Siemens Event Log Troubleshooting Guide

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Event Log

Troubleshooting Guide

System

SP

Service Information

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English
Doc. Gen. Date: 10.05

2005

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Disclaimer

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1 _______ Preconfiguration of event log______________________________________ 5

Preconfiguration of event log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

2 _______ Event log ______________________________________________________ 6

Event log. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Enter event log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Functional description of the event log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Functional description of the event log file . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

3 _______ Creating an event log file ________________________________________ 13

Creating an event log file . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Event log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Creating a system event log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Finding or sending log files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

4 _______ Creating service log files for UROSKOP Access_____________________ 17

Service log file for UROSKOP Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Creating a service log file for UROSKOP Access. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Content of LogFile.zip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Location of LogFile.zip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

5 _______ Analysis of UROSKOP Access event log ___________________________ 18

Important messages from the imaging system. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Troubleshooting tip. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Shutdown and boot sequence of the imaging system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Shutdown table of the imaging system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Boot table of imaging system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

6 _______ Creating service log files from ARCADIS systems ___________________ 23

Service log files from ARCADIS systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Create SaveLog files from remote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Content of service SaveLog file . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Location of all SaveLog files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Creating a SaveLog file or SaveLog Developer file . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Burn Log-Files to CDR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

7 _______ Analysis of ARCADIS system event log ____________________________ 29

Important messages from the imaging system. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Ticket Id . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Important sources from the imaging system. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Troubleshooting tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Troubleshooting with TicketId . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

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Shutdown and boot sequence of the imaging system. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

8 _______ Saving an image for export ______________________________________ 34

Export an image to CD-ROM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Export the image . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Saving an image for export . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Prerequisite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Examples from Local Service/ Configuration/ ImportExport Directories:. . . . . . . . . . 35

Saving an image to export: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

9 _______ Source table of imaging and main systems _________________________ 36

Source table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Imaging system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Main systems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

10 ______ syngo® source table ____________________________________________ 42

Source table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

syngo® CSA source table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

syngo® CAP source table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

syngo® Versant source table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

11 ______ Copying files to CD _____________________________________________ 44

Copying files to CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Principle of copying files to CD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Prerequisite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Creating a new backup package . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Back up your created package to CD.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

12 ______ Changes to previous version _____________________________________ 46

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Preconfiguration of event log 0

The imaging system event log is created preconfigured.

• Select “Local Service/ Configuration/ Service/ Eventlog”.

Fig. 1: Configuration of Event Log Tool

• Configure the event log by selecting the three checkboxes as shown above (default).

Explanation of event log configuration:

Log only service messages

All messages classified as service and customer messages are logged. Developer mes­sages are not logged in the event log.

Display service messages

All messages classified as service and customer messages are displayed. Developer
messages are not shown in the event log.

Display sequence number

The sequence number of an event takes up considerable space in the event log window
and can be removed by deselecting it.

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Event log 0

The event log can be started from the service main menu by clicking the Event Log button
on the Navigation bar. The event log is started in a separate window so that it can be eval­uated in parallel with other service functions. It opens with default values and the Function
Frame area is empty.

Enter event log 0

• Log in to Local Service.

• Open the event log.

Fig. 2: Event Log tool

Functional description of the event log 0

Domain

The event log is used to view and manage events. Events are collected in groups also
known as ’domains’. In order to make the event log more easily surveyable, each domain
has its own log file. Normally, only "Application” is used.

The following domains are selectable:

Application
CustomerLog
Security
System

Application (default) Messages from all running applications (e.g.: syngo®, database
applications, modality-specific applications) are recorded in this log file.

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CustomerLog The customer log shows service activities (e.g. if a local or remote service
session is active or a service application has been activated) to the customer in the
Remote Service Access Control Platform.

Security Security events are recorded in the security log file, e.g. attempts to log on to the
system. The security event trigger is normally turned off. It can be activated via the oper­ating system User Manager application. Log in as administrator and start the User Man­ager application <Administrative Tools> <User Manager>. Then select the <Policies>
<Audit...> option to enable/disable the security events.

System The system log records events of operating system components. For example, a
driver that failed to launch during startup.

Severity

This is a classification of the error/messages supplied by the standard Windows® soft­ware.

Error
Warning
Information
All

Error - A function could not be completed because of a problem within the system; the
problem possibly cannot be handled internally (best search choice for rough error locali­sation).

Warning - A message to alert the user of a possible error condition; will be handled inter­nally by the system.

Information - Any additional information that could be useful for troubleshooting and mes­sages announcing that a function was completed successfully (e.g. status message con­cerning disk usage).

All - All severities will be selected (best choice for detail information).

Facility

The facility is a more detailed, syngo®-based classification of errors and messages. Four
facilities have been established and are displayed each in a different format. For an over­view of the events use “Customer” and for detailed information use “Service.”

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Facility Font

Developer Italics
Service Normal
Customer Bold
User-defined Normal

Developer messages classified as developer, service and customer messages are dis­played.

See chapter on preconfiguration, under "Log only Service Messages".

Service (default) All messages classified as service and customer messages are dis­played. Developer messages are not shown.

Customer messages classified as customer messages are displayed as a message box
on the monitor screen. This includes important error messages and also customer indi­ces. These messages are displayed in bold in the event viewer.

User-defined Each modality (SP, AX, CT, MR,...) may define special (user-defined) addi­tional facilities for each of the standard facilities (developer, service, customer) to get an
even more detailed, classified error/message.

