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1 System Configuration.............................................1

1.1 Configuration via Configuration Viewer ............................. 1

1.1.1 Configure Digitizer .........................................................................1

1.1.2 Configure Gateway........................................................................2

1.1.3 Configure ID-Viewer ......................................................................4

1.1.4 Configure Medical Printers ............................................................5

1.1.5 Configure Destinations ..................................................................7

1.2 Configuration via CPF-File................................................. 10

1.2.1 CPF-File created by CCM............................................................10

1.2.2 Digitizer CPF-File (also called partial CPF-File)...........................11

1.3 Configuration of mixed environments .............................. 12

1.4 Configuration Cloning ........................................................ 12

1.4.1 Cloning an ADC-QS Server .........................................................12

1.4.2 Cloning User Settings of Viewers

(for ADC QS Server and Client)...................................................13

2 License Management............................................14

2.1 Adding Licenses ................................................................. 15

3 Creation of an ADC QS Restore CD.....................16

3.1 General ................................................................................ 16

3.2 Requirements...................................................................... 16

3.3 Procedure ............................................................................ 16

3.3.1 Testing the recorded Restore CD ................................................18

3.4 Restore Toolkit Version 2.5 – Potential Errors

and Solutions ...................................................................... 19

4 Agfa DICOM bridge ...............................................20

5 ID-Viewer GUI and DICOM Modality

Worklist GUI ..........................................................20

6 RIS Link .................................................................20

7 WebAdmin.............................................................21

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8 Setup of a Secure User (optional – only on

Customer Request) ...............................................23

8.1 Add Secure User..................................................................23

8.2 Remove Secure User...........................................................24

9 Installing ADC-QS into an Existing NT Domain..25

9.1.1 ADC-QS System Name ............................................................ 25

9.1.2 Add ADC-QS System to Domain .............................................. 25

9.1.3 Adding Domain User to Local System....................................... 26

9.1.4 Logging onto the Domain.......................................................... 28

9.1.5 Notes:....................................................................................... 28

10 Virus Scanner Software........................................29

10.1 Settings to be changed ...................................................29

10.1.1 Settings deviating from default ................................................. 29

10.2 Overview of all Settings ..................................................31

10.2.1 NetShield v4.5 for Server w/SP1 .............................................. 31

10.2.2 NetShield v4.5 for Client w/SP1................................................ 32

10.2.3 Virus Scan NT v5.1 for Client ................................................... 34

AGFA DICOM Bridge, Version 2.0b

(User Guide)

Configuration Viewer Software

(User Manual)

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1 System Configuration

There are three possibilities to configure ADCQS.2.1. All three possibilities have their justification if they are applied for the purpose they are designed for:

• Configuration Viewer Æ Standard configuration tool for the ADCQS for

onsite configuration, configuration changes and enhancements

• CPF-file created by CCM ToolÆ Can be used after initial setup to save

configuration work; should not be used later on anymore for configuration changes or enhancements

• Cloning Æ Allows to duplicate stations; this helps especially to reduce the

GUI configuration work if more than one Viewer has to be set up similarly.

1.1 Configuration via Configuration Viewer

The Configuration Viewer is the ideal tool on ADC QS to change or modify the configuration of the system. It is explained in detail in the Configuration Viewer Software - User Manual, separately added in this chapter 3.2 . Here we mainly focus on the Device configuration.

1.1.1 Configure Digitizer

(1) To Configure Digitizer select at Configuration Viewer

(2) Double click on <Add new digitizer>

(3) Select digitizer model and click <Next>

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(4) Enter network information at tab Network and AE Title at tab DICOM

at tab Image the image type can be looked up.

(5) Click <Finish> to save configured digitizer

To transfer the configuration information from the ADC QS to the digitizer at the end of the configuration session a Digitizer CPF-file (partial CPF-file) must be created and installed on the digitizer (see further explanation below, at 1.2.2 of this chapter).

1.1.2 Configure Gateway

(1) To Configure Gateway select at Configuration Viewer

(2) Double click on host name of the Server e.g. <QS_SERVER_10>

(3) Check host name and IP-Address at tab Network. Network settings are

taken over from “Windows NT Network Settings”. To test TCP/IP connection you can press <Test Connection…> button.

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(4) Enter AE Title at tab DICOM.

At tab Storage the storage path can be looked up.

