Installation and Setup ManualPublication No II 3478
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KODAK
Network ID Camera
Health Imaging
PLEASE NOTE
The information contained herein is based on the experience and knowledge relating to the
subject matter gained by Kodak prior to publication.
No patent license is granted by this information.
Kodak reserves the right to change this information without notice, and makes no warranty,
expressed or implied, with respect to this information. Kodak shall not be liable for any loss or
damage, including consequential or special damages, resulting from the use of this
information, even if loss or damage is caused by Kodak’s negligence or other fault.
MM CAUTION MM
This manual shall be used only by service personnel
This equipment includes parts and assemblies sensitive to damage from electrostatic
discharge. Use caution to prevent damage during all service procedures.
This manual describes how to install and setup the KODAK Network ID Camera herein
called KNIC. This includes anything from installation to setting-up what the picture printed
on the film should look like, which language for the display, to how it should communicate
with a booking system.
This manual is written for software version 2.1 and it is assumed that language is set to
English. Note that you may select language to English which causes all texts to be
displayed in English, but still select country to the country you are in to get countrydependent information, like date format and PID number, correct.
2 Installation
2.1 Unpacking
Check that the cardboard box is undamaged and has no holes or deep scratches. Any
damage must be reported to the transport company or the supplier whenever it can be
suspected that the camera has been damaged during transport.
The box contains the camera, an operator’s manual in local language and the power
cord. The keyboard should be equipped with the country dependent keycaps. If the
power cord and the country dependent keycaps are not packed with the camera, they are
delivered in a separate box.
2.2 Installation Details
After unpacking the camera it should be placed on a steady table or shelf. If the camera
is operated in mobile units like mammography screening buses, or where there is a risk of
the camera falling down, it should be fastened to the surface with two screws mounted
from the inside of the camera through two holes in the bottom plate with suitable screws.
The power cord should be connected to the power receptacle on the backside of the
camera and to wall outlet.
No voltage selection is necessary, the camera can be operated at any nominal
voltage from 220 VAC to 240 VAC.
Power receptacle
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Check with customer that the keyboard has the local used keycaps.
Country keycap sets can be ordered as spare parts if needed.
Caution
The KODAK Network ID Camera is classified as Information Technology
Equipment according to EN 60950.
According to European Safety Regulations for Medical Equipments, the
following conditions must be fullfilled:
- if the camera is operated within a distance of 1.5 m from the patient, it must
be connected to the equipotential equalization device (E2D).
E2D with cable must be provided by the customer.
The purpose of the E2D is to ensure that all medical and other equipments
are connected to the same ground potential.
- if the camera is connected to a Medical Equipment according to
EN 60601-1( e.g. safety ground or data connections) the safety standard
EN 60601-1-1 has to be met and documented.
E2D plug - Connector for the cable
comming from the equipotential bushbar.
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3 Setup
This section describes how the set-up of the camera is done. It assumes that the operator
is familiar with the camera.
3.1 Getting into setup mode.
Make sure the camera displays the main window which is the window that comes up after
the initial screen with the Kodak and Triacon logo. The window shows:
Date: 031197 Time:15:45:48
Selected cassette : Standard, C1
Manual Booking Memory Cass type
To get into setup mode now, press Shift F4 (the right soft-key while holding any of the
two shift keys down). A new window will appear asking for a password.
Two passwords are available where one does not give access to all parameters.
The first password LANEX is intended for Kodak personnel. It gives access to all settings.
The other password KELP is intented for Key Operator and will only allow to change the
picture and communication set-up.
Use password LANEX .
Do not give any of these two passwords to the customer.
The KODAK Network ID Camera will remember the password for about 15 minutes and
will not ask you for the password again, if you exit and then enter set-up mode again
within 15 minutes. This is to eliminate the need to re-type the password every time you
leave setup mode to test a configuration.
3.2 Resetting to factory default
Get into configuration mode as described in chapter 3.1. Then press Ctrl-E. This will reset
the memory of the KODAK Network ID Camera and restart the camera just as if you were
switching the power on again. Go to chapter ”Settings” to find out how to change the
language of your preference.
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3.3 Main configuration window
Get into configuration mode as described in chapter 3.1.
Set-up Ver:2.1
Pictures and settings
Communication param
Settings
Sensor adjustment
Test functions
Lock Up Down Exit
This is a menu from where to select what has to be set-up. Some of the selections will
present you yet another selection menu (first selection for example) while other selections
will present a window
where configurations can be changed (settings for example).
The soft-keys are used as follows:
LockLock the set-up with a password. Will make the KODAK Network ID Camera
ask for password the next time set-up is entered. An alternative to LOCK is to
wait for the password time-out.
UpAn alternative to using the up-arrow. Will move to the selection above the
current.
DownAn alternative to using the down-arrow. Will move to the selection below the
current.
ExitExit set-up mode.
3.3.1 Picture and settings
Here you can set details of how and what will be printed on the film.
3.3.2 Communication param
Here all settings regarding the communication between the KODAK Network ID Camera
and the equipment connected to any of the four communication ports can be changed.
The selections below are only available, if password LANEX is used.
3.3.3 Settings
Here all settings of a more general nature can be changed, e. g. which language the
KODAK Network ID Camera speaks.
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