Please verify that you are using the latest revision of this document. Information
pertaining to this document is maintained on MyW orkshop /ePDM (GE electronic Product
Data Management). If you need to know the latest re vision, contact your distributor , local
GE Sales Representative or in the USA call the GE Ultrasound Clinical Answer Center at
1 800 682 5327 or 1 262 524 5698.
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All packages should be closely examined at time of delivery. If
damage is apparent, write “Damage In Shipment” on ALL copies
of the freight or express bill BEFORE delivery is accepted or
“signed for” by a GE representative or hospital receiving agent.
Whether noted or concealed, damage MUST be reported to the
carrier immediately upon discovery, or in any event, within 14
days after receipt, and the contents and containers held for
inspection by the carrier. A transport ation company will not pay a
claim for damage if an inspection is not requested within this 14
day period.
Certified electrical contractor statement - For USA Only
All electrical Installations that are preliminary to positioning of
the equipment at the site prepared for the equipment shall be
performed by licensed electrical contractors. Other connections
between pieces of electrical equipment, calibrations and testing
shall be performed by qualified GE personnel. In per for m ing all
electrical work on these products, GE will use its own specially
trained field engineers. All of GE’s electrical work on these
products will comply with the requirements of the applicable
electrical codes.
The purchaser of GE equipment shall only utilize qualified
personnel (i.e., GE’s field engineers, personnel of third-party
service companies with equivalent training, or licensed
electricians) to perform electrical servicing on the equipment.
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If there are any omissions, errors or suggest ion s for imp ro vin g
this documentation, contact the GE Global Documentation
Group with specific information listing the system typ e, man ua l
title, part number, revision number, page number and
suggestion details.
Mail the
information to:
Service Documentation
GE Medical Systems Ultrasound and Primary Care Diagnostics,
LLC
9900 Innovation Drive (RP-2156)Wauwatosa, WI 53226 USA
GE employees should use Post-market Qu a lity Ma na gem e nt
(PQM) to report service documentation issues.
These issues will then be in the internal problem reporting tool
and communicated to the writer.
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The contents of this publication may not be copied or duplicated
in any form, in whole or in part, without prior written permission
of GE.
GE may revise this publication from time to time without written
notice.
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than GE employees is provided only under an Advanced
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under which operating and basic service software is licensed. A
license to use operating or basic service software does not
extend to or cover such software or related docu mentation.
If you are a GE employee or a customer who has entered into
such a license agreement with GE to use proprietary software,
you are authorized to use the Material according to the
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decompose or reverse-assemble the software, and unle ss you
are a GE employee, you may not copy the Material. The
Material is protected by Copyright and Trade Secret laws; the
violation of which can result in civil damages and criminal
prosecution.
If you are not party to such a license agreement or a GE
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Chapter 1
Invenia ABUS Viewer
Introduction
The Invenia ABUS Viewer is the updated version of the
Invenia ABUS Review Software. The Invenia ABUS
Viewer is backwards compatible and can be used to
display images from any prior Invenia ABUS system.
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Service Manual Overview
Content in this Manual
This manual provides installation and service in formation fo r the
Invenia ABUS Viewer (Invenia ABUS Workstation Review
Software).
The manual is divided into eight chapters.
In the beginning of the manual, before Chapter 1, you will find
the Revision overview, the Important Precautions including the
T ranslation Policy, Dama ge in T ransportation, Certified Electrical
Contractor Statement, Omissions and Errors, Service Safety
Considerations and Legal Notes, and the Table of Contents.
NOTE: This document covers only service documentation related to the
Invenia ABUS Viewer software application. For service
documentation for the Invenia ABUS 2.0 please refer to the
Invenia ABUS 2.0 Proprietary Service Manual.
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Content in this Manual (continued)
Table 1-1: Manual Content
Chapter
numberChapter titleDescription
1. IntroductionContains a content summary and warnings.
2. Invenia ABUS Viewer Site
Preparation/Pre-Installation
3. Invenia ABUS Viewer Software
Installation
4. Configuring Invenia ABUS Viewer
Service Parameters
NOTE: These are the basic catalog numbers. There are functional
catalog numbers that combine different configurations. Consult
your Marketing teams for more information.
GIB INSTAL LATION
REQUIRED
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Invenia ABUS Viewer
The Invenia ABUS Viewer software will typically be installed at a
Workstation PC located in a mammography reading room
environment, normally with low ambient light levels next to a
mammography reading station and a DICOM workstation. The
Workstation PC is designed to accept, transfer, display, store
and process medical images and data. The Workstation PC
enables the user to optimize, measure and annotate the images.
The Invenia ABUS Viewer provides images to enable
Physicians to differentiate normal and abnormal breast tissue.
The Invenia ABUS Viewer is intended for use by Health Care
Professionals only.
The Invenia ABUS Viewer software displays three-dimensional
data sets for viewing in three orthogonal planes and standard
ultrasound images, permitting Interpreting Physicians to quickly
review, locate, and mark regions of interest. The Workstation
includes the following components:
1. Workstation PC Tower with minimal hardwar e requirements
2. Monitor
3. Keyboard
4. Mouse
Service Manual Overview
NOTE: The Invenia ABUS Viewer software does not require planned
maintenance.
For hardware specific maintenance requirements, check
Workstation OEM manuals.
