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Print No.: SP00-000.814.05.01.02 Doc. Gen. Date:10.05
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Installation and Setup Manual
Publication No. 201101
October 2005
NIC2-2
Network ID Camera
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Contents
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1.General
This manual describes how to install and setup the Network ID Camera herein
called NIC. 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 3.32 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 country-dependent 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.
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
voltage from 100 to 250 VAC 50/60Hz.
Power receptacle
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Warning
The Network ID Camera is classified as a Medical Device and
fulfils EN 60950.
According to European Safety Regulations for Medical Equipments, the following conditions must be fulfiled:
-if the camera is operated within a distance of 1.5 m from
the patient, it must be connected to the equipotential
2
equalization device (E
2
E
D with cable must be provided by the customer.
The purpose of the E
D).
2
D 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 coming
from the equipotential bushbar.
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3Setup
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 Triacon logo. The window shows:
Date:26.10.2005 Time:11:31:34
Selected picture : Win1
Manual Booking Memory Picture
To get into setup mode, 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.
The Network ID Camera will remember the password for about 15 mi nutes and wil l not ask
you for the password again, if you exit and the n 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.
3.1.1Resetting to customer default
Get into setup mode as described in chapter 3.1. Then press Ctrl-E. This will reload the standard setup and restart the camera.
3.1.2Main configuration window
Get into configuration mode as described in chapter 3.1.
Setup Ver 3.32
Picture settings
Bookinglist configuration
Communication param
NICLan configuration
Settings
Lock Exit
Use the up- and down arrow keys to move the highlight bar up and down. Select item by
pressing ENTER.
The soft-keys are used as follows:
LockLock the set-up with a password. Will make the 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.
ExitExit set-up mode.
Picture settings
Here you can set details of how and what will be printed on the film.
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Bookinglist configuration
Here all settings for manual entry of data to bookinglist is configured.
Communication param
Here all settings regarding the communication between the Network ID Camera and the equipment connected to any of the four communication ports can
be changed.
NICLan configuration
Here all settings related to a TCP/IP communication is defined.
SettingsHere all settings of a more general nature can be changed, e.g. which lan-
guage the Network ID Camera speaks.
Sensor adjustment
This selection will show a picture showing the status of the three cassette
sensors. For detailed information, please refer to the Service manual.
Test functions
Here parameters regarding the opening of the cassette window can be set.
For detailed information, please refer to the Service Manual.
NOTE: This should only be done by trained servic e personnel.
Serial analyzer
Here all data, received on HOST or NE T serial communication port , is listed.
For detailed information, please refer to the Network Installation Manual.
Remote control
Here the down-/up- load of a set-up is performed.
System logger
Here are listed errors and abnormal situations. For detailed information,
please refer to the Service Manual.
Setup Manager
This entry is only used by the production personal.
3.2 Picture settings
Choosing this selection will present five new alternatives
Here the layout of the picture printed on the film is defined. Two different pictures can be
defined, "Win1" and "’Win2". This means that it is possible to have two different configurations, one under Picture Win1 and another under Picture Win2. The picture names
are editable to any name corresponding to their use.
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3.2.1Some frequently used words
FieldThis is what a unit of information is called when it is displayed on the picture.
A field contains, for example, the name of a patient or the current date or current time. A picture is made of a number of fields, and each field can be
placed anywhere within the picture. A field also contains information about
how the information should appear on the picture, for example the s ize of the
text.
PixelA pixel is a small dot of which all characters are built on the display. Position
on the display is given in pixels. To be able to calculate how much information
will fit into the window, you must know the following.
The C1 window is 64 pixels high and 240 pixels wide.
The C1N window is 48 pixels high and 240 pixels wide.
A character is 16 pixels high and 12 pixels wide, if the large font is use.
A character is 12 pixels high and 9 pixels wide, if the medium font is use.
A character is 8 pixels high and 6 pixels wide, if the small font is used.
FontThe appearance of the text on the film/display is determined by the font se-
lected. Currently three fonts are available, LARGE, MEDIUM and SMALL.
3.2.2Picture, Win1/Win2
If Picture Win1 or Win2 is selected, a fieldlist will appear.
No Field Length Row,Col
01: B-date 10 0, 0
02: Name 20 12, 0
03: PID 11 15,174
04: Date 10 0,160
05: Time 5 0,104
Place New Remove Exit
This fieldlist shows all fields that are defined for selected picture. The up and down keys can
be used to step through all fields. The window will automatically scroll to display more items.
To add a new item, place the cursor on the position where you like to add a field and pres s
the NEW soft-key. This will make the Network ID Camera duplicate the field at the cursor
and you can then edit one of the copies as you wish. The maximum numbers of fields are
50 for each window.
To remove an item, place the cursor on the field you want to delete, and press the REMOVE
soft-key. This will immediately remove the selected item.
To move a field (i.e. give it another position on the picture printed on the film) press the
PLACE soft-key. This will bring up another window where the sele cted field is di splayed as
a white box representing the size of the field, and all other fields are displayed as other
strings of characters selected to represent the type of the field (D for date field N for name
field). The current field can now be moved by the four arrow keys. If shift+arrow key is
pressed the field will step 6 pixels left/right and 8 pixels up/down. When a good position is
found just press the enter key to leave the window. Ex perience has shown that this is a good
method of finding out where to place the field. It is, however, difficult to find the exact position, as the fields are often placed one or two pixels off. Therefore, the optimal procedure is
to place all fields using this method, and then to check all positions manually and correct
them by entering their positions by numbers as described below under "Editing a field".
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