Extended

All messages logged with the syngo® message logging mechanisms have additional
information stored as binary data that can be made visible by activating this checkbox.
Recommended for service.

NT Messages

If this option is selected, messages from the operating system (Win NT) are displayed
(e.g. driver initialization failed, process not started, etc.).

Default: Depends on the Domain selection. The NT Messages filter is automatically active
for System, Security and Customer Log. Recommended for service.

Search Pattern

This option is used to search for specific text in the Message Text area of the messages.
The search pattern is not case sensitive.

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Source name

The source name has the format <BU>_<Component>, e.g. the filming component is dis­played as CAP_FL. The software factory uses the abbreviation CAP or CSA as the Busi­ness Unit identification. All other business units (divisions) use their regular abbreviations

(SP, MR, CT, AX....).

To reduce the number of messages, use wildcards. For example, ASP* is used to display
all messages where the source name begins with ASP.

Default: *

Examples of sources:

ASP_BIC
ASP_BSC
ASP_ASM
CSA_DB
ASP*

An explanation of source name abbreviations can be found in the chapters entitled “Imag­ing system source table” and “syngo® source table”.

Message ID

Use this option to search for a specific Message ID number. Enter the Message ID num­ber to look for. This shows you how often a particular Message ID occurred in a certain
time period.

NOTE

You may find the same Message ID number in different sources.
Enter the filter source first (e.g. CAP_FL) and then define the Mes­sage ID you are looking for.

Search order

Default: Newest first

Newest first

The most recent of all filtered messages is displayed at the top.

Oldest first

The oldest of all filtered messages is displayed at the top.

Message limit

Defines the maximum number of message lines that are displayed in the output window.

Default: last 100 messages.

Depending on your own requirements, leave this field blank or type in a higher value to
get a larger number of messages.

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NOTE

Extract to File

Use this function to save the output results of the event log to a file.

Enter a file name like

ut1005_27_10_2003_EventLog.txt

Explanation of file name:

ut1005=product maintenance unit or Rdiag Prefix and system serial number

27_10_2003= creation date of the LogFile (day, month, year)

EventLog = Type of text file

The file is created in the C:\<medhome>\service\extract directory.

The name <medhome> varies depending on the product: for UROSKOP Access <med­home>=Aspia; ARCADIS systems <medhome>=Aspia; Digiscan M <medhome>=ASCR;
Mammomat NovationDR <medhome>=AWS

Please note that this value limits the output of the message lines.

For later evaluation, the file can be transferred to headquarters via FTP using the File &
Image Tools function.

The “maintenance unit” of the product can also be found under

Local Service/ Configuration/ Local Host/ Site Info.

Maintenance Unit/Rdiag Prefix Product

ut UROSKOP Access
MG Digiscan M
ot Siremobil ISO C
cv ARCADIS Varic
co ARCADIS Orbic
ca ARCADIS Avantic
mn MAMMOMAT Novation DR

Functional description of the event log file 0

The event log from the imaging system is based on the Windows® event log.

All entries in the event log are logged in chronological order starting with the system
boot-up.

Events are errors, warnings and information.

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In the event of an error, SW module processes are repeatedly stopped and restarted.
Thus error messages can occur repeatedly without affecting the user. You must therefore
always evaluate that day's entire event log.

Each event log should contain information, warnings and the error to monitor each occur­rence.

Extended messages are also strongly recommended since this is where some software
modules provide detailed information.

The NT messages checkbox is also useful since system messages are logged in conjunc­tion with the operating system.

Another way to get more information about an entry in the event log is to double-click the
ID number. A new information window then appears.

Explanation of the event log file:

The output from the event log is divided as follows:

Severity Date Time ID Source Message Text
Extended Info

Fig. 3: Event Log data

All severity entries are displayed with their abbreviations:

Severity abbreviation

Information I
Error E
Warnings W

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ID

The ID represents the special message number from the source that released the event. If
you double-click the ID, a detailed message window appears.

Source

The source contains the software component and its software module in a single name
(e.g. ASP_BIC).

Refer to the chapters on "Imaging system source table" and "syngo® source table".

Component Description

ASP_* Messages from system (Aspia)
CSA_* Messages from syngo®
CAP_* Messages from syngo®

Message Text

The message text gives you a general description of the event. If you have previously
selected the Extended checkbox, the extended text line with a time stamp provides addi­tional information.

Time Range

This filter limits the output to the number of messages valid for the desired date and time
range.

Default: current day

From Enter the starting date and time of the range.

To Enter the end date and the time of the range.

Time (Default: previous hour) To enter a time range, select the Time checkbox. The time
fields are displayed.

NOTE

The time range should be kept as short as possible to avoid log
files containing several megabytes of data.

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General 0

The event log can be started from the Service Main Menu by clicking the Event Log button
on the navigation bar. The event log is started in a separate window so that it can be eval­uated in parallel with other service functions. This window opens with default values and
with an empty Function Frame area.

Event log 0

• Log into Local Service.

• Open the event log.

Fig. 4: Event Log tool

Creating an application event log

• Log into Local Service and select the “Event Log” from the menu bar.

The application event log consists of all messages of the imaging system components.

The following parameters have to be selected:

• Domain: Application

• Set time range (default, one whole day)

• Facility: Developer

• Severity: All

• Select the Extended checkbox.

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• Select the NT Messages checkbox.

• Leave Message Limit empty (default 100 lines).