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Network Dataflow Configuration
Exam studies are sent from the Invenia ABUS 2.0 (scan station)
to the Invenia ABUS Viewer and sent either directly or indirectly
(via PACS/Enterprise Archive) to be reviewed by the Interpreting
Physician before they are archived.
Basic Image Dataflow Samples
NOTE: Customer backs up the ABUS 3D, Reports, Captured Images,
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Data Storage and Archive
The workstation that the Invenia ABUS Viewer operates on, is
intended to provide temporary storage. A Workst ation PC with 1
TB disk space will hold approximately 200 patient studies. The
Invenia ABUS Viewer can be configured to maintain 10, 20, 30,
40, or 50 percent of the available disk space free to ensure good
workstation performance.
If free space reaches a percentage under the configured limit
specified by the user, old reviewed studies are then deleted
(oldest first) overnight or when the workstation is powered up
the next time. Transfers from the Invenia ABUS Viewer are
rejected by the Workstation PC if free disk space falls below 5%.
Suspended or un-reviewed studies are never automatically
deleted in this manner. Deleted studies can only be r e-displayed
if the whole study was stored to PACS or external storage, and
re-imported.
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Label Locations
NOTE: It is important to refer to the current revision of the Invenia ABUS
Viewer Basic User Manual for a full list of product labels prior to
servicing the system.
The Invenia ABUS Viewer software DVD ships with a GE
CARES label.
Figure 1-1. Invenia ABUS Viewer Software and GE CARES
Label Package Sample
Qualified personnel should apply the Invenia ABUS Viewer
Software System ID (GE CARES label) on the Workstation PC
Tower. The following figure shows the recommended location to
install the GE CARES label on a HP Z440 Workstation PC.
Figure 1-2.Label Installation on HP Z440 Workstation PC
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Invenia ABUS Viewer Software Commercial Strategy
The customer may purchase the Invenia ABUS Viewer software
as follows:
This process describes installing the following items on the
computer system:
Option 1. Invenia ABUS Viewer Software Only
Option 2. Invenia ABUS Viewer Software and Workstation PC
NOTE: Both options require qualified personnel to load the Invenia
ABUS Viewer software and apply the Invenia ABUS Viewer
license during installation.
Option 1. Invenia ABUS Viewer Software Only Installation
Overview
The field engineer will load the Invenia ABUS Viewer Software
to a customer-owned Workstation PC (minimum hardware
requirements must be met). The field engineer will also
configure the Invenia ABUS Viewer DICOM network settings
(per site survey), and complete the Invenia ABUS Viewer
license procedure. The GE CARES sticker should be applied to
the Workstation PC Tower and the Invenia ABUS Viewer
software should be stored at the customer site.
NOTE: The Invenia ABUS Viewer software is a medical device.
Customers should store the disk or USB drive at a safe location.
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Option 2. Invenia ABUS Viewer Software and Workstation
PC Installation Overview
The field engineer will unpack and set up the Workstation PC
Tower, Monitor, Mouse and Keyboard. The field engineer will
then load the Invenia ABUS Viewer software, configure the
Invenia ABUS software DICOM network settings (per site
survey), and complete the Invenia ABUS Viewer license
procedure. The GE CARES sticker should be applied to the
Workstation PC Tower and the Invenia ABUS Viewer software
should be stored at the customer site.
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Site Preparation/
Pre-Installation
Requirements
This chapter covers topics and tasks in preparation for
installation.
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Installation Checklist
Please follow this checklist when setting up the Invenia ABUS
Viewer:
Table 2-1: Installation Checklist
StepPage
Installation
1. Pre-installation preparation steps:
a. Site survey with all defined Dataflows and all DICOM services
destinations (IP Address, AE Title, Port Number).
b. Workstation PC(s) have minimum hardware configuration,
c. Customer IT and PACs administrators available at the time of
install
2. Workstation PC Basic setup (if needed):
a. Plug in, power on, and boot up the Workstation
b. Apply the system ID sticker to the Workstation PC tower
c. Check/Configure the Workstation PC local date and time.
d. Check/Configure the local area network (LAN) addresses.
IF UPGRADING, ensure patient data is properly backed up, and manually back up
user and system configuration settings. Perform the backup found on the page
listed here.
3. Invenia ABUS Viewer Software Installation:
a. Perform the software installation procedure
b. Perform the HASP license .C2V file procedure - see Chapter 3
c. Install V2Cfile (received from GE after request) to enable HASP
license procedure - See Chapter 3 step 4. This step may not be
completable at the immediate time of Viewer installation, as it
requires interaction with GE then a response. Therefore this action
must be noted for future action.
d. Verify the license is set to “perpetual”.
