IDI Service Manual

Philips Model 77471A/B
Integrated Digital Interface
Service Manual
Printed in U.S.A.
77471-90010-04
Philips Model 77471A/B
Service Manual
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Disclaimer
DICOM connectivity is not supported in C.0. Please

disregard any references to DICOM in the IDI
Service Manual, the System Upgrade Instructions,
and in the following C.0 user documentation:
System Basics Guide, Multifunction Control
Reference, Using Interface Digital Interface, and
Quick Cards.
Contents
Disclaimer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
List of Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iv
1 Introduction
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
IDI Network Icons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Using SONOS Network Utility Help. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Conventions Used in this Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
IDI Completion Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
2 Installation
Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Installation Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Initializing the Hard Disk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
3 Configuration
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
IDI configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Configuring the system using SONOS commands. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Logging On to the IDI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Logging on using a keyboard, monitor, and mouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Logging on using a separate PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Configuring IDI For Network Communication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Configure IDI for network communication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Network configuration checklist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Configuring for DICOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Configure IDI Rev. C systems for DICOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Configure IDI Rev. B.x systems for DICOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage Commit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality Worklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48
Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality Perform Procedure Step. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
Configuring for DICOM Print . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
Configure the IDI for the customer’s printers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
Configuring For EnConcert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60
Configure SONOS for EnConcert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60
Configure IDI for EnConcert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62
Configuring the pcAnywhere Connection on a PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71
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4 Software Installation and Upgrade

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Backing Up the IDI Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Restoring the IDI Configuration from a File . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Installing or Upgrading the IDI Software. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Compatibility. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
IDI software numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Create the installation disks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Install the IDI software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Configuring pcAnywhere V. 9.2 on the IDI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Configuring pcAnywhere V. 10.5 on the IDI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Installing Disk Repair Tools on Rev. B.x. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
Using the Disk Repair Tools (Rev. B.x). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Verify File Allocation Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Repair File Allocation Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Initializing the IDI Hard Disk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
5 Testing and Verification

Performing Required Testing and Verification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
6 SONOS System Commands

SONOS System Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Command Syntax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Available Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
ADDSERVER [Label Name Port# AETitle ResponseTimeout] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
AETITLE [title] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
AUTODELETE [OFF |IMMEDIATE|DEFERRED [level [level]] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
BEEPS [ON|OFF] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
COMPRESSION [STILL | LOOP] [JPEG [qq] | RLE | NONE] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
DELSERVER [label] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
FLUSHQUEUE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
HELP [command_name] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
INSTITUTION [institution name] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
LISTSERVERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
LOG [parameters] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
MISCELLANEOUS [ACCESSION | NONE] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
MONOCHROME [OFF | BW | ALL] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
MPPSSERVER [serverlabel | NONE] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
MWLPOLL [OFF | <minutes>] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
MWLQUERY [[AETITLE | START_DATE | MODALITY | STATUS <value>] . . 102
MWLSERVER [serverlabel | NONE] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
NETWORK [DICOM|DSR] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
PRINTER ADD printer server . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
PRINTER DELETE printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
PRINTER command printer [values] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
PRINTER LIST [printer] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
PRINTER RESTART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
REGISTRY BACKUP|DELETE|LIST|PREVIEW|RESTORE
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[drive:][path][filename[.reg]] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .106
SCSERVER [serverlabel | NONE] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .107
SERVER [serverlabel |NONE] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .107
SQUAREPIXELS [ON|OFF] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .107
STUDYSTATUS [n] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108
SUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108
VERIFYSERVER [label] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .110
7 Troubleshooting
General Troubleshooting for Rev. C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .111
General Troubleshooting for Rev. B.x. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .113
8 Replacement Parts
IDI Replacement Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .115
SONOS 5500 Installation Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .116
Appendix A: Network Installation Worksheet
Index
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List of Tables
Table 1: MWL Query Constraint Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Table 2: Printer Command List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Table 3: Software Compatibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Table 4: Installation Software Part Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Table 5: System Log Levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
Table 6: MWL Query Attributes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
Table 7: Printer Command Details . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
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1 Introduction
Introduction
The Integrated Digital Interface (IDI) is an intelligent interface for exporting patient studies
taken on a SONOS ultrasound machine. When configured for DICOM, the IDI works with
DICOM standard network servers to automatically transfer patient studies over a Local Area
Network for permanent storage by the server, or for printing acquired images on a remote
printer. The IDI can also work with an EnConcert network using DSR-TIFF protocol. Image
storage and transfer is completely digital. The IDI hardware consists of a processor unit and a
hard drive unit. The IDI shares the SONOS system’s optical drive.
The IDI is easily installed and configured; its software is pre-installed on the IDI hard drive
before shipment. A personal computer (PC) running pcAnywhere® is used to configure and
test the IDI.
The IDI hardware is repaired by replacing either the processor unit or the hard drive. No
internal components can be replaced or repaired in the field, and the IDI cases are sealed to
prevent unauthorized access.
Four methods of troubleshooting are available:
• Network Utility screen on SONOS
• Network connection using a PC and pcAnywhere
• Serial connection using a PC and pcAnywhere
• Connecting a keyboard, monitor, and mouse (KMM) directly to the IDI
Software for the IDI consists of the Windows NT® operating system and the IDI application
program. Software updates use the Symantec Ghost™ disk-image procedure. In most
applications, the IDI software’s revision level must match the SONOS system software’s
revision level. See “Software Compatibility” on page 81.
The RST (Resident Self Test) Registry Backup/Restore utility preserves and restores Customer
IDI configuration and most TCP/IP network settings.
Revision C of the IDI software includes a new set of server options, the Advanced DICOM
(DM) set. The following three server options comprise the set:
• Modality Worklist (MW)
• Storage Commitment (SC)
• Modality Perform Procedure Step (MPPS)
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Introduction
IDI Network Icons
IDI Network Icons

When studies are transferred to the network storage server, an icon appears displaying the
transfer status. What icon appears depends on the network settings and the network activity.
The possible icons are shown in the following table.
Icon Network Activity
When storing loops to disk, the icon indicates the percent

progress of the transfer. When several loops are queued, the
percentage indicates the storage progress. If a single frame
is being transferred, the percent complete value is not
99%
displayed.
With Network Autosend on, the icon indicates that the

network was available when SONOS last checked IDI.
With Network Autosend on, the icon indicates that the

network was unavailable when SONOS last checked IDI.
With Network Autosend off, the icon is blank.
Using SONOS Network Utility Help

You can use Help to view additional information about the SONOS commands and their
syntax.
To access Help:
1 In the Network Utility screen, do one of the following:
• Type HELP and press Enter .
This displays a list of the available commands.
or
• Type HELP or H in the command line followed by a command (or first unique letters of a
command), and press ↵ .
This displays the command and the correct syntax for the command.
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Introduction
Conventions Used in this Manual
Conventions Used in this Manual

• When referring to text on a computer display or touch screen as a complete name (for a
display feature such as a field or button), this manual uses a screen display font, which is
different from the rest of the text in the manual.
Example:
Click Connection.
• When referring to onscreen text as a part of a display feature name, this manual uses the
same font as the rest of the manual.
Example:
Click the Connection tab.
• When quoting an onscreen text message, the message is between quotes and in the screen
display font.
Example:
“Welcome to the Domain...” appears.
• When an unspecified variable name is part of onscreen text, the variable name is in
parenthesis in the normal font, and the rest is in the screen display font.
Example:
“The domain: (server name) has been added”
• References to keys on the SONOS system or PC keyboard show the name of the key in a
box.
Example:
Press Return .
• The word “press,” as in the above example, refers to keys on a keyboard.
• The words “click” and “select” refer to onscreen controls using the mouse or trackball.
• The word “tap” refers to touch screen controls.
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IDI Completion Checklist
The checklist below outlines the steps to install and configure an IDI in a SONOS 5500 or
4500 ultrasound system. Each step is described in greater detail on the indicated pages.
Install IDI Equipment in SONOS 5500 or 4500 system (page 5)
IDI CPU
IDI Disk Drive
Connect IDI cabling to SONOS system (page 6)
SCSI
LAN
Power Cords
Install new shelf tray (page 7)
Complete the IDI Network Installation Worksheet (Appendix A at the back of this manual)
Update the IDI Software, if necessary (page 81)
Configure IDI and SONOS for network communication
Set up IDI using pcAnywhere (page 10)
Configure IDI for network communication (page 14)
Configure IDI for output to:
• DICOM (page 24)
or
• EnConcert (page 62)
NOTE In Rev. C, all SONOS DICOM options must be disabled for output to EnConcert.
Configure SONOS for output to:

• DICOM Storage (page 39)
and / or
• Advanced DICOM set (page 48)
and / or
• DICOM Print (page 55)
or
Configure the pcAnywhere Remote Control Network Connection Settings (page 71)
Use the RST Registry utility to back up the customer’s IDI configuration (page 73)
Perform required testing and verification (page 95)
Troubleshoot, if necessary (page 111)
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2 Installation
Installation
The 77471A/B Integrated Digital Interface can be installed in the SONOS 5500 system or the
SONOS 4500 system. Install both components of the IDI on the bottom shelf of the SONOS
system, following the installation procedures below.
NOTE When upgrading Rev. B SONOS systems for use with IDI, remove the fuse from the processor
graphics board. See HSG Service Note M2424A-043 for complete instructions.
Installation Checklist
Unplug the SONOS system.
Remove the rear door.
Set the IDI’s back panel switches.
Strap the CPU and external hard drive to the shelf.
Connect the cables.
Install the storage tray or bin.
Install the rear door.
Configure the IDI
Initialize the IDI hard disk.
Note that one SCSI cable runs from the IDI up to the SONOS MOD/Floppy Drive box, and
another SCSI cable returns from this box to the SCSI port on the SONOS E-Box Rear I/O
Panel. A LAN cable runs from the IDI up to the inner side of the System
I/O Panel.
CAUTION Install the IDI unit on the bottom shelf of the Ultrasound system. The IDI will
overheat if installed on the top shelf.
For proper cooling, the rear of the CPU must face the front of the SONOS
system.
In the procedures below, the right side is the side of the system where the trackball is mounted.
1 Power down and unplug the SONOS system.
2 Remove the rear door.
3 Set the CPU voltage selector switch to 115 V. (See Figure 1 on page 6 for the location of the
switch.)
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Installation
Installation
Voltage selector
switch
115V
2
115V
Figure 1. Voltage Selector Switch
4 Put the IDI units in place and strap them to the shelf:
a. Place the CPU on the right side of the peripheral shelf, over the two back rows of slots,
with its front facing the rear of the system.
b. Place the hard drive unit on the left side of the shelf, with its front toward the front of
the system.
c. Position the two gray straps with their buckles on top of the CPU, aligned with the two
back rows of shelf slots (plastic guards down).
d. Thread the free ends of the straps down the side of the CPU, through the third slot
from the right side in each row of shelf slots.
e. Pull each strap straight across underneath the shelf and up through the second slot from
the left side in each row.
f. Pull the straps up and across the top of the hard drive unit and down into the eighth slot
from the left in each row.
g. Thread both straps back up through the ninth slot from the left, and pull the straps up
to meet the buckles.
h. Buckle and tighten the straps.
5 Connect the cabling as shown in Figure 2:
a. Connect the short SCSI cable from the CPU’s SCSI port to the hard drive’s top SCSI
port. Close the latches on the SCSI port.
b. Connect the long SCSI cable from the hard drive unit’s bottom SCSI port to the open
SCSI port on the MOD/Floppy Drive box.
To access the back of the MOD/Floppy Drive box, loosen the screws underneath the
front handle and pull the handle up and forward 1 or 2 inches, then pull the MOD/
Floppy Drive box forward.
c. Connect the white internal LAN cable to the CPU’s LAN port.
d. Connect an external LAN cable (customer-provided) to the SONOS system’s external
LAN port on the I/O panel.
e. Connect power cables from the IDI units’ AC IN sockets to the power strip in the cart.
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Installation
Installation
Power Cable Power Cable

(to Internal Power Strip (to Internal Power Strip
120VAC Isolated) 120VAC Isolated)
IDI Disk Drive IDI CPU
Short SCSI
Cable
Between
Disk Drive/CPU
CPU LAN port

(From Internal LAN)
Long SCSI
(to MOD/Floppy Drive
next to Power Cable)
SCSI Cable to SONOS E-Box Rear I/O Panel
Power Cable
(to Internal Power Supply)
MOD/Floppy Drive
Figure 2. IDI Cabling Diagram
6 Arrange the cables as shown in Figure 3. Route the SCSI cable through the top access hole
and behind the shelves, up behind the system I/O panel to the port next to the MOD/floppy
drive power supply cable.Cable Routing
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Figure 3. Cable Routing
7 Install the storage tray or bin on the shelf in front of the IDI (see Figure 4):
a. Adjust the bin’s back piece up or down to fit the shelf by removing the wing nuts from
the back. The top edge of the back piece should be about one inch below the upper shelf
(for airflow). Attach the back piece into its lower, middle, or upper position to provide
proper clearance between the shelves, and tighten the wing nuts.
b. Install the bin assembly by removing the wing nuts from the bottom piece, pulling out
the shelf, and placing it in front of the IDI. The painted surface should face out, the
front lip will be flush with the edge of the shelf, and the embedded screws will fit
through the front row of slots. Reattach the wing nuts from below the shelf.
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Figure 4. Installing the Bin
8 Install the rear door of the SONOS system and slide the shelf into place.
9 Initialize the IDI hard disk, using the “Initializing the Hard Disk” procedure that follows.
Initializing the Hard Disk

After installing, upgrading, or replacing a hard drive, you must initialize the hard disk, using
SONOS. Initializing the IDI hard disk using SONOS formats the disk as two GB for Rev B.x,
or as four GB for Rev. C.
To initialize the disk using SONOS:
1 On the left touch panel, tap Disk.
2 Tap Init Disk.
3 In the dialog box that appears, select Hard Disk, OK, and press Enter .
4 In the dialog box that appears, confirm that you want to initialize the disk by selecting OK
and pressing Enter .
NOTE The IDI software revision level must match the SONOS software revision level.
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Overview
Both the IDI and SONOS system must be configured for the customer’s use. All configuration
procedures require information from the Network Installation Worksheet.
IDI configuration
Preparing the IDI for operation involves three tasks:
• Logging on to the IDI from a PC. (page 10)
• Configuring the IDI for network communication. (page 14)
• configuring the IDI for one of two types of output:
• DICOM (page 31)
If a registry backup already exists for the customer, the IDI configuration data can be restored
using the RST Registry backup/restore utility. See “Backing Up the IDI Configuration” on
page 73.
Configuration requires information supplied by the site Network Administrator. This
information must be entered on the Network Installation Worksheet.
NOTE The procedures in this manual cover both Rev B.x and Rev. C, but are primarily directed to
Rev. C. Screen displays for Rev. B.x may differ from those shown in the manual.
Configuring the system using SONOS commands

Each IDI installation requires configuring the ultrasound system and the IDI, using SONOS
system commands entered with the system keyboard. System commands are explained in
Chapter 6, "SONOS System Commands". Configuration also uses information from the
Network Installation Worksheet.
NOTE The NI option must be enabled in the RST Options menu before IDI can be used. For DICOM,
the appropriate options (DP, DS, DM) must also be enabled in the RST Options menu.
NOTE In Rev. C, all SONOS DICOM options must be disabled for IDI to send DSR-TIFF format
images to EnConcert.
Configure the SONOS system for output to:

• EnConcert (see page 60)
or
• DICOM, any or all of the following:
• DICOM Storage (see page 39)
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Logging On to the IDI
• Advanced DICOM, which includes the following:

• DICOM SC (see page 45)
• DICOM MWL (see page 48)
• DICOM MPPS (see page 52)
• DICOM Print (see page 55

To log on to the IDI, it must be connected to input devices and a monitor, either directly, or
through a separate PC.
• Logging on using a separate PC requires a null-modem serial cable, a crossover cable, or a
LAN cable, and the use of the pcAnywhere program.
• Logging on using a keyboard, monitor and mouse directly connected to the IDI does not
require a separate PC or the pcAnywhere program.
Logging on using a keyboard, monitor, and mouse

You can log on to the IDI by connecting a keyboard, a monitor, and a mouse (KMM) to it. This
method does not require pcAnywhere.
Logging on using a separate PC

Connect the IDI and PC
When using a PC to log on to the IDI, the PC and IDI must be connected by a serial cable, a
LAN cable, or a crossover cable.
Preferred method: Connect using a serial cable

1 Connect a 9-pin NULL Modem cable or a File Transfer serial cable to the serial port on the
PC.
2 Connect the other end of the cable to the Serial A port on the IDI (a male 9 pin connector
on the back of the CPU).
IDI’s Serial A port may have a protective gender-changing connector that must be
removed.
Optional method: Connect using a LAN cable

1 Connect a LAN cable to the PC’s network connector.
2 Connect the other end of the cable to an available hub on the customer’s LAN network.
The IDI should already be connected to the LAN network.
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3 Input an IP address.
Detailed steps to perform this procedure are at the end of this chapter. See “Configuring the
pcAnywhere Connection on a PC” on page 71.
Optional method: Connect using a crossover cable
NOTE You cannot join a domain while using a crossover cable, but the method is useful for
troubleshooting.
To connect the IDI and a PC using a crossover cable:

1 Connect a crossover cable to the PC’s network connector.
2 Connect the other end of the crossover cable to the IDI’s network connector.
Log on to the IDI using pcAnywhere

When the IDI and PC are connected, you can log on to IDI from the PC:
1 Turn on the PC, then turn on the SONOS system.
Wait for the IDI to finish booting up.
2 Log on to the PC.
3 Click Start, Programs, and Symantec pcAnywhere.
The pcAnywhere program launches.