• If required, extract the application event log to a file, e.g. ut(systemseri-

al#)_(DD_MM_YYYY)_AppEventLog.txt.

Example: “ut1005_27_10_2003_AppEventLog.txt”

Explanation of file name: ut1005= product prefix and system serial number; 27_10_2003=
creation date of the LogFile (day, month, year); AppEventLog= type of event log

• Click Go.

¹ An event log file is generated and written to c:\<medhome>\Service\extract.

Creating a system event log 0

The system event log consists only of messages from the operating system.

The following parameters have to be selected:

• Domain: System

• Set time range (default, one whole day)

• Facility: Developer

• Severity: All

• Select the Extended checkbox.

• Select the NT Messages checkbox.

• Leave Message Limit empty (default 100 lines).

• If required, extract the system event log to a file, e.g. ut(systemseri-

al#)_(DD_MM_YYYY)_SystEventLog.txt.

Example: “ut1005_27_10_2003_SystEventLog.txt”

Explanation of file name: ut1005= product prefix and system serial number; 27_10_2003=
creation date of the LogFile (day, month, year); SystEventLog= type of event log

• Click Go.

¹ An event log file is generated and written to c:\<medhome>\Service\extract.

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Fig. 5: Event Log data written to...

Finding or sending log files 0

Location of extracted log files

All files extracted from the service software are written to:

C:\<medhome>\service\extract

The name <medhome> varies depending on the product.

e.g.: UROSKOP Access <medhome>=Aspia; Digiscan M <medhome>= ASCR; ARCA­DIS systems <medhome>=Aspia; Mammomat NovationDR <medhome>=AWS

Sending the event log files with remote service

Remote service has already been installed and is in operation.

• Open Local Service.

• Select File & Image Tools.

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Fig. 6: Local Service

• Select Extract List from the Source selection bar.

• Select Transfer from System from the Action selection bar.

In the Site Directory are all of the files available for extraction.

Fig. 7: File & Image Tool

• Select your file with the mouse.

• Click Go to start the file transfer.

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Service log file for UROSKOP Access 0

General 0

With imaging system software version VA13C and later, all important log files of the imag­ing system are written on a daily basis to a compressed file (LogFile.zip) during boot-up of
the imaging system. Example of a LogFile.zip: ut1005_12_01_2004_LogFiles.zip.

The imaging system manages log files for a max. of 12 consecutive days.

The present imaging system software version VA14X contains this zip file tool which is
installed and activated automatically.

Creating a service log file for UROSKOP Access 0

Use the "spsavelogs" command from the command line of the imaging system (Utilities/
Escape to OS) to update the LogFile.zip at any time.

• Log into Local Service or Remote Service (Full Access Mode required).

• Select Utilities.

• Select Escape to OS from the selection bar.

• Enter "spsavelogs" in the parameter line.

• Click Go to update the current LogFile.zip.

Content of LogFile.zip 0

The compressed LogFile.zip also includes the following log files.

• Application Eventlog

• System EventLog

• Configuration

• System Logs

• Dr Watson Error

Location of LogFile.zip 0

All generated Logfiles.zip are stored in C:\aspia\log.

• Log into Local Service or Remote Service.

• Select "Reports".

• Select "Process Diagnostic".

All system log files and the LogFile.zip created by the system are visible.

E.g. ut1005_12_01_2004_LogFiles.zip

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Important messages from the imaging system 0

The following list specifies the most important source messages.

Depending on your own requirements and the specific system problem(s), you must filter
the event messages based on the source name of the event log (e.g. ASP_SCU, see
chapter on event log to find out how to use source names for a filter).

All other source messages not listed here are important only for the development depart­ment.

Source Explanation

ASP_SCU Messages from UROSKOP Access
ASP_GEN Messages from Generator
ASP_XCU Messages from XCU Interface
ASP_BIC Back End Image Chain (image chain, ccd camera,

image disk)

ASP_DIS Messages from Image Chain, also Graphics Display

Manager, (Genesis card)

ASP_MIX Med Com Import/Export, Data exchange Aspia

syngo® (Versantd)
ASP_BSC Messages from image system, task information
ASP_CMN System shutdown messages
Versantd System start message from syngo® Versantd data-

base, only if NT Messages is selected in the event

log
CAP_AN Messages from archive to network, local and CD

Also refer to the chapter on Imaging system source table and syngo® source table.

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Troubleshooting tip 0

• Check the system when it starts and how many times it is rebooted each day. (Refer to

"Boot table of imaging system" in this chapter)

• Burning CDs or network messages

¹ CAP_AN_XXX

• UROSKOP Access messages

¹ ASP_SCU_XXX

• After each system boot-up, the XCU component sends the message "Generator has

been turned on".

¹ ASP_XCU_XXX messages

• If the system has to be started twice in the morning (in case the customer switches the

system off in the evening), check to see whether the message CAP_PR_32 (message
text “Shutdown cancelled.“) is logged.

