the power of the console.
It is now safe to turn off your computer.
(36) The above procedures have been completed.
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Scheduler Setting
Use the MWM option to perform setting for obtaining the local language.
(1) Start up [Scheduler Tool] from [Engineering].
(2) Click [Tag Setup] to select [MWM to Scheduler 1].
(3) Select "00111080" (Patient Name (DICOM)" from the "Tag-code List". Change
"00000000" currently set in the "Output Code 1" field to "00111080".
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(4) Click [Modify] to confirm that the setting in the "Tag-code List" has been changed.
(5) Click [OK] to close the setting window.
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6.3 Imager Setting Procedures
6.3.1 Host setting procedure
Perform the following procedures referring to the descriptions in section 5. "NETWORK

SETTING".
(1) Use Notepad to open the following file, add the IP address and host name, and save the
file.
c:WINDOWSsystem32driversetchosts
(2) For the DICOM imager, use the DICOM network setting to add the BasicPrintScp service
and register the setting.
For the Toshiba protocol imager, perform only the change to the hosts file described in
step (1) above and proceed to subsection 6.3.2.
6.3.2 Imager setting procedures
(1) Click [Utility] in the Command Box and then click [Setup Utility] to start up the Imager
preset function. Click [New] in the Preset window.
(2) Enter the preset name and click [Detail].
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(3) First, specify the performance file. Second, specify the name of the imager to be
connected.
Third, perform setting for the other items.

Items in the lower half of the window starting with "Change Sheet" are the setting items for
auto filming. They do not need to be changed for the standard imager connection
procedures.
NOTE: If the registration name in the /hosts file differs from that of the DICOM imager,
the error message "Cannot Support DICOM Protocol" is displayed.
<2> Imager name selection

Host name described in the
"hosts" file.
<1> Performance
file selection
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(4) Click [Imager Info]. Enter the password ("Kingbird") and click [OK].
(5) Set each item.
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Example of setting:
When 0000000001 (10 digits) is set in the "Station ID" field
Set "/vf/v1/hardcopy1/image/tm00000000/tm01/tm%s" in the "Directory" field.
First eight-digits of the station ID Last two-digits of the station ID
NOTE: After imager setting is completed, be sure to select the imager that was
registered using "Preset selection" in the virtual film menu. Otherwise, a filming
error will occur because the system attempts to use an imager which does not
exist.
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7. SOFTWARE-RELATED WORK REQUIRED AS A RESULT OF REPAIR WORK
This section describes the work related to software that is required during or after repair work.
7.1 Work After the Replacement of an RDD
This subsection describes the software work required after the replacement of an RDD.
NOTE: If a problem occurs in the RDD, a red LED indicting the disk status lights.
(1) Enter as follows in the console window of the image acquisition system to shut down the
system.
> chkconfigaquilionoff[Enter]
(2) System Tool (System Setup) starts up. In the System Setup window, click [RDD Setup] to
execute setup.
(RDD Setup performs the setup of functions, the setup of the disk, etc.)
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(3) The following interactive window is displayed.
Select one of the following choices according to the situation.
(a) Configure RDD
 RDD drive information is stored on the system disk.

 All information items are initialized.
 It takes 30 minutes to complete the processing.
 Select this when at least two disks are replaced.
(b) Restore configuration file from RDD
 RDD information in the system disk is reconfigured.

 Although information is loaded from the RDD, data in the RDD is not overwritten.
 It takes several dozens of minutes to complete the processing.
(c) Reconfigure RDD (Add Disk to RDD)
 When replacement is required due to malfunction of a single disk, the information for
the defective disk is reconfigured.
 Data in the RDD is not overwritten.
 It takes 30 minutes to complete the processing.
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(4) When processing is completed successfully, the following interactive window is displayed. In
the displayed window, click [OK].
*: This message is displayed when Reconfigure RDD with parity (Add Disk to RDD) is
executed.
NOTE: If processing is not completed normally, the following interactive window is