4 Click the Remote Control button on the pcAnywhere toolbar.
5 Double-click either:
• The Direct icon for a serial connection
or
• The Network icon for a LAN connection
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pcAnywhere establishes a connection with IDI and displays a Begin Logon message.
pcAnywhere
tool bar
CAD button
Figure 5. CAD Button for Logon
NOTE Although the Begin Logon message box says “Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to log on,” DO NOT
press Ctrl-Alt-Del. Doing so will not log you on.
Log on by clicking the CAD button on the pcAnywhere toolbar. Clicking the CAD button
sends the appropriate command to the IDI.
6 Log on to the IDI by clicking the CAD button on the pcAnywhere toolbar (see Figure 5).
7 In the Logon Information dialog box, type DUNEUSER (all capital letters) in both the User
name and Password fields, and click OK.
NOTE Always log on as DUNEUSER or DOMAIN/DUNEUSER. If you log on as something else,

the system may not automatically send studies when used for portable exams.
Installing the IDI software using the ghost image process automatically loads the DUNEUSER
and Administrator accounts.
Figure 6. Logon Information Dialog Box
NOTE If an error message indicates an unsuccessful logon, press Caps Lock and type DUNEUSER
in the User name: and Password: fields again.
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8 If only one Start menu task bar appears at the bottom of the pcAnywhere window, click the
Resizing button on the pcAnywhere menu bar, then click the Screen scaling button on the
pcAnywhere toolbar (see Figure 7).
Resizing
button
Screen
scaling
button
Figure 7. Resizing and Screen Scaling Buttons

The PC displays two Start menu task bars (see Figure 8):
• The task bar in the pcAnywhere window is the IDI’s Start menu bar, which is used for the
rest of this configuration procedure.
• The lower bar is the PC’s Start menu bar.
IDI start
menu
task bar
PC start
menu
task bar
Figure 8. IDI and PC Start Menu Task Bars
NOTE You must have a pcAnywhere user account for full control of its features. For more
information about using pcAnywhere, refer to your pcAnywhere user documentation.
- - - - End of “Logging On to the IDI”; proceed to “Configuring IDI For Network

Communication” on page 14
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Configuring IDI For Network Communication

To communicate with a server, the IDI must be configured for network communication, then
configured for either DICOM or EnConcert servers.
Configure IDI for network communication

All of the values and settings in these procedures are taken from the Network Installation
Worksheet. You must be logged on to the IDI from a PC, or with a keyboard, monitor, and
mouse connected to the IDI, to perform these procedures. (See“Log on to the IDI using
pcAnywhere” on page 11.)
Configuring the IDI for network communication is a typical networking procedure. For help
with networking problems or advanced network configurations, refer to the Microsoft
Knowledge Base.
NOTE All EnConcert installations use a domain, while most DICOM installations use a workgroup.
Network configuration checklist

Change the IDI’s computer name (page 14)
Enter the IP configuration for a DHCP server (page 15)
Configure the static IP address (page 16)
Join a Windows NT domain (page 17)
or Join a Windows workgroup (page 18)
Configure the domain name system (DNS) (if applicable) (page 18)
Configure the Windows internet name service (WINS) (if applicable) (page 19)
Configure the LMHOSTS file (If applicable) (page 20)
Set the IDI clock (page 20)
Restart the IDI to enable the configurations (page 20)
Configure the network adaptor card for best performance (if needed) (page 21)
Verify the network connection (page 23)
Set the SONOS system clock to the local date and time (page 23)
Change the IDI’s computer name

Refer to Part 3, “IDI Configurations” of the Network Installation Worksheet. The IDI’s
computer is identified by a computer name, and sometimes a workgroup or domain name
(depending on the type of network). The IDI’s computer name must be unique on the network.
To change the IDI’s computer name:
1 In the IDI Start menu task bar, click Start, Settings, then Control Panel.
2 Double-click the Network icon.
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Figure 9. Choosing the Network Control Panel

3 Choose the Identification tab, and click Change...
Figure 10. Network Dialog Box

4 Enter the computer’s new name (from the worksheet, less than 16 characters).
5 Click OK to enter the new name.
A message appears:
The computer name has been successfully changed...
The change will not take effect until the computer is restarted.
6 Click OK to close the message box. (You will restart the IDI later).
NOTE The IDI uses an IP address either obtained from a DHCP server, or manually entered now.
Refer to the Network Installation Worksheet for the required configurations, and complete the
applicable steps.
Enter the IP configuration for a DHCP server

1 Open the Network control panel.
2 Click the Protocols tab
3 Double-click TCP/IP.
4 Enter the specific IP address and subnet or select Obtain IP Address from a DHCP Server.
5 Click OK to close the dialog box.
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Configure the static IP address

Refer to Part 2, “Network Configurations” in the Network Installation Worksheet.
1 In the Network dialog box, choose the Protocols tab, highlight TCP/IP Protocol and click
Properties.
Figure 11. Choosing TCP/IP Properties

2 Click the IP Address tab, and select Specify an IP Address.
Figure 12. TCP/IP Properties Window

3 Type the IP address and Subnet Mask of the IDI computer from the worksheet in the
appropriate fields.
4 Type the IP address of the Default Gateway from the worksheet in the appropriate field.
5 Click OK to close the TCP/IP Properties window.
6 Choose the next procedure from the following:
• If the IDI will join a Windows NT domain, proceed with “Join a Windows NT domain”
on page 17.
or
• If the IDI will join a Windows workgroup, skip to “Join a Windows workgroup”on
page 18.
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Join a Windows NT domain

Refer to Part 2, “Network Configurations” of the Network Installation Worksheet.
NOTE If the IDI and a PC are connected with a crossover cable, you cannot join a domain.
1 In the Network dialog box, choose the Identification tab and click Change... (see Figure 10
on page 15)
2 In the Member of area, choose Domain, erase the default setting, and type the Windows NT
domain name in the Domain field.
Figure 13. Domain Name Field

3 Click Create a Computer Account in the Domain.
Figure 14. Creating an Account

4 Type the Windows NT domain user name and password supplied by the site Administrator
in the appropriate fields. Click OK.
5 Click OK to close the Identification Changes dialog box.
6 Click OK to close the Welcome dialog box.
7 Restart Windows NT.
8 Skip to “Configure the domain name system (DNS) (if applicable)” on page 18, or
“Configure the Windows internet name service (WINS) (if applicable)” on page 19, as
required.
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Join a Windows workgroup

1 In The Network dialog box, choose the Identification tab, and click Change...
2 In the Member of area, select Workgroup, erase the default setting, and enter the exact
name of the workgroup.
Figure 15. Changing Workgroup Name

3 Click OK to close the Identification Changes dialog box, then click OK to close the
Welcome to the Workgroup dialog box.
Configure the domain name system (DNS) (if applicable)

Refer to Part 2, “Network Configurations” in the Network Installation Worksheet. If the IDI
will use DNS, proceed with steps 1 through 6 below:
Properties.
Figure 16. Choosing TCP/IP Properties

2 Choose the DNS tab.
Figure 17. DNS Dialog Box
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3 Type the Domain Name in the appropriate field.

4 Under DNS Service Search order, choose Add and type the DNS Server’s IP address in the
appropriate field.
Figure 18. Adding a DNS Server

5 Repeat step 4 to add any other DNS Server IP addresses.
A maximum of three DNS Server IP addresses can be added.
6 Click OK to close the dialog box.
Configure the Windows internet name service (WINS) (if applicable)

If the IDI will use WINS, proceed with steps 1 through 7 below:
Properties.
2 Choose the WINS Address tab.
Figure 19. TCP/IP WINS Dialog Box

3 Type the IP address of the Primary WINS Server in the appropriate field.
4 If a Secondary WINS Server is available, type its IP address in the appropriate field.
5 If you configured DNS, choose Enable DNS for Windows Resolution; otherwise, leave this
unchecked.
6 If a Scope ID is available, type it in the appropriate field.
7 Click OK to close the TCP/IP dialog box.
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Configure the LMHOSTS file (If applicable)

Refer to Part 2, “Network Configurations” in the Network Installation Worksheet. If the IDI
will use a local LMHOSTS file, complete steps 1 through 3.
To configure the LMHOSTS file:
Properties.
2 Choose the WINS Address tab.
3 Select Enable LMHOSTS Lookup.
4 Click Import LMHOSTS and import the LMHOSTS file specified by the site network
administrator (the filename should be LMHOSTS).
5 After importing the file, click OK to close the WINS dialog box.
NOTE The IDI requires that its clock be reasonably synchronized with the SONOS system clock.
Both clocks must be checked or set during the IDI installation.
Set the IDI clock

1 In the IDI Start menu bar, click Start, Settings, and Control Panel.
2 Double-click the Date/Time icon.
3 Click the Time Zone tab. Make sure Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving changes
is checked.
4 Click the Time Zone’s list menu and select the local time zone.
5 Click the Date & Time tab and set the Month, Year, Date, and Time to the local date and
time.
6 Click OK to close the Date/Time control panel.
Restart the IDI to enable the configurations

1 Close all dialog boxes and restart the IDI by clicking Yes in the Restart computer now?
box.
PcANYWHERE logs off.
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Configure the network adaptor card for best performance (if needed)
NOTE The default settings of AutoDetect for Duplex and Speed may not be appropriate for the
network. Consult the network Administrator for the best configuration.
1 Click Start, Settings, and Control Panel.
Figure 20. Opening the Control Panel Window

The Control Panel window opens.
Figure 21. Control Panel Window
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2 Double-click the Network icon.

The Network window opens.
Figure 22. Network Window

3 Click the Adapters tab, then Properties.
The Intel(R) ProSet window opens.
Figure 23. Intel(R) ProSet Window

4 Click the Advanced tab, and configure the optimum Setting and Value for Duplex and
Speed (from the Installation Worksheet).
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Verify the network connection

1 Click Start and Run.
The Run dialog box opens.
2 Type cmd and click OK to access DOS.

3 At the C:\ prompt, type PING (IP address), where (IP address) is the IP address of the
server you are connecting to.
4 Verify that the connection is successful.
5 Type C:\ PING (server name).
6 Verify that the connection is successful.
NOTE The IDI requires that its clock be reasonably synchronized with the SONOS system clock.
Both clocks must be checked or set during the IDI installation.
Set the SONOS system clock to the local date and time
1 Press Setup .
2 On the right touch screen, tap SYSTEM.
3 Use the HOUR and MINUTE rotary controls to set the SONOS clock to the same time as the
IDI clock. (See “Set the IDI clock” on page 20.)
- - - - End of “Configuring IDI For Network Communication”. Proceed to either:
“Configuring for DICOM” on page 24, or “Configuring For EnConcert” on
page 60.
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Configuring for DICOM

Both the IDI and the SONOS system must be configured for communication with a DICOM
server. Complete “Configuring IDI For Network Communication” on page 14 before
beginning these procedures.
This section contains separate sections for configuring Revision B.x and for configuring
Revision C, on the following pages:
• Configure IDI Rev. C for DICOM (page 24)
• Configure IDI Rev. B.x for DICOM (page 31)
NOTE The IDI Rev. C is configured for DSR at the factory; it must be reconfigured with the
procedures below before use with DICOM.
IDI Rev. B.x is configured for DICOM at the factory, but if the IDI has been used for
EnConcert, it must be reconfigured with the procedures below before use with DICOM.
Configure IDI Rev. C systems for DICOM

Configuring IDI Rev. C for DICOM checklist
Change the network format (page 25)
Log on to IDI (page 25)
Disable AutoExNT (page 26)
Set up the IDI_DICOM service (page 27)
Confirm that the DUNEUSER account has local administrator status (page 29)
Verify the server domain (page 29)
Change the IDI’s AE title (Application Entity title) (page 30)
Log on as a different user (page 30)
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Change the network format

IDI Rev. C is configured for DSR communication at the factory. You must change the Network
format setting from DSR to DICOM and reboot the system before setting the server name.
1 Press Test .
The SONOS system displays the Test Menu on its monitor.
Test Menu
System : CV03D75SF
Run Basic Test
Serial No. : 9708A09108
Run Extended Basic Doppler : Present
Key Processor Study Manager : Present 1G
Video : RS 170 US
Scan Converter Stripchart : Absent
Scanner VCR : AG-MD835/30
Color Printer : UP-2950
Other Tests & Utilities
B/W Printer : Up-895
Test Setup DSR/MOD : Present
Run Time Error Log Network Intr. : DICOM S M P
AQ : Absent
System Information Color Kinesis : Absent
Remote Service Mode Physios : Extended
Localize Code : ABA USA
RST Error Log
Name Part Number Rev.
To return to Imaging mode,
KP 77100-1xxxx TCVC0
press Test key
BE 77100-1xxxx TCVC0
Figure 24. Test Menu

2 Select Other Tests & Utilities, and press Enter .
The Other Tests and Utilities screen displays.
3 Select Network Utility, and press Enter .
The Network Utility Summary screen displays.
4 On the command line, type NETWORK, a space, and DICOM, then press Enter .
5 Cycle the system power off, then on, and wait for the IDI to finish booting up.
The SONOS system is set to use DICOM communication protocol.
Log on to IDI
Refer to “Log on to the IDI using pcAnywhere” on page 11.
User name: DUNEUSER
Password: DUNEUSER
Domain: (workgroup or domain name)
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Disable AutoExNT
1 Click Start, Settings, then Control Panel.
Figure 25. Selecting the Services Control Panel

2 Double-click the Services icon.
The Services control panel opens.
Figure 26. Selecting AutoExNT

3 Double-click AutoExNT in the scroll list.
The AutoExNT Service dialog box opens.
Figure 27. AutoExNT Service Dialog Box

4 Check that Disabled is selected in the Startup Type section.
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Set up the IDI_DICOM service
NOTE When powered up, the system checks the Registry to determine whether the DUNE service or
the IDI_DICOM service is used. The first time the network service is changed, a warning
appears:
“Note: SONOS configuration options must match Network format.”
1 Click Start, and select Settings, and Control Panel.


Figure 29. Selecting IDI_DICOM
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3 Double-click IDI_DICOM in the scroll list.

The Service dialog box opens.
Figure 30. Service Dialog Box

4 Check that Automatic is selected in the Startup Type section.
5 In the Log On As: section, click the ellipsis (... - see Figure 31).
Figure 31. Opening the Add User Dialog Box

The Add User dialog box opens.
6 Click the List Names From: list menu. (See Figure 32.)
Figure 32. Opening the Add User Names List

7 In the list, click the local PC name.
8 In the Names area, click DUNEUSER.
9 Click Add.
“DUNEUSER” displays in the Add Name: box.
10 Click OK to close the Add User dialog box.

The IDI-DICOM Service dialog box reappears.
11 In the Log On As: area, Check that This Account is selected and that “DUNEUSER” appears
in the field.
12 Double-click the Password field to highlight it, and type DUNEUSER (all capital letters).
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13 Press Tab , and type DUNEUSER again to confirm the new password.
14 Click OK to close the IDI-DICOM Service dialog box.
“The account DUNEUSER has been granted the Log On As A Service right” appears.
15 Click OK. Click Close to close the Services control panel.