4. Invenia ABUS Viewer configuration setup:
a. Configure the Invenia ABUS Viewer AE Title and Port Number
b. Configure the Image Data folder (required for Seno Iris integration)
c. Configure DICOM services and destinations (per Customer
Request or Site Survey)
d. Configure the DICOM Output Mapping (per Customer Request or
Site Survey)
e. Configure InSite Agent Configuration on Service Desktop
‘Site Preparation/
Pre-Installation
Requirements’ on
page 2-1
‘Setting up the
Workstation PC
(Optional)’ on
page 2-12
‘Import Patient
Exams into the
Workstation’ on
page 2-4
‘Invenia ABUS
Viewer Software
Installation’ on
page 3-1
‘Invenia ABUS
Viewer AE Title and
Port Number
Network’ on
page 4-11
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StepPage
Installation
5. Invenia ABUS Viewer testing:
Perform a complete validation of customer’s dataflow. For example:
a. Start a new test exam on the Invenia ABUS 2.0 (using a Worklist
and Manual Mode)
b. Perform a test scan of the six (6) sets of images (LAP, RAP, LMED,
etc.)
c. Transfer test study to destination device (per Customer Request or
Site Survey)
d. Note the transfer time (address any problems with long transfer
time with site IT admin)Verify test study on Invenia ABUS Viewer
(verify all images arrived)
e. Review test study (add markers, calipers and secondary captures)
f. Sign report (studies will transfer per Auto-export configuration)
g. Verify test study status changed from NEW to REVIEWED on all
workstations. (see Export tab in DICOM config and check the SR
box for each workstation)
h. Verify test study arrived at all appropriate destinations (PACS,
NAS, etc.)
i. Verify PACS viewers can open and view Screen captures and
report (worksheet)
j. Verify Query/Retrieve (if applicable - per Site Survey)
k. Verify Pre-fetching works (if applicable - per Site Survey)
6. Back up configuration of both Invenia ABUS 2.0 and Invenia ABUS
Viewer to a USB portable drive.
7. T est InSite connections by logging into both the Invenia ABUS 2.0 and all
workstations.
8. If the site has multiple workstations, you will need to test all the
workstations for the ability to push a study to each workstation.
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9. Setup configuration for the workstation, Worklist server, PACS server , and
MPPS server (if applicable). Confirm / Set the AE Title.
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Import Patient Exams into the Workstation
1. At the Invenia ABUS Workstation, connect the USB drive.
Wait for it to be detected.
2. Run the Invenia ABUS Workstation application and login
with your service account.
3. Click the Study Browser button .
4. In the top right corner of the Study Browser screen click
From then click on the Browse button.
5. Browse to the USB drive then click OK. If the patient exam
folders are in a particular folder then select that folder
otherwise just select the USB drive itself.
6. A list of patient exams identified on the USB drive will be
displayed. The list may take a few seconds to display.
7. Click the check boxes of the patient exams to be imported.
Figure 2-1.Patient exams to transfer
8. Click the Import button. A progress bar will show the import
progress and completion.
9. Once the import has completed delete the patient exam
folder(s) on the USB drive.
WARNING
The patient exam data copied to the USB drive in this
procedure must not leave the site in compliance with HIPAA.
Ensure that the copied folders are deleted from the USB drive
before leaving the facility.
10. Remove the USB drive from the Workstation.
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Requirements
The Invenia ABUS Viewer must be installed on a PC
Workstation that support s hi gh resolution g raphics and provides
10 GB for the application and sufficient storage to support the
user's exam volume.
For the latest information on the Invenia Viewer
requirements:
Installation
Figure 2-2. GE Support Documentation Library
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Requirements (continued)
1. Go to this link in a web browser:
https://www.gehealthcare.com/en/support/
support-documentation-library
2. From the Support Documentation Library page, select to
"Enter Customer Documentation Portal."
3. Select the following Search Criteria: Modality (Ultrasound),
Product (Invenia ABUS), Manual Type (User and Operator
Manual), Language [select preferred language], an d Current
Revisions (Current Revisions), then press Search.
4. Select and download the Basic User Manual by pressing the
Actions' Download icon.
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2 GB GDDR5 Dedicated Video Memory or more
Memory Bandwidth 100GB/s or higher
Support Resolution of at least 1920 x 1200 at 60Hz
MonitorMinimum Requirements:
Dedicated 24” Color Monitor
Minimum resolution 1920 x 1200
Recommended Monitor Specs: or greater diagonal size
1920 x 1200 resolution or higher
LED backlit, Color Panel
Brightness 250 cd/m or greater
Contrast Ratio 1000:1 or higher
DatabaseThe Invenia ABUS Viewer software uses PostgreSQL database. The database is
installed and configured automatically during the isntallation process.
No other instances of PostgreSQL database are supported on the same computer.
Processor,
Memory
Available Disk
Space
I/O and MediaOne or more USB 2.0 port/s, DVD Player
Video CardSupport for OpenGL 3.3 or Higher
Xeon E5-1620 3.6GHz or better
8.0 GB RAM or better
Minimum requirements at installation:
8.0 GB RAM
Hard Drive with 400MB reserved for the application and separate Hard Drive/disk space
for Exames (1GB per exam, recommend 300 exams cache)
Minimum requirements at installation:
300 GB of available space
2 GB GDDR5 Dedicated Video Memory or more
Memory Bandwidth 100GB/s or higher
Support Resolution of at least 1920 x 1200 at 60Hz
IMPORTANT OPERATING SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
Review Software:
Windows 7 x 64 (ONLY)
This software does not support Windows 10
Invenia ABUS Viewer:
Windows 7 x 64 and Windows 10
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Workstation PC Hardware
Workstation Hardware Compatibility Check
Performing the workstation hardware compatibility check:
Table 2-3: Workstation PC Hardware Compatibility
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. Open a Web browser and type:
https://www.abusclub.net/us/service
Compatibility
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StepCorresponding Graphic
2. Download the SystemCheck-ABUSViewer
file (zip file 6.6 MB)
3. Unzip it and copy it to the desktop of the
computer where the compatibility needs to
be tested.