displayed.
Enter the following command from the console window to shut down the system.
After checking the hardware, repeat the procedures from step (2).
> halt[Enter]
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(5) Rebooting the system
Enter the following command from the Console window.
> chkconfigaquilionon[Enter]
Select [Quit] in the following interactive window.
The system is shut down.
After turning OFF the power of the system, start up the system again.
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8. ERROR ANALYSIS PROCEDURE
8.1 Outline
This section describes the various procedures for obtaining an error log for analysis when a
system abnormality occurs.
8.2 How to View the EventLog
The following two methods are available to view the EventLog.
512 Kbytes is usually allocated for the EventLog.
(1) Viewing the EventLog using Event Viewer
Select [Show Taskbar] in the [System Tool] to display the Windows task bar.
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Select "Control Panel" from the start menu.
Select "Administrative Tools" in "Control Panel" window.
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Select "Event Viewer" in the "Administrative Tools" window.
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Log data of the CT system application is imported to "Application Log".
When an event line is double-clicked, the event details, including the time of occurrence, are
displayed.
(2) Viewing EventLog at the console
Display the Console Windows.
Enter as follows. The log data can be viewed.
c:> s:[Enter]
s:> eventlog-r[Enter]
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8.3 Method for Saving Log Data
(1) Method for saving error log data only
Error log data is saved as follows.
c:> x:[Enter]
x:> IV_logdivide-d12250900-12312300-os:/errlog12312300.txt[Enter]
Error log data from 9:00 on December 25 to 23:00 on December 31 is saved in

"s:/errlog12312300.txt" file. When saving, be sure to change the file name to an arbitrary
name.
Note that when the following command is entered, all error log data currently in the system is
saved in the file.
x:> IV_logdivide-os:/errlog12312300.txt[Enter]
In this case, keep in mind that the file size increases.
(2) Method for saving all log data
Current log data is saved in a single file as follows.
c:> x:[Enter]
x:> IV_allloggetc[Enter] (c: current)
Then the single file is saved in s:/InnerVision/IV_allloget/ directory.

If there is no space on the s: drive, the file is automatically saved in the g:/IV_alllogget/
directory. If there is no space on the g: drive, log data cannot be saved in the file.
When the following command is entered, all log data is saved in the file.
x:> IV_allloggeta[Enter] (a: all)
In this case, keep in mind that the file size greatly increases.
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9. CONVENTIONAL SCAN
For multirow acquisition system, the system specifications do not allow conventional scanning with
more than 4 rows to be performed. However, if data acquisition with the maximum number of rows
is required due to failure analysis for the DAS/detector, conventional scanning (S&S) under
acquisition conditions with the maximum number of rows can be temporarily released by entering
the ExtendSeg command in the console window.
NOTE: The conventional scan settings are effective from when the command is entered to when
the system is rebooted.
Do not create a preset eXam Plan in which conventional scanning with the number of rows
(more than 4) released by the command is performed. If an eXam Plan containing
conventional scan with more than 4 rows is started after the system is rebooted and the
settings become invalid, the system may lock up.
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APPENDIX A: ASSOCIATED WORK
This section provides information useful for service work, etc.
A.1 DVD-Related Information
To access a DVD-RAM using the terminal window for service, follow the procedures below.
(1) Method for formatting a DVD
Use the following command to format a DVD.
[x:] DVDForm[Enter]
Supplemental explanation: When the above command is executed, the format application
starts.
It takes approximately 55 to 85 minutes for physical formatting of
a 4-7-GB DVD-RAM cassette to be completed.
Specify UDF1.5 for the format type.
A.2 Image Disk Initialization Methods
The image disk initialization methods are described below.
The following two methods are available to initialize the image disk.
 Using the supplied media (No.1 "Base System")

 Using Windows Disk Manager
A.2.1 Initialization using the supplied media (No.1 "Base System")
When the supplied media (No.1 "Base System") is used, its version must be the same as the
media that was used for installation.
(Preparation)
 Supplied media (No.1 "Base System") with the same version as the media that was used for
installation.
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(1) Set the automatic login function to OFF (disabled).
Select [Start]  [Run]. Enter "controluserpasswords2" and click [OK].
Place a check mark for "Users must enter a user name and password to use this
computer". Click [OK].
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(2) Start up the CT Console SYSTEM Install. The startup procedure is described below.
(a) After turning ON the system power, press the [Del] key.
(b) The system boot-up stops and the BIOS setting window is displayed.
(c) Place the release DVD-R (No. 1 "BASE System") in the drive.
(d) Press the [Control], [Alt], and [Del] keys simultaneously to reboot the system.
(e) After the BIOS has started up, the following message is displayed for several
seconds.
Press any key to boot from CD or DVD....
Press the [Enter] key to boot the system from the DVD-R.
(* Otherwise, the system boots from the HDD.)
After the system has booted from the DVD-R, the following window is displayed.
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(3) After booting from the DVD-R is completed, the system stops at the following installation
confirmation display.
CT Console SYSTEM Install

When the [Enter] key is pressed, the following message is displayed.
Select 1: System 2: Image 3: System BIOS update

Select :
For image disk installation, select "2".
The system then stops at the following display.
Install Image Disk