(5) Click <OK>

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1.1.3 Configure ID-Viewer

(1) To Configure ID-Viewer select at Configuration Viewer

(2) Double click on <Add new ID Viewer>

(3) Enter host name in caps (key sensitive), IP-Address and name

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(4) Click <Next>

(5) Check respectively uncheck “Use Direct_ID” check box and click

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Select only one ID-Station in a cluster for DirectID. To communicate the IDViewer to run DirectID on ADC SOLO digitizer, a Digitizer CPF-File (partial CPF-file) has to be created and imported on the digitizer. In addition DirectID has also to be activated in the ADC SOLO digitizer to make it working.

1.1.4 Configure Medical Printers

(1) To Configure Medical Printers select at Configuration Viewer

(2) Double click on <Add new medical printer>

(3) Select printer model, click <Next>

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(4) Enter IP_address and name of printer, click <Next>

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(5) Enter AE-title, click <Next>

(6) Select supported formats and medium type, click <Next>

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(7) Check resp. change density parameters and image quality settings, click

<Next>

(8) Select Rescale type and previously checked film formats

(9) Click <Finish> to confirm medical printer configuration.

(10) On an ADCQS Client Station the printers have to be installed just as

NT-Network Printers.

1.1.5 Configure Destinations

(1) To Configure Destination select at Configuration Viewer

(2) Double click on <Add new destination>

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(3) Select destinations type (ADC QS Server, Archive or Softcopy)

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(4) Enter IP_address and name of the destination

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(5) Enter AE-title and select DICOM version

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(6) Click <Finish> for Server as new destination, for Archive and Softcopy

one dialog more will appear.

Archive: Select Resolution and post processing

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Softcopy:

Enter display settings

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1.2 Configuration via CPF-File

In conjunction with ADC QS we distinguish between two different CPF-files:

• The CPF-file created by means of CCM-Tool.

• The Digitizer CPF-File or also called partial CPF-File.

1.2.1 CPF-File created by CCM

This is the file which is used to configure VIPS, PRID and the CR-Digitizers. This file can be used as a good basis to get started after initial setup of an ADC QS Cluster. To configure ADC QS with the CCM created CPF-file proceed as follows:

(1) Carry out Configuration work with CCM tool.

Please note that the hostname for an ADC QS Server has to be entered in capital letters (the simplest is here to use the same term for hostname, station name and DICOM_AE title).

(2) Save CPF-file on floppy

(3) Startup Configuration Viewer on ADC QS Server

(4) Enter floppy and Select “File-Æ Import CPF”

(5) At the end of the import you maybe asked to synchronize printers. Just

select a printer and press “Install”. Repeat this until all printers are installed.

(6) Reset ADC QS

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ADC QS supports IP_address resolution via DNS (or Netbui). However most of the other AGFA devices (digitizers, printers, etc.) do not support this resolution method.

During importing a CPF-file the ADC QS reads the IP_addresses of that different device in the CPF-file and tries to resolve the corresponding hostname via DNS (or Netbui). If it is successful finding a corresponding hostname, it will fill it in into the “Hostname” field. If it is not successful, it will fill in the IP_address into the “Hostname” field. The next time you export Digitizer CPF-file (partial CPF-file) you will have the IP_address filled in for hostname and IP_address.

Therefore it is advised after importing a CPF-file created by CCM to select Setup Æ Devices Æ Input Devices Æ Digitizer. There you select the Network tab and change the hostname field (containing the IP_address) into the actual hostname of the digitizer.

Please note that importing a CPF-file on the ADC QS Server deletes all configuration information setup before. That is:

• The whole device configuration

• The whole examination configuration

• The whole image processing configuration

• The whole dose monitoring statistics

Therefore we recommend to use the CPF-file import only for the initial startup.

1.2.2 Digitizer CPF-File (also called partial CPF-File)

The need for a Digitizer CPF-file came up together with ADC QS.2.1. The reason why we need that file is because in a pure ADC QS environment the Configuration Viewer is used to configure ADC QS. However the CR-Digitizers still need a CPF-file to be configured. ADC QS produces that file itself. It must only be used for Digitizers, as it contains only part of the information a CCM created CPF-file contains. To create a Digitizer CPF-File you have to perform the following steps:

(1) Carry out Configuration work with Configuration Viewer

(2) Put floppy to floppy drive of ADC QS station

(3) Select at Configuration Viewer

(4) Click <Export CPF> to browse folder A:\ to save CPF-file on floppy

(5) Install the CPF-file from floppy in the digitizer

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1.3 Configuration of mixed environments

ADC QS.2.1 can also be installed in mixed environments with PRID and VIPS. For the initial setup the same CPF-file, created by the CCM-Tool can be used.