Workstation PC Hardware Compatibility
4. Double-click on "Run.bat", then press any
key to continue.
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StepCorresponding Graphic
5. A "ReqCheckResults.txt" file is created
containing the system requirements report.
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System Requirements Check Report
Examples
The workstation must pass the overall results in order for the
Invenia ABUS Viewer software to be installed on a customer
workstation.
Table 2-4: System Requirements Check Report
DescriptionCorresponding Graphic
Sample of a system that failed the overall
system requirements check.
Sample of a system that passed the overall
system requirements check.
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Setting up the Workstation PC
Workstation PC Setup
The Invenia ABUS Viewer can be installed on a customer PC
that meets hardware requirements, or on an e xisting or ne w GE
Workstation PC. For sales orders that include a W orkstation
PC, the field engineer must unpack and set up the Workstation
hardware.
1. Carefully unpack the Workstation package: W orkst ation PC,
Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse, Power and Network Cords:
(Optional)
Table 2-5: Setting up the Workstation PC
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. Cut the box straps using a pair of scissors.
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Table 2-5: Setting up the Workstation PC (Continued)
StepCorresponding Graphic
2. Cut the tape to open the box.
3. Carefully remove the Workstation PC Tower.
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Table 2-5: Setting up the Workstation PC (Continued)
StepCorresponding Graphic
4. Carefully remove the Monitor and Stand.
2. Set up the Workstation by assembling the Monitor to the
stand. Connect the power and monitor video cables.
3. Connect the Monitor video cable to the Video Output
(Display Port) on the rear of the Workstation PC.
4. Connect the wired keyboard to any USB connector on the
rear of the Workstation.
5. Connect the mouse to any open USB connector on the rear
of the Workstation.
6. Plug in the Power and Network cables, then power on to
boot up the Workstation.
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Workstation PC Setup (continued)
7. Perform the Time Zone, Date and Time set up procedure
(Chapter 4).
8. Unpack the Invenia ABUS Viewer Software package and
apply the GE CARES Label (system ID sticker) to the
Workstation PC Tower.
NOTE: Apply the sticker on the removal panel which is located on
the left side of the PC as shown:
9. Continue to the Invenia ABUS Viewer installation pro cedure.
NOTE: Service Note SN75037 HP PC Workstation provides specific
details on the Workstation and Base Load Software procedure.
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Requirements for the Inst aller
Windows Operating System Administrator Rights
Windows level administrative rights are required to install
the Invenia ABUS Viewer Software. Ensure that you are
logged into the viewing workstation as an administrator.
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Antivirus Software
Antivirus
Antivirus
Anti-virus software may impact or prevent the installation of the
Invenia ABUS Viewer software or key components of the
software: database, license, archive, service desktop.
Therefore, it may be necessary to disable or to create an
antivirus exclusion list for the Invenia ABUS Viewer software
and its supporting applications such as Sentinal HASP.
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Antivirus Exclusion List for the Invenia ABUS Viewer
In case an Antivirus software needs to be installed on the
system running the Invenia ABUS Viewer sof tware, the following
programs/locations should be excluded from any antivirus
monitoring: Default Invenia ABUS Viewer image archive folder:
C:\Image-Data folder.
NOTE: The folder location can be modified during software installation
or at the system configuration menu.
Default installation folder is C:\Program
Files\U-Systems\Invenia ABUS Workst ation\
NOTE: The folder location can be cha nged only during the actual
installation process of the Invenia ABUS Viewer software.
Exclude the following services/applications/processes:
Table 2-6: Antivirus Exclusion List for the Invenia ABUS Viewer
Applications• Haspdinst.exe
Services• PostGreSQL
• Hasprus.exe
• Invenia ABUS Workstation.exe
• UsysContextSyncApp.exe
• UsysDcmReceiveApp.exe
• UsysDicomExportService.exe
• UsysDiskClean.exe
• UsysMonitorService.exe
• UsysOfflineDataManager.exe
• UsysDataCaptureService
• UsysDicomSendService
• UsysMonitorService
NOTE: The list could vary based on the system and configuration. While
these are the most common applications and services utilized
by the Invenia ABUS Application, other programs and locations
specific to this application or the system in general, might need
to be excluded from antivirus monitoring to improve
performance.
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Customer Assistance
Customer Assistance
If this equipment does not work as indicated in this service
manual or in the user manual, or if you require additional
assistance, please contact GE Service or appropriate support
resource. Note the following:
1. System ID serial number.
2. Software version.
3. Date and time of occurrence.
4. Sequence of events leading to issue.
5. Is the issue repeatable?
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Contact Information (continued)
Table 2-7: Phone Numbers for Customer Assistance
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Manufacturer
Table 2-8: Manufacturer
GE Healthcare - GE Medical Systems Ultrasound and Primary Care Diagnostics, LLC
9900 Innovation Drive
Wauwatosa, WI 53226
USA
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Invenia ABUS Viewer
Software Installation
This chapter describes how to install the Invenia ABUS
Viewer software for a workstation.
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Preparing for Installation
Overview
This process describes installing the following items on the
computer system:
1. Invenia ABUS Viewer software
2. Sentinal HASP license handling software
3. GE Service Desktop software
Additionally , the installation allows users with Seno Ir is hardware
and software to integrate that functionality with the Invenia
ABUS Viewer. This configuration must be done by a GE
authorized representative.
Invenia ABUS Viewer Delivery Package Contents
The Invenia ABUS Viewer software is delivered in a p ackage
containing these items:
1. Invenia ABUS Viewer installation software on a Software
media DVD or USB flash drive
2. GE CARES label
Figure 3-1. Invenia ABUS Viewer and GE CARES Label Package Sample
NOTE: It is important to refer to the current revision of the Invenia ABUS
Viewer Basic User Manual for a full list of product labels prior to
servicing the system.
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The GE authorized representative installing the Invenia ABUS
Viewer software should apply the Invenia ABUS Vie wer software
system ID (GE CARES label) on the Workstation PC Tower.
The following figure shows the recommended location to install
the GE CARES label on a HP Z440 Workstation PC Tower.
Figure 3-2.Label Installation on the HP Z440 Workstation PC
Tower
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Installation Procedure
Before installing software:
NOTE: READ the ENTIRE procedure before startin g the Sof twa re Load
Procedure.
As a precautionary step, GE Healthcare recommends that system and user
configurations are backed up before installing software.
NOTE: To install this software, Windows level administrative rights are
required. Ensure that you are logged into the Viewer as an
administrator.
NOTE: For application reinstall, ensure that ALL patient data on the
Viewer has been archived to a separate media before installing
the new application software.
NOTE: Ensure that there is 300 GB of free space on the hard drive
before installing the application software. Delete Patients using
the Study Browser if required.
NOTE: Ensure that the system meets the minimum hardware
requirements. (See Hardware Requirements). The Invenia
ABUS Viewer Software will load on Windows 7 (64x) and
Windows 10.
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Invenia ABUS Viewer Upgrade Required Pre-Steps
(Software Installation on a System Running Invenia Review
Software 2.3.0 and earlier)
NOTE: The procedure below is for upgrading a Workstation from
Invenia Review Software (2.3.0 and earlier) to Invenia ABUS
Viewer (2.5.1).
IMPORTANT: The field engineer MUST complete the following
steps before loading the Invenia ABUS Vi ewer Software.
NOTE: The goal is to remove ALL traces of the old software to allow a
complete installation of the new software. If this step is not
completed, refer to the Troubleshooting chapter to find the step s
required to redo the installation.
NOTE: For new installations, refer to ‘Invenia ABUS Viewer Software
Installation (New Software Installation)’ on page 3-14.
Remove Invenia ABUS Review Software (2.3.0 and earlier)
Table 3-2: Remove Invenia ABUS Review Software (2.3.0 and earlier)
StepCorresponding Graphic
Before Performing this Procedure:
1. Log in to Invenia ABUS Viewer as Service.
2. Manually backup (write down or take pictures) of all of the system configuration settings.
3. Manually backup the user accounts (user passwords will be lost after the upgrade).
4. Ensure that ALL patient data is backed up, including image data to “C:\image-data_backup” (if needed).
(Transfer images to PACS, NAS, etc.).
5. Log out.
This step is necessary only if
upgrading from Invenia ABUS
Review Software (2.3.0 and earlier)
Uninstall the Invenia ABUS
Workstation software:
Click on the Windows "Start" icon;
then click on the "Control Panel".
Under "Programs", click on
"Uninstall a program". Select the
"Invenia ABUS Workstation"
program. At the top of the program
list, click "Uninstall".
NOTE: If a Program and Features
message window appears, press
"Yes".
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1. Find the database folder (it is usually located on the C:\ drive) to check which database is installed in
your Workstation, the folder name is either “mysql” or “PostgreSQL”. Perform the next 6 steps of this
procedure based on the database installed on the Workstation.
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Table 3-3: Remove Database (Continued)
StepCorresponding Graphic
2. Run cmd.exe (command prompt) as administrator, do so by clicking on the Windows button (lower left
corner). Type “cmd” in the Search programs and files area. Press and hold simultaneously the Ctrl+Shift+Enter keys.
3. A pop-up may appear that says “Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to
this computer?” Click “Yes”.
4. Use the appropriate command line
based on the database type.
Stop MySQL database service:
Once in the command screen type
in “net stop mysql” and press enter
to stop the database service.
Stop PostgreSQL database service:
Once in the command screen type
in “net stop postgresql” and press
enter to stop the database service.
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Rename the Image-Data Folder and Remove System Configuration Files
(Presets)
Table 3-5: Rename Image-Data Folder and Remove System Configuration Files
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. Configure the Windows OS to Show
hidden Files and Folders:
Press on the Windows “Start” icon;
then press on “Computer”. Select
the C:\ drive.
Click Organize, then Select Folder Options, then select the View tab.
Under Advanced settings, select
Show hidden files, folders, and
drives, and then select OK.
2. Rename the “C:\image-data” folder
to “C:\image-data_backup”
NOTE: This step is only required if
intending to restore the patient data
after the upgrade.
This step will require available disk
space, otherwise copy
“C:\image-data_backup” to an
external drive.
Depending on the amount of data,
this step may take a long time.
Thus, if ALL image data is backed
up (PACs, NAS, etc.), and the
customer agrees that the data is no
longer needed on the workstation,
delete the image folder.
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Table 3-5: Rename Image-Data Folder and Remove System Configuration Files
StepCorresponding Graphic
3. Delete the serialNo.txt file.
4. Double-click the Program Data
folder.
5. Double-click the U-System folder.
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Table 3-5: Rename Image-Data Folder and Remove System Configuration Files
StepCorresponding Graphic
6. Delete the system.config file.
7. The Invenia Workstation Review Software has been completely removed from the customer’s
Workstation PC, and is ready for the Invenia ABUS Viewer to be loaded.
Perform the ‘Invenia ABUS Viewer Software Installation Procedure’ on page 3-4.
IMPORTANT: Once the Invenia ABUS Viewer software load is finished:
1. Manually enter the user account names (set passwords to Invenia1 and inform all users that the
passwords were set to default and that they should modify the default password on the first login).
2. Manually enter the customer’s settings (some of the settings are new to the Invenia ABUS Viewer
- leave those as default).
3. Re-import the image data from “C:\image-data_backup” (if needed), and delete this backup folder
before leaving the customer site.
4. The license update procedure is not needed for upgrades.
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Installation)
Table 3-6: Estimated Procedure Time
Manpower / Time / Training LevelTools
One person / 60 minutes / Invenia ABUS Instructions Lead Class Invenia ABUS Viewer Software DVD
NOTE: Check the Workstation date and time before proceeding with the Invenia ABUS Viewer Software
Load Procedure. If the date and time is incorrect, perform "date and time" setup in the PSM Chapter 4.
1. The Invenia ABUS Viewer software is on a DVD; insert the disc into the Workstation PC DVD Drive.
After a slight delay, Windows will auto-play the disc and start installation.
NOTE: Depending on the Windows configuration, the auto-run feature might be deactivated. If
auto-run is disabled, manually start the software installation procedure from the CD/DVD drive.
Click on the Windows "Start" icon,
select "Computer",
click on "DVD Drive",
and then right-click on the Invenia ABUS Viewer installation file executable name:
"d:\Invenia ABUS Viewer-global-2.5.1.xxx.exe".
In the right-click popup, select ’Run as administrator’.
The installation process will now start.
2. If this dialog box appears, click "Yes"
to proceed.
If this screen does not appear, the
software will automatically start to
install. (See Step 3.)
3. The software installation setup
process will start.
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4. The dialog window for the Setup
phase will be displayed.Click
"Install" to begin this phase.
5. The installation software will begin
unpacking the files.
6. Once the Setup extraction phase is
complete, this dialog box is
displayed.
NOTE: A reboot is required in order
to continue the installation steps
after the next installation phase is
completed. IF YOU HAVE ANY
OPEN APPLICATIONS WITH DATA
THAT YOU DO NOT WANT TO
LOSE, SAVE THE DATA NOW; then
close the applications before
proceeding.
When ready, click "Next" to proceed.
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7. The final dialog window for the Setup
phase opens.
Click ’Finish’ to trigger a machine
restart. This will close the Windows
application and reboot the machine.
NOTE: Depending on the IT policy at
your location and the machine
settings, the workstation might
perform a Windows update (if one is
pending) before fully rebooting. This
may impact the availability of the
machine during that period.
8. The corresponding screen is
displayed briefly.
9. Click on "Next" again on the Invenia
ABUS Viewer Installation window.
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10. The Invenia ABUS Viewer checks the
minimum hardware requirements.
Click "Next" to proceed.
NOTE: If the system check fails,
consider the following:
Case 1: Seno Iris Integration.
Perform the Environmental V ariables
described on the Invenia ABUS
Viewer PSM.
Case 2: Not a Seno Iris Integration;
however, the customer is using an
approved hardware configuration.
Perform the Environmental V ariables
described in the Invenia ABUS
Viewer PSM.
Case 3: Workstation does not have
the minimum hardware required.
Customer will need to provide a
Workstation PC that meets the
Invenia ABUS Viewer specifications.
11. The installer will request confirmation
of a destination folder for the Invenia
ABUS Viewer software. Unless the
customer requests a different
location, the default location does not
need to be modified. Press "Next" to
proceed.
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12. Click "Install" to start the installation
process.
13. Once the Invenia ABUS Viewer
software is successfully installed, the
"Installation Completed" dialog will
be displayed.
Click "Continue" to proceed with the
installation of the Service Desktop
software.
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14. The corresponding screens will be
displayed and the Service Desktop
installation begins.
NOTE: This step may take 5-7
minutes.
15. The Invenia ABUS Viewer serial
number information is shipped with
the software media.
Type in the serial number using the
following format: "INVVxxxxxxx"
(where xxxxxxx are the serial number
digits).
16. This step confirms that all
components are installed
successfully.
Click "Restart" to close the dialog
window and to restart the
Workstation.
NOTE: The software is ready for use
after the system has completed
rebooting.
After the reboot, the user should
remove the installation DVD and
store it safely.
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17. Double-click the Invenia ABUS Viewer icon on the Desktop, and login to the Invenia ABUS Viewer
using the Service User Name and Password.
Then, follow the installation checklist to ensure that the Invenia ABUS Viewer is fully configured and
functional for customer use or applications testing.
1. Add the GE Service Windows user account.
2. Configure the InSite agent and verify that the system is connected to the InSite connection. A
DNS may be needed to be able to complete this step.
3. Verify that the license is perpetual, if not, then perform the license update procedure.
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A software bug with the Service Desktop package was identified
with the Invenia ABUS Viewer (2.5.1) and Invenia 2.0 (2.0.3): a
required GEService user is not created, thus SSH and Data File
transfer will not work unless this GEService user is manually
created in Windows.
Instructions on creating the GEService Windows user on the
Invenia ABUS Viewer
Table 3-8: Creating the GEService Windows User
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. Click on Windows “Start” icon and
then click “Control Panel”. Under
“User Accounts and Family
Safety” click on “Add or remove
user accounts.”
2. Click on “Create a new account”.
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Table 3-8: Creating the GEService Windows User (Continued)
StepCorresponding Graphic
3. Type GEService for the account
name, checkmark Administrator,
and then click on the “Create
Account” button.
4. Click on the GEService account
icon.
5. Select “Create a password.”
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Table 3-8: Creating the GEService Windows User (Continued)
StepCorresponding Graphic
6. Type SvcForward123$ for the
password (on both fields), then
click on the “Create Password”
button.
The Windows user name and
password is now configured. The
GE user should be able to use the
SSH and Data File features.
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License Request Process
Table 3-9: License Request Process
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. Go to Start->Computer-> (C :)
Drive->Program
Files->USystems->Invenia ABUS
Workstation (or the location specified
during the installation process), and
then double click on the hasprus.exe
application.
2. At the pop up screen (Sentinel HASP
RUS), select Collect Information
button on the Collect Key Status Information tab.
3. At the Save Key Status As screen, enter the serial number of the Invenia ABUS Viewer Software
from the ‘GE CARES’ label as the File name (sample: INVW1500010) and select Save. The serial
number information from the product label on the Workstation must be used for this. We recommend
that you also save this file to a USB thumb drive, clearly label-identify the drive and store it in a secure
place in case it is needed in the future.
4. E-mail the file generated in Step 3 ( <serial number>.c2v ) to the following email address:
Licensing.ABUS@ge.com
The serial number, site name and SID (ID from the GE CARES label) must be included in the
e-mail for the request to be processed.
In the GE address book, the e-mail address is listed as: “~Health ABUS Licensing”
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1. Open Internet Explorer and in the address bar type (http://localhost:1947) and select Enter.
2. Select Features in the list at the left side of
the screen.
3. The Sentinal Admin Control Center will
open. Verify that the Workstation PC on the
product column is flagged as “Perpetual” in
the Restrictions column.
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License Update Process
The Invenia ABUS Viewer PSM procedure demon strates how to
update the V2C license file using the HASPRUS.exe program.
The following error message may be displayed when trying to
apply the V2C license using the HASPRUS.exe program.
Table 3-11: Error Message when trying to apply V2C license
MessageCorresponding Graphic
“Update failed: Internal API Error” message
when using the HASPRUS.exe program to
load the V2C license file.
The following procedure demonstrates how to properly update
the V2C license file using the web browser:
Table 3-12: License Update Process
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. You will get a response from “~Health ABUS Licensing” with an attached <serial number> V2C file.
Copy this file to the workstation (with network transfer, InSite or USB drive), as it will be used in S tep 4
below.
2. Open Internet Explorer.
In the address bar, type: “http://
localhost:1947" and press the Enter
key.
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navigate to the location where the
V2C license file is stored. Select the
file and then click the “Open” button.
5. Click on the “Apply File” button.
6. “Your update was applied
successfully” message displays on
your screen. This indicates that the
Invenia ABUS Viewer license
update process is complete.
License Check:
Click on “Features” and then
confirm that the Invenia ABUS
Viewer product key is listed as
“Perpetual”.
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Configuring Invenia ABUS
Viewer Service Parameters
The GE authorized representative installing the Invenia
ABUS Viewer should set up the most common
administration operating parameters as described in
this chapter.
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Service Parameters
Date and Time Setup
Table 4-1: Date and Time Setup
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. Select the Windows "Start" icon, select
"Control Panel", select "Clock, Language, and Region", then select "Date and Time".
2. Select the “Change time zone...” button.
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Table 4-1: Date and Time Setup (Continued)
StepCorresponding Graphic
3. Select the appropriate time zone location.
Select “OK” to close the Time Zone
Settings.
4. If necessary, select the "change date and
time..." Select "OK" to retain changes.
Service Parameters
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Local Network Setup
Configure the Local Area Connection per data in the
Pre-Installation Site Survey Worksheet.
Table 4-2: Local Network Setup
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. Click on the Windows "Start" icon, select
"Control Panel", select " Network and
Internet ", then select "Network and
Sharing Center".
2. Select Change Adapter Settings (on the
left side of the display).
3. Double click on the Local Area Connection.
NOTE: Some Workstation PCs may have
multiple Local Area Connections. Configure
the Local Area Connection per
Pre-Installation Site Survey Worksheet.
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4. Select Properties.
Service Parameters
Table 4-2: Local Network Setup (Continued)
5. Select Internet Protocol 4 IPv4, then select
the Properties button.
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Table 4-2: Local Network Setup (Continued)
StepCorresponding Graphic
6. Set up the IP Address, and DNS (if needed)
per the Pre-Installation Site Survey
Worksheet. Then click on “OK” to retain
changes.
7. Select Close and Close again.
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Invenia ABUS Viewer Application in a Multi-monitor review
environment
The display monitor for the Invenia ABUS Viewer should always
be running as the “Main Display” in Windows.
Table 4-3: Multi-Monitor Review Environment
StepCorrespondin g Graphic
1. Right click on an empty space on the
desktop and click on Screen Resolution.
NOTE: This step can also be
accomplished:
Click on the Windows “Start” icon, select
“Control Panel”, select “Appearance and Personalization”, select “Display” and
then click on “Adjust resolution”.
2. Identifying the Invenia ABUS Viewer
Display Monitor:
Select the “Identity” button, then select the
monitor icon number that corresponds to
the number displayed on the Invenia ABUS
Viewer monitor screen.
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a check mark on the “Make this my main display” option. Then click on OK to apply
the settings change.
NOTE: The Start Menu will now be in that
numbered display. You can manually move
the Start Menu and Icons to any of the
monitors (just drag and drop).
Troubleshooting cursor issue with multiple Workstation monitors
If the following issue occurs, see the Note below: In the
Multi-monitor setup, a user encounters a problem with the
cursor moving always to the main display when trying to place a
marker or interact with the Invenia ABUS Viewer.
NOTE: The Invenia ABUS Viewer software needs to run on the primary
monitor, otherwise the mouse will always move to the “main”
windows display after the right click menu is used or a marker is
placed. That is, Windows must be set to use the primary monitor
as the main Windows display as previously described.
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Admin Account
Table 4-4: Admin Account
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. The default admin account:
User Name: admin
Password: inveniaws
2. The Invenia ABUS Viewer User Accounts
window will ask the admin user to modify
the default password at the first login. The
new password will need to satisfy all the
security rule settings: A green check
means the rule is satisfied. A red dash
means the value must be adjusted until the
parameter rule is satisfied.
Service Parameters
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Institution Name Setup
Table 4-5: Institution Name Setup
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. Click on the Configuration Gears icon
2. Select Setup.
3. Configure the customer name (Hospital
Name) information under the General Tab
Institution Name field.
NOTE: The information entered in this field
will also populate the Service Desktop
header.
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Invenia ABUS Viewer AE Title and Port Number Network
Table 4-6: AE Title and Port Number Network
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. Click on the Configurat ion Gears icon
2. Select DICOM and then select the “Edit”
button under the “Local Settings” section.
3. Select the button and navigate to the drive
location where the customer wants to store
the image data, then select “Select Folder”.
For example: from “c:\image-data” to
“x:\image-data” (x should be the drive letter
assigned for the dedicated Invenia ABUS
hard drive). Select the “OK” button to save
changes.
Default Settings:
AE Title: INVENIAWS
Port: 104
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Changing Image Folder location to a different drive location
The default location of the Image Folder (or image-data) is
C:\image-data; however, customers may want to set up the
Image Folder on a different (larger) disk drive. The following
procedure describes the necessary steps to change the Image
Folder location to a different drive location. This procedure also
includes the workaround needed to fix the drive path: Invenia
ABUS Viewer software 2.5.1.546 software bug.
Table 4-7: Image Folder
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. Click on the Configuration Gears icon
2. Select DICOM and then click on the
“Edit” button to configure the “Local Settings” section.
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Table 4-7: Image Folder (Continued)
StepCorresponding Graphic
3. Click the "..." button and navigate to the
drive location where the customer will
store the image data.Select “Select Folder”.
For example, from “c:\image-data" to
“x:\image-data” (x should be the drive
letter assigned for the dedicated
Invenia ABUS Viewer hard drive).
Press “OK” to save the changes.
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Workaround needed to fix the drive path
Invenia ABUS Viewer software 2.5.1.546 drive path software
bug: The Invenia ABUS software 2.5.1.546 places a "/" slash
instead of "\" when modifying the Image Folder drive path
location. The wrong slash creates a problem when the Invenia
ABUS Viewer software, which tries to save the imag es, since it
does not properly recognize the drive path.
Table 4-8: Fix Drive Path Workaround
StepCorresponding Graphic
1. The following steps are only necessary
if changing the Image Folder location
on the Invenia ABUS Viewer 2.5.1.546.
Once the Image Folder location is
configured, click on the “OK” button.
2. Select Service and then click on the
“Export System Settings” button.
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Table 4-8: Fix Drive Path Workaround (Continued)
StepCorresponding Graphic
3. Navigate to the Windows Desktop and
then type a file name (i.e.
system_settings).
Click on the Save button.
4. Navigate to the Windows Desktop and
right-click on the system setting file
created in Step 3.
Select “Open with” and then click on
the “Notepad” icon.
Service Parameters
5. Find the “<localScpSettings” html code
line, and then edit the “rootDir=” by
replacing the “/” with “\”.
Once the file path has been corrected,
Save and then close the file.
For example:
<localScpSettings
aetitle=”INVENIAWS port=”104”
rootDir=”D:/image-data”/>