16 Close the Control Panel window.
Confirm that the DUNEUSER account has local administrator status

Revision C automatically gives the DUNEUSER account local administrator status when
installed. You can confirm that the account has administrator status using the procedure “Give
the DUNEUSER account local administrator status” on page 34.
Verify the server domain

1 Press Test .
The Test Menu displays
2 Select Other Tests & Utilities and press Enter .
3 Select Network Utility and press Enter .
NETWORK UTILITY SUMMARY SCREEN

================================
PC NAME: IDI’s PC Name)
Domain Name: (From worksheet)
IP ADDRESS: 192.168.10.10/255.255.255.0 (Example is value as shipped)
AE Title: IDI_(IDI’s PC Name)
DICOM Store: asw (Available)
DICOM Storage Commit: store Available)
BW Printer: BW DryStar (Available)
COLOR Printer: COLOR Codonics (Available)
DICOM MWL: ris (Available)
DICOM MPPS: ris (Available)
BEEPS: BEEPS are On, DEBUG BEEPS are OFF
IDI S/W Ver: 77471-11020 (Date and time of software release)
PC BIOS Ver: 4/19/99
Figure 33. Network Utility Summary Screen

Values are examples. See “DICOM summary information” on page 108.
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Change the IDI’s AE title (Application Entity title)

Refer to Part 3, “IDI Configurations” of the Network Installation Worksheet. The default IDI’s
AE title is IDI_PCNAME.
If the worksheet calls for another AE title, perform steps 1 and 2 below.
1 Press Test , select Other Tests & Utilities, and press Enter .
3 On the command line, type AETITLE, followed by a space and the IDI’s AE title from the
worksheet.
Example: AETITLE IDI_4682
NOTE The AE title is case sensitive; enter it exactly as shown on the Network Installation Worksheet.
4 Press Enter .
“AETITLE set to...” appears.
To correct a mistake, repeat steps 1 and 2 to add the IDI AE title; the new name
automatically replaces the old name.
Changes take effect after you reboot the system.
Log on as a different user

1 Click Start and select Shut Down. Select Close all programs and log on as a different
user.
2 Press Enter .
3 When the IDI restarts, log on as:
User name: DUNEUSER
Password: DUNEUSER
Workgroup or Domain: (workgroup or domain name)
- - - - End of “Configure IDI Rev. C systems for DICOM”. Proceed to “Configuring

IDI for DICOM Storage” on page 39, “Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage
Commit” on page 45, “Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality Worklist” on
page 48, “Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality Perform Procedure Step” on
page 52, or “Configuring for DICOM Print” on page 55, as required.
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Configure IDI Rev. B.x systems for DICOM

This section explains how to configure Rev. B.x IDI systems for DICOM communications.
Configuring IDI Rev. B.x for DICOM checklist

Set up the AutoExNT service for DICOM (page 31)
Give the DUNEUSER account local administrator status (page 34)
Change the network format (if necessary) (page 36)
Change the IDI’s AE title (Application Entity title) (page 37)
Log on as a different user (page 38).
Log on to IDI
User name: DUNEUSER
Password: DUNEUSER
Domain: (domain name)
Set up the AutoExNT service for DICOM

1 Click Start, Settings, then Control Panel.
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5 In the Log On As: section, click the ellipsis (... - see Figure 37).

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6 Click the List Names From: list menu. (See Figure 38.)

7 In the list, click the local PC name.
9 Click Add.
“DUNEUSER” displays in the Add Name: box.

The AutoExNT Service dialog box reappears.
11 In the Log On As: area, Check that This Account is selected and that “DUNEUSER” appears
in the field.
12 Double-click the Password field to highlight it, and type DUNEUSER (all capital letters).
14 Click OK to close the AutoExNT Service dialog box.
"The account DUNEUSER has been granted the Log On As A Service right" appears.

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Give the DUNEUSER account local administrator status

Installing IDI software using the ghost image process automatically gives the DUNEUSER
account administrator status. You can use the following procedure to confirm that the account
has administrator status.
Complete the following procedure to give the DUNEUSER account administrator status:
1 In the Start Menu task bar, click Start, Programs, Administrative Tools, and User
Manager.
Figure 39. Opening User Manager

The User Manager window opens.
Figure 40. User Manager Window

2 Under Groups, double-click Administrators.
The Local Group Properties dialog box opens.
Figure 41. Local Group Properties Dialog Box
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3 Click Add.
The Add Users and Groups window appears.
4 Click the List Names From: list menu (see Figure 42.)
Figure 42. Add Users and Groups Dialog Box

5 Click the local PC name.
6 In the Names: area, click DUNEUSER.
Note that the list may not be in alphabetical order.
Figure 43. Adding the DUNEUSER Account to Administrator List

7 Click Add.
“DUNEUSER” appears in the Add Names box in the lower portion of the window.
8 Click OK to close the Add Users and Groups dialog box.
NOTE Check that “DUNEUSER” is listed in the Members box.
9 Click OK to close the Local Group Properties box.

10 Close the User Manager control panel.
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Change the network format (if necessary)

If the IDI was previously used as an EnConcert client, you must change the Network format
setting from DSR to DICOM and reboot the system before setting the server name.
1 Press Test .
Test Menu
System : CV03D75SF
Run Basic Test
Serial No. : 9708A09108
Video : RS 170 US
AQ : Absent
RST Error Log
press Test key

4 On the command line, type NETWORK, a space, and DICOM, then press Enter .
5 Cycle the system power off, then on, and wait for the IDI to finish booting up.
The SONOS system is set to use DICOM communication protocol.
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1 Press Test .
The Test Menu displays.

================================

Values are examples. See “DICOM summary information” on page 108.
Change the IDI’s AE title (Application Entity title)

Refer to Part 3, “IDI Configurations” of the Network Installation Worksheet. The default IDI’s
AE title is IDI_PCNAME.
If the worksheet calls for another AE title, perform steps 1 and 2 below.
1 Press Test , select Other Tests & Utilities, and press Enter .
2 On the command line, type AETITLE, followed by a space and the IDI’s AE title from the
worksheet.
Example: AETITLE IDI_4682
3 Press Enter .
“AETITLE set to...” appears.
To correct a mistake, repeat steps 1and 2 to add the IDI AE title; the new name
automatically replaces the old name.
Changes take effect after you reboot the system.
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1 Click Start and Shut Down. Select Close all programs and log on as a different user.
2 Log on as:
User name: DUNEUSER
Password: DUNEUSER
Workgroup or Domain: (workgroup or domain name)
- - - - End of “Configure IDI Rev. B.x systems for DICOM”. Proceed to “Configuring
IDI for DICOM Storage” on page 39 or “Configuring for DICOM Print” on
page 55, as required.
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Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage

The procedure below configures the IDI (both Rev B.x and Rev. C) to send captured images to
a DICOM storage server. All values and settings are from the Network Installation Worksheet.
Complete “Configuring for DICOM” on page 24 before beginning this procedure.
In “DICOM SCP,” SCP stands for Service Class Provider.
Using commands
When entering commands, you can use abbreviated commands by typing the first letters that
are unique to the command.
To display detailed information about a command, including its expected syntax, use Help:
1 Type H, followed by the command, and press Enter .
Checklist for DICOM Storage configuration

Confirm DICOM services (page 40)
Open the Network Utility Summary screen (page 41)
Enter the client’s DICOM storage SCP server information (page 41)
Correct errors in the server information (page 42)
Enter the institution name (Rev. B.x only) (page 42)
Choose the DICOM Storage SCP server (page 43)
Send the Verify Server command (page 43)
Verify entries on the Summary screen (page 43)
Set the image compression (page 43)
Exit Test mode and test communication (page 44)
NOTE The NI (Network Interface) and DS (DICOM Store) options must be enabled in the SONOS
RST menu.
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Confirm DICOM services

1 Press Test .
Test Menu
System : CV03D75SF
Run Basic Test
Serial No. : 9708A09108
Video : RS 170 US
AQ : Absent
RST Error Log
press Test key

2 Verify that Network Intr.: is set to DICOM, with one or all of S, M, or P after DICOM.
(S stands for DICOM Store, M stands for Advanced DICOM, and P stands for DICOM
Print.)
If the required options do not display, you must install them.
NOTE If there are untransferred studies on the hard drive, you may have to flush the queue. See
“FLUSHQUEUE” on page 99.
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Open the Network Utility Summary screen

1 Cycle the power of the ultrasound system off and on, and wait for the IDI to finish booting
up (up to four minutes).
As the IDI boots, it beeps.
2 Press Test .
The Network Utility Summary screen appears.

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IP ADDRESS: 192.168.10.10 (Example is value as shipped)
DICOM Storage Commit: store (Available)
Figure 47. Typical Network Utility Summary Screen
NOTE Values are examples, and depend on configuration; most can be found on the Network
Installation Worksheet.
Enter the client’s DICOM storage SCP server information

Refer to Part 4, “DICOM Storage Configuration” in the Network Installation Worksheet.
NOTE The DICOM SCP server may already be configured. If it is, proceed to “Choose the DICOM
Storage SCP server” on page 43. (For Rev. B.x, proceed to “Enter the institution name (Rev.
B.x only)” on page 42.)
1 Use the trackball to place the cursor in the command line, and type ADDSERVER followed
by a space.
2 On the same line, type a label for the client’s storage SCP server, followed by a space.
This label is used to associate an alias name to the client’s storage SCP server; any
combination of alphanumeric characters is OK.
3 On the same line, type the SCP server’s host name (network name) or IP address, followed
by a space.
4 On the same line, type the SCP server’s port number, followed by a space.
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5 On the same line, type the SCP server’s AE title (Application Entity title.
The SCP server’s AE title is case sensitive; enter it exactly as shown on the Network
NOTE If the network response is slow, for example if the Internet is used as the network, you may
have to enter a response timeout value. This is not usually necessary, as the default timeout
works well unless communications are very slow.
6 To enter a response timeout value:

• If the storage SCP server’s response timeout value is available, type the value in seconds
on the same line. Press Enter .
or
• If the storage SCP server’s response timeout is not available, press Enter .
The system uses a 30-minute default response timeout.
“ADDSERVER <(label)> added” appears at the top of the screen.
7 To verify that the server is added correctly, type LISTSERVERS in the command line and
press Enter .
The newly added server appears in the Listserver screen.
Example: ADDSERVER ASW 192.168.10.40 104 Store_AE 120
Correct errors in the server information

If the server name or other information does not appear on the Listserver screen as you expect,
you must delete the incorrect server definition and replace it with the desired server definition.
To replace a server:
1 From the Listserver screen, find the label of the server that you want to remove.
2 On the command line, type DELSERVER followed by a space and the label of the server
that you want to remove. Press Enter .
3 Repeat “Enter the client’s DICOM storage SCP server information” on page 41 to correctly
add the server.
Enter the institution name (Rev. B.x only)

The following procedure is for Rev. B.x systems only. Rev. C.0 automatically loads the
institution name from the value entered on SONOS.
1 On the command line, type INSTITUTION, followed by a space and the institution name
(from the installation worksheet).
2 Press Enter .
"INSTITUTION set to..." appears at the top of the screen.
To correct a mistake, repeat step 1 to add the institution’s name; the new name
automatically replaces the old name. Changes take effect after you reboot the system.
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Choose the DICOM Storage SCP server

Configure the DICOM server you want the IDI to send image files to:
1 On the command line, type SERVER, followed by a space and the label of the server to
receive image files from the IDI.
This is the label entered in “Enter the client’s DICOM storage SCP server information” on
page 41. The LISTSERVERS command displays the available server labels.
NOTE Entering NONE for the server label disables network storage.
2 Press Enter .
the following message appears:
Storage server set to:
store
Send the Verify Server command

1 In the Summary screen, type VERIFYSERVER in the command line, followed by a space.
2 Type the server label, then press Enter .
The system verifies communication with the server.
Verify entries on the Summary screen

1 Highlight the command line, type SUMMARY, and press Enter .
2 If any of the summary information is wrong, correct it using the relevant part of this
procedure.
Set the image compression

Refer to section 4c of the Network Installation Worksheet to find the image compression
schemes for still and loop images. If none are listed, use JPEG.
1 In the command line, type COMPRESSION, a space, STILL, a space, and the compression
type. (See COMPRESSION on page 99.)
2 Press Enter .
3 In the command line, type COMPRESSION, a space, LOOP, a space, and the compression
type.
Example: COMPRESSION LOOP JPEG 75
4 Press Enter .
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Exit Test mode and test communication

1 Press Test to return to imaging mode.
2 Send a test image from IDI to the client’s DICOM SCP server, and verify that the image is
sent correctly.
3 For Rev. C, use the Study Status command to verify successful transfer.
- - - - End of “Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage”. Proceed to the sections

“Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage Commit” on page 45, “Configuring IDI
for DICOM Modality Worklist” on page 48, “Configuring IDI for DICOM
Modality Perform Procedure Step” on page 52, or “Configuring for DICOM
Print” on page 55, as required.
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Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage Commit

The following procedures configure the IDI to use DICOM storage commitment (SCU). All
values and settings are from the Network Installation Worksheet. Complete “Configure IDI
Rev. C systems for DICOM” on page 24 before beginning this procedure.
NOTE This service is part of Revision C; earlier versions of the IDI software do not support DICOM
Storage Commit.
Checklist for DICOM SC configuration

Enter the Client’s DICOM SC server Information (page 45)
Choose the DICOM SC Server (page 46)
NOTE The NI (Network Interface), DM (Advanced DICOM), and DS (DICOM Store) options must
be enabled in the SONOS RST menu.
Enter the Client’s DICOM SC server Information

Refer to Part 5, “DICOM Storage Commit Configuration” in the Network Installation
Worksheet.
NOTE The DICOM Storage Commit server label may already be configured. If it is, proceed to
“Choose the DICOM SC Server” on page 46.
by a space.
2 On the same line, type a label for the client’s Storage Commit server, followed by a space.
This label is used to associate an alias name to the client’s SCP server; any combination of
alphanumeric characters is OK.
3 On the same line, type the SCP server’s Host Name (Network Name) or IP address,
followed by a space.
4 On the same line, type the SCP server’s Port Number, followed by a space.
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works well unless communications are very slow.

• If the SCP storage commit server’s response timeout value is available, type value in
seconds on the same line. Press Enter .
or
• If the SCP storage commit server’s response timeout is not available, press Enter .
The system uses a default response timeout.
press Enter .
Example: ADDSERVER ASW 192.168.10.40 104 Store_AE 120

If the server information does not appear on the Listserver screen as you expected, you must
delete the incorrect server and replace it with the desired server.
3 Repeat “Checklist for DICOM SC configuration” on page 45 to correctly add the server.
NOTE The IDI’s AE title was configured in “Change the IDI’s AE title (Application Entity title)” on
page 30. You do not need to repeat the configuration.
Choose the DICOM SC Server

1 On the command line, type SCSERVER, followed by a space and the label of the server to
configure. (See SCSERVER on page 107).
This is the label entered in “Enter the Client’s DICOM SC server Information” on page 45.
The LISTSERVERS command displays the available server labels.
Example: SCSERVER (server label)
NOTE Entering NONE for the server label disables Storage Commitment.
2 Press Enter .
The following message appears:
Storage Commit server set to:
store
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procedure.

2 Send a test image from IDI to the client’s DICOM Storage server, and verify that the image
is sent correctly.
3 From the Network Utility Summary screen, send the STUDYSTATUS command (see
STUDYSTATUS on page 108), and verify that the storage commit response is set correctly
for the study.
NOTE Depending on the SCP’s properties, Storage Commit response may be delayed for periods as
long as several days.
- - - - End of “Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage Commit”. Proceed to the sections
“Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage” on page 39,“Configuring IDI for
DICOM Modality Worklist” on page 48, “Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality
Perform Procedure Step” on page 52, or “Configuring for DICOM Print” on
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Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality Worklist

The following procedures configure the IDI to perform DICOM Modality Worklist (MWL)
functions. All values and settings are from the Network Installation Worksheet. Complete
“Configure IDI Rev. C systems for DICOM” on page 24 before beginning this procedure.
Modality Worklist.
Checklist for DICOM MWL configuration

Enter the client’s DICOM MWL server information (page 48)
Choose the DICOM MWL server (page 49)
Set the MWL Poll frequency (page 50)
Set constraints for MWL queries (page 50)
NOTE The NI (Network Interface) and DM (Advanced DICOM) options must be enabled in the
SONOS RST menu.
Enter the client’s DICOM MWL server information

Refer to Part 6, “DICOM Modality Worklist Configuration” in the Network Installation
Worksheet.
by a space.
2 On the same line, type a label for the client’s MWL server, followed by a space.
This label is used to associate an alias name to the client’s SCP server; any combination of
alphanumeric characters is OK.
NOTE The DICOM MWL server label may already be configured. If it is, enter the MWLSERVER
command, and proceed to “Set constraints for MWL queries” on page 50. (Also see
“MWLSERVER [serverlabel | NONE]” on page 103).
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works well unless communications are slow.

