Planar C3, E3c, E4c, P2, Q2 User Manual

Dome Surgery Review Cart

The portability of the Dome Surgery Review Cart allows you to implement a DICOM-compliant, PACS referral
viewing station—on demand—in any area of a healthcare facility. When it is fully integrated, the cart consists of
the computer unit that you supply and these components:

• Review cart for attaching computer and display • Dome CXtra software for DICOM compliance

• One or two displays for side-by-side image review • Cleanable keyboard and mouse

• Display controller and driver • Power adapters (display dependent)

The displays available in dual-unit cart configurations include the Dome C3i, Dome E2, Dome E2c, Dome E3,
Dome E3c, Dome P2, and Dome Q2 displays. The Dome E4c display, designed for widescreen diagnostic imaging,
is also available in a single-unit cart configuration.

To facilitate integration at your location, Planar has partially assembled the review cart by prerouting power and
video cables. You need only to install the display controller into your computer, attach the computer and the
Dome displays to the cart, and connect the power and video cables. Check the display documentation for safety
guidelines on handling the components.

System Requirements

Check that the computer unit you are mounting to the
cart has the following bus interface per configuration:

Dome RP2 or Dome RQ2 using the AX1 or EX2 board
Dome RE2c using the AX1 board

•AX1 board

•EX2 board
AGP slot: H 4.2"

– PCIe bus with full-height 16x slot

– AGP 8X/4X bus with full-height

Dome RE3, Dome RE3c, or Dome RE4c using
the AX3 board

PCIe bus with full-height 16x slot

Dome RC3, Dome RE2, Dome RE3, or
Dome RE3c using the DX2 board

Full height half length PCI slot: H 4.2" x L 6.95"

(PCI64/66 slot recommended)

Your computer unit must also meet the following
requirements:

• Size (W x H x D) – No larger than 7.5" x 18" x 20"
(190 mm x 406 mm x 508 mm)

• Weight – No heavier than 35 lb (16 kg)

• Intel Pentium 4/Xeon clocked at 2.0 GHz (or faster),
AMD Athlon/Opteron with 2000+ rating (or faster),
or equivalent CPU

•CD-ROM drive

• Microsoft Windows XP or Windows 2000 with
Service Pack 4 or higher

• 256 MB or more system memory

• 350 Watt (or greater) power supply

The Dome E4c display mounted to the cart. Other display
configurations may have variations for power supply
connection and peripherals.

ONE: Checking the Package Contents

The components for the review cart ship in two boxes. Confirm that you have received these items.

Box 1: Preconfigured cart, containing:

– Video and power cables (2 each),

routed

– Power supplies (2), mounted,

as required per display
– Keyboard and mouse
– Keyboard cover
– Mounting brackets with VESA

100-mm hole pattern, attached
– Power strip (4 outlets), mounted

and routed
– Computer straps (2)
–Cable ties (5)

Box 2: Dual Dome CX, EX, PX, or QX or single Dome E4c display unit, including:

– Screws, Phillips buttonhead (8)
–Display controller
– Driver software
– Display documentation
–Dome CXtra software

TWO: Installing the Display Controller

Install the display controller into your computer before you attach the computer to the cart. Refer to the display
documentation for instructions.

THREE: Mounting the Computer

Be sure to center the computer unit on the L-bracket for stability. To use a UPS on the cart, position the device on the shelf at
the bottom of the cart, as shown in step 3. Use a 3" x 5" pad of hook & loop tape on the bottom of the UPS. Secure the UPS
to the shelf with long cable ties routed around the UPS and through the four slits on the bracket.

1

Position the cart so that you face

the rear. Lock the front wheels.

2

Remove the cables bundled on

the L-bracket and unfasten the straps.

3

Place the computer on the

L-bracket and secure the straps.

FOUR: Mounting Dual Displays

Mounting dual displays to the cart is a two-person task. Ask someone to hold each display in place, while you secure it to
the mounting bracket. See page 3 for mounting of the Dome E4c display.

1

Attach the first display to
a mounting bracket and secure
the two top screws.

2

Rotate the display to landscape
mode to secure the two bottom
screws. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for
the second display.

3

Slide the mounting brackets
toward the center so that the dual
displays are side by side.