When any key is pressed here, the system proceeds to image disk extraction.
* To cancel processing, remove the DVD-R disk and press the power switch of the
console to reboot the system.
(4) After image disk installation is completed, the power of the console is turned OFF.
(5) Remove the media and then press the power switch of the console to reboot the system.
(6) After the system is rebooted, Windows starts and the login window is displayed.
(7) After the system is logged in, select [Start]  [Run] and then execute the following
command.
When the command is executed, the system is automatically rebooted.
c:\install\ChangeDriveletter.exe-c-r
(8) After rebooting the system, Windows starts and the login window is displayed.
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(9) After the system is logged in, set the automatic login function to ON (enabled) referring to
step (24) in subsection 6.2.3.
(10) Turn the system power OFF and then ON again to confirm that the system starts up
normally.
(11) Open the image file/raw data file and display the directories to confirm that there are no
files.
A.2.2 Initialization using windows disk manager
Log in to the system as "Administrator" again and format only the image disk.
(Preparation)
 Administrator password
(1) Press [F8] while Windows is starting to start the system in Safe mode.
(2) Click My Computer on the Desktop with the right mouse button.
(3) Select [Manage] from the drop-down menu to display the "Computer Management"
window.
(4) Select [Storage]  [Disk Management] in the "Tree" section.
(5) Select [Image (E:)].
Click the right mouse button on [Image (E:)].
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(6) Select [Format] from the drop-down menu.
(7) Place a check mark for the input data in the format window and click [OK] to start
formatting.
Volume label : Image

File system : NTFS
Allocation unit size : Default
Perform a quick format : Without check mark
Enable file and folder compression : Without check mark
(8) After formatting is completed, execute the following command from the terminal window to
change the automatic start setting.
x:> chkconfigaquilionoff[Enter]
(9) Use 'Restart' of Windows to reboot the console.
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(10) Click "Init all data" of "Create Image Directories" in the generation interactive window.
(11) Immediately after processing has completed, execute the following command from the
console window to change the automatic start setting.
x:> chkconfigaquilionon[Enter]
(12) Select "Quit" to terminate the console operation.
(13) Turn the system power OFF and then ON again to confirm that the system starts up
normally.
(14) Open the image file/raw data file and display the directory to confirm that there are no files.
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A.3 Channel Replacement Operating Procedures
Channel replacement is supported in this new version. The operating procedures are described
below for reference. When channel replacement processing is used, the generation of abnormal
images (ring, streaks) is reduced by specifying the defective channel and element row of the
detector. Note that this processing should be employed only as a temporary measure to permit the
CT system to be used in emergency situations during the period from the occurrence of the
problem to repair of the defective part. Do not continue to use the system with the defective part.
CAUTION: Do not change the settings of any items other than those specified in STARTOOLS
used in this processing. If a setting item other than a specified item is changed,
serious problems may occur in the system.
(1) Start up the terminal (Ctrl + Alt + W) and enter the following command from the command line
to start up STARTOOLS.
[c:/Documents and Settings] x: [Enter]

[x:/] /ct/RDDtool/STAR/STARTOOLS [Enter]
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(2) When the following window is displayed, select [Edit REC].
(3) Select [BADCHAN] from the displayed window shown in the figure below.
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(4) When the window below is displayed, perform channel replacement setting by following the
setting procedures from step (5).
(5) Setting items
Specify the slice thickness, processing method, channel, and element row for which channel
replacement is to be performed.
 Slice : Detector slice thickness (mm)
Select the scan slice thickness. To specify more than one item, click the Save
button before changing the slice thickness item.
 Num : Number of interpolated channels (1 or 2)
The usual setting is 1. To process 2 channels in succession, select 2.
 Ch : Defective channel
Enter a value from 0 to 895 to specify the defective channel. The display on the
DCA is 1-896.
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 RowBit : Defective row
Specify the defective bit for 16 rows in hexadecimal notation. The value (a single
value indicates 4 rows) is therefore within the range from 1 to f.
For the first row only : 0001

For all rows : ffff
(A0, B0 shown in the following figure)
For the 16th row only : 8000
(A2, B2 shown in the following figure)
For the first row and the 16th row : 8001
(6) When the settings have been entered, click [Save].
(7) Click [Quit] to close the window.
(8) Click [Quit] in the window shown in step (3) to close the window.
(9) Applying the settings
Click [All Rebuild&RddWrite] in the window shown in step (2).
(10) Closing STARTOOLS
When the window shown in step (2) has returned to normal status from grayed-out status,
click [Quit] to close the STAR TOOLS window.
(11) Rebooting
Reboot the system.
(12) Restoring the settings after the detector has been returned to normal status
When the detector has been returned to normal status, restore the settings by following the
same procedures.
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A.4 Multiview Image Generation Direction Default Setting
(1) Turn ON the power of the CT system.
(2) Start up the terminal (Ctrl+Alt+W) and enter the following command from the command line.
notepadx:/ct/KBProj/develop/etc/scan/DPaccept/MPRMakeDir.cfg[Enter]
(3) The following window is displayed.
(4) Specify the image generation direction.
 Coronal
Set "0" for the anterior-to-posterior direction.

