Konica Minolta Drypro 771 User Manual

DRYPRO 771

Decentralized Imaging

Decentralized Imaging

As the world of digital image diagnostics continues to
evolve, the challenge to provide superior quality diagnos­tic images, exceptional operating comfort, and superior
versatility has been met, with the Konica Minolta DRYPRO

771. The DRYPRO 771 offers decentralized imaging with
a minimal footprint and the highest performance stan­dards for outpatient and office imaging.

Konica Minolta technology and expertise created DRYPRO
771, which is a supremely flexible, high-performance, com­pact dry network imager that realizes the full potential of
dry laser imaging innovation. The DRYPRO 771 upholds a
higher new standard in the diversifying IT environment.

New Age Networking

Printlink II print management system can convert image
signal output from various non-DICOM modalities to
image data that complies with the worldwide DICOM
standard. Up to 8 units of DICOM-compatible print or
1 unit storage device can be connected to our Printlink
II as output destinations, making backup system
set-up easy.

“Auto Character Recognition Function” captures
patient data such as name, ID, etc. from non-DICOM
images, and transfers it to DICOM servers and viewers
in the DICOM (Storage Service Class) form.

User-friendly operator control panel. Film supply tray supports 11"x 14",

14"x 14" and 14"x 17" film sizes.

Easy access doors. Optional Printlink II DICOM print/

store manager.

Image Quality You
Can Trust

The Konica Minolta family of DRYPRO
Laser Imagers offers even the most
critical clinician the best of all laser
imaging technologies. Our precision
laser-optics, superior digital image
processing, and industry-proven SD-P
Dry Image Film combine to compli­ment your diagnostic expertise and
training with the best possible images.

Superior Image Quality/High Output

The DRYPRO 771 yields 14 Bit
density resolution. For the facility,
this means more diagnostic informa­tion makes it onto the film. Coupled
with high speed processing of up to
110 films per hour, your site will be
able to deliver superior images and
extremely high output.

Decentralized Imaging

The small footprint of the 771 makes it
ideal for a decentralized application.
The Printlink II can capture key patient
data from imaging modalities that do
not support DICOM, and transfers it in
the DICOM form.

The design of the 771 allows it to be
used in even the brightest clinical
environments, and can be used in any
modality. Performance and versatility
are not sacrificed by its small footprint.

User-Friendly Design

• The DRYPRO 771 uses a front
mounted, one-channel tray
and allows processing in a
brightly lit room.

• Film size is selectable for added
flexibility.

• DRYPRO 771 is used for all
modalities as well as CR,
enhancing functionality within
the department.

• Easy to reach, user-friendly con­trol panel indicates operating
status for operational flexibility.

• Timer function starts operation
at a user-specified time.

• High-speed processing of up
to 110 films/hour and energy­saving design offer optimum
performance and versatility.

• First image is processed as
quickly as 106 seconds for
14x17 inch film.

• Supply tray shutter prevents
accidental film exposure,
reducing your cost of opera­tion on supplies.

Direct Connection
to DICOM Network
and More Stable
Output Image

• The DRYPRO 771 supports
Presentation LUT Service
Class (standard), making it
easy to obtain density scales
that are equivalent to those on
the modality console display.

• DICOM PRINT function’s
Requested Image Size pro­vides for an actual-size image,
regardless of modalities, pro­viding the best sized image for
diagnostic review.

• Supports DICOM verification.

• Auto density control function
maintains the output density by
automatically measuring the
density patch of a fixed expo­sure on each film.

KONICA MINOLTA MEDICAL IMAGING USA, INC.
411 NEWARK POMPTON TURNPIKE
WAYNE, NJ 07470
TEL: [phone] FAX: [phone]
WEBSITE: medical.konicaminolta.us

©2004 Konica Minolta KMMI-DP771/04

DRYPRO Model 771 Specifications*

Laser Source Semiconductor laser

Film Size 14" x 17", 14" x 14", and 11" x 14" (Selectable)

Film Type Konica Minolta Medical Imaging Film SD-P/SD-PC

Image Format 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 15, 16, 20, 24, 25, 30, 35, 36, 42, 48, 54,

56, 60, 63, 64

Image Memory Hard disk (standard 80GB)

Print memory (standard 128MB)

Inputs Maximum 4 DICOM Channels

Pixel Size 78.6µm

Image Data Input 8 bits / 12 bits

Output Gradation 16384 levels (14 bits)

Processing Capability Approx. 110 sheets (14" x 17") / hour

Input Interface Ethernet 10 base-T / 100 base-TX

DICOM Services DICOM Print Management, GSDF

Supply 1 channel

Border Processing Black / White

Trimmed Frame Available

Calibration Internal; Automatic

Density Correction Built-in, Automatic

Positive / Negative Available

Operating Environment Temperature: 59 – 86°F

Humidity: 30% – 70 %

Power Source 120V AC / 1020 VA

Heat Generation Approx. 950KJ/hour

Dimensions 24.8"(W) x 23.6"(D) x 44.2"(H)

Weight 385 lbs.

Accessories Power cable, Operation Manual, Cutter (for film loading)

Comparison of density resolution 16384 levels, 14 bits;

4096 levels, 12 bits

Pixel Interpolation Replication/Bi-linear/Cubic Spline

*Specifications above are subject to change without notice.

Konicare Technical &
Professional Service

As a world-class organization, Konica
Minolta Medical Imaging provides service
and support that is second to none. Our
teams of professional service experts are
available to you 24 hours a day, seven days
a week, to ensure that your business
always runs at peak performance. To help
meet the specific needs of customers
coast to coast, Konica Minolta Medical
Imaging has established the Konicare
Technical and Professional Services
organization.

Konicare consists of people and programs
dedicated to optimizing efficiency and pro­ductivity within your department. Our pro­fessionals are divided into such groups as
Application Specialists, Project Managers,
Technical Support Specialists and Field
Service Representatives. Our programs
include Remote Technical Support, Clinical
Applications, Project Management, System
Integration, System Administration Training
and Network/Integration Services.

The Konicare program is designed for max­imum flexibility to meet every technological
and management need at busy radiology
departments. We can customize a program
for any facility and any budget, making
optimum use of all available resources for
the best possible patient care.

Dry Laser Film

Konica Minolta’s Silver Dry Process films are
designed specially for use with the DRYPRO 771.
Halation prevention technology uses new materials
for sharper, clearer images with high maximum
density and optimized contrast characteristics.
A new complex micro emulsion consisting of
photosensitive silver halide and photosensitive
organic silver achieves ideal dry processing.
Konica Minolta’s dry laser films are available in
tinted (SD-P) and clear base (SD-PC). The film is
daylight-packaged and comes 125 sheets per box.