If this file is imported into ADC QS you will find in the Configuration Viewer under Setup Æ Devices Æ Destination also the VIPS stations as possible destinations. This destinations must be deleted as they are not able to receive data from an ADC QS.

For later configuration changes it is advised to use Configuration Viewer for ADC QS and CCM-Tool for VIPS and PRID related changes. This may require also manual adaptation between the different configuration methods.

1.4 Configuration Cloning

Depending what is to be done two procedure to clone ADC QS devices maybe applied. They also can be used in combination.

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1.4.1 Cloning an ADC-QS Server

This is normally done when configuration from one Server should be transferred to another Server, i. e. into another cluster. Here only the configuration data kept in the database is transferred. The procedure is as follows:

(1) Start Configuration Viewer on Source Server*

(2) Select

This may take some minutes depending on the size of the configuration.

(3) Stop ADC QS application on Target Server

(4) Start Configuration Viewer on Target Server

(5) Select

This may take some minutes depending on the size of the configuration; app. 5 min per 0.5Mb size of xml-file.

(6) Check Gateway configuration in Configuration Viewer and adapt if

necessary to the requirements on the Target Server (Setup Æ Devices Æ ADCQS Æ <Server name>). Parameters to be adapted maybe hostname, IP_address and DICOM AE_title

(7) Select

and delete the Target Server from the list of possible destinations (to avoid sending to itself)

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(8) Select

and add the Source Server to the destination list, if it is requested to send studies to the source ADC QS

*In the above text the Source Server is always the Server which provides the configuration to be duplicated, while the Target Server is the one to receive this configuration.

1.4.2 Cloning User Settings of Viewers (for ADC QS Server and Client)

The cloning of Viewers retrieves configuration information from the system which comprises of user settings, registry entries for GUI configuration, textbox definitions, etc. This allows to transfer GUI configuration from one Viewer to others (either in the same or in another cluster). Thus a lot of time can be saved as work does not have to be done double.

There is one restriction of this procedure for the time being, that only the configuration for the “empty” user can be transferred (i.e. no login name and password are used to login on application level). The procedure is as follows:

(1) Each Viewer which is activated on a Source System should be at least

started once before you start the cloning, as some files and registry settings are only created after the first start-up of a Viewer.

(2) Stop ADC QS

(3) Insert an empty floppy into the floppy drive of the Source System with the

Viewer to be cloned.

(4) Select at NT-Start Menu

This program copies all the above mentioned information to a floppy.

(5) If you have other application users set up as the “empty” user you have to

copy the files <username>.cpx from the C:\temp\cpf directory manually to the floppy.

(6) Insert the floppy into the floppy drive of the Target System where the

Viewer should be imported to.

(7) Select at NT-Start Menu

The old GUI configuration information will be overwritten.

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(8) If you have other application users set up as the “empty” user you have to

copy the files <username>.cpx from the floppy to the directory C:\temp\cpf of the Target System where the Viewer is imported.

(9) After resetting the system the Viewer of the Target System has the same

GUI settings as the Viewer of the Source System.

This procedure can be used both on ADC-QS Server and Client for cloning Viewer settings.

2 License Management

For ADCQS from a commercial point of view it is distinguished between software options which require Server or Client license:

Software - Options

License for each

Server PC

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each Client PC

ADC Online-Processing Software (Win)

ADC IPD-Viewer Software (Win)

ADC Black Border Software (Win)

ADC Smart Print Software (Win)

ADC Autorouting Software (Win)

ADC Pediatric Software (Win)

ADC Uro/Tomo Software (Win)

ADC Dental Software (Win)

ADC DICOM-Store (Win)

ADC Multi Format Import/Export (Win)

ADC Annotation Software (Win)

ADC QC-Viewer Software (Win)

ADC ID Software (for Win appl.)

ADC Full leg/spine Software (Win)

ADC Rislink Toolkit Software (for Win appl.)

ADC Dose-Monitoring Software (Win)

ADC Auto QC Software (Win)

A Server License has to be acquired once for an ADC QS cluster, while a Client License has to acquired for each PC it should run on. Therefore the following has to be regarded when adding a new license:

• A Server License has to be activated on each PC in the cluster. The same license_ID can be used throughout the cluster.

• A Client License must only be activated on the PC(s) the SW-Option is bought for. For each PC a different license_ID must be used.