• If the SCP server’s response timeout value is available, type value in seconds on the same
line. Press Enter .
or
• If the SCP server’s response timeout is not available, press Enter .
The system uses a default response timeout.
press Enter .
Example: ADDSERVER MWL 192.168.10.40 104 MWL_AE 120

If the server information does not appear on the Listserver screen as you expected, you must
delete the incorrect server and replace it with the desired server.
1 On the Listserver screen, find the label of the server that you want to remove.
3 Repeat “Enter the client’s DICOM MWL server information” on page 48 to correctly add
the server.
Choose the DICOM MWL server

1 On the command line, type MWLSERVER, followed by a space and the label of the server
to configure. (See “MWLSERVER [serverlabel | NONE]” on page 103.)
This is the label entered in “Enter the client’s DICOM MWL server information” on
NOTE Entering NONE for the server label disables DICOM MWL functions.
2 Press Enter .
MWL server set to:
ris
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Worklist poller restarted for mwl
Set the MWL Poll frequency

1 On the command line, type MWLPOLL, a space, and the checking frequency from the
installation worksheet. Press Enter . (See MWLPOLL on page 102.)
To disable MWL polling, type MWLPOLL OFF in the command line, and press Enter .
Set constraints for MWL queries

This procedure sets the constraints for MWL queries, as listed in section 6 of the Network
Installation worksheet. (See MWLQUERY on page 102.)
The following table describes the MWLQUERY constraint values, and lists their defaults.
Attribute Value Default

AETITLE DICOM Application Entity Title of this system. No AETITLE restriction
MWL query shows only worklist entries
specifically assigned to this system.
START_DATE TODAY Today
YESTERDAY
LAST n DAYS (n = range from n days ago
until today)
NEXT n DAYS (n = range from today until n
days after today)
n HOURS FROM NOW (n = range from n
hours ago until n hours from now)
MODALITY Specific modality type. US (ultrasound)
STATUS A DICOM enumerated status value, Unconstrained
SCHEDULED or left unconstrained.
Table 1: MWL Query Constraint Values
To set the MWL Query constraints:
NOTE Only settings listed on the Installation Worksheet that differ from the defaults require setting.
1 On the Network Utility Summary screen command line, type MWLQUERY, followed by a
space, AETITLE, a space, and the IDI’s AE title. Press Enter .
Example: MWLQUERY AETITLE (DICOM AE title)
2 On the command line, type MWLQUERY, followed by a space, START_DATE, a space,
and the start date from the Installation worksheet. Press Enter .
Example: MWLQUERY START_DATE NEXT 7 DAYS
3 If the MWL modality is not ultrasound, type MWLQUERY, followed by a space,
MODALITY, a space, and the MWL modality. Press Enter .
Example: MWLQUERY MODALITY US
4 On the command line, type MWLQUERY, followed by a space, STATUS, a space, and the
MWL status value. Press Enter .
Example: MWLQUERY STATUS SCHEDULED
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1 On the Network Utility Summary screen command line, type VERIFYSERVER, followed
by a space.

1 On the Network Utility Summary screen command line, type SUMMARY and press
Enter .
The system updates the Summary screen.
procedure.

2 Open the Patient Pick list, and verify that the MWL parameters are correct. (Refer to the
SONOS User’s Guide for information on the Patient Pick list.
NOTE For this operation to succeed, there must be ordered studies on the MWL SCP that match the
selected criteria.
- - - - End of “Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality Worklist”. Proceed to the

sections “Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage” on page 39, “Configuring IDI
for DICOM Storage Commit” on page 45, “Configuring IDI for DICOM
Modality Perform Procedure Step” on page 52, or “Configuring for DICOM
Print” on page 55, as required.
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Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality Perform Procedure Step
Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality Perform

Procedure Step
The following procedures configure the IDI to use Modality Perform Procedure Step (MPPS).
All values and settings are from the Network Installation Worksheet. Complete “Configure IDI
Rev. C systems for DICOM” on page 24 before beginning this procedure.
Modality Perform Procedure Step.
Checklist for DICOM MPPS configuration

Enter the client’s DICOM MPPS server information (page 52)
Choose the DICOM MPPS server (page 53)
NOTE The NI (Network Interface) and DM (Advanced DICOM) options must be enabled in the
SONOS RST menu.
Enter the client’s DICOM MPPS server information

Refer to Part 7, “DICOM Modality Perform Procedure Step Configuration” in the Network
NOTE The DICOM MPPS server may already be configured. If it is, proceed to “Choose the DICOM
MPPS server” on page 53.
by a space.
2 On the same line, type a label for the client’s MPPS server, followed by a space.
This label is used to associate an alias name to the client’s storage SCP server; any
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press Enter .
Example: ADDSERVER ris 192.168.10.40 104 ris_AE 120
If the server name you expected does not appear on the Listserver screen, you must delete the
incorrect server and replace it with the desired server.
3 Repeat “Enter the client’s DICOM MPPS server information” on page 52 on page 40 to
correctly add the server.
NOTE The IDI’s AE title was configured in “Change the IDI’s AE title (Application Entity title)” on
page 30. You do not need to repeat the configuration.
Choose the DICOM MPPS server
NOTE The DICOM MPPS server label may already be configured. If it is, enter the MPPSSERVER
command. (See “MPPSSERVER” on page 102).
1 On the command line, type MPPSSERVER, followed by a space and the label of the server
to configure.
This is the label entered in “Enter the client’s DICOM MPPS server information” on
Example: MPPSSERVER (MPPS server label)
NOTE Entering NONE for the server label disables MPPS storage.
2 Press Enter .
MPPS server set to:
ris
NOTE In Rev. B.x, if the new server is not available, this message appears:
The server is changed but has not yet responded. Will keep trying…
The above message is static and does not update.

2 Type the server label, and press Enter .
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procedure.

2 Send a test study from IDI to the client’s DICOM storage server.
3 On the Network Utility Summary screen command line, type STUDYSTATUS and press
Enter to verify that the MPPS for the test study was sent successfully. (See
STUDYSTATUS on page 108.)
- - - - End of “Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality Perform Procedure Step”.

Proceed to the sections “Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage” on page 39,
“Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage Commit” on page 45, “Configuring IDI
for DICOM Modality Worklist” on page 48, or “Configuring for DICOM Print”
on page 55, as required.
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Configuring for DICOM Print

The procedure below configures the IDI to send captured images to a DICOM printer.
All values and settings are from the Network Installation Worksheet.
Complete “Configuring for DICOM” on page 24 before beginning this procedure.
NOTE The NI (Network Interface) and DP (DICOM Print) options must be enabled in the SONOS
RST menu.
NOTE Help with the configuration commands is available in the Network Utility Summary screen.
Select Help at the bottom of the screen, and press Enter
DICOM Print configuration checklist

Enter the client’s DICOM Print color printer server information (page 56)
Enter the client’s DICOM Print black-and-white printer server information (page 56)
Verify that the servers are added correctly (page 57)
Send the Printer Restart command (page 58)
Verify print servers (page 57)
Configure DICOM Printer communication type (page 58)
Configure SONOS printer communication type (page 58)
Test DICOM Print communications (page 59)
Open the Network Utility Summary screen

up.
The IDI beeps as it boots. Ten to forty seconds later, “Network: Done” appears for about five
seconds in the lower left-hand corner of the imaging screen.
2 Press Test .
The Other Tests & Utilities screen displays.
4 Select Network Utility and press Enter ..
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Values are examples, and depend on configuration; most can be found on the Network
Enter the client’s DICOM Print color printer server information

Refer to Part 8, “DICOM Color Printer Configuration” of the Network Installation Worksheet.
by a space.
2 On the same line, type a label for the client’s DICOM Print color printer server, followed
by a space.
This label is used to associate an alias name to the client’s DICOM Print server; any
5 On the same line, type the SCP server’s AE title (Application Entity title).
Example: ADDSERVER CODONICS 192.168.10.50 104 PRINT_AE
Enter the client’s DICOM Print black-and-white printer server information

1 Repeat steps 1 through 5 above with the client’s DICOM Print black-and-white printer
server information (from Part 10, “DICOM Black-and-White Printer Configuration” of the
Network Installation Worksheet).
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Verify that the servers are added correctly

1 Type LISTSERVERS in the command line and press Enter ..
The newly added server appears in the Listserver screen. To correct mistakes in the newly
added server, replace it on the list.
To replace a server on the list:
1 On the Listserver screen, find the label of the server that you want to remove.
Example: DELSERVER CODONICS
3 Repeat “Enter the client’s DICOM Print color printer server information” or “Enter the
client’s DICOM Print black-and-white printer server information”, above to correctly add
the server.
Verify print servers

1 In the Other Tests and Utilities screen command line, type PRINTER LIST and press
Enter .
The printer server information displays.
2 Confirm that the required print servers are listed.
3 Return to the Network Utility Summary screen and type VERIFYSERVER in the
command line, followed by a space and the print server label, then press Enter .
4 Repeat step 3 for each printer server.
Configure the IDI for the customer’s printers

All the values entered in these steps are typed into the command line of the Network Utility
Summary screen.
NOTE Configuring parameters in Parts 8 and 10 of the Network Installation Worksheet is required
only if they differ from the defaults. The exceptions are the printer server labels, which must
always be entered.
Table 2 lists the printer commands used to configure the IDI for the customer’s printers. Refer
to Table 7 on page 104, and the explanations that follow Table 7, for more information on the
commands.
Printer Commands
ADD ANNOT BORDER CONFIG COPIES
DENSITY DEST EMPTY FORMAT LUT
MAG MEDIUM ORIENTATION PDU PLANAR
POLARITY PRIORITY SERVER SIZE SMOOTH
TIMEOUT TRIM WINDOW
Table 2: Printer Command List
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1 To configure a color printer, type PRINTER ADD, followed by a space, COLOR, a space,
and the color printer server label, then press Enter .
Example: PRINTER ADD COLOR CODONICS
2 To configure a black-and-white printer, type PRINTER ADD, followed by a space, BW, a
space, and the black-and-white printer server label, then press Enter .
Example: PRINTER ADD BW DRYSTAR
3 Refer to Parts 8 and 10 of the Network Installation Worksheet for the values of the
remaining Printer configurations.
If the Worksheet value is the same as the default, no entry is required.
4 If any of the entries on the Worksheet are different from the default values, for any of the
printers:
a. Type PRINTER, followed by a space.
b. Type the command name from Table 2, followed by a space.
c. Type either COLOR or BW, depending on the printer type, followed by a space.
d. Type the value from the Worksheet, then press Enter .
Example: PRINTER BORDER BW BLACK
Send the Printer Restart command

1 Return to the Summary screen and type PRINTER RESTART in the command line, then
press Enter .
The new printer configurations are applied.
2 Return to the Other Tests and Utilities screen.
Configure DICOM Printer communication type

1 In the Other Tests and Utilities screen, select Network Utility, and press Enter .
The Network Utility screen appears.
2 Select Config and press Enter .
The DICOM Printer Selection screen appears.
3 Choose Color, B&W, or Both, and press Enter .
NOTE To test printer communications, the SONOS printer configurations must match the choice
made in step 3. Configure SONOS using the “Configure SONOS printer communication type”
procedure below.
Configure SONOS printer communication type

1 Press Setup .
The SONOS system enters Setup mode.
2 On the right touch screen, tap Print.
3 Use the rotary control to select the same printer communication type selected for DICOM
in “Configure DICOM Printer communication type” on page 58.
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4 Press Setup to exit Setup mode.
Test DICOM Print communications

1 Send a test image from IDI to the client’s DICOM Print server, and verify that the image is
sent correctly.
2 If there is more than one DICOM Print server, verify each by sending it a test image.
NOTE If DICOM Storage is not going to be used, use the SERVER command to set the storage server
to NONE. See page 107.
- - - - End of “Configuring for DICOM Print”. Proceed to the sections “Configuring

IDI for DICOM Storage” on page 39, “Configuring IDI for DICOM Storage
Commit” on page 45, “Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality Worklist” on
page 48, or “Configuring IDI for DICOM Modality Perform Procedure Step” on
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Configuring For EnConcert

Configuring the system for output to EnConcert requires that you configure both SONOS
(“Configure SONOS for EnConcert” below) and the IDI (“Configure IDI for EnConcert” on
page 62).
Complete “Configuring IDI For Network Communication” on page 14 before beginning
EnConcert configuration.
Configure SONOS for EnConcert

Checklist for SONOS to EnConcert configuration
Disable all DICOM options (page 60)
Change the network format (page 61)
Enter the EnConcert server name (page 61)
These procedures require knowledge of keystrokes on the SONOS system and in EnConcert.
Refer to the SONOS system User Guide for more information.
NOTE The NI option must be turned ON in the SONOS RST menu.
NOTE In Rev. C, all SONOS DICOM options must be disabled for IDI to send DSR-TIFF format
images to EnConcert.
Disable all DICOM options

up.
The IDI beeps as it boots. Ten to forty seconds later, “Network: Done” appears for about
five seconds at the lower left corner of the imaging screen.
2 Press Test , and select Other Tests & Utilities.
3 Select Options.
4 Deselect DICOM Print, DICOM Store, and DICOM MWL.
5 Press Enter .
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Change the network format

If the IDI was used for DICOM previously, you must change the network format to DSR.
1 In the Other Tests and Utilities screen, move the cursor to the command line, type
NETWORK DSR, and press Enter .
2 Cycle the system power off, then on to complete the format change.
The network format is changed for EnConcert.

1 In the Other Tests and Utilities screen, select Network Utility, and press Enter .

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PC NAME : (IDI’s PC Name)
Domain Name : (From worksheet)
IP ADDRESS : 192.168.10.10/255.255.255.0
DSR Store : hpanasw (Available)
BEEPS : On
IDI S/W Ver : 77471-11020 (Date and time of software release)
PC BIOS Ver : PHOENIXBIOS 4.0 RELEASE 6.0
Values are examples, and depend on configuration; most can be found on the Network
Installation Worksheet. For more information, see “DSR summary information” on
page 109.
NOTE DSR Storage uses a server name or IP address.
Enter the EnConcert server name

1 Cycle the power of the ultrasound system and wait until the IDI boots up.
This takes as long as four minutes.
2 Press Test .
The SONOS monitor displays the Test Menu.
5 In the command line, type SERVER, a space, and THE NAME OF THE ENCONCERT
SERVER, and press Enter .
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Configure IDI for EnConcert

Complete“Configure SONOS for EnConcert” before beginning this procedure. The following
information is required to configure the IDI for use with EnConcert:
• EnConcert server name
• EnConcert domain name
• Administrator password on the EnConcert network
• Specific IP address and Subnetmask or DHCP
Checklist for IDI to EnConcert configuration

Set up the AutoExNT service for EnConcert (page 62)
Give the DUNEUSER account local administrator status (page 65)
Configure the Inbox (page 68)
Log on as a different user (page 70)
Test communication with EnConcert (page 70)
Log on to IDI
User name: DUNEUSER
Password: DUNEUSER
Domain: (PC name)
Set up the AutoExNT service for EnConcert

1 In the Start Menu task bar, click Start, Settings, and Control Panel.
Figure 50. Opening the Control Panel Window

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5 In the Log On As: section, click the ellipsis (... see Figure 54).

6 Click the List Names From list menu. (See Figure 55.)

7 In the list, click the server domain name.
8 In the Names area, click DUNEUSER
9 Click Add.
"(SERVER DOMAIN NAME)\DUNEUSER" displays in the Add Name box.

The AutoExNT Service dialog box reappears.
11 In the Log On As: area, Check that This Account is selected and that "(SERVER DOMAIN
NAME)\DUNEUSER" appears in the field.
12 Double-click the Password field to highlight it, and type DUNEUSER (all capital letters)
14 Click OK to close the AutoExNT Service dialog box.
"The account (server domain name)\DUNEUSER has been granted the Log On As A
Service right" appears.