Set "1" for the posterior-to-anterior direction.
 Sagittal
Set "0" for the right-to-left direction.

Set "1" for the left-to-right direction.
Save the setting and then close the window.
(5) Terminating the terminal program
Move the mouse cursor in the terminal window and enter as follows to close the terminal
window.
$ exit [Enter]
(6) Start up the system and confirm that the 3D and MPR functions operate normally.
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A.5 Writing 4D Volume on DICOM Media
When writing 4D volume data on DICOM media, "Writing using Enhanced CT"*1 or "Writing using
Standard CT"*2 can be selected. The default setting at the time of shipment is "Writing using
Enhanced CT".
(1) Perform settings as follows.
 When writing 4D volume data using "Enhanced CT", execute the following commands
cdx:/ [Enter]
/toshiba/system_util/WriteModeCD.exe0 [Enter]
 When writing 4D volume data using "Standard CT", execute the following commands
cdx:/ [Enter]
/toshiba/system_util/WriteModeCD.exe1 [Enter]
(2) Reboot the system.
*1 Writing using Enhanced CT : 4D volume data is stored on DICOM media as one file.
*2 Writing using Standard CT : 4D volume data is split into multiple files corresponding to the
number of frames and these files are stored on DICOM media.
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Alexion is a trademark of Toshiba Medical Systems Corporation.

1. No part of this manual may be copied or reprinted, in whole or in part,

REV. DATE REASON PAGE SER. DOC.

INI. 2012-12 Mr. Kawanabe ------- TM-WP07

1.1 Scope ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7

1.2 Software Configuration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7

1.3 Login Account------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7

1.4 Disk Partition ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8

1.5 Media ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

1.6 Other ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

2. GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

2.1 Meaning of Signal Words --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

3.1 Alignment Workflow --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10

3.2 Front/Rear Tube Alignment ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11

3.3 Left/Right Alignment--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13

3.4 Calibration Data Acquisition (NRA/air calibration) ------------------------------------------------------- 16

4. EXAMINATION SCHEDULER SET-UP ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25

4.1 Startup and Termination --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25

4.2 Initial Setting ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 27

4.3 FTP Acquisition--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39

4.4 FTP Output -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40

4.5 Exposure Record Output Items------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41

4.6 Exposure Record Calculation Items ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43

4.7 CSV Output Items ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46

4.8 Tag Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47

4.9 Summary Output ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49

4.10 LMDB List ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53

4.11 MPPS Tag Definition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55

5. NETWORK SETTING --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57

5.1 TOSHIBA Protocol Network Setting ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57

5.1.1 Descriptions of the tools --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58

5.1.2 Set-up example -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61

5.2.1 Descriptions of the tools --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 65

5.2.2 Set-up example -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 92

5.2.3 Set-up example (transmission with compression) ------------------------------------------- 97

5.2.4 Other tools ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 102

5.2.5 DICOM couch position output setting -------------------------------------------------------- 125

6. INSTALLATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 127

6.1 Outline ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 127

6.2 Installation Methods 1 and 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 128

6.2.1 Preparation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 128

6.2.2 Saving the site-specific information on media ---------------------------------------------- 129

6.2.3 Installing the system software ------------------------------------------------------------------ 131

6.2.4 Initializing the system----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 147

6.2.5 Operational check --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 161

6.2.6 Restoring the site-specific information ------------------------------------------------------- 162

6.2.7 Local language (IR100) setting ---------------------------------------------------------------- 164

6.3 Imager Setting Procedures ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 183

6.3.1 Host setting procedure --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 183

6.3.2 Imager setting procedures ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 183

7. SOFTWARE-RELATED WORK REQUIRED AS A RESULT OF REPAIR WORK --------------------- 187

7.1 Work After the Replacement of an RDD ----------------------------------------------------------------- 187

8. ERROR ANALYSIS PROCEDURE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 191

8.1 Outline ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 191

8.2 How to View the EventLog ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 191

8.3 Method for Saving Log Data -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 195

9. CONVENTIONAL SCAN ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 196