• Image chain messages:

¹ ASP_DIS and ASP_BIC

The image chain consists of:

-TV camera

- CCI board

- Genesis graphic board

- D1 power supply board from the image container

Source ID Message Text Meaning

ASP_DIS 34 Acquisition image

chain HW fatal error
message

ASP_DIS 51 Acquisition image

chain software warn­ing message

ASP_DIS 40 Image disk transfer

warning message

ASP_DIS 54 Acquisition image

chain software warn­ing message

ASP_BIC 143 Error from disk full DIS causes a general stop failure, check for

Hardware error on Genesis board, replace
the PC

DISStop acquisition, saving error during
framegrabbing of images, normally corrected
by system, check the exposure footswitch,
check the power supply D1 of image con­tainer.
Refer to the extended message text for
detailed Information, look for further
ASP_DIS messages.
Refer to the extended message text for
detailed information; look for further
ASP_DIS messages. If the problem exists
permanently in conjunction with ASP_DIS
51, replace the PC.

further ASP_DIS messages, check power
supply D1 of image container, check free
space on disk, drive C: should have more
than 600MB free space

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• Messages from the generator

¹ ASP_GEN. The message ID is identical to the message ID from the Polydoros

SX 65/ 80. Look for more information in the Polydoros SX 65/ 80 error help file.

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Shutdown and boot sequence of the imaging system 0

The boot and shutdown sequences of the imaging system of the UROSKOP Access
VA14X can be followed via the switch "System Messages on" in the event log. This allows
you to determine whether the imaging system is booting up and shutting down correctly.

Since it is not possible to list all start and stop events, the tables below contain the most
important events in chronological order.

Various error messages from network services (e.g. HIS/ RisServer failed) are possible
that are not listed here and are generally not significant.

Shutdown table of the imaging system 0

Severity Source ID Message Text Status

E ASP_BSC 4 Received unknown parameter for CU filter

from ARM (Host connection true)

W ASP_BSC 95 Received NACK for last telegram. (ID: Error

AcsStatus: 31) or Received NACK for last
telegram. (ID: Error AcsStatus: 60)

E ASP_CMN 75 MBE is forcing image system shutdown The Aspia soft-

W CAP_PR 35 Shutting down syngo® is starting

W CAP_PR 32 Shutdown canceled Normal syngo®

I CAP_AT 70 Component ........terminated successfully Various shutdown

The off switch
was actuated, the
shutdown
sequence is initi­ated.
The X-ray sys­tem has been
switched off, no
communication.

ware modules are
being closed.

the shutdown
process

message

messages

Boot table of imaging system 0

Severity Source ID Message Text Status

I Versantd 0 No message text found! The following

insertion string(s) are used, "Versantd:
Network Services updated the Registry"

I CAP_AT 71 Component .....initialization successful Various software

E FLEXlm 0 No message text found! The following

insertion string(s) are used, "Can’t Cre­ate/Open Debug Logfile: Error No such
file or directory"

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System has been
switched on, the
syngo® boot pro­cess is started

modules have been
started successfully
Normal message
during the boot
sequence. Initializing
of dongle.

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Severity Source ID Message Text Status

I ASP_MIX 9 MIXCO_Info

Text: (running with VA13)

W ASP_BSC 95 Received NACK for last telegram. (ID:

Error AcsStatus: 31)

E ASP_BSC 4 Received unknown parameter for CU fil-

ter from ARM. (reset from ASM
received)

E ASP_BSC 4 Received unknown parameter for CU fil-

ter from ARM. (set OptionState no cas­sette OK))

W ASP_XCU 4136 Generator has been turned on The ACS link to XCU

I ASP_BIC 1 StateMachine Information Message Up to 10 messages

Database interface
of Aspia to syngo®
Versantd has been
started successfully.
First attempt to
access the X-ray
system via ACS (one
attempt)
The software mod­ule "Aspia State
Manager" has been
started successfully.
UROSKOP Access
has been turned on.

has been estab­lished, the Genera­tor has been started
successfully.

after ASP_XCU
4136 the imaging
system has been
successfully booted.

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6 Creating service log fi les from ARCADIS systems

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Service log files from ARCADIS systems 0

General 0

The imaging system provides four different types of log files.

1. SaveLog Service (Aspia)

- Selected service-relevant log files

- The ARCADIS imaging system automatically creates compressed SaveLog files with
all service-relevant log files during system boot.

- When the Aspia SaveLog file is created, a check is performed to determine whether
the used hard disk space in C:\Aspia\Service\extract is less than 200 MB. If the limit
of 200 MB is exceeded, the oldest files are deleted.

2. SaveLog Developer

- Extended selection of log files for the development department

- The Developer SaveLog files can be created manually if necessary. See description
in the "Creating a SaveLog file" section of this chapter.

- When the Developer SaveLog file is created, a check is performed to determine
whether the used hard disk space in C:\Aspia\Service\extract is less than 200 MB. If
the limit of 200 MB is exceeded, the oldest files are deleted.

3. Flight Recorder

- When the system is started, the Flight Recorder is started. The Flight Recorder saves
the current operating information of approximately the last 10 minutes (dependent on
the system load) in a binary runtime file "ASP_FRC_Runtime". If a syngo® debug
port crash occurs during operation, a dump file is generated by the Flight Recorder
Runtime file.

- If a Developer SaveLog is generated, both Flight Recorder file types are saved in the
Developer SaveLog. It is not necessary to additionally save the Flight Recorder files
in a service case.

- When the Flight Recorder file is created, a check is performed to determine whether
the used hard disk space of Flight Recorder file in C:\Aspia\ is less than 200 MB. If the
limit of 200 MB is exceeded, the oldest files are deleted.

4. SaveLog syngo®

- The standard syngo® SaveLog files can be created manually.

- The SaveLog syngo® is not used.