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Give the DUNEUSER account local administrator status

1 In the Start Menu taskbar, click Start, Programs, Administrative Tools, and User
Manager.
Figure 56. Opening User Manager

The User Manager window opens.
Figure 57. User Manager Window

2 Under Groups, double-click Administrators.
The Local Group Properties dialog box opens.
Figure 58. Local Group Properties Dialog Box

3 Click Add.
The Add Users and Groups window appears.
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4 Click the List Names From list menu.
Figure 59. Add Users and Groups Dialog Box

5 Click (SERVER DOMAIN NAME).
Note that the list may not be in alphabetical order.
Figure 60. Adding the DUNEUSER Account to Administrator List

7 Click Add.
“(server domain name)\DUNEUSER” appears in the Add Names box in the lower portion of
the window.
8 Click OK to close the Add Users and Groups dialog box.
NOTE Check that "(server domain name)\DUNEUSER" is listed in the Members box.
9 Click OK to close the Local Group Properties box.
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10 Click Policies, and select User Rights fom the drop menu.
Figure 61. Opening the User Rights Policy Window

The User Rights Policy window opens.
Figure 62. User Rights Policy Window

11 Click Right: and select Access this computer from network from the drop menu. (See
Figure 62.)
12 Click Add.
The Add Users and Groups window opens.
Figure 63. Add Users and Groups Window

13 Select Everyone, and click Add.
14 Click OK to close the Add Users and Groups window.
15 Click OK to close the User Rights Policy window.
16 Close the User Manager control panel.
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Configure the Inbox

This procedure must be completed for the SONOS system to receive the Patient Pick list from
EnConcert.
1 In NT Explorer, right-click the F:\ drive and choose Sharing.
Figure 64. Choosing F: Drive Sharing

The (F:) Properties window opens.
Figure 65. (F:) Properties Window

2 Click New Share.
The New Share window opens.
Figure 66. New Share Window
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3 Click Permissions.
The Access Through Share Permissions window opens.
Figure 67. Access Through Share Permissions Window

4 Select Everyone Group and click Remove.
5 Click Add.
The Add Users and Groups window opens.
Figure 68. Add Users and Groups Window

6 Select Domain\EIMSacct or the account used to start the AcqServer service on EnConcert.
7 Click Type of Access: to open the drop menu, and select Change from the menu.
8 Click OK twice.
9 In the Share Name: field, enter C, and click OK.
10 Click OK in each window until the (F:) Properties window closes.
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1 Click Start and Shut Down. Select Close all programs and log on as a different user.
2 Log on as:
User name: DUNEUSER
Password: DUNEUSER
Domain: (server domain name)
Test communication with EnConcert

1 Order a study on EnConcert.
2 On SONOS, select Patient ID.
3 Select the study from step 1.
4 Save a test image to the hard drive.
5 Tap End Study.
6 Verify that the study is sent to EnConcert.
NOTE The study may take several minutes to appear on SONOS.
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Configuring the pcAnywhere Connection on a PC
Configuring the pcAnywhere Connection on a

PC
The following pcAnywhere configuration sets a remote PC to connect to the IDI using a
network connection.
This method works when either:
• The PC and IDI are connected to the same network, and the IDI’s IP address subnet mask is
the same as the network’s subnet mask.
or
• The PC and IDI are connected as peer-to-peer using a “crossover” network cable, and the
IDI’s IP address subnet mask is the same as the network’s subnet mask.
or
• The PC and IDI are directly connected using a null-modem cable between their serial ports.
To configure pcAnywhere on the PC:
1 Log on to the PC.
2 On the Start menu bar, click Start, Programs, and Symantec pcAnywhere.
3 On the pcAnywhere menu bar, click the Remote Control icon.
4 Right click the Network icon, and choose Properties.
5 Click the Connection Info tab. Make sure TCP/IP is selected.
Figure 69. pcAnywhere Connection Info Screen

6 Click the Settings tab. Leave the Network host PC to control or IP Address field blank.
Click OK.
7 Double-click the Network icon to initiate a connection to the IDI.
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Configuring the pcAnywhere Connection on a PC
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4 Software Installation and Upgrade
Overview
This chapter contains procedures for backing up, restoring, and installing software and
configurations. The procedures are:
• Backing Up the IDI Configuration (page 73)
• Restoring the IDI Configuration from a File (page 76)
• Installing or Upgrading the IDI Software (page 81)
• Configuring pcAnywhere V. 9.2 on the IDI (page 83)
• Configuring pcAnywhere V. 10.5 on the IDI (page 86)
• Installing Disk Repair Tools on Rev. B.x (page 91)
• Using the Disk Repair Tools (Rev. B.x) (page 92)
• Initializing the IDI Hard Disk (page 93)
Backing Up the IDI Configuration

The RST Registry Backup/Restore utility stores a backup copy of the IDI configuration on a
disk, and can restore the IDI’s settings to that configuration. (See “Restoring the IDI
Configuration from a File” on page 76.)
To preserve the customer's IDI configuration data:
1 On the SONOS system keyboard, press Test .
The Test menu appears on the system imaging screen.
2 On the menu, select Other Tests & Utilities, then Network Utility.
NOTE You can abbreviate the Registry command keyword to R. The default directory is C:\Registry.
NOTE If an obsolete version of the backup file name already exists, you cannot overwrite that file.
You must first delete the obsolete file before using the name again.
Example: REGISTRY DELETE Mercy_Hospital-12
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3 Send the Registry backup command.

Example: REGISTRY BACKUP Mercy_Hospital-12
Spaces are not allowed in the name.
A message indicates success or failure of the backup operation, and displays the line count
of the backup.
In the example, the file is stored into:
C:\Registry\Mercy_Hospital-12.reg
NOTE Rev. C creates an additional backup file. In the example, it is:

C:\Registry\Mercy_Hospital-12.mit
You can route the backup to another directory by giving a full path name to the desired
location. The forward slash (/) on the SONOS keyboard substitutes for the backslash (\) for
directory paths.
To store the files to the IDI floppy disk drive, enter “REGISTRY BACKUP A:/
(filename)”. To save them to a MOD, enter “REGISTRY BACKUP E:/ (filename)”.
4 Use the Registry preview command to verify the integrity of the backup files.
Example: REGISTRY PREVIEW Mercy_Hospital-12
The line count at the bottom of the preview should match that of the backup. Some of the
configuration settings display on the screen.
Example:
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REGISTRY PREVIEW C:\Registry\Mercy_Hospital-12.reg
Backed-up on: Sun Jan 31 15:58:27 2000
C Name: IDI
AE Title: IDI_MH-12
DICOM Server: MERCY
Domain Name: ML
IDI S/W Version: IDI B.02.00
CurrentVersion: B.2
Service Name: E100B2
Number of lines: 105
The operation completed successfully.
-------------------------------------------------------
NOTE If the backup file was created using an earlier version of the IDI software, a warning message
appears above Number of Lines.
5 Copy the backup files to a floppy or magneto optical disk.
CAUTION In Rev. B.x systems, the 77471A IDI does not have an “A:” drive. Attempting to
access an A: drive on those systems freezes the pcAnywhere connection and
requires a reboot.
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6 Store the registry backup archive media in a safe place.

Use this archive disk if is necessary to reconfigure the IDI. For example, if the IDI C drive
is replaced, you must reconfigure the IDI.
You can store the registry backup to the removable Magneto-Optical Disk (MOD) using the
root directory of the E drive.
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Restoring the IDI Configuration from a File

Checklist
Insert the Registry Backup file disk.
Put the SONOS system in Test mode.
Open the Other Tests and Utilities menu.
Preview the Registry Backup file.
Restore the Registry Backup file.
Restore the Workgroup or Domain Name.
Restart the SONOS system.
Verify that the configuration is correct and functional.
Restoring the Configuration

To restore the IDI Configuration from a backup file:
1 Insert the disk containing the Registry Backup file in the appropriate drive.
2 On the SONOS system keyboard, press Test .
The Test menu appears on the system imaging screen.
3 On the menu, select Other Tests & Utilities, then Network Utility.
4 Use the REGISTRY PREVIEW command to preview the registry backup file and make
sure it is the correct configuration. (See “REGISTRY PREVIEW” on page 106.)
Example: REGISTRY PREVIEW E:\Mercy_Hospital-12.reg
NOTE You can abbreviate the REGISTRY command keyword to R.
You can list the registry backup files to the source disk drive. The default drive and
directory is C:\Registry.
Example: REGISTRY LIST
5 Type the REGISTRY RESTORE command to restore the registry backup file to the IDI.
(See “REGISTRY RESTORE” on page 106.)
Example: REGISTRY RESTORE E:/Mercy_Hospital-12
6 Restore the workgroup or domain name:
Security encryption prevents you from restoring the workgroup or domain names
automatically. You must manually restore them.
a. On the IDI desktop, right click the Network Neighborhood icon.
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b. Select Properties.
The Network control panel displays.
Figure 70. Network Control Panel

c. Click Change.
The Identification Changes dialog box displays.
Figure 71. Identification Changes Dialog Box

The Computer Name is restored.
d. Select Workgroup or Domain, as appropriate.
e. Type in the name of the workgroup or domain.
f. If restoring a Domain, select Create a Computer Account in the Domain, obtain the
System Administrator user name and password, and type them in the appropriate fields.
Figure 72. Creating a Domain Account
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g. Click OK.
h. In the Network dialog box, click the Protocols tab.
Figure 73. Opening TCP/IP Properties

i. Highlight TCP/IP Protocol and click Properties.
The TCP/IP Properties dialog box appears.
j. Click the IP Address tab. Compare the display with the Network Installation
Worksheet to make sure the correct addressing is restored.
Figure 74. TCP/IP Properties Dialog Box
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k. Click the DNS tab. Make sure the settings are correct. (Refer to the Network
Installation Worksheet.)
Figure 75. DNS Dialog Box

l. Click the WINS Address tab. Make sure the settings are correct. (Refer to the Network
Figure 76. WINS Address Dialog Box

m. Click the Routing tab. Make sure the settings are correct. (Refer to the Network
Figure 77. Routing Dialog Box

n. Click OK to close the TCP/IP Properties window.
o. Click OK to close the Network window.
7 Cycle power to the SONOS system.
The IDI PC must reboot for the new IDI and network configuration to take effect.
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8 Using the RST SUMMARY, LISTSERVERS, COMPRESSION, and

VERIFYSERVER and PRINT commands, verify the desired customer configuration is
installed and that network communication is working.
NOTE REGISTRY RESTORE modifies existing registry values and adds new values that are missing,
but does not delete any values. Restored values are merged with previously existing values.
Delete unwanted network servers using the DELSERVER command.
NOTE Modified registry values do not take effect until the SONOS system reboots. Parameters such
as Aetitle and IP address may display as changed, but changes do not take effect until the IDI
PC has rebooted. The Reset key on the SONOS system does not reboot the IDI PC.
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Installing or Upgrading the IDI Software

Software for the IDI consists of the Windows NT® operating system and the IDI application
program. Software updates use the Symantec Ghost™ disk-image procedure. See Table 3 for a
list of software compatibility.
Compatibility
Table 3 describes the compatibility of the various SONOS software revisions with IDI
software revisions. The IDI software revision usually must match the SONOS system software
revision. Make sure the IDI version you install is compatible with the SONOS software.
A check mark (✔) in the following table indicates the compatibility of IDI model and software
revisions with the SONOS system software revisions.
IDI Model No. and Rev. SONOS B.0 SONOS B.1 SONOS B.2 SONOS C.0
77471A/B Rev. B.0 ✔ — — —
77471A/B Rev. B.1 ✔ - If not using
— ✔ —
DICOM print
77471A/B Rev. B.2 — — ✔ —
77471A Rev. C.0 — — — —
77471B Rev. C.0 — — — ✔
Table 3: Software Compatibility
IDI software numbers

When you install or upgrade the IDI software, you must create a boot floppy disk and a ghost
image MOD. Table 4 lists the software part numbers for the disks.
IDI Software SONOS B.0 SONOS B.1 SONOS B.2.2 SONOS C.0
IDI ghost image CD 77471-11100 77471-11101 77471-11104 77471-11105
IDI ghost image boot floppy 77471-11001 77471-11002 77471-11004 77471-11005

files (on NOVA)
Table 4: Installation Software Part Numbers
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Create the installation disks

Create the ghost image MOD:
1 Using a PC that has both MOD and CD drives, insert the appropriate ghost image CD into
the CD drive. (See Table 4 on page 81.)
2 Insert a FAT-formatted MOD disk.
3 Copy the CD contents to the MOD.
NOTE You can put more than one ghost image on a MOD.
Create the ghost boot floppy disk:

1 Download the appropriate part number [(filename)_ghost.zip] file from NOVA.
2 Unzip the file to the local drive.
3 Insert a blank 1.44 MB floppy disk into the floppy drive.
4 Run bootflpy.cmd to create the floppy.
NOTE Each IDI software revision requires a separate boot floppy disk.
Install the IDI software

Installing the IDI software replaces all files on the IDI hard drive. Be sure to back up the
configuration before installing or upgrading the IDI software. (See “Backing Up the IDI
Configuration” on page 73)
When using the boot floppy disk, a matching ghost image MOD disk must be installed.
1 Insert the ghost image MOD in the SONOS MOD drive.
2 Insert the ghost image boot floppy disk in the IDI floppy drive.
3 Power off the SONOS system.
4 Power on the SONOS system.
The upgrade automatically begins and continues for approximately six to seven minutes.
CAUTION Do not power off or reset SONOS during a software installation.
NOTE There is no display indicating the progress of the installation.
When the installation is complete, five ascending beeps sound.

5 Remove the disks from the IDI and SONOS system and power off SONOS.
6 Start the SONOS system and restore the configuration. (See “Restoring the IDI
Configuration from a File” on page 76)
NOTE When changing the IDI software from Rev. B to Rev. C, or from Rev. C to Rev. B, you must
initialize the IDI hard disk. See “Initializing the IDI Hard Disk” on page 93
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Configuring pcAnywhere V. 9.2 on the IDI

Using the Ghost image process to install IDI software revisions B.0, B.1, or B.2.1
automatically configures pcAnywhere V.9.2.
NOTE For detailed information on using or configuring pcAnywhere, click Help on the pcAnywhere
menu bar.
To confirm the configuration of pcAnywhere on the IDI:

1 On the IDI Start menu bar, click Start, Programs, pcAnywhere32, and pcAnywhere
The pcAnywhere window opens.
2 Click Next on the first three dialog boxes.
3 Uncheck Specify a login name and password and click Next.
4 Click Finish, then Skip on the Registration dialog box, then Yes.
5 Select Be A Host PC.
The Network Properties window opens.
7 Click the Connection Info tab. Make sure COM1 and TCP/IP are checked.
8 Highlight COM1 and click Details....
The COM1 window opens.
9 Confirm that the connection preferences are as shown in Figure 78.
Figure 78. Connection Preferences
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10 Click the Settings tab, and confirm that the settings are as shown in Figure 79.
Figure 79. Network Settings

11 Click the Callers tab, and make sure only Allow full access to all callers is selected.
12 Click the Security Options tab, and confirm that the settings are as shown in Figure 80.
Figure 80. Network Security Options

13 Click the Conference tab, and make sure nothing in the window is selected.
14 Click the Protect tab, and make sure the Password field is blank.
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15 Click the Host Operation tab, and configure the window as shown in Figure 81.
Figure 81. Video Mode Settings

16 Click OK.
The Network Properties window closes.
17 On the pcAnywhere menu bar, click Tools, and select Logging Options.
18 Click the NT Event Log tab.
19 Make sure all of the options that begin with the word, “Host” are checked, and that all the
other options are unchecked.
20 Click the pcA Logging tab.
21 Again, make sure all of the options that begin with the word, “Host” are checked, and that
all the other options are unchecked.
22 Click OK.
The Logging Options window closes.
23 Exit from pcAnywhere.
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Installing the IDI software revisions B.2.2 or C using the Ghost image process automatically
configures pcAnywhere V. 10.5.
NOTE For detailed information on using or configuring pcAnywhere, click Help on the pcAnywhere
menu bar.
To check the configuration of pcAnywhere on the IDI:

1 On the IDI Start menu bar, click Start, Programs, and Symantec pcAnywhere.
Figure 82. Launching pcAnywhere

The pcAnywhere Manager window opens.
2 Click Hosts.
Figure 83. pcAnywhere Manager Window
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Figure 84. Opening the Host Properties Window