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2.1 Adding Licenses

(1) To activate a licensed SW-Option select at Configuration Viewer

(2) Double click on <Add license>

(3) The following window pops up. Select license type („Full License“ or

„Demo License “).

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(4) If you select “Demo License“ a list of not yet activated SW-Options

appears at “Module“. A “Demo License“ expires after 90 days (without previous warning).

(5) If you select „Full License“ enter „License Code“ and your name. The SW-

Option is identified and activated by means of the license code.

(6) Click <OK> to finish.

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3 Creation of an ADC QS Restore CD

3.1 General

The creation of a bootable Restore CD-ROM onsite makes it possible to restore the server system at a later date back to the same identical state as it was by creation time of the CD. Please pay attention to the following points:

• The CD must only be used on the PC where it was created!

• During the process the CD tray can open and close automatically; this

is then part of the procedure.

Together with ADC QS 2.1.xx the Restore Toolkit version 2.5 is introduced. It provides the following new features compared with version 2.4:

• Client Restore CDs can be created as well (if CD-Writer available)

• Norton Ghost 7.5 makes it possible to directly write to the CD Writer.

This saves some time. However only high quality CD-R should be used. Cheap ones are very error prone (esp. on Clients).

• Restore Toolkit fits on a floppy now.

• Restore CDs are date and time stamped, labeled with system type

information and which disk image is included.

• The system event logs are also included in the system disk image.

• Disk spanning is possible now (i.e. if the disk image does not fit on one

CD, it can be continued on a second one).

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3.2 Requirements

• ADC-QS Restore Toolkit version 2.5 or higher

• Blank or re-writeable CD (use high quality CD-Rs only)

• ADC-QS System (Server or Client) with built in CD Re-Writer

3.3 Procedure

(1) Insert the ADC QS Restore Toolkit floppy in the floppy drive.

(2) Stop ADC QS and empty the desktop Recycle bin.

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(3)

Re-start the system, which will boot now from floppy drive. The following menu is shown:

Make selection according to system type:

For ADC-QS Server normally only Disk 1 needs to be restored. For ADC-QS Client only Disk 1 exists.

(4) CD tray opens. Insert blank CD or clean re-writeable CD

(5) The following menu is shown

Enter <Y>

(6) If CD tray is not already closed, it will be closed automatically now.

(7)

Norton Ghost Software starts automatically. It reads first boot data from floppy and starts afterwards to burn the Restore CD of the selected Disk. No action required – takes about 12 minutes.

(8) CD tray opens automatically, when process is finished.

If the system image does not fit on a single CD, message “Insert next media and press enter to continue…” appears. Insert a new blank CD or clean re-writeable CD and press enter.

(9) The following window is shown:

Follow the instructions to eject the new created Restore CD and the floppy and restart the system by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del

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(10)

Write on the new created Restore CD:

• “ADC-QS Server Restore CD”

• Date of creation

• Software version

• Creator of the CD

3.3.1 Testing the recorded Restore CD

(11) Insert the Restore CD and restart the system

(12)

The following window appears (example shows Restore CD of a client system):

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Check that the image type matches your system.

Type in <q> (For testing it is not necessary to carry out a restore procedure)

If the window does not appear, first check the boot sequence before creating a new Restore CD.

The CD label must contain the following data:

Restore-CD for ADC-QS.2.1.xx (Server)

Hostname: <hostname> IP-Address: <ip_address> Created by: <Name, First Name> Why created: <reason (e.g. upgrade)> Creation Date: <DD:MMMM:YYYY>

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3.4 Restore Toolkit Version 2.5 – Potential Errors and Solutions

Most errors take place during the writing of the Ghost image, in this case an error code is given together with a short explanation. In all cases, if an error occurs, additional information is found in the file c:\temp\ghosterr.txt.

a) ABORT: 440, Ghost cannot run on Windows NT based systems

(NT/2K/XP).

You are attempting to use the Restore Toolkit floppy or created Restore CD from within a Windows session.

Restart the system with the Toolkit floppy or Restore CD inserted.

b) ABORT: 52102, CD-R disc is not writeable. Insert blank media.

Ghost can only write to clean media (no multi-session possible)

Insert a new blank CD-R or an erased CD Rewritable.

c) Critical Error 0x0C Sharing Violation, Abort or Retry ?

This is a non-standard error that will normally only be seen when you are doing some custom steps with the Ghost program. The following are known situations:

i) The ghost image was made with a later version of Ghost (eg.

7.5) and you are trying to read it with an older version (eg.

6.01). Note: the other way around is OK (older .GHO files are read OK by 7.5)

Use Ghost v7.5 or later.

ii) The source and destination disk are the same.

Write directly to the CD Writer.

d) ABORT:10027, Unknown image format: code 51: later Ghost version

required.

Same as c) i) above.

e) ABORT: 18190, No such file or directory (ENOENT) when opening

A:\SKIPLIST.TXT

Can not find a file referenced during the Ghost image creation process.

Leave the Restore Toolkit floppy in the drive, until everything is complete.

f) Write protect error writing drive A (Abort, Retry, Fail?)

The write protect tab prevents the toolkit from writing some temporary files on the floppy.

Flip the protection tab back to the write enabled position.

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4 Agfa DICOM bridge

See appended document AGFA DICOM Bridge Version 2.0 (User Guide)

5 ID-Viewer GUI and DICOM Modality Worklist GUI

The configuration of the ID-Viewer GUI and DICOM Modality Worklist GUI is mainly described in the ID-Viewer User Manual. The GUI of the ID-Viewer and the DICOM Modality Worklist can be configured in the field only by predefined GUI templates. Screenshots of these GUI templates can be found in chapter 11, Installation Planning. Other changes are not foreseen in the field. If the currently provided templates should not be accepted by the customer, inform your Global Support Center. There, a headquarter decision will be initiated if and when a change will be provided.

6 RIS Link

The configuration of the RIS Link is described in the RIS Link Toolkit User Manual (enclosed in the ADC QS RIS-Link Toolkit option). It gives the information how the data provided by the RIS should look like in respect to format, structure and DICOM mapping. The data the hospital RIS system delivers, have to match to these definitions. Changes on ADC QS side are not foreseen. To avoid delays during set-up it is absolutely necessary that the customer is aware well in advance what his HIS/RIS system has to deliver. If the customer's HIS/RIS system is not able to fulfill these requests, GSC has to be involved right from the beginning. The goal is to have for these sites before the actual set-up of the ADC QS starts a response from AGFA whether these adaptation requests can be fulfilled or not.

Please note that the ADC QS RIS-Link Toolkit does not support anymore data retrieval from RIS/HIS systems by means of a DOS executable file. Only a Windows executable can be used. For supported connection modes refer to ADC QS RIS-Link Toolkit user manual.

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7 WebAdmin

The following list gives an overview of the WebAdmin Menu Structure

1st level 2nd level Comment 3rd level Comment 4th level Comment

Show Info

Network Info

Self Test Report

Storage Check Report

Export

Event Log Files

CPF File

Compas Backup

Image File

Setup

Study settings

Devices

Specialised

Site information

Monitoring

License management

Task Manager

Quality monitoring

Documentation

Error Messages

shows network configuration info of the server

checks connection to connected devices (TCP/IP, DICOM); see example following page.

delivers a report about storage statistics; see example following page

view/download logfiles

view/download cpf-file

download latest Backup

view/download images/studies

shows study/exam tree

BO Server

Printers

view server settings

view, modify, add, delete ,test Printer connections

Digitizers

view, modify, add, delete, test Digitizer connections

Destinations

view, modify, add, delete, test Destination connections

view, switch on/off licenses

Gateway

Printers

Digitizers

DICOM Bridge

Administration

CR Settings

view Gateway settings

synchronise printers

export partial cpf-file for Digitizer

download/view adb config files

view/edit site data screen

view exposure class list, Dicom Body part list

view Task Manager settings

Qc Tools

Dose Monitoring

BO Explorer

view Dose Monitoring Statistics

view configuration tree – do not use it for changing !

shows QS error messages

Contrast

Spatial

view Contrast QC Phantom results

view Spatial QC Phantom results

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Example of an ADC QS Self Test Report Example of an ADC QS Storage Check Report

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8 Setup of a Secure User

(optional – only on Customer Request)

The “Secure User Script” allows to create a user which has very limited access to NT-Operating System. Almost all icons are removed from the desktop and additionally the NT-Start Menu is reduced to the absolute minimum.

Desktop includes only the following icons:

NT-Start Menu of the Secure User is reduced to Agfa Æ ADC QS Æ ID Viewer, Reset ADC QS, Start ADC QS, Stop ADC QS In addition the right mouse button is deactivated on the NT-Desktop and it prevents the user, logged in with “Secure User” account, to access the Configuration Viewer.

However the ”Secure User” does not have any restrictions on application level. The “Secure User” is able to delete images from the application or reject studies. The security is only provided on NT-Operating System and Configuration level.

The sequence of installation of the Secure User in relation to the printers is important.

• First configure all printers on Server (with “compas” account)

• Add Secure User account on Server

• Add same Secure User account on Client. During creation of the

account the printer connections will be automatically setup as network printers.

If you want to add a printer later on you have to perform the following steps:

• Configure printer to be added on the Server (with “compas” account)

• Remove Secure User on the Client only

• Re-install Secure User on Client again. In this way the new printer is

added to the Secure User account.

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8.1 Add Secure User

Only one account for a Secure User has to be created. It has to be the same account on ADC QS Server and Client.

(1) Select

Start

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(2) Define Secure User with a corresponding password. Confirm the

password by clicking <OK>

(3) System restarts two times. During this do not start any other application. (4) Auto logon is switched off now. NT login window appears after every

restart.

8.2 Remove Secure User

If you want to change the complete Secure User account it is best first to remove current Secure User and then add a new one. This has to be done both on Server and Client. This procedure must also be applied on the Client only, if a printer should be added to the Secure User account (see above)

(1) Check that you are logged in as “compas"

(2) Select

Start

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Remove Secure User

(3) Select Secure User, you would like to delete, from pull down menu and fill

in corresponding password. Confirm the password by clicking <OK>

(4) System restarts two times. Always login as “compas" account. If the last

Secure User has been deleted from the system, Auto Logon is activated again.

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9 Installing ADC-QS into an Existing NT Domain

By default the systems delivered by AGFA are set up to operate in an unmanaged ‘peer to peer’ network pool called ‘WORKGROUP’. This name ‘WORKGROUP’ is the same for all language versions of ADC-QS.

Further to this the ADC-QS Server and Client machines are set up with 2 local machine accounts:

Account

Password

administrator (empty) compas compas98

Both these accounts are members of ‘Administrator’ group on the local machine. By default ADC-QS runs under the ‘compas’ account. The advantage of running ADC-QS as part of ‘WORKGROUP’ is that the administration tasks are much reduced – the downside to this is that there is almost no security in place.

In many hospital environments ADC-QS will be used as part of a secure NT domain. To add new ADC-QS systems to the domain will require assistance from the local NT Domain Administrator (who has the passwords and authority required). Follow the sequence below to add an ADC-QS Server or Client into a domain:

9.1.1 ADC-QS System Name

Change the system name to the new name assigned by the domain administrator – Start Menu::Settings::Control Panel::Network::Identification, click on button ‘Change’, enter the new name, click <OK> . Click <OK> on confirmation dialog, click <Close> on the network control panel, dialog ‘… You must shut down and restart your computer… Restart now’, click <Yes>. The system restarts.

9.1.2 Add ADC-QS System to Domain

Log back in as local system Administrator (blank password ). Hold down the shift key to defeat any auto-login. Once logged in, stop any ADC-QS autostart (Server only). From Start Menu::Settings::Control Panel::Network::Identification, click on button ‘Change’, click on radio button ‘Domain’, enter the domain name. Select checkbox ‘Create Computer Account in the Domain’, enter the Domain Administrator name and password. Click <OK>.

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Upon success the message ‘Welcome to <Domain Name>’ will popup. Click <OK>, then <Close>, dialog ‘… You must shut down and restart your computer… Restart now’, click <Yes>. The system restarts.

9.1.3 Adding Domain User to Local System

Log back in as local system Administrator (not the ‘User Manager for Domains’, double click on ‘Groups->Administrators’ in the list at the bottom half of the screen.

domain logon !). Start again

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Click now on ‘Add’, select compas from the Names list of the domain, click on <Add>, the domain compas account is added to the Add Names list:

Click then on <OK> to close this dialog. The domain name\compas account will show up in the Local Group Properties::Members list:

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Click then on <OK> to close this dialog. Close the User Manager (Alt-F4, or menu User::Exit).

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9.1.4 Logging onto the Domain

Log-off from the local system (‘Start Menu::Shut down::Close all programs and log-on as different user’) ,then re-logon using the domain account as shown below:

Once logged in, ADC-QS is now available for use.

9.1.5 Notes:

a) The auto-login and auto-shutdown feature of ADC-QS Server is still

working under domain log-in. To bypass the auto-login, hold down the Shift key during the login phase.

b) The domain administrator will normally carry out sections Create Compas

account and Adding Domain User to Local System

you do not have to make a request for the domain administrator account and passwords.

c) Procedures for setting up printers and other devices from the ADC-QS

Server remain the same under domain login.

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