Examples:

• Example of an Aspia SaveLog file:

- SaveLog_Service_VB11A_YBFR001210_10000_20040113_0616

- (SaveLog_Service_Software Version_computer ID_System Serial_Date_Time)

For technical reasons, the file extension .zip is not available for data transfer and must be
added to the file when it is to be opened externally. Example:
SaveLog_Service_VB11A_YBFR001210_10000_20040113_0616.zip

• Example of a Developer SaveLog file:

- SaveLog_Developer_VD20L_YBFR003469_10000_20040202_0723

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For technical reasons, the file extension .zip is not available for data transfer and must be
added to the file when it is to be opened externally. Example:
SaveLog_Developer_VD20L_YBFR003469_10000_20040202_0723.zip

• Example of a Flight Recorder Crashdump file and Runtime file:

- ASP_FRC_Crashdump_20040202_082250

- ASP_FRC_Runtime

NOTE

Do not add the “.Zip” extension in the extract folder, because the
“Burn Logs” operation might be prevented.

Create SaveLog files from remote 0

"Full access" rights are required to create SaveLog files via Remote Service. In addition,
the customer must enable access to the patient data.

Initial action by the customer

Enable full access mode for remote service (customer)

• Customer selects via Options/Service Remote Service.

• Select "Full access" and apply.

Fig. 8: Patient data access

The customer can no longer work on the system unless Full access is set to No access or
Limited access (permanent).

¹ Patient data access: disabled

"Allow patient data access" can be selected only after a request from Remote.

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Initial action by the remote service person

• Log into the imaging system from remote.

• Select Utilities/ Escape to OS.

• Select your requested SaveLog file from the command line.

Fig. 9: Create Service Save Log

• Click Go again to start the SaveLog creation routine.

¹ The requested SaveLog is created. After approx. 2 minutes, the following mes-

sage appears:

Fig. 10: Save Log message

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Content of service SaveLog file 0

• The compressed service save log file contains the following log files.

- Application event log

- System event log

- Configuration files

- System logs

- License information

Location of all SaveLog files 0

All generated SaveLog files are stored in C:\aspia\service\extract.

• Log into Local Service or Remote Service.

• Select "Reports".

• Select "Extract Files".

All system log files and saved log files created by the system are visible.

E.g. SaveLog_Service_VB11A_YBFR001210_10000_20040113_0616

Creating a SaveLog file or SaveLog Developer file 0

NOTE

Usage 1:

To create a Service SaveLog file, press Ctrl+Alt (on the right)+S simultaneously.

¹ The Developer Savelog file is also generated.

Usage 2:

Create a SaveLog file from the service software

• Log into Local Service or Remote Service (see "Create SaveLog files from remote" in

this chapter).

A reboot of the system causes a “SaveLog file” to be generated.
An older version of a “SaveLog file” with the same datestamp will
be overwritten.

• Select "Utilities".

• Select "Escape to OS" from the selection bar

• Select, depending on your request:

- "Aspia SaveLog" for Service Save log files or

- "Create Aspia Developer SaveLog" for Developer log files

"Create syngo® SaveLog" is not used for standard system log files.

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• Click Go to create the requested SaveLog file.

Fig. 11: Create Service Save Log

Usage 3:

See the "Burn Log-Files to CDR" section of this chapter.

Burn Log-Files to CDR 0

• Log into Local Service.

• Select the Event Log.

• Insert a blank CD-R into the CD drive.

• Click on the "Burn Log-Files" button.

¹ A new current Service SaveLog including the event log is generated and all files

from the folder C:\Aspia\Service\extract are saved to CD-R. This may take some
time.

¹ The Developer Savelog file is also generated.

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Fig. 12: Event Log tool

Contents of the created CD

In the Service Software/ Main menu:

• Select "Reports/ Extract Files".

¹ All available files from the folder "Extract Files" (C:\Aspia\Service\extract) are

copied to CD-R.

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7 Analysis of ARCADIS sys tem event log

8-

Important messages from the imaging system 0

General 0

A new feature in the event log is the "TicketId".

The "TicketId" is generated for certain events and is also displayed in the event log.

The "TicketId" of an event allows you to trace back to the original event. See also the sec­tion on "Troubleshooting with TicketId" in this chapter.

Ticket Id 0

The "TicketId" is located below the date of an event and is an extension of the Extended
Messages.

A "TicketId" is issued if an event in your procedure triggers a request that remains unan­swered. This "TicketId" is included with all events involved in the procedure.

Fig. 13: Ticket ID in the Event Log data

Important sources from the imaging system 0

The following list specifies the most important source messages.

Depending on your own requirements and the specific system problem(s), you must filter
the event messages based on the source name of the event log (e.g. ASP_MSY, see
chapter on event log to find out how to use source names for a filter).

All other source messages not listed here are important only for the development depart­ment.

Source Explanation

ASP_MSY Messages from Main System (Varic / Orbic)

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Source Explanation

ASP_MSP Messages from Main System (Avantic)
ASP_NTD/TCI/TCA/
TSM/TCA/COB
ASP_FIS Messages from Image Chain, also Graphics Display

ASP_ASM Messages from Aspia State Manager
ASP_MIX Med Com Import/Export, Data exchange Aspia

ASP_BSC Messages from image system, task information
ASP_CMN System shutdown messages
MSSQLSERVER System start message from syngo® Versantd data-

CAP_AN Messages from archive to network, local and CD

Also refer to the chapters on "Imaging system source table" and "syngo® source table".