The Host Properties window opens.
4 Click the Connection Info tab. Make sure COM1 and TCP/IP are checked.
5 Highlight COM1 and click Details....
Figure 85. Opening the COM1 Window

6 Confirm that the connection preferences are set as shown in Figure 86.
Figure 86. Connection Preferences

7 Click OK.
The COM1 window closes.
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8 In the Host Properties window, click the Settings tab, and confirm that the settings are as
shown in Figure 87.
Figure 87. Network Settings

9 Click the Callers tab.
a. To add a user, click New.
b. To modify the DUNEUSER properties, double-click DUNEUSER, and modify the
properties in the dialog box that opens.
10 Click the Security Options tab, and confirm that the settings are as shown in Figure 88.
Figure 88. Network Security Options

11 Click the Conference tab, and make sure nothing in the window is selected.
12 Click the Protect Item tab, and make sure the Password field is blank.
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13 Click OK.
The Host Properties window closes.
14 In the pcAnywhere Manager window’s menu bar, click Tools, and select Options.
Figure 89. Opening the Options Window

The Options window opens.
15 Click the Host Operations tab, and confirm that the settings are as shown in Figure 90.
Figure 90. Host Operation Settings

16 Click the Event Logging tab, and confirm that the settings are as shown in Figure 91.
Figure 91. Event Logging Settings
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17 Click OK.
The Options window closes
18 Exit from pcAnywhere.
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Installing Disk Repair Tools on Rev. B.x
Installing Disk Repair Tools on Rev. B.x
NOTE When you use Ghost to upgrade the IDI software, it automatically installs the Disk Tools and
adds a shortcut icon for the Disk Repair Tools to the desktop.
To install the Disk Repair Tools from the IDI setup program, using the old support CD:
1 Run the Setup program and complete “Installing or Upgrading the IDI Software” on
page 81.
2 Select Upgrade Disk Repair Tools and click Next.
Figure 92. Selecting Upgrade Disk Repair Tools

3 Setup displays the current system settings. Click Next.
Setup is finished.
4 Click OK.
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Using the Disk Repair Tools (Rev. B.x)
Using the Disk Repair Tools (Rev. B.x)

A shortcut to the Disk Repair tools is automatically placed on the desktop when you use the
Ghost installation procedure.
NOTE In Rev. C, the Disk Repair Tool utility automatically verifies and repairs inconsistencies in the
File Allocation Tables (FATs) on power up. You can also run Disk Repair Tools by double-
clicking its desktop icon.
Verify File Allocation Tables

To use the Disk Repair tool to check the tables:
1 At the DOS prompt, change directories to C\>DuneFormatD
2 Run >fixzfat D:
Disk Repair Tools displays one of the following responses:
• If the allocation tables are good, FAT 1st word is AOK appears.
or
• If there is a problem with the allocation tables, FAT 1st word is 0x1234 appears.
Repair File Allocation Tables

To use the Disk Repair tool to repair the tables:
1 At the DOS prompt, change directories to C:\>DuneFormatD
2 Run >fixzfat D: F
3 Run >fixzfat D:
Disk Repair Tool displays the following response:
FAT 1st word is AOK
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Initializing the IDI Hard Disk

After changing the IDI software (either upgrading or downgrading), you must initialize the IDI
hard disk (drive D). This is done using SONOS commands, and configures the IDI hard disk as
either two or four GB, depending on the software revision.
NOTE Do not use standard PC tools to format or initialize the external hard disk. If the disk is
initialized using PC tools, IDI will not work.
To initialize the IDI hard disk:

1 Press Setup .
2 On the left touch screen, tap DISK.
3 Tap INIT DISK.
4 Select Hard Disk and OK, and press Enter .
5 Select OK in the dialog box, and press Enter .
The IDI hard disk initializes.
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5 Testing and Verification
Performing Required Testing and Verification

Perform the required tests for installation of a network device. (Refer to the system Test
Matrices for the M2424A SONOS 4500/5500.) To diagnose any system detected errors, refer
to the M2424A Service Manual (M2424-90100).
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Testing and Verification
Performing Required Testing and Verification
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6 SONOS System Commands
SONOS System Commands

Enter the SONOS system commands from the SONOS Network Utility Summary screen.
To open the Network Utility Summary screen:
1 Press Test .
Command Syntax
You can abbreviate the command to the length of the shortest unique string. Elements of the
commands are separated by spaces.
The commands are displayed in this section as follows:
COMMAND variables [optional] [choice-of-value-A|or-value-B]
Available Commands
The available commands are listed here in alphabetical order:
ADDSERVER [Label Name Port# AETitle ResponseTimeout]
This command adds a server to the list of available servers. It is used only for DICOM servers.
Add EnConcert servers with the SERVER command. Eight servers can be added on SONOS.
• Label is a unique label for the server, obtained from the Network Installation Worksheet.
The label cannot contain embedded spaces. If the server label is already on the list, the
ADDSERVER command displays an error.
• Name is the network name of the server, and can be an IP address.
• Port# is required for DICOM and is usually 104.
• AETitle is the DICOM Application Entity that provides service. AETitle cannot contain
embedded spaces, is case sensitive, and is limited to 16 characters.
• ResponseTimeout is an optional parameter that specifies the storage command response
timeout value in seconds for this server.
The default value for ResponseTimeout is 1800 (seconds, or 30 minutes).
Example: ADDSERVER MERCY 192.168.10.40 104 MERCY_AE 120
To modify attributes of an existing server definition, you must delete the definition with the
DELSERVER command and add the new definition using the ADDSERVER command. If
you modify the currently selected server, you must set the server with the SERVER
command before the changes take effect.
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AETITLE [title]
This command sets the DICOM Application Entity Title (AETitle) of this IDI. If the variable
title is omitted, or when “AETitle” appears in the summary screen, the current AETitle is
displayed.
If this command is not entered, the system defaults to “IDI__xxxxxxxx” where xxxxxxxx is the
last 8 characters of the PC name.
Example: AETITLE IDI_IDI_9403
AUTODELETE [OFF |IMMEDIATE|DEFERRED [level [level]]
AUTODELETE disables or enables and configures the Autodelete function. The default
settings are used in typical configurations, and changes are not usually required.
When Autodelete is disabled, the user must manually delete files to manage hard disk free
space.
When it is enabled, Autodelete automatically deletes studies from the IDI hard disk after a
successful network transfer. This is done in either the Immediate or the Deferred mode. Studies
that have not been successfully transferred remain on the IDI hard disk, and are not eligible for
autodeletion.
• Immediate mode deletes studies at the completion of the network transfer.
• Deferred mode deletes studies as required, to maintain a minimum amount of free hard
disk space. The amount of free disk space is defined as being equivalent to a number of
adult cardiac studies, with each study assumed to use 50 MB of space. The AUTODELETE
command sets a Start level and a Stop level, which are values representing free study
spaces. When the number of free study spaces falls to the Start level, enough studies are
deleted to bring the free space number up to the Stop level.
• Start and Stop level values must be between 0 and the number of study spaces equiva-
lent to the total size of the disk.
• When two levels are set, the smaller value is the Start level, and the larger is the Stop
level.
• If only one level is set, it functions as both Start and Stop levels.
• Studies are deleted in chronological order, with the oldest study deleted first.
The AUTODELETE default setting is:
DEFERRED 10 20
This indicates that Autodelete is in Deferred mode, and that the Start level is 10 and the
Stop level is 20.
When the free disk space falls to 500 MB, Autodelete deletes studies until the free space is
greater than 1000 MB, or until all studies are deleted.
Example: AUTODELETE DEFERRED 10 20
BEEPS [ON|OFF]
This command enables or disables the beeps that IDI emits to indicate various conditions of
operation. The default BEEPS setting is ON.
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COMPRESSION [STILL | LOOP] [JPEG [qq] | RLE | NONE]
This command selects the order in which compression types are offered to the server. If no
parameters are specified, the current compression settings are displayed. More than one
compression setting can be specified. The most desirable compression setting is listed first in
the command string, and the least desirable is listed last. The DICOM standard requires that
uncompressed (NONE) is always presented as an option to the Server. If NONE is specified, it
must be last.
STILL or LOOP, if provided, apply the settings to only that type of image. If both STILL and
LOOP are omitted from the command, the settings apply to both.
If either STILL or LOOP is specified and no compression parameter is specified, the current
compression settings for that server are displayed.
When compression settings are specified, only one is provided. If compression setting of an
image transferred is not supported, the image is reconverted and sent as NONE, and the server
is marked as MISCONFIGURED.
Two compression types can be set with this command: JPEG and RLE.
For JPEG, qq is a value between 50 and 100. 50 represents the lowest quality with greatest
compression, and 100 represents the highest quality with least compression.
The STILL default is:
NONE
The LOOP default is:
JPEG 80
Example: COMPRESSION LOOP JPEG 75
DELSERVER [label]
This command removes a server from the list of available DICOM servers. Deleting the server
that is currently in use has no effect until rebooting or attempting to set the server again using
the SERVER command.
Example: DELSERVER MERCY
FLUSHQUEUE
Flushes the IDI_DICOM job queue. Use FLUSHQUEUE to clear the SONOS Network Status
box.
HELP [command_name]
The HELP command, with no variable, displays a menu indicating what commands are
available. When a command_name is specified, detailed help about that command is displayed.
Example: HELP AUTODELETE
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INSTITUTION [institution name]
This command is only available in Rev. B.x (Rev. C uses the values defined with SONOS
Setup.) It sets the institution name included in DICOM images. If the institution_name is
omitted, the current institution name is displayed. Embedded spaces are allowed.
Example: INSTITUTION MERCY HOSPITAL
NOTE In Rev. B.x, the institution name must be entered twice:

1. Using the RST Institution command
2. Using the Setup, System and Institution on the SONOS system
Rev. C uses the SONOS System screen to set the institution name.
LISTSERVERS
This command produces an alphabetically ordered list of DICOM servers entered with
ADDSERVER. The command is not supported if NETWORK is set to DSR.
Each server line contains:
ServerLabel ServerHostName PortNum AETitle
The command lists only what fits on the screen, to a maximum of eight servers.
LOG [parameters]
The LOG command sets the logging used on IDI. Logging writes text messages to a file that
can be reviewed and analyzed for troubleshooting. The IDI software logs when and if a
problem occurs in the application. The system truncates to log files when they reach the
parameters set in LOG SIZE, LOG DAYS, or LOG MAX.
DICOM LOG parameters are different from DSR LOG parameters. See “DICOM LOG
parameters” below, and “DSR LOG parameters” on page 102.
DICOM LOG parameters

The available DICOM LOG parameter combinations are:
• LOG SYSTEM [ERROR | AUDIT | INFO | DEBUG]
• LOG DICOM [ON|OFF]
• LOG SIZE <X> (maximum size of dicom001.log in MB)
• LOG DAYS <Y> (number of days to preserve logs)
• LOG MAX <Z> (maximum log file disk storage usage MB)
• LOG (display current log settings)
When LOG is issued without parameters, the default settings are displayed:
System log level: ERROR
DICOM Logging: OFF
Service Logging: OFF
Maximum log file size: 5 MB
Maximum log space usage: 50 MB
Preserve log files for: 8 days
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There are three types of DICOM logging:

• System log (with logging levels of Error, Audit, Info, and Debug)—runs at all times (See
Table 5 on page 101.)
• DICOM log—can be enabled and disabled (See “DICOM Logging” on page 101.)
• Service log—can be enabled and disabled (See “Service Logging” on page 101.)
System Log
The following table describes the System log levels and when to use them.
Log Description When to use

Error Top level—containing all error messages generated For normal operations.
by system.
Audit Second level—indicates changes of system state, When troubleshooting—
including changes in system or network to audit what changes are
configuration or user accounts. Identifies DICOM made to the system by
logging messages. whom.
Info Third level—indicates information that determines When troubleshooting
data flow through the system. Info messages are and the error log does not
generated by debugging processes. Info messages provide enough
are more detailed than Error logs, but less detailed information.
than Debug logs.
Debug Fourth level—includes every step made by every When troubleshooting by
process. Contains very detailed, dense information. developer—to determine
what caused error.
Table 5: System Log Levels
NOTE To avoid log storage problems and slow performance, set logging to Error when you are
finished troubleshooting.
DICOM Logging
The DICOM log records all communication steps between SONOS, IDI, and any other
communication device.
Use to diagnose problems when connecting to another DICOM device.
Service Logging
The Service log is intended for use by service personnel. If a “service completed” message is
not logged, it indicates that an error occurred.
Use when first troubleshooting system to determine when, during service, an error occurred.
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DSR LOG parameters

DSR logging is called “Activiyt Logging in the Troubleshooting section and in training. The
available DSR LOG parameter combinations are:
• LOG SYSTEM [ON | OFF]
The DSR default settings are:
System log level: OFF
Service Logging: ON
There are two types of DSR logging:
• System log — can be enabled and disabled (See Table 5 on page 101.)
• Service log— runs at all times (See “Service Logging” on page 101.)
MISCELLANEOUS [ACCESSION | NONE]
(For Rev. B.x only; Rev C uses the accession number from SONOS Setup.)
This command allows you to map the MISC. field in the Patient ID screen to an accession
number attribute in DICOM images.
MONOCHROME [OFF | BW | ALL]
MONOCHROME is used with DICOM Storage, and controls how monochrome is applied to
images sent to the DICOM Storage server.
• If OFF (default) is selected, monochrome output is not used.
• BW applies monochrome only to black-and-white images.
• ALL applies monochrome to all sent images.
Example: MONOCHROME OFF
MPPSSERVER [serverlabel | NONE]
Sets the server for the Modality Perform Procedure Step function.
The default is the display of the current MPPS server.
MWLPOLL [OFF | <minutes>]
Sets the rate at which the IDI polls the DICOM Modality Work List server to refresh the pick-
list.
If MWLPOL is set to OFF, the IDI polls only when Refresh on the Patient Information screen
is selected.
If no argument is given, the current MWL polling setting is displayed.
The default is 15 minutes.
MWLQUERY [[AETITLE | START_DATE | MODALITY | STATUS <value>]
Adds or removes constraints for DICOM Modality Worklist queries.

To remove a constraint, type MWLQUERY, a space, and the Attribute name, but do not enter a
value. When you press Enter , the constraint is removed.
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Table 6 describes the MWLQUERY attributes, and lists their defaults.
Attribute Value Default

AETITLE DICOM Application Entity Title of this system. No AETITLE restriction
MWL query shows only worklist entries
specifically assigned to this system.
START_DATE TODAY Today
YESTERDAY
LAST n DAYS (n = range from n days ago
until today)
NEXT n DAYS (n = range from today until n
days after today)
n HOURS FROM NOW (n = range from n
hours ago until n hours from now)
MODALITY Specific modality type. US (ultrasound)
STATUS A DICOM enumerated status value, Unconstrained
SCHEDULED or left unconstrained.
Table 6: MWL Query Attributes
MWLSERVER [serverlabel | NONE]
Sets the server for the Modality Worklist function.

The default is the display of the current MWL server.
NETWORK [DICOM|DSR]
The NETWORK command selects the network protocol, either DICOM (for third party
servers) or DSR (for EnConcert servers.) Changes to the setting take effect when the system is
rebooted. Reboot the system before executing any other commands such as SERVER,
ADDSERVER, LISTSERVER, or DELSERVER.
Example: NETWORK DICOM
The default is the display of the currently selected network protocol.
PRINTER ADD printer server
Adds a DICOM printer configuration. Printer is either BW or COLOR. Server is the label of a
DICOM server created using the ADDSERVER command. This command has no effect on
printing until either the PRINTER RESTART command is issued, or the IDI is rebooted.
Example: PRINTER ADD BW DRYSTAR
PRINTER DELETE printer
Removes a DICOM printer from the list of those available.