Troubleshooting tip 0

Messages from Main System (Orbic 3D)

Manager

syngo® (Versantd)

base, only if "NT Messages" is selected in the event
log

• Check the system when it starts and how many times it is rebooted each day. (See

"Boot table of imaging system" in this chapter)

• Database messages

¹ MSSQLSERVER_XXX (syngo® message)

• Burning CDs or network messages (syngo® message)

¹ CAP_AN_XXX

• Main System message (ARCADIS Varic / Orbic)

¹ ASP_MSY_XXX

• Main System message (ARCADIS Avantic)

¹ ASP_MSP_XXX

• Image chain messages

¹ ASP_FIS_XXX and ASP_BIC_XXX

• 3D Message (ARCADIS Orbic)

¹ ASP_TCI_XXX

• System message (Imaging System or Main System)

¹ ASP_XXX_XXX

Troubleshooting with TicketId 0

General

In the process handling of the imaging system, the process requests are acknowledged
by the addressee. If there is no confirmation of receipt, a "TicketId" is issued and included
in all processes involved.

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If a "TicketId" is available in the event log for an event, the earliest event with the identical
"TicketId" must be evaluated as the original event.

The original event has priority in the troubleshooting process in the event log of the imag­ing system.

Searching with identical TicketId’s in the event log

Prerequisite

"TicketId"s are issued for error, warning and information messages. Therefore a complete
event log should be available without restrictions when searching to determine how often
a "TicketId" occurs.

• Create an event log as described in the "Creating an event log file" chapter.

• Select a "TicketId" with the mouse.

Fig. 14: Ticket ID in the Event Log data

• Copy this string with the key combination CTRL+C.

• Open the search function with CTRL+F.

Fig. 15: Find Ticket ID

• Via CTRL+V copy the "TicketId" into the find line and click on Find Next.

If available, the next event with the identical "TicketId" is displayed.

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• Repeat the search function until no further events are found with the identical "TicketId”.

Shutdown and boot sequence of the imaging system 0

The boot and shutdown sequences of the imaging system of the ARCADIS system can be
followed via the switch "System Messages on" in the event log. This allows you to deter­mine whether the imaging system is booting up and shutting down correctly.

Since it is not possible to list all start and stop events, the tables below contain the most
important events in chronological order.

Various error messages from network services (e.g. HIS/ RisServer failed) are possible
that are not listed here and are generally not significant.

Shutdown table of the imaging system

Severity Source ID Message Text Status

W ASP_USR 10 Shutdown Shutdown
W ASP_ASM 59 The connection to the main system

has gone down.

I ASP_ASM 71 ASM expects state change. Various shutdown

I CAP_AT 70 Component ........terminated suc-

cessfully

I MSSQLServer 17055 SQL Server terminating because of

system shutdown

The off switch
was actuated, the
shutdown
sequence is initi­ated.

messages.
Various shutdown
messages.
Last shutdown
message from
the database

Boot table of imaging system

Severity Source ID Message Text Status

I MSSQLSERVER 17055 Microsoft SQL Server 2000

-......

I Versantd 0 No message text found! The

following insertion string(s)
are used, "Versantd: Network
Services updated the Regis­try"

I MSSQLSERVER 17055 ...... Various initialization

I CSA_LM_FLEXLM3 FLEXlm error: No such fea-

ture exists Feature: CAP3D....

System has been
switched on, the
boot process is
started
System has been
switched on, the
syngo® boot pro­cess is started

messages of the
database
Various possible
messages of the
software license
installation

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Severity Source ID Message Text Status

I CAP_AT 71 Component .....initialization

successful

I ASP_ADB 0 The application database

started successfully

I ASP_BIC 1200 Change state from class

STATEStartupInProgress to
class STATEStartupFinished

W ASP_MSG 4 X-ray not ready Normal message

I ASP_BSC 108 BSC Success Message. Host

connection true.

I ASP_MSY (MSP) 4100 Startup with image system

completed

Various software
modules have been
started successfully
Information of data­base
Success Message of
Image Chain

during boot-up
BSC success mes­sage
Startup of the sys­tem successful

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8 Saving an image for ex port

9-

Export an image to CD-ROM 0

NOTE

This subchapter only applies to UROSKOP Access.

General 0

To save a patient image to send to USC or HSC, you need to export this image from the
patient browser to the CD burner.

Export the image 0

• Open the patient browser from the Application menu.

• Select the image thumbnail from the patient in question or load the image into the view-

er.

• Select Transfer from the menu bar.

• Select Export to.

¹ The Export window allows you to select the CD burner.

• Select the CD burner.

• Confirm with OK.

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Saving an image for export 0

NOTE

The following supchapter does not apply to UROSKOP Access.

General 0

To save a patient image to send to USC or HSC, you need to copy this image from the
patient browser to the ImageExport folder. The backup of the ServiceLogFilesExport
saves the content of the ImageExtract folder to CD-ROM.

Prerequisite 0

The import / export function of the service software must be configured. See also the con­figuration instructions for the relevant product.

Examples from Local Service/ Configuration/ ImportExport Directories: 0

• Enter host name: see Configuration/ Local Host/ TCP/ IP/ Computer Name

• Enter TCP/ IP address: see Configuration/ Local Host/ TCP/ IP/ IP address of system

• Select logical HD device: define new

• Enter logical name: DICOMTools

• Enter path: C:\<medhome>\service\dst\img

The name <medhome> varies depending on the product: for UROSKOP Access <med­home>=Aspia; ARCADIS systems <medhome>=Aspia; Digiscan M <medhome>=ASCR;
Mammomat NovationDR <medhome>=AWS

Saving an image to export: 0

• Open the patient browser from the Application menu.

• Select the image thumbnail from the patient of interest or load the image into the viewer.

• Select Transfer from the menu bar.

• Select Export to offline.

The Export window allows you to select a path.

• Select the path C:\<medhome>\service\dsr\img

The name <medhome> varies depending on the product: for ARCADIS systems <med­home>=Aspia; Digiscan M <medhome>=ASCR; Mammomat NovationDR <med­home>=AWS

Do not change the DICOM format.

• Click OK.

The next time you back up the “Service Log Files Export” package, the image is saved to
CD-ROM, as described in the "Copy LogFiles to CD" chapter.

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9 Source table of imag ing and main syste ms

10-

Source table 0

General 0

All source messages described in this chapter are normally used by the development
department. This chapter explains all messages in detail.

Imaging system 0

Front end source table

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_AFE Acquisition front

end

ASP_AFX Acquisition front

end extension

ASP_VFX Viewer front end

extension

ASP_GCI Generator con-

trol interface

ASP_RFE Reference front

end

ASP_RFX Reference front

end extension

Image system message, SW
module for live image, LIH, ACQ
data and generator parameter

Image system message, SW
module to provide and manage
menus and button for acquisition

Image system message, SW
module for client object, browser
and viewer

Image system message, SW
module generator interface, com­munication with BSC module

Image system message, SW
module reference taskcard and
reference image

Image system message, SW
module reference extension to
provide client object, browser,
viewer

xx

x

x

x

x

x

ASP_VFE Viewer front end Image system message, SW

x
module viewer taskcard monitor
A

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Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_NFE Native front end Image system message, SW

x
module native taskcard monitor B
during acquisition of native
images and “dual channel pag­ing”

ASP_MFE Message front

end

Image system message, user
messages are visible on monitors

xx

1 and 2, communication with
MBE SW module

Configuration applet

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_ECA Exam set config-

uration applet

Image system messages, Exam­Set front end program editor,

x

communication with ECB SW
module

ASP_VCA Viewer configu-

ration applet

Image system message, SW
module viewer configuration

x

applet and application monitor A

Back end

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_ABE Acquisition back

end

Image object message, SW mod­ule command object acquisition

x

ASP_VBE Viewer back end Image system message, SW

module command object viewer

ASP_NBE Native back end Image system message, SW

module native taskcard “Dual
Channel Paging”

ASP_RBE Reference back

end

Image system message, SW
module to manage Reference
Images

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Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_ECB Exam Set config-

uration back end

Image system message, back
end from ECA SW module, com­munication with ADB SW module

ASP_USM UI state machine Image system message, SW

x
module to manage user inter­face component

Central components

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_ADB Aspia database Image system message, han-

x
dling of data to imaging system
internal, such as exam sets, con­figuration settings, interface data
access to SQL databases

ASP_MBE Message back

end

Image system message, SW
module for back end error, warn-

x

ing and information messages,
communication with MFE SW
module

ASP_ASM Aspia state man-

ager

Image system messages, back
end Aspia SW module, manage

xx

operating condition, startup,
active patient acquisition, checks
network connection, archive,
checks whether or not X-ray is
possible

ASP_BCC Behavior control

component

ASP_BSC Back end system

control

Image system messages, con­troller of several tasks

Images system messages, com­munication system control, com-

xx

munication to XCU SW module

ASP_MIX Medhome

import/export

Image system messages, Aspia
data exchange and Versant data-

xx

base, set attributes for data
Dicom, study, series, images,
loading of patient, image data to
syngo®

ASP_CMN Central manager Shutdown procedure messages x x

x

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Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_USR User Certain user activity messages

MSSQLSer
ver

SQL Server Messages from the SQL Data-

base Server

x

Image chain

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_BIC Back end image

chain

Image system messages, con­trol of hardware initialization,

xx

shutdown, X-ray on, mode
change, provide DICOM informa­tion, series time limits, fatal error,
connection to DSP board cam­era, create pixel file name, inter­face to MIX, ASM SW module;
disk space check

ASP_DIS DSP image

chain

ASP_FIS FPGA image

chain

Image system messages from
hardware (UROSKOP Access)

Image system messages from
hardware (ARCADIS systems)

xx

xx

ASP_IDT Image disk trans-

fer

ASP_IQM Image queue

manager

ASP_SBE Storage back

end

Image system messages, SW
module to save pixel data to disk,
from scene, single-shot, commu­nication to IQM SW module
(UROSKOP Access)

Image system messages, SW
module for shared RAM, commu­nication to DIS SW and IDT mod­ules, dynamic memory allocation
(UROSKOP Access)

Image system messages, low
storage space warning if space
on disk is getting low; check disk
space before acquisition (URO­SKOP Access)

x

x

x

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3D components

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_TFE 3D front end Image system messages, moni-

tor B acquisition dialog, patient
orientation, C-arm navigation,
scan rate

ASP_TBE 3D back end Image system messages, con-

trol of TFE SW module

ASP_TSM 2D state

machine

ASP_TCI 3D CAN inter-

face

ASP_TNA 3D navigation Image system messages, back

ASP_TRN 3D reconstruc-

tion

ASP_TCA 3D calibration Image system messages, back

Image system messages, con­trol of 3D function, scan calibra­tion

Image system messages, motor
interface, command converting to
CAN-Bus

end to navigation station, start
scan, scan calibration

Image system messages, back
end of 3D image reconstruction

end calibration

x

x

x

x

x

x

Service

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_SVC Service Service messages x x

Main systems 0

UROSKOP Access

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_SCU System control

unit

Messages from UROSKOP
Access

xx

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Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_XCU X-ray control unit Messages from X-ray system

xx

controller

ASP_GEN Generator Messages from Polydoros SX 65/

xx

80 generator

ARCADIS systems

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_MSY System control

unit

ASP_MSP System control

unit

Messages from main system
ARCADIS Varic/Orbic

Messages from main system
ARCADIS Avantic

xx

xx

Digiscan M

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_MCR System control

unit

Messages from acquisition work­station

xx

MAMMOMAT Novation

DR

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

ASP_AWS System control

unit

Messages from acquisition work­station

xx

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Source table 0

General 0

All syngo® source messages described in this chapter are normally used by the develop­ment department. This chapter explains all messages in detail.

syngo® CSA source table 0

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

CSA_DB Database Messages from Versantd data-

base software module.

CSA_ERH Error handler Messages from error handler

software module.

CSA_ERR Error Messages from Logging Compo-

nent ERROR software module.

CSA_GRA Graphic module Messages from graphic software

module.

CSA_GSI Graphic user

interface

Messages from graphic user
interface software module. Load­ing of look-up tables.

CSA_HC Hardcopy Messages from hardcopy soft-

ware module.

CSA_HRI HIS RIS Messages from HIS/RIS server

software module.

CSA_MPP Modality per-

formed proce­dure step

Messages from modality per­formed procedure step software
module.

x

x

x

x

xx

xx

x

x

CSA_OSC Operating sys-

tem channel

CSA_PM Permission mod-

ule

Messages from syngo® access
to the operating system.

This software module checks the
consistency and authorization of

x

x

data before writing it to the Ver­santd database.

CSA_REP Report module Messages from report module.

x
E.g. autoreport task.

CSA_TFS Messages from image trans-

x
former software module.

FLEXlm License manager Messages from license manager. x x

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syngo® CAP source table 0

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

CAP_AN Archive network Messages from archive software

module to network, local, image
on media (IMA).

CAP_AT ACE task Messages from syngo® ACE

task software module.

CAP_CR Correction and

rearranging

CAP_FL Filming Messages from "filming jobs"

CAP_PAG Page Messages from Versantd patient

CAP_PB Patient browser Messages from patient browser

CAP_PR Preregistration Messages from preregistration

CAP_SU Service user

interface (UI)

Correction and rearranging of
patient data. Access to the Ver­santd database, close task, close
database, shutdown process.

software module.

database.

software module.

software module, access to Ver­santd database.

Messages from service control
platform software module. Con­trol of remote access mode.

xx

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

CAP_VWR Viewer Messages from Viewer module x

syngo® Versant source table 0

Source Description Information Service Devel-

oper

Versant Versant Messages from syngo®

Versantd database

xx

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Copying files to CD 0

Principle of copying files to CD 0

The syngo® backup function is used for copying or burning data files to CD. To be able to
back up certain files using the backup and restore function, you need to create a new
backup package in Local Service/ Configuration.

Prerequisite 0

A CD burner must be installed and configured. Refer to the product configuration descrip­tion for syngo® offline devices to find out how to configure a CD device.

Creating a new backup package 0

NOTE

To burn log files to CD at a later stage, you have to create a new backup package.

This subchapter does not apply to UROSKOP Access because a
backup package, called “XBurner-Package“, is created with every
single installation of the imaging system software VA14X.

This subchapter does not apply to ARCADIS sytems because a
backup package is created with “Burn Logs” and stored under
C:\Aspia\Service\Extract.

• Select Local Service/Configuration/ [Backup/Restore]

• Enter a new package name in the blank line above: ServiceLogFilesExport

• Click add

The new package name is displayed in the Package List box and is selected.

• Select Package Local.

• Define the directory or file names in the blank line “file & dir" one after the other. Wild-

cards (*) are also possible, e.g. C:\aspia\log\*

- C:\<medhome>\Log

- C:\<medhome>\Service\Extract

- C:\<medhome>\Service\html\Report

- C:\<medhome>\Service\html\GFX

- C:\<medhome>\service\dst\img

The name <medhome> varies depending on the product: for ARCADIS systems <med­home>=Aspia; Digiscan M <medhome>=ASCR; Mammomat NovationDR <med­home>=AWS

• Click add after each entry.

The new file or path selection is now visible in the files & directories list box.

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Fig. 16: Service Backup configuration

• Click Save.

Back up your created package to CD. 0

• Select Local Service/ Backup & Restore

• Under Command: select Backup.

• Select the CD-R drive.

• Select your own created backup package, e.g. ServiceLogFileExport.

• Click Go.

The backup process to CD will be started!

• After you have completed the backup, check your CD with the stored log files.

The configured ServiceLogFilesExport package is stored on CD compressed as file type
"*.ar". You can use the syngo® arviewer.exe to read or extract these files. For more
details, contact TD HSC 24 or your local USC.

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12Changes to previous version

13-

Chapters 1 -11 are mated to the topical system software versions.

Chapters 2, 6, 7 and 9 are supplemented with the ARCADIS Avantic system.

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