Example: PRINTER DELETE COLOR
PRINTER command printer [values]
The commands described in the table below modify an existing DICOM printer configuration.
The modifications have no effect on printing until either the PRINTER RESTART command is
issued, or the IDI is rebooted.
Example: PRINTER BORDER BW BLACK
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Some error checking is performed on the value parameter. For example, enumerated values are
checked for exact choices. However, for defined-terms, you must enter the values exactly as
spelled.
Command Description Values Default

ANNOT Annotation ID See printer vendor documents Disabled
BORDER Border density BLACK, WHITE, or number (0 to 399) BLACK
CONFIG Other user-defined See printer vendor documents Disabled
configuration settings
COPIES Number of copies 1 to 99 1
DENSITY Image density of the Two numbers for minimum and maximum density. Disabled
lightest and darkest Each number (0–399) is in units of 0.01 of Optical
shades Density.
Minimum must be less than maximum
DEST Destination PROCESSOR, MAGAZINE, or BIN PROCESSOR
EMPTY Empty image density BLACK, WHITE, or number (0 to 399) BLACK
FORMAT Image display format STANDARD\cols, rows STANDARD\2,3
LUT Lookup table ID 1. LUT, 2. LUT, etc. Disabled
(Rev. B.x only) LUT is disabled when WINDOW is valid
MAG Magnification BILINEAR, CUBIC, BICUBIC, LANCZOS, MITCHELL, CUBIC
interpolation type REPLICATE, NONE
MEDIUM Medium type CLEAR FILM, BLUE FILM, PAPER CLEAR FILM
NEGOTIATE Negotiate color and ONE = negotiate only Grayscale print service for BW BOTH
(Rev. B.x only) monochrome print printer, and only Color print service for color printer
BOTH = attempt to negotiate both Color and
Grayscale print services
ORIENTATION Image orientation PORTRAIT or LANDSCAPE PORTRAIT
PDU Protocol Data Unit A positive number of bytes 16000
size of printer
PEDESTAL Pedestal subtraction 0 to 50 0
(Rev. B.x only) for near-black image 0 = no compensation
PLANAR Planar configuration YES = color by plane NO
for RGB pixel data NO = color by pixel (chunky)
POLARITY Image polarity NORMAL or REVERSE NORMAL
PRIORITY Priority LOW, MED, or HIGH MED
SERVER Server label A label created by the ADDSERVER command No default; value
required
SIZE Image size 8INX10IN, 8_5INX11IN, 10INX12IN, 10INX14IN, 8INX10IN
11INX14IN, 11INX17IN, 14INX14IN, 14INX17IN,
24CMX24CM, 24CMX30CM, A3, A4…
SMOOTH Smoothing NORMAL, ENHANCED NORMAL
interpolation type (See printer vendor documents)
TIMEOUT Association- Number of seconds 120
negotiation timeout 0 = Run forever
TRIM Trim box surrounding NO or YES YES
each image
WINDOW Grayscale windowing Two numbers: center and width Disabled
(Rev. B.x only) Disabled when LUT set to a valid ID
Table 7: Printer Command Details
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PRINTER LIST [printer]
Lists the DICOM printer configuration data.

• When no printer is specified, a brief summary of the configuration is returned.
Example: PRINTER LIST
Result:
Network Interface: (Enter command, press Return)
Printer Server Format Size

===== ======== =========== =========
BW Ektascan STANDARD\2,3 8INX10IN
COLOR Codonics STANDARD\2,3 8INX10IN
• When a printer is specified, a detailed configuration description is returned.

Example: PRINTER LIST BW
Result:
Network interface: (Enter command, press Return)
Server: Ektascan
PDU: 32000 Planar: NO Timeout: 120
BW and Color Negotiation: BOTH
Format: STANDARD\2,3 Size: 8INX10IN
Orientation: PORTRAIT Polarity: NORMAL
Medium Type: CLEAR FILM Destination: PROCESSOR
Priority: MEDIUM Copies: 1
PRINTER RESTART
PRINTER RESTART reads the current DICOM printer registry values and applies them to
subsequent printing operations.
When other PRINTER ADD and PRINTER commands change the DICOM printer registry
values, those changes have no effect on printing until either:
• The IDI is rebooted
or
• The PRINTER RESTART command is issued
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REGISTRY BACKUP|DELETE|LIST|PREVIEW|RESTORE [drive:][path][filename[.reg]]
The REGISTRY command backs up the IDI and network configuration to two files, and
restores the configurations from those files. The functions BACKUP, DELETE, LIST, and
PREVIEW are described below.
The default directory path is C:\Registry. You can also use the optical drive (E).
Example: REGISTRY BACKUP C:\REGISTRY\MERCY.REG
NOTE The SONOS keyboard does not have a backslash (\) key. Use the forward slash (/) key instead
for filename paths. Only files having a .reg or .mit suffix can be handled by the Registry utility.
If the suffix is not explicitly entered, the software appends the ".reg" suffix to the file name.
The path names and file names are similar to UNC file names, but embedded spaces are not
allowed.
• REGISTRY BACKUP [drive:][path]filename[.reg]

Reads the IDI and network configuration from the Windows/NT registry and SQL databases
and stores the data to two files. The syntax of the stored files is the same as that produced by
the REGEDIT.EXE Windows NT operating system.
Example: REGISTRY BACKUP C:\REGISTRY\MERCY
• REGISTRY DELETE [drive:][path]filename[.reg]
Removes one backup file from the drive. Wildcards are not allowed.
Example: REGISTRY DELETE C:\REGISTRY\MERCY
• REGISTRY LIST [[drive:][path]]
Lists all files with a .reg or .mit suffix on a given drive or path. The display screen size limits
the number of files displayed. A line count at the bottom of the screen indicates the total
number of files in the list. If more files are listed than fit the display, then “...etc.” is displayed
at the bottom. If the REGISTRY LIST command is used without parameters, the default lists
C:\Registry.
Example: REGISTRY LIST C:\REGISTRY
• REGISTRY PREVIEW [drive:][path]filename[.reg]
Displays the summary contents of a previously stored backup file, but does not alter the
registry database. This command can be used to verify that the correct backup file is used.
Example: REGISTRY PREVIEW C:\REGISTRY\MERCY.REG
• REGISTRY RESTORE [drive:][path]filename[.reg]
Reads a backup file and merges the information into the Windows/NT registry and SQL
databases. No registry values are deleted, but existing ones are overwritten. Unwanted DICOM
servers should be deleted using the DELSERVER command.
Example: REGISTRY RESTORE C:\REGISTRY MERCY.REG
NOTE Security encryption prevents automatically restoring the Workgroup or Domain names. You
must manually restore these names.
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SCSERVER [serverlabel | NONE]
Sets the server for the Storage Commitment function.

SERVER [serverlabel |NONE]
NOTE DSR uses a host name instead of a server label.
This command selects a storage server, which is required for IDI DICOM storage. The selected
server is the target for receiving studies from IDI. This information is passed from the SONOS
system to the IDI.
When the SERVER command is invoked, it may take several minutes for the server to respond.
If a study is being transferred when the SERVER is changed, the change takes effect at the next
study. Meanwhile, the system indicates that the server change is pending. To force the change
to occur immediately, restart the system.
If the parameter is set to NONE, no storage server is selected. Use this setting if there is a
DICOM printer configured but no DICOM storage server. This command gives an indication
of the status of the new connection after waiting a few seconds.
When Server is shown in the Summary screen, the server label and the status of the connection
to the server are displayed. The status is AVAILABLE if the server has responded;
UNAVAILABLE if it has not. AVAILABLE status does not mean that the server is ready to
accept studies or images.
NOTE To change the server when using DSR, the queue must be empty.
The default is the display of the current server status.

Example: SERVER ACM
SQUAREPIXELS [ON|OFF]
Converts the SONOS rectangular pixels to square pixels for the DICOM Storage server.
The default is OFF, which exports data without interpretation.
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STUDYSTATUS [n]
Displays the status of DICOM studies transferred for a particular date. n (0-7) specifies the
number of days before today. The default is zero, which equals today.
Example: Summary screen:
STUDIES PERFORMED ON 20020302 TOTAL 3
Study # Sta MRN Name Time
======= === ======= ======== ======
1 + ID0001 patient1 144439
2 - ID0002 patient2 150530
3 ID0003 patient3 160243
where, in the Sta (status) column:

• A plus sign (+) indicates all DICOM services successfully completed.
• A minus sign (-) indicates at least one DICOM service failed.
• Nothing indicates at least one DICOM service has not yet completed.
To display more detail about a specific study, type SELECT [study number from list].
To display additional studies for the last day requested, type NEXT.
SUMMARY
This command displays information about the IDI. The information displayed depends on
whether the network protocol is set to DICOM (see “DICOM summary information” below) or
to DSR (see “DSR summary information” on page 109). For information on setting the
network protocol, see “NETWORK” on page 103.
DICOM summary information

When the network protocol is set to DICOM, The SUMMARY command displays the
following information about the IDI:
• PC NAME:
NT requires that each node in its domain have a unique system name. A unique IDI system
name is assigned during installation at the customer site.
• DOMAIN NAME:
Displays the name of the Windows NT domain if the IDI belongs to one. If the IDI has
joined a workgroup instead, nothing is displayed.
• IP ADDRESS/SUBNET MASK:
The IP address in use and the current DHCP status (enabled or disabled).
• AE TITLE:
The DICOM Application Entity title of this IDI. See AETITLE command.
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• DICOM STORE
Displays DICOM Storage server and the server’s status. See SERVER command.
• DICOM Storage commit
Displays Server name and network status. See SCSERVER command.
• BW PRINTER:
Displays the label of the black-and-white printer and its status.
• COLOR PRINTER:
Displays the label of the color printer and its status.
• DICOM MWL
Displays Modality Worklist server name and connection status. See MWLSERVER
command.
• DICOM MPPS
Displays the Modality Performed Procedure Step server name and connection status. See
MPPSSERVER command.
• BEEPS:
Current status of beeps in the IDI. See BEEPS command, on page 98.
• IDI S/W VER:
Displays the version number and release date of the IDI software.
• PC BIOS VER:
Displays the PC BIOS version number and /or the date of the BIOS version.
DSR summary information

When the network protocol is set to DSR, The SUMMARY command displays the following
information about the IDI:
• PC NAME:
NT requires that each node in its domain have a unique system name. A unique IDI system
name is assigned during installation at the customer site.
• DOMAIN NAME:
Displays the name of the Windows NT domain if the IDI belongs to one. If the IDI has
joined a workgroup instead, nothing is displayed.
• IP ADDRESS/SUBNET MASK:
The IP address in use and the current DHCP status (enabled or disabled).
• DSR STORE:
Displays the name of the DSR server and its status
• BEEPS:
See BEEPS command, on page 98.
• IDI S/W VER:
Displays the version number and release date of the IDI software.
• PC BIOS VER:
Displays the PC BIOS version number and /or the date of the BIOS version.
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VERIFYSERVER [label]
This command verifies availability of the specified DICOM server using the DICOM
Verification service.
Example: VERIFYSERVER ACM
NOTE If the NETWORK is set to DSR, do not use the VERIFYSERVER command because it applies
only to DICOM servers.
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7 Troubleshooting
General Troubleshooting for Rev. C

The procedure below is helpful when troubleshooting the IDI in the field. More information
follows the steps.
1 Check the System and Application sections of the Windows NT Event Viewer log.
For problems with DICOM, also check the logs at:
C:\IDI\data\logs\DICOM00x.log
2 Turn Service logging on, and recheck the logs.
3 Turn DICOM logging on and recheck the logs.
4 Check the Activity log at: C:\IDIlog\IDI001-9.
5 Answer the questions in the checklist below:
For ENConcert: Is the DUNE process running on IDI?
For DICOM: Is the IDI-DICOM service running?
For DICOM: Is SQL running?
Does the problem appear on specific IDIs, or on all IDIs?
Can you write to the IDI’s D:\ drive from SONOS?
Can you ping the IDI from the server?
Can you ping the server from the IDI?
Can you ping the IDI from the server by name?
For EnConcert: Can you log on as the (domain name)\DUNEUSER?
Does the (domain name) DUNEUSER have administrator privileges on the DUNE?
What errors or warnings are in the NT Application and System event logs for the
server and IDI?
Are the C:\ (hard drive), D:\ (hard drive), F:\ (hard drive), and E:\ (removable disk)
visible in Explorer? (Remember to close the Explorer window after confirming this.)
For EnConcert: Is the F drive shared as C:?
Can you view the Network Interface Summary screen on SONOS?
For EnConcert: Is the AutoExNT service using the correct (domain name)
DUNEUSER or (local) DUNEUSER account?
Did you try to initialize the hard drive on the IDI?

6 Restore the customer’s configurations.
7 Reload the IDI software and reconfigure network communications.
8 If there is a hardware problem, replace the failed unit with a new or exchange unit. See
“IDI Replacement Parts” on page 115 for part numbers.
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General Troubleshooting for Rev. C
The CPU unit and the hard drive unit are replaced as complete assemblies; their
components are not field serviceable.
9 Perform the required safety tests. See“Performing Required Testing and Verification” on
page 95.
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Troubleshooting
General Troubleshooting for Rev. B.x

The procedure below is helpful when troubleshooting the IDI in the field. More information
follows the steps.
1 Check the Windows NT Event Viewer log.
For problems with DICOM Storage, also check the logs at:
• C:\dune\merge.log
• C:\dune\merge.lo1 through dune\merge.lo9
• For problems with DICOM Print, check the NT Event Viewer log, and the logs at:
• C:\dicomit\data\agent.log
• C:\dicomit\data\dicom.log
• C:\dicomit\data\operation.log
• C:\dicomit\data\print.q
2 Answer the questions in the checklist below:
Is the DUNE process running on IDI?
Does the problem appear on specific IDIs, or on all IDIs?
Can you write to the IDI’s D:\ drive from SONOS?
Can you ping the IDI from the server?
Can you ping the IDI from the server by name?
Can you log on as the (domain name) DUNEUSER?
Does the (domain name) DUNEUSER have administrator privileges on the DUNE?
What errors or warnings are in the NT Application and System event logs for the
server and IDI?
What errors are in the merge.log file on the IDI? (For EnConcert problems)
What errors are in the C:\dicomit\data log files? (For DICOM Print problems)
Are the C:\ (hard drive), D:\ (hard drive), and E:\ (removable disk) visible in Explorer?
(Remember to close the Explorer window after confirming this.)
Can you view the Network Interface Summary screen on SONOS?
Is the AutoExNT service using the correct (domain name) DUNEUSER or (local)
DUNEUSER account?
Did you try to initialize the hard drive on the IDI?

3 Restore the customer’s configurations.
4 Reload the IDI software through the PC (or over the network).
5 If there is a hardware problem, replace the failed unit with a new or exchange unit. See
“IDI Replacement Parts” on page 101 for part numbers.
The CPU unit and the hard drive unit are replaced as complete assemblies; their
components are not field serviceable.
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6 Perform the required safety tests. See“Performing Required Testing and Verification” on
page 83.
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8 Replacement Parts
IDI Replacement Parts

77471B Integrated Digital Interface (IDI)
Part Part Number Exchange Comment
Part Number
Net PC 77471-68010 77471-68010
Hard Drive 77471-60510
IDI Rev B.0 CD 77471-11100 Ghost image CD
IDI Rev B.0 Boot Floppy 77471-11001 Boot floppy disk
IDI Rev B.1 CD 77471-11101 Ghost image CD
IDI Rev B.1 Boot Floppy 77471-11002 Boot floppy disk
IDI Rev B.2.2 CD 77471-11104 Ghost image CD
IDI Rev B.2.2 Boot Floppy 77471-11004 Boot floppy disk
IDI Rev C CD 77471-11105 Ghost image CD
IDI Rev C Boot Floppy 77471-11005 Boot floppy disk
Documents
IDI Service Manual 77471-90010-04 Contains Installation Instructions
Network Installation 77471-90600-02
Worksheet
SCSI cables
1 meter SCSI cable for 5062-3370 1 meter SCSI Cable from processor
Disk Drive/CPU unit’s SCSI port to hard drive unit’s
bottom SCSI port.
2 meter SCSI cable for 92222C 2 meter SCSI cable from hard drive
MOD/Floppy Dr: unit’s top SCSI port to available port
on SONOS system’s MOD/Floppy
Drive box.
Power cables
External hard drive unit 8120-5431
Processor unit 8120-3144
Connector Lock 1400-1682 Gender changer
LAN cable 77470-60030 Internal LAN Cable from processor
unit’s LAN port to back of System I/O
Panel’s LAN port.
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Replacement Parts
SONOS 5500 Installation Parts

Part Part Number Comment
Shelf Strap 19500-80004 2 straps hold both units
Bin Assembly 77922-61100
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Appendix A: Network Installation Worksheet
Network Installation Worksheet
Configuring the IDI requires information from the network administrator. Fill out this
Network Installation Worksheet. This information is used by Philips qualified personnel or
any qualified service provider when setting up the IDI. Multiple IDI’s should appear on the
same worksheet; add additional lines in part 3 for each additional IDI. Defaults are shown in
bold type.
1 Institution Name and Contacts
Institution Name: _______________________________________________________
Please provide the appropriate contact(s) for network support:
Name: _____________________________________________________________
Title: _____________________________________________________________
Phone: ( ) ___________________________________________________
Email: _____________________________________________________________
Fax: ( ) ___________________________________________________
Name: _____________________________________________________________
Title: _____________________________________________________________
Phone: ( ) ___________________________________________________
Email: _____________________________________________________________
Fax: ( ) ___________________________________________________
2 Network Configurations
a. Please indicate the network settings for IDI
Speed:
10 Base T 100 Base T Autodetect
Duplex:
Half Duplex Full Duplex Autodetect
b. Indicate the IDI addressing and naming scheme:
My IDI will use a static IP addressing scheme.
IP Address: _________._________._________._________ (required)
Subnet Mask: _________._________._________._________ (required)
Default Gateway IP Address:_________._________._________._________
(if applicable)
Enable Domain Name System (DNS):
DNS Server’s IP Address: _________._________._________._________
DNS Server’s IP Address: _________._________._________._________
Enable Scope ID: _____________________________________
Use NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT) naming:
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Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) Server:

Primary WINS Server IP Address: ________._________._________._________
Secondary WINS Server IP Address: ________.________.________._________
Enable Local LMHOSTS
LMHOSTS file name: ____________________________________
c. Will your IDI join a Windows NT domain?
Yes, my IDI will join a domain.
Domain name _____________________________________________________
No, my IDI will be part of a workgroup.
Workgroup name __________________________________________________
(The default Workgroup name is WORKGROUP.)
3 IDI Configurations
Please specify a unique Computer Name to be assigned to IDI(s). The name CANNOT be the
same as any other computer, workgroup, or domain name on the network. The name must be
less than 16 characters. Spaces are NOT allowed and you CANNOT use any of the following
characters:
: ; " < > * + \ / ? (Windows 2000 also does not allow the underscore _ .)
a. The unique Computer Name for IDI is:______________________________
(The default name is: PCNAME.)
(if applicable)
IDI’s AE Title: _____________________________
(The default AE Title is IDI_XXXXXX, where XXXXXX is the unique computer
name. Must be less than 17 characters.)
b. The unique Computer Name for IDI is:______________________________
(if applicable)
IDI’s AE Title: _____________________________
c. The unique Computer Name for IDI is:______________________________
(if applicable)
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IDI’s AE Title: _____________________________

d. The unique Computer Name for IDI is:______________________________
(if applicable)
IDI’s AE Title: _____________________________
e. The unique Computer Name for IDI is:______________________________
(if applicable)
IDI’s AE Title: _____________________________
4 DICOM Storage Configuration
No DICOM Storage for this IDI.
a. SCP CONFIGURATION INFORMATION for storage target:
Host Name: ____________________________________
IP Address:_________._________._________._________
Server Label: ____________________________________
AE Title:_________________________________________________________
(Note: AE Title is case sensitive; please provide the title exactly as shown from SCP.)
Port Number: __________
Does your SCP have Remote Access Dial-In capabilities?
Yes No
b. SCP PRODUCT INFORMATION for storage target:
Manufacturer name:_________________________________________________
Product name & version:_____________________________________________
Model number & version: ____________________________________________
Operating system & version:__________________________________________
Is a DICOM Conformance Statement available?
Yes No
Please provide a contact representative for the vendor:
Rep. Name: ___________________________________________________
Phone: ( ) _____________________________________________
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Website URL: _________________________________________________

c. IMAGE COMPRESSION
Still: JPEG (level 50-100)________ Default is 80 RLE None
Loop: JPEG (level 50-100)________ Default is 80 RLE None
5 DICOM Storage Commit Configuration
No DICOM Storage Commit for this IDI.
a. Storage Commit CONFIGURATION INFORMATION for storage target:
Host Name: ____________________________________
IP Address:_________._________._________._________
Port Number:_____________
Server Label: ____________________________________
AE Title:_________________________________________________________
Yes No
Yes (Please provide Conformance Statement) No
Rep. Name: ___________________________________________________
Phone: ( ) _____________________________________________
Website URL: _________________________________________________
6 DICOM Modality Worklist Configuration
No DICOM Modality Worklist for this IDI.
a. Modality Worklist CONFIGURATION INFORMATION for storage target:
Host Name: ____________________________________
IP Address:_________._________._________._________
Server Label: ____________________________________
AE Title:_________________________________________________________


Yes No
Yes No
Rep. Name: ___________________________________________________
Phone: ( ) _____________________________________________
Website URL: _________________________________________________
c. MWL QUERY CONSTRAINTS
AE Title: ____________________________________
Today Yesterday Last n days: _____ Next n days: _____
Start Date:
N hours from now: _____
Modality: US Other: ________
Status: None Value: _____
d. MWL POLL INTERVAL: Minutes______ (Default is 15) Off
7 DICOM Modality Perform Procedure Step Configuration
No DICOM Modality Perform Procedure Step for this IDI.
a. Modality Perform Procedure Step CONFIGURATION INFORMATION for storage
target:
Host Name: ____________________________________
IP Address:_________._________._________._________
Server Label: ____________________________________
AE Title:_________________________________________________________
Yes No


Yes (Please provide Conformance Statement) No
Rep. Name: ___________________________________________________
Phone: ( ) _____________________________________________
Website URL: _________________________________________________
8 DICOM Color Printer Configuration
No Color Printer for this IDI.
a. SCP CONFIGURATION INFORMATION for color printer target:
Host Name: ____________________________________
IP Address:_________._________._________._________
Server Label: ____________________________________
AE Title:_________________________________________________________
(Note: AE Title is case sensitive, please provide the title exactly as shown from SCP.)
Yes No
b. SCP PRODUCT INFORMATION for color printer target:
Yes No
Rep. Name: ___________________________________________________
Phone: ( ) _____________________________________________
Website URL: _________________________________________________

9 Additional Color Printer Configurations

The information below assists the Installation Engineer in setting up the print parameters.
Information may have to be obtained from the printer manufacturer representative. Refer to the
IDI Service Manual for definitions of terms. Factory default settings are in Bold face type.
Annotation ID: ______________________________ (From printer vendor)
Border: Black White Number (0 to 399)

Configuration Info: _____________________________________ (No default)
Number of copies: ________ (1 to 99) Default is 1
Image density: Minimum ________ Maximum ________ (No default)
Destination: Processor Magazine Bin

Empty image density: Black White Number (0 to 399)
Image display format: Standard\cols____, rows____ (Default is Standard\2,3)
Magnification None Bicubic Bilinear Cubic
Lanczos Mitchell Replicate Other______
Medium type: Clear film Blue film Paper
Negotiate: One Both
Image orientation: Portrait Landscape
Protocol data unit size: _____________ (Default is 16000)
Pedestal subtraction: _____________ (Default is 1)
Planar: Y (by plane) N (by pixel)

Image polarity: Normal Reverse
Priority: Low Med High
Image size: 8INX10IN 8_5INX11IN 10INX12IN 10INX14IN
11INX14IN 11INX17IN 14INX14IN 14INX17IN
24CMX24CM 24CMX30CM A3 A4
Smoothing type: Normal Enhanced Other _______________
Timeout (seconds): _____________ (Default is 120)
Trim box: Yes No

Grayscale windowing: Center _________ Width _________ (Default is disabled)

10 DICOM Black-and-White Printer Configuration

No black-and-white printer for this IDI.
a. SCP CONFIGURATION INFORMATION for B&W printer target:
Host Name: ____________________________________
IP Address:_________._________._________._________
Server Label: ____________________________________
AE Title:_________________________________________________________
(Note: AE Title is case sensitive, please provide the title exactly as shown from SCP.)
Yes No
b. SCP PRODUCT INFORMATION for B&W printer target:
Yes No
Rep. Name: ___________________________________________________
Phone: ( ) _____________________________________________
Website URL: _________________________________________________

11 Additional Black-and-White Printer Configurations

The information below assists the Installation Engineer in setting up the print parameters.
Information may have to be obtained from the printer manufacturer representative. Refer to the
IDI Service Manual for definitions of terms. Factory default settings are in Bold face type.
Annotation ID: ______________________________ (From printer vendor)
Border: Black White Number (0 to 399)

Configuration Info: _____________________________________ (No default)
Number of copies: ________ (1 to 99) Default is 1
Image density: Minimum ________ Maximum ________ (No default)
Destination: Processor Magazine Bin

Empty image density: Black White Number (0 to 399)
Image display format: Standard\cols____, rows____ Default is Standard\2,3
Magnification None Bicubic Bilinear Cubic
Lanczos Mitchell Replicate Other______
Medium type: Clear film Blue film Paper
Negotiate: One Both
Image orientation: Portrait Landscape
Protocol data unit size: _____________ (Default is 16000)
Pedestal subtraction: _____________ (Default is 1)
Planar: Y (by plane) N (by pixel)

Image polarity: Normal Reverse
Priority: Low Med High
Image size: 8INX10IN 8_5INX11IN 10INX12IN 10INX14IN
11INX14IN 11INX17IN 14INX14IN 14INX17IN
24CMX24CM 24CMX30CM A3 A4
Smoothing type: Normal Enhanced Other _________________
Timeout (seconds): _____________ (Default is 120)
Trim box: Yes No

Grayscale windowing:Center _________ Width _________ (Default is disabled)
Special considerations:
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________


Index
A Disk icons, 2 Network
ADDSERVER, 92, 97 Disk repair tools activity icons, 2
Advanced DICOM, 1 installing, 91 autosend control, 2
AETITLE, 98 using, 92 P
AUTODELETE, 98 DUNEUSER local administrator
pcAnywhere, 1
AutoExNT, 62 status, 29, 34, 65
configuring, 71
B E log on using, 11
EnConcert PRINTER, 103
Boot floppy disk
AutoExNT service, 26, 27, 31 PRINTER ADD, 103
creating, 82
configure IDI for, 62 Printer commands
part numbers, 81
configure SONOS for, 60 ANNOT, 104
C BORDER, 104
F
Cable routing, 7 CONFIG, 104
FLUSHQUEUE, 99 COPIES, 104
Command syntax, 97
COMPRESSION, 99 G DENSITY, 104
Computer name, IDI, DEST, 104
Ghost image, 81
EMPTY, 104
changing, 14 MOD, creating, 82 FORMAT, 104
Configuration part numbers, 81 LUT, 104
AutoExNT, 62 H MAG, 104
backing up, 73 MEDIUM, 104
DNS, 18 Hard drive, install, 5
NEGOTIATE, 104
for DICOM (Rev. B.x), 31 HELP, 99
ORIENTATION, 104
for DICOM (Rev. C), 24 I PDU, 104
for DICOM MPPS, 52 PEDESTAL, 104
for DICOM MWL, 48 Icons, network, 2
IDI PLANAR, 104
for DICOM Print, 55 POLARITY, 104
for DICOM Storage, 39 backing up configuration, 73
PRINTER ADD, 103
for DICOM Storage cabling diagram, 7
PRINTER DELETE, 103
Commit, 45 completion checklist, 4
PRINTER RESTART, 105
for EnConcert, 60 computer name, 14
PRIORITY, 104
LMHOSTS file, 20 configuring for DICOM, 14
SERVER, 104
network connection configuring for EnConcert, 62
SIZE, 104
settings, 71 connecting to PC, 5
SMOOTH, 104
SONOS printer settings, 57 installation, 5
TIMEOUT, 104
static IP address, 16 software, installing, 81
TRIM, 104
WINS, 19 INSTITUTION, 100
WINDOW, 104
Connecting IDI to a PC K PRINTER DELETE, 103
using crossover cable, 11 PRINTER LIST, 105
KMM, 1, 10
using LAN cable, 10
using serial cable, 10 L
CPU, install, 5 LISTSERVERS, 100 R
D LOG, 100 REGISTRY, 106
Log on IDI from PC, 11 REGISTRY BACKUP, 106
DELSERVER, 99
REGISTRY DELETE, 106
DENSITY, 104 M REGISTRY LIST, 106
DHCP, 15 Manual conventions, 3 REGISTRY PREVIEW, 106
DICOM MISCELLANEOUS, 102 REGISTRY RESTORE, 106
advanced, 1 MONOCHROME, 102
configuring IDI for, 14 Restoring IDI configuration from
MPPSSERVER, 102 file, 76
MPPS, configure for, 52
MWLPOLL, 102 RST Registry Backup/Restore
MWL, configure for, 48
Print, configure for, 55 MWLQUERY, 102 utility, 73
Storage Commit, configure MWLSERVER, 103
S
for, 45 N
Storage, configure for, 39 SCSERVER, 107
NETWORK, 103
Index
SERVER, 107 DICOM, 108
Software compatibility SONOS- DSR, 109
IDI, 81 VERIFYSERVER, 109, 110
SONOS SQUAREPIXELS, 107
configuring for DICOM STUDYSTATUS, 108
Storage, 39 SUMMARY, 108
replacement parts, 115, 116 T
SONOS commands, 97
Testing and verification, 95
ADDSERVER, 92, 97
AETITLE, 98 Troubleshooting
AUTODELETE, 98 methods, 1
BEEPS, 98 Rev. B.x, 113
COMPRESSION, 99 Rev. C, 111
DELSERVER, 99 U
FLUSHQUEUE, 99 Update IDI software, 81
format of, 97
HELP, 99 V
INSTITUTION, 100 VERIFYSERVER, 109, 110
LISTSERVERS, 100 Voltage selector switch, 5
LOG, 100
MISCELLANEOUS, 102 W
MONOCHROME, 102 Windows workgroup,
MPPSSERVER, 102 joining, 18
MWLPOLL, 102
MWLQUERY, 102
MWLSERVER, 103
NETWORK, 103
PRINTER, 103
PRINTER ADD, 103
PRINTER DELETE, 103
PRINTER LIST, 105
REGISTRY, 106
BACKUP, 106
DELETE, 106
LIST, 106
PREVIEW, 106
RESTORE, 106
SCSERVER, 107
SERVER, 107
SQUAREPIXELS, 107
STUDYSTATUS, 108
SUMMARY, 108
Index
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Philips Model 77471A/B

Integrated Digital Interface

WARNING This system complies with the

Philips Medical Systems

DICOM connectivity is not supported in C.0. Please

4 Software Installation and Upgrade

5 Testing and Verification

6 SONOS System Commands

Appendix A: Network Installation Worksheet

IDI Network Icons

Icon Network Activity

When storing loops to disk, the icon indicates the percent

With Network Autosend on, the icon indicates that the

With Network Autosend on, the icon indicates that the

With Network Autosend off, the icon is blank.

Using SONOS Network Utility Help

Conventions Used in this Manual

 Configure SONOS for output to:

Power Cable Power Cable

IDI Disk Drive IDI CPU

CPU LAN port

Figure 2. IDI Cabling Diagram

Figure 3. Cable Routing

Figure 4. Installing the Bin

Initializing the Hard Disk

Configuring the system using SONOS commands

Configure the SONOS system for output to:

• Advanced DICOM, which includes the following:

Logging On to the IDI

Logging on using a keyboard, monitor, and mouse

Logging on using a separate PC

Preferred method: Connect using a serial cable

Optional method: Connect using a LAN cable

Optional method: Connect using a crossover cable

To connect the IDI and a PC using a crossover cable:

Log on to the IDI using pcAnywhere

The pcAnywhere program launches.

Figure 5. CAD Button for Logon

NOTE Always log on as DUNEUSER or DOMAIN/DUNEUSER. If you log on as something else,

Figure 6. Logon Information Dialog Box

Figure 7. Resizing and Screen Scaling Buttons

- - - - End of “Logging On to the IDI”; proceed to “Configuring IDI For Network

Configuring IDI For Network Communication

Configure IDI for network communication

Network configuration checklist

Change the IDI’s computer name

Figure 9. Choosing the Network Control Panel

Figure 10. Network Dialog Box

Enter the IP configuration for a DHCP server

Configure the static IP address

Figure 11. Choosing TCP/IP Properties

Figure 12. TCP/IP Properties Window

Join a Windows NT domain

Figure 13. Domain Name Field

Figure 14. Creating an Account

Join a Windows workgroup

Figure 15. Changing Workgroup Name

Configure the domain name system (DNS) (if applicable)

Figure 16. Choosing TCP/IP Properties

Figure 17. DNS Dialog Box

Configure SONOS for output to: