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The document is a service manual for the EasyVision RAD R4.X, detailing imager compatibility and connectivity options with various printer manufacturers. It includes information on connection types, ordering details, functional descriptions, and service notes for different imaging systems. The manual is intended for use by technicians and includes contact information for further assistance.

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EasyVision RAD R4.X

Imager Compatibility

EasyVision RAD R4.X Imager Compatibility

FILING INSTRUCTIONS

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SUBSYSTEM Manual EasyVision RAD R4.X

Manual Order No. 4512 984 22611

Imager EV RAD R4 (01.0) 0.5
© 1999 Philips Medical Systems
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Philips Medical Systems
Development and Manufacturing Centre
SERVICE MANUAL
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EasyVision RAD R4.X

Imager Compatibility

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Printed in Hamburg, Germany

Manual Order No. 4512 984 22611

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EasyVision RAD R4.X Imager Compatibility

SERVICE MANUAL - UNIT

EasyVision RAD R4.X Author: V. Auers

Imager Compatibility

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1. CONNECTIVITY EASYVISION RAD R4.2 ............................................................................................. 5

2. CONNECTIVITY AGFA ........................................................................................................................ 27

3. CONNECTIVITY CODONICS IMAGERS ............................................................................................. 61

4. CONNECTIVITY FUJI IMAGERS......................................................................................................... 65

5. CONNECTIVITY IMATION IMAGERS ................................................................................................. 79

6. CONNECTIVITY KODAK IMAGERS ................................................................................................. 117

7. CONNECTIVITY KONICA IMAGERS ................................................................................................ 141

8. CONNECTIVITY PHILIPS IMAGERS / FILE PRINT.......................................................................... 145

9. CONNECTIVITY STERLING IMAGERS ............................................................................................ 157

10. CONNECTIVITY POSTSCRIPT IMAGERS........................................................................................ 179

11. CONNECTIVITY SONY IMAGERS .................................................................................................... 183

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1. CONNECTIVITY EasyVision RAD R4.2

Contents
1.1. INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................... 7
1.2. COMPATIBILITY .................................................................................................................................... 8
1.2.1. EasyVision RAD R4.2.L1 ................................................................................................................. 8
1.2.1.1. PCI ............................................................................................................................................ 8
1.2.1.2. DICOM ...................................................................................................................................... 9
1.2.1.3. Network..................................................................................................................................... 9
1.2.1.4. SCSI.......................................................................................................................................... 9
1.2.1.5. File ............................................................................................................................................ 9
1.2.2. EasyVision RAD R4.2.L2 ............................................................................................................... 10
1.2.2.1. PCI .......................................................................................................................................... 10
1.2.2.2. DICOM .................................................................................................................................... 10
1.2.2.3. SCSI........................................................................................................................................ 10
1.2.2.4. Network................................................................................................................................... 11
1.2.2.5. File .......................................................................................................................................... 11
1.3. ORDERING INFORMATION ................................................................................................................ 11
1.3.1. PCI connection.............................................................................................................................. 11
1.3.2. Ethernet connection ....................................................................................................................... 11
1.3.3. SCSI connection ............................................................................................................................ 11
1.3.4. Parallel port connection ................................................................................................................. 12
1.4. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................................. 12
1.4.1. EasyPrint........................................................................................................................................ 12
1.4.2. Film size and Media Selection ....................................................................................................... 12
1.4.3. Connection possibilities (client, workspot & single user workstation)............................................ 12
1.4.3.1. Point to Point connection (PCI bus card)................................................................................ 12
1.4.3.2. SCSI........................................................................................................................................ 12
1.4.3.3. Ethernet .................................................................................................................................. 13
1.4.3.4. Parallel port printers................................................................................................................ 13
1.4.4. Resolution ...................................................................................................................................... 13
1.4.5. Printer Memory size ....................................................................................................................... 13
1.5. IMAGE QUALITY.................................................................................................................................. 14
1.5.1. Density calibration.......................................................................................................................... 14
1.5.1.1. Density Calibration procedure GreyScale images.................................................................. 14
1.5.1.2. Density Calibration procedure Color images .......................................................................... 15
1.5.2. True size calibration....................................................................................................................... 15
1.6. SERVICE NOTES ................................................................................................................................. 16
1.6.1. PCI ................................................................................................................................................. 16
1.6.2. DICOM ........................................................................................................................................... 17
1.7. FAULT FINDING................................................................................................................................... 18
1.7.1. Service menu ................................................................................................................................. 18
1.7.2. Printer menu................................................................................................................................... 18
1.7.3. Start Printer Status Request .......................................................................................................... 18
1.7.4. Start Data Channel Printer Test..................................................................................................... 19
1.7.5. Start Printer Test............................................................................................................................ 19
1.7.5.1. run configuration test sequence.............................................................................................. 20
1.7.5.2. select medium......................................................................................................................... 22
1.7.5.3. display printer configuration.................................................................................................... 22
1.7.5.4. run response test sequence ................................................................................................... 23
1.7.5.5. Local ....................................................................................................................................... 25
1.7.5.6. Remote ................................................................................................................................... 25
1.7.6. Start S-bus Printer Visual Interface Test (Led board required) ..................................................... 26
1.8. FAULT FINDING CONTROL & DATA LINE ........................................................................................ 26

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1.1. INTRODUCTION

This documentation is the imager-specific information for the EasyVision. There is a separate section devoted
to each printer manufacturer containing the following information:
• type of connection
• ordering information;
• configuration;
• functional description;
• service notes;
• tested releases and film sizes.

Not all commercial information is available at present. You are kindly requested to send any comment on this
document to:

Helpdesk Hamburg

Address Philips Medical Systems

Roentgenstrasse 24
D-22335 Hamburg
Germany

Telephone +49 40 5078 - 2369 or 2037

Fax +49 40 5078 - 2348
e-mail [email protected]

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1.2. Compatibility
The pictures below are screen captures from the EasyVision RAD R4.2V2 L1/2 and give an indication of
the supported printers.

1.2.1. EasyVision RAD R4.2.L1

1.2.1.1. PCI

Listed below are the names of the PCI interface (point to point) Laser Hardcopy Units supported by and
compatible with EasyVision RAD R4.2 L1

3M 8300 Landscape
3M 8300 Portrait
3M 8500
3M 8500 Superset
3M 8700
3M 8700 Superset
3M HQ969
3M HQ969 Superset
3M M952
3M M959 XL
3M MIM
3M MIM Superset
3M P831
Agfa DryStar 2000
Agfa DryStar 3000
Agfa LR3300
Agfa LR5200
Agfa MCL bitmap
Agfa MCLplusMIN
Fuji FL- IM2636
Fuji FL- IM3535
Fuji FL- IM3543
Fuji FLIM - D
Fuji FM - DP3543
Fuji FM-DPL
Helios M952
Kodak KELP100
Kodak KELP100plusKEIM
Kodak KELP100XLP
Kodak KELP1120
Kodak KELP2180
Kodak MLP-190
Konica LI10/LI21
Philips EVL1000
Sterling LLI
Sterling LP400
Sterling SIJ400

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1.2.1.2. DICOM

1.2.1.3. Network

1.2.1.4. SCSI

1.2.1.5. File

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1.2.2. EasyVision RAD R4.2.L2

1.2.2.1. PCI
Listed below are the names of the PCI Laser Hardcopy Units supported by and compatible with
EasyVision RAD R4.2 L2

1.2.2.2. DICOM

1.2.2.3. SCSI

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1.2.2.4. Network

1.2.2.5. File

1.3. ORDERING INFORMATION

1.3.1. PCI connection

The EasyVision is delivered without any cables (data & control) for imager interfacing.

1.3.2. Ethernet connection

Only for imagers connected to the Ethernet (DICOM, FTP or HSTP protocol) the network kits are available.
One of these is normally always present.

1.3.3. SCSI connection

The maximum total SCSI cable length is 3 meter. With EasyVision system R4.2 a maximum configuration of 2.9
meter is used (without the CD recordable option 1.7 meter). Depending on the SUN system installed a SCSI
wide (68 pins) or SCSI narrow (50 pins) connector is used.
The correct cables including a SCSI booster are supplied with the Codonics printer (if ordered via Philips). In
case you connect an other type of SCSI printer you must never exceed the maximum of 3 meter. The following
cables can be ordered:
• 4522 163 15581: 0.15 meter (50P - 50P), to connect from the CD recordable to the SCSI booster.
• 2422 076 00278: 1.0 meter (68P - 50P), to connect from the peripheral 4 enclosure (used in the SUN
ULTRA) to the SCSI booster.
• 4522 090 02811: 1.0 meter (50P - 50P), to connect from the peripheral 4 enclosure (used in the SUN SS-5)
to the SCSI booster.
• 4522 500 36841: SCSI booster 110V
• 4522 500 36831: SCSI booster 230V
• 4522 500 36821: SCSI cable 15 feet

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1.3.4. Parallel port connection

Posts script printers are connected to the parallel port of the EasyVision. The maximum cable distance is 3
meters.

1.4. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

1.4.1. EasyPrint

The EasyVision print function is called 'EasyPrint'. EasyPrint takes a quite different approach to printing than
most medical modalities. Traditional systems send single images to the camera and depend on the camera to
layout the images on the sheet. This leads to duplication of demographic data on every image, resulting in films
cluttered with text. EasyVision on the contrary composes the entire layout itself, giving unparalleled control over
image quality and excellent flexibility in sheet composition, while at the same time minimizing the area taken up
by text. Site and sheet specific data are contained in headers and footers, while image text is only printed if
necessary and if desired. As the entire film sheet is prepared by EasyPrint and the laser camera is only used to
print it, the film layout does not depend on the layouts offered by the various imager manufacturers. EasyPrint
may print using predefined layout protocols, but manual composition of a layout is also possible. That is why
EasyPrint offers, for any imager, such a wide variety of layouts, including combinations of large and small
images and non-square layouts for shuttered studies.
The printing of an entire film set can be initiated from EasyVision itself by selecting a study and placing it in the
EasyVision internal hardcopy spooler. All processing will be performed in the background by EasyVision.

1.4.2. Film size and Media Selection

If the imager allows film size and/or type selection the user may select film size and/or type to print on. If the
film size or type is not currently and the imager supports film size and/or type detection, the print will be held in
the queue of the EasyVision.
EasyVision may be configured to allow only selection of the film size and type locally used. The locally not
available film sizes and film types must be deselected. If these are not deselected the operator / user is may
erroneously specify them, but they will be put in the queue and never printed unless the required film becomes
available.

1.4.3. Connection possibilities (client, workspot & single user workstation)

1.4.3.1. Point to Point connection (PCI bus card)

On a Server or a Single user workstation a point to pint connection to a printer can be present. Required for this
is a Sbus / PCI HCU control board. The data and control cables are not delivered with the EasyVision, but are
part of the imager.

1.4.3.2. SCSI

On a Server, Workspot or Single user workstation a SCSI printer can be connected. The maximum distance of
the SCSI chain is 3 meter. Depending on the configuration special SCSI cables and hardware are required.
See the specific SCSI printers for the possibilities.

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1.4.3.3. Ethernet

On a Server or a Single user workstation a network printer can be connected. Depending on the printer the
following protocols are used:
• R4.2.x.x
− DICOM
− HSTP (Sterling Helios)

Refer to the specific printers for the possibilities.

1.4.3.4. Parallel port printers

On a Server, Workspot or Single user workstation (Depending on the release) a post script printer can be
connected.

1.4.4. Resolution

EasyVision internal image data calculations are 12 bits wide. Depending on the connected printer and the
protocol the images are sent to the printer in:
• 8 Bits Grey
• 12 Bits Grey
• Color
• HiRes 8 Bits Grey
• HiRes 12 Bits Grey

Note: Color printing can be done in Pixel Interleaved (RGB_PI) or Band Interleaved (RGB_BI)

1.4.5. Printer Memory size

The memory size required in the imager depends on the used film resolution and pixel depth.
Calculation is as follows:

• 8 bit Grey
Matrix size: e.g. 4256 * 5174 (14 * 17”)
Required memory 4256 * 5174 = 22MB

• 8 bit Grey Hires

Matrix size: e.g. 4256 * 5174 (14 * 17”)
Required memory 4256 * 5174 * 4 = 88MB

• 12 bit Grey
Matrix size: e.g. 4256 * 5174 (14 * 17”)
Required memory 4256 * 5174 * 2= 44MB

• 12 bit Grey Hires

Matrix size: e.g. 4256 * 5174 (14 * 17”)
Required memory 4256 * 5174 * 8 = 176MB

The memory size as calculated is most of the times not the standard available. Each printer supplier has
different building blocks e.g. 16MB or 32MB. The installed memory must be larger than the calculated memory
required.

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1.5. IMAGE QUALITY

Because EasyVision is film-oriented, it will compose an entire film sheet and send it to the imager as one sheet-
filling image (a one on one format).

1.5.1. Density calibration

EasyVision does all image data calculations, including LUT operations itself. Before an imager is used with
EasyVision a calibration must be performed. EasyVision uses this calibration data. There is some disadvantage
in doing all image data calculations in EasyVision:
• The actual response of the camera is measured and entered as a reference used by EasyVision. Changes
or re-calibration of the laser will require a re-calibration of EasyVision.
Previously EasyVision lookup operations were 8-bit, causing holes in the histogram. With the introduction of
Release 4.2 all calculations are 12 Bit wide.

When multiple EasyVisions are connected in a cluster / network, the density calibration must be performed on
the EasyVision which is connected to the imager.

1.5.1.1. Density Calibration procedure GreyScale images

All laser imagers that are released within PMS have a lookup table that can print a linear perception step
pattern. If this lookup table is applied, there is no need for calibration in the host. However, fluctuations in film
and processor chemicals will influence the output. The first step to be taken is to calibrate the laser imager.

Procedure:
1. Calibrate the laser camera for a maximum density of 3.0
2. Print a linear test pattern from the host in 16 steps.
3. Measure the 16 values.
4. If the 16 measured values are within the limits below, make sure that the host uses a linear lookup table.
5. If the 16 values are outside the range, first check the film, the processor and the lookup table in the
camera, before calibrating the host

Step Min Goal Max

1 17 21 25
2 27 21 35
3 37 41 45
4 45 50 55
5 55 60 65
6 67 72 78
7 78 84 90
8 91 97 103
9 103 110 117
10 119 126 133
11 135 143 151
12 154 162 170
13 175 184 193
14 203 213 223
15 239 250 261
16 287 300 313

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1.5.1.2. Density Calibration procedure Color images

There is no calibration procedure for color images.

1.5.2. True size calibration

The true size calibration for point to point (PCI) and network imagers must be performed on the EasyVision
Server or Single user workstation.
The true size calibration for SCSI imagers must be performed on the EasyVision Server, Workspot or Single
user workstation.

NOTE

If the laser imager is re-adjusted, you must verify the density and the true size film calibration.

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1.6. SERVICE NOTES

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1.6.1. PCI

1. Symptom
Images printed directly from the MR or CT do not have the same look as images printed via the EasyVision.

Cause
The MR and CT system do not have calibration possibilities and use the lookup table in the printer.
The images printed via EasyVision are calibrated to the target curve. The two input channels of the printer
use the same lookup table. Although the target curve for the EasyVision equals the lookup table curve of
the printer input, there will still be a difference in density between the two channels.

Remedy
Calibrate the EasyVision with the default values instead of the measured values and fill in the minimum and
maximum density values in the EasyVision menu. The EasyVision is now calibrated linear.
Now both channels will have the same density values.

2. Symptom
EasyVision cannot contact the imager.

Cause
Bad communication for some reason.

Remedy
Try to diagnose the control line for a PCI connected imager. Verify the network connection for a Ethernet
connected imager.

3. Symptom
Application does not start up and returns to the start-up menu.

Cause
The printer connected interferes with the application.

Remedy
Disconnect the data and control line and verify if the application works properly. The problem also occurred
with a DuPont imager and was reproducible.

4. Symptom
A black screen with the copyright panel is visible on the CRT and the system is in a hang-up situation.

Cause
The printer connected interferes with the application.

Remedy
Disconnect the data and control line and verify if the application works properly. If so, the AGFA input board
is probably defect. The problem is reproducible.

5. Symptom
Some times bad communication.

Cause
The data and control cable can not make proper contact with the EasyVision split box due to too long fixing
nuts.

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Remedy
Replace the split box with a splitable 12NC: 4522 106 05441.

1.6.2. DICOM
1. Symptom
Bad image quality on DICOM printers.

Cause
An EV DICOM print does not give a proper Image Quality (byte swap).
The problem occurs with Agfa DICOM printers when Explicit Big Endian has been configured. If done with
Automatic configuration Explicit Big Endian is enabled.

Remedy
Use Implicit Little Endian ONLY!!!!!!!. Solved in R4.2.

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1.7. FAULT FINDING

The Printer Test program tests the combination of the software (which is configured for a specific printer) and
the Printer connected to EasyVision. The test runs as a 'stand-alone' program (separate from the Application)
but uses the same imager protocol handlers as the Application does.
To access the service menu environment select 4 (go to service menu) in the Startup Menu. Then at the
password: prompt enter password

1.7.1. Service menu

Service Menu
============,

1 Diagnostics Menu (sunvts and product diagnostics)

2 SunOS Menu (optical disk format and SunOS commands)
3 File Menu (file transfer and manipulation commands)
4 Printer Menu (Printer tests)
5 Monitor Menu
6 PCR Systems

0 Logout

Enter the number of your choice: 4

1.7.2. Printer menu

Printer Menu
============

1 HCU Calibration
2 Start Printer Status Request
3 Start Data Channel Printer Test
Data is sent to the HCU via the data channel, then
press print on the HCU control panel for output
4 Start Printer Test
5 Start S-bus/PCI Printer Visual Interface Test (Led board required)

0 Return to Service Menu

1.7.3. Start Printer Status Request

Enter the number of your choice: 1

This test takes about 50 seconds.

starting setup database server ....
1. Codonics EP1600
2. DryStar 3000
3. file
--. skip remote hardcopy unit orpheus

Select the desired printer: 2

Printer DryStar 3000 selected for test
Opening printer...
Opening printer failed, retrying...
printer Printer3M_Agfa at node /dev/easy/hc0 reports status ok

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'Printer Status Request' ended normal, status 0.

Control channel is OK (printer controller, control cable,
printer command interpretation).
Data channel status still has to be checked.

Press Enter to continue:

1.7.4. Start Data Channel Printer Test

Printer Menu
============

1 Start Printer Status Request

2 Start Data Channel Printer Test
Data is sent to the HCU via the data channel, then
press print on the HCU control panel for output
3 Start Printer Test
4 Start S-bus Printer Interface Test (HCU testbox required)
5 Start S-bus Printer Visual Interface Test (Led board required)

0 Return to Service Menu

Enter the number of your choice: 2

This test has been designed to check data channel integrity.

This program places image data at the interface.
Image acquisition is initiated from the HCU.
Please make sure the control cable has been disconnected.
After image acquisition has been initiated at the HCU
press 'Enter' to transmit image data

Write failed(Timer expired)

Note: The reason for this error is that the image acquisition is not done on the HCU.

1.7.5. Start Printer Test

Printer Menu
============

1 Start Printer Status Request

0 Return to Service Menu

Enter the number of your choice: 3

starting setup database server ....

EasyVision printer test Wed Dec 17 17:45:09 1997

This test program tries to detect configuration errors in the printer.

The program will force error conditions and tries to recover from them.
After program termination the results can be reviewed in the file

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'PTResult', which can be found via the entry 'log file directory' in
the service menu.
local host name: pan, entry hostName: pan
1. Codonics EP1600
local host name: pan, entry hostName: pan
2. DryStar 3000
local host name: pan, entry hostName: pan
3. file
local host name: pan, entry hostName: orpheus
--. skip remote hardcopy unit orpheus

Select the desired printer: 2

Printer DryStar 3000 selected for test

Printer configuration of sbus_0_pan_AE

manufacturer Agfa
printer model DryStar-3000
autoCalibrated NO
fixedResolution NO
type handling NO
printer class Printer3M_Agfa
node name /dev/easy/hc0
medium 14x17 blue base
medium size 14x17
medium type blue_base
matrix size 4256 x 5172
resolution 12.4 not calibrated
colormap name GREY_8
gammacorrection not calibrated
default correction standard
medium 14x17 clear base
medium size 14x17
medium type clear_base
matrix size 4256 x 5172
resolution 12.4 not calibrated
colormap name GREY_8
gammacorrection not calibrated
default correction standard
medium 14x17 opaque
medium size 14x17
medium type opaque
matrix size 4256 x 5172
resolution 12.4 not calibrated
colormap name GREY_8
gammacorrection not calibrated
default correction standard

OK: no error (Dec 17 17:45:25)

printed 0 sheets as expected
Select one of the following media

0: 14x17 blue base

1: 14x17 clear base

Choice : 0
Selected medium 14x17 blue base.

1.7.5.1. run configuration test sequence

0: exit test
1: run configuration test sequence

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2: run response test sequence

3: select and run test case
4: select medium
5: display printer configuration

Choice : 1
Start of printer configuration test sequence (Dec 17 17:45:39)
Starting test 1: standard print of one sheet (Dec 17 17:45:39)

The test prints a single sheet with no exceptional conditions

*******************************************
OK: no error (Dec 17 17:47:15)
printed 1 sheets as expected
Starting test 2: standard print of three sheets (Dec 17 17:47:15)

This test tries to print three sheets with no exceptional conditions.

The test verifies the buffer management in normal operation.
*******************************************
OK: no error (Dec 17 17:48:58)
printed 1 sheets as expected
*******************************************
OK: no error (Dec 17 17:50:40)
printed 1 sheets as expected
*******************************************
OK: no error (Dec 17 17:52:20)
printed 1 sheets as expected
Starting test 3: line timeout > 50 sec (Dec 17 17:52:20)

The line timeout is tested to be at least 50 seconds

Note that an overall timeout must also be large enough.
****.................................................***************************
************
OK: no error (Dec 17 17:54:51)
printed 1 sheets as expected
Starting test 4: recover from line timeout (Dec 17 17:54:51)
The test tries to force a line timeout and to recover from it.
Note that not all printers support the line timeout. For
these printers the test fails.
expecting result 10:Communication time out
or result 0:no user error
****............................................................................
.......................*OK, expected error occurred. (Dec 17 17:56:53)
printed 0 sheets as expected
error Level:fatal error
User:10 Communication time out
Unix:62 Timer expired
Printer:81 Image input failed
Try to recover from error. (Retry 1) (Dec 17 17:56:54)
*******************************************
OK: successful recovery after 1 tries (Dec 17 17:58:41)
printed 1 sheets as expected
Starting test 5: overall timeout at least 4 min (Dec 17 17:58:41)
The test waits 6 sec between data block transmissions.
The total time for a sheet then becomes about 4 min.
.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*..
...*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*....
.*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*.....*
.....*.....*.....*
OK: no error (Dec 17 18:03:55)
printed 1 sheets as expected
Starting test 6: recove from overall timeout (Dec 17 18:03:55)
The test waits 30 sec between data block transmissions.
The total time for a sheet then becomes 20 min.
This will result in an overall timeout failure from

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which the test tries to recover by printing one

sheet in normal conditions.
expecting result 10:Communication time out
or result 0:no user error
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.........*.............................*.............................*..........
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.............................*.............................*....................
.........*.............................*.............................*..........
...................*.............................*.............................*
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.........*.............................*.............................*..........
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.........*.............................*.............................*..........
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.........*.............................*.............................*..........
...................*.............................*.............................*
.............................*.............................*....................
.........*
OK, optional expected error dit not occur. (Dec 17 18:26:22)
printed 1 sheets as expected

1.7.5.2. select medium

0: exit test
1: run configuration test sequence
2: run reponse test sequence
3: select and run test case
4: select medium
5: display printer configuration

Choice : 4
OK, optional expected error did not occur. (Dec 17 18:27:36)
printed 1 sheets as expected
Select one of the following media

0: 14x17 blue base

1: 14x17 clear base

Choice : 0
Selected medium 14x17 blue base.

1.7.5.3. display printer configuration

0: exit test
1: run configuration test sequence
2: run reponse test sequence
3: select and run test case
4: select medium
5: display printer configuration

Choice : 5
Printer configuration of sbus_0_pan_AE
manufacturer Agfa
printer model DryStar-3000
autoCalibrated NO
fixedResolution NO
type handling NO
printer class Printer3M_Agfa

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node name /dev/easy/hc0

medium 14x17 blue base
medium size 14x17
medium type blue_base
matrix size 4256 x 5172
resolution 12.4 not calibrated
colormap name GREY_8
gammacorrection not calibrated
default correction standard
medium 14x17 clear base
medium size 14x17
medium type clear_base
matrix size 4256 x 5172
resolution 12.4 not calibrated
colormap name GREY_8
gammacorrection not calibrated
default correction standard
medium 14x17 opaque
medium size 14x17
medium type opaque
matrix size 4256 x 5172
resolution 12.4 not calibrated
colormap name GREY_8
gammacorrection not calibrated
default correction standard

1.7.5.4. run response test sequence

0: exit test
1: run configuration test sequence
2: run reponse test sequence
3: select and run test case
4: select medium
5: display printer configuration

Choice : 2
Start of printer response test sequence (Dec 17 18:27:45)
Starting test 1: standard print of one sheet (Dec 17 18:27:45)

The test prints a single sheet with no exceptional conditions

*******************************************
OK: no error (Dec 17 18:29:22)
printed 1 sheets as expected
Starting test 8: printer switched off (Dec 17 18:29:22)
The test checks the response when the printer is switched off.
Please switch printer off

press RETURN key to continue

Continue with test

expecting result 5:printer not found
*******************************************
FAIL: expected errors (printerNotFound) did not occur. (Dec 17 18:31:59)
printed 1 sheets
Ok test fails, but tries again
TEST FAILS after 1 tries

Note: Reason for this error is that the printer is not switched off.

Please indicate continuation action

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0: exit test program

1: retry this test
2: skip this test

Choice : 2
Starting test 9: media low (Dec 17 18:32:15)
The test checks the response when the media is low.
Note that not all printer support the media low condition.
Please Fill supply magazine with five sheets.

press RETURN key to continue

Continue with test

expecting result 1:media low
or result 0:no user error
***^***************************************
OK, optional expected error dit not occur. (Dec 17 18:34:02)
printed 1 sheets as expected

Starting test 10: supply magazine empty (Dec 17 18:34:02)

The test checks the response when the supply magazine is empty.
Please make supply magazine empty.

press RETURN key to continue

Continue with test

expecting result 2:no media
*******************************************
FAIL: expected errors (noMedia) did not occur. (Dec 17 18:36:03)
printed 1 sheets
Ok test fails, but tries again
TEST FAILS after 1 tries

Note: Reason for this error is that there is film in the printer.

Please indicate continuation action

0: exit test program

1: retry this test
2: skip this test

Choice : 2
Starting test 11: receive magazine missing (Dec 17 18:36:13)
The test checks the response when the receive magazine is missing.
Please remove receive magazine

press RETURN key to continue

Continue with test

expecting result 3:no receive magazine
or result 6:Attention required
*******************************************
FAIL: expected errors (noReceiveMagazine , attentionRequired) did not occur. (De
c 17 18:37:56)
printed 1 sheets
Ok test fails, but tries again
TEST FAILS after 1 tries

Note: The Reason for this error is that the receive magazine is not removed from the printer.

Please indicate continuation action

0: exit test program

1: retry this test

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2: skip this test

Choice : 0
End of test (Dec 17 18:38:06)
Starting test 12: supply magazine missing (Dec 17 18:38:06)
The test checks the response when the supply magazine is missing.
Please remove supply magazine

press RETURN key to continue

1.7.5.5. Local

For a local session the following text does appear:

Printer Menu
============
1 HCU Calibration (start hardcopy unit calibration)
2 Start Printer Status Request
3 Start Data Channel Printer Test
Data is sent to the HCU via the data channel, then
press print on the HCU control panel for output
4 Start Printer Test
5 Start S-bus Printer Visual Interface Test (Led board required)

0 Return to Service Menu

Enter the number of your choice: 4

Connect Hardcopy testbox. Press Enter to continue:

starting setup database server ....
1. dryview
Printer dryview selected for test
Testing Hardcopy Interface with external diagnostic board
Test of control signals on command channel
Test data transfer on command channel
Test of data channel
Interface test successfully executed, return value: 0

'S-bus Printer Interface Test' ended normal, status 0

Control channel and Data channel are both OK up to testbox.

Press Enter to continue:

1.7.5.6. Remote

For a remote connection (via serial port) the following text will appear:
1 Start Printer Status Request
2 Start Data Channel Printer Test
Data is sent to the HCU via the data channel, then
press print on the HCU control panel for output
3 Start Printer Test
4 Start S-bus Printer Interface Test (HCU testbox required)
5 Start S-bus Printer Visual Interface Test (Led board required)

0 Return to Service Menu

Enter the number of your choice: 4

Connect Hardcopy testbox. Press Enter to continue:

starting setup database server ....

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1. dryview
Printer dryview selected for test
Interface test successfully executed, return value: 0

'S-bus Printer Interface Test' ended normal, status 0

Control channel and Data channel are both OK up to testbox.

Press Enter to continue:

1.7.6. Start S-bus Printer Visual Interface Test (Led board required)

Printer Menu
============

1 Start Printer Status Request

0 Return to Service Menu

Enter the number of your choice: 5

Connect led board. Press Enter to continue:

This test has been designed to operate with the LED board
and data channel and command channel loopback connectors.
The lights on the LED board will go on and off in sequence
The LED board and loopback connectors may be placed at the far
end of the cables in order to test cable integrity.

Please connect the LED board and the loopback connectors

and press 'Enter' when ready

Test succeeded for '/dev/easy/hc0'

'S-bus Printer Visual Interface Test' ended normal, status 0

Control channel and Data channel are both OK up to led board.

Press Enter to continue:

1.8. FAULT FINDING CONTROL & DATA LINE

The control line can be monitored with a special test tool and a service PC. The log file of the control line can
be analyzed by the service engineer or the PMG.

See Printer Faultfinding Service Manual - Unit, which is enclosed in this binder.

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2. CONNECTIVITY AGFA

Contents
2.1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................... 29
2.2. DICOM CONFIGURATION................................................................................................................... 29
2.2.1. Basic DICOM configuration............................................................................................................ 29
2.2.2. Required parameters without subnet ............................................................................................. 29
2.2.2.1. Parameters ............................................................................................................................. 29
2.2.2.2. Verification .............................................................................................................................. 30
2.2.3. Requirements when subnet is used............................................................................................... 33
2.2.3.1. parameters.............................................................................................................................. 33
2.2.3.2. Verification if connected via Subnet ....................................................................................... 33
2.3. AGFA LR5200 ...................................................................................................................................... 36
2.3.1. Type of connection......................................................................................................................... 36
2.3.2. Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................... 36
2.3.2.1. SBUS / PCI ............................................................................................................................. 36
2.3.2.2. Ethernet .................................................................................................................................. 37
2.3.3. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 37
2.3.3.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 37
2.3.3.2. AGFA ...................................................................................................................................... 37
2.3.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 37
2.3.5. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 38
2.3.5.1. SBUS / PCI related ................................................................................................................. 38
2.3.5.2. DICOM Related....................................................................................................................... 39
2.3.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 41
2.4. AGFA DRYSTAR 2000......................................................................................................................... 42
2.4.1. Type of connection......................................................................................................................... 42
2.4.2. Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................... 42
2.4.2.1. SBUS / PCI ............................................................................................................................. 42
2.4.2.2. Ethernet .................................................................................................................................. 42
2.4.3. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 43
2.4.3.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 43
2.4.3.2. AGFA ...................................................................................................................................... 43
2.4.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 43
2.4.5. Notes.............................................................................................................................................. 44
2.4.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 46
2.5. AGFA DRYSTAR 3000......................................................................................................................... 47
2.5.1. Type of connection......................................................................................................................... 47
2.5.2. Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................... 47
2.5.2.1. SBUS / PCI ............................................................................................................................. 47
2.5.2.2. Ethernet .................................................................................................................................. 48
2.5.3. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 48
2.5.3.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 48
2.5.3.2. Agfa......................................................................................................................................... 48
2.5.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 48
2.5.5. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 48
2.5.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 50
2.6. AGFA LR3300 ...................................................................................................................................... 51
2.6.1. Type of connection......................................................................................................................... 51
2.6.2. Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................... 51
2.6.2.1. SBUS / PCI ............................................................................................................................. 51
2.6.2.2. Ethernet .................................................................................................................................. 52
2.6.3. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 52
2.6.3.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 52
2.6.3.2. AGFA ...................................................................................................................................... 52

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2.6.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 52

2.6.5. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 53
2.6.6. SBUS / PCI .................................................................................................................................... 53
2.6.7. DICOM ........................................................................................................................................... 54
2.6.8. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 56
2.7. AGFA MCL / MCL + MIN...................................................................................................................... 57
2.7.1. Type of connection......................................................................................................................... 57
2.7.2. Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................... 57
2.7.2.1. SBUS / PCI ............................................................................................................................. 57
2.7.2.2. Ethernet .................................................................................................................................. 58
2.7.3. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 58
2.7.3.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 58
2.7.3.2. AGFA ...................................................................................................................................... 58
2.7.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 59
2.7.5. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 59
2.7.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 59

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2.1. INTRODUCTION

This section describes various aspects of the connection / interfacing of a Philips EasyVision RAD to AGFA
laser imagers. For the installation and configuration procedures refer to the corresponding service and release
manuals. This document contains information for service engineers (Philips & AGFA) to verify if the setup is
identical to that tested and released by the PMG.

2.2. DICOM configuration

2.2.1. Basic DICOM configuration

Agfa MG3000
Drystar 2000
EasyVision Network Drystar 3000

2.2.2. Required parameters without subnet

2.2.2.1. Parameters

Required:
Parameter Agfa name Agfa value Philips name Philips value
(examples) (examples)
Memory Memory See verification N.A. N.A.
Software versions Software See verification N.A. N.A.
Hostname hostname D2CON1 IP node name D2CON1
IP address inet_addr 130.144.84.84 * IP address 130.144.84.84
AE title apip_dest D2CON1 * Application entity title D2CON1
Port number local_port 104 * Port number 104
N.A. N.A. DICOM node system name Freely selectable

*: Minimum required Agfa information as input for Philips.

NOTE The SCP Store must be disabled after the auto-configure operation.

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EasyVision RAD – Agfa DICOM standard connection

2.2.2.2. Verification

In order to verify the required settings needed from Agfa you can start a telnet session on the Agfa imager.

Today is Wed, 15 Jul 1998 12:36:53 +0000

=================================================================

= RESTRICTED ACCESS FOR AGFA-GEVAERT NV. SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY =

=================================================================

*************************************************************
* Welcome to MG3000 Telnet Server! *
* *
* Be careful in what you are doing! *
* This is a medical device, capturing images from patients, *
* who's condition might be critical! *
*************************************************************

evagfa1_C:\>
evagfa1_C:\>mg3000 Type “MG3000” and press enter.
884768136 ecu32940
884768136 aos32941
881163068 cad32941
884768136 MeGa3.32 Minimum required mega software version !!!.
xxxxxxxxxx xx4402
887883212 OEM35276 Minimum required configuration software
version !!!.
895486800 dcm32947 Minimum required dicom software version !!!.

evagfa1_C:\>

evagfa1_C:\> type info.dat Type “type info.dat” and press enter.

Versions : Portex=1.10 Monitor=4.23

Build date: 24-NOV-1997 12:23
Board ID : 1 – GEMINI Required CPU board !!!.
SCSI ID : 7
CPU type : 68040 - 25.01 Mhz

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FPU type : 0
MEMORY : 120 MByte (free zone Required memory 32MB 8bits printing
starts at 00042b80)
Required memory 64MB 12bits printing.
Required memory 120MB Hires printing
Kernel total_worksize=461684
FileSystem total_worksize=98304,
used_worksize=6472, errors=0
VME ext A16D16 = ef000000 int
A24D16 = 00100000
VME ext A16D32 = ee000000 int
A24D32 = 00100000
VME ext A24D16 = ed000000 int
A32D16 = 10000000
VME ext A24D32 = ec000000 int
A32D16 = 10000000
NIP board is present

evagfa1_C:\>
evagfa1_C:\> nve Type “nve” and press enter.
Task Instances
ARTXXX00 {0..23}
SYSXXX00 {0..0}
MGAXXX00 {0..0}
MFSXXX00 {0..0}
RTTXXX00 {0..0}
ETSXXX00 {0..0}
NETXXX00 {0..0}
MFXXXX00 {0..0}
KLDXXX00 {0..0}
BMDXXX31 {0..0}
ACQXXX01 {0..0}
VSIXXX01 {0..0}
MNUXXX01 {0..64}
LCDXXX01 {0..0}
ACQXXX02 {0..0}
VSIXXX02 {0..0}
MNUXXX02 {0..64}
LCDXXX02 {0..0}
ACQXXX03 {0..0}
MFRXXX03 {0..0}
MNUXXX03 {0..64}
LCDXXX03 {0..0}
AMIXXX03 {0..0}
CMNXXX11 {0..0}
CPEXXX11 {0..0}
ICRXXX11 {0..0}
NIPXXX11 {0..0}
DSPXXX11 {0..0}
CPDXXX11 {0..0}
ICIXXX11 {0..0}
AMEXXX11 {0..0}
FOIXXX11 {0..0}
ALFXXX11 {0..0}
HUBXXX11 {0..0}
TIFXXX40 {0..0}
CMNXXX21 {0..0}
ETHXXX21 {0..0}
CMNXXX22 {0..0}
PMSXXX22 {0..0} At least one PMSXXXxx must be present (All
other entries are not relevant for DICOM
print)!!!.
CMNXXX23 {0..0}

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PMSXXX23 {0..0}

evagfa1_C:\> nve ART0 1 Type “nve ART0 1” and press enter .

apip_dest "D2CON1" AE title required by EasyVision RAD !!!.
available 1
dest_type 4402
n_io_id 11
e_io_id 11
inet_addr "130.144.84.84" Printer IP address required by EasyVision RAD
!!!.
port 3027
protocol "TCP"
hostname "evagfa1"
> Press enter to return to prompt.
evagfa1_C:\> nve PMSXXX22 Type “nve PMSXXX22” and press enter.
local_port 104 The port number required by the EasyVision
RAD !!!.
pms_reject 1
mms_pms 10 3 2 10
max_pdu_length 65536
extra_logging 0
media_sizes 255
modality "AM"
patient_id_stem "MG"
UID_stem "1.3.51.0.1"
if_using_pmstst 0
nevent_enabled 0
film_type 0
no_copies 1
film_backg 255 0 0 0
non_exp 255 0 0 0
magnif_type 2
smooth_factor 140
dbmin 100
dbmax 35000
cs_table 0
trim_flag 1
utl_id 3
utl_subid 0
printer_type 1
text_flag 0
annotation1 ""
annotation2 ""
annotation3 ""
annotation4 ""
annotation5 ""
annotation6 ""
polarity 0
rotation 0
metric_printing 0
image_numbering 0
bw_wwidth "256"
bw_wcenter "128"
color_wwidth "256"
color_wcenter "128"
resolution 10000
ipl_id 0
ipl_subid 0
add_WL 0
pms_prio 101
img_prio 101
pms_tmo -1

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img_tmo 60
confrmLevel 0
> Press enter to return to the prompt.
evagfa1_C:\>
Disconnect the telnet session in a Disconnect the telnet session.
proper way.
Disconnected From Host

2.2.3. Requirements when subnet is used

2.2.3.1. parameters

Required information:
Parameter Agfa name Agfa value Philips name Philips value
(examples) (examples)
Hostname hostname evagfa1 IP node name evagfa1
IP address inet_addr 130.144.251.81 * IP address 130.144.251.81
AE title apip_dest EVAGFA1 * Application entity EVAGFA1
title
Port number local_port 104 * Port number 104
DICOM node Freely selectable
system name
Router gateway 130.144.251.7 ** Router 130.144.94.97
Network destination 130.144.94.96 **
Subnetmask Netmask 255.255.255.224

*: Minimum required Agfa information as input for Philips.

**: Minimum required information for Agfa.

NOTE The SCP store must be disabled after the auto-configure operation

EasyVision RAD – Agfa DICOM connection with Subnet

2.2.3.2. Verification if connected via Subnet

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The other required information verification is done in the previous chapter.

Today is Wed, 15 Jul 1998 12:39:44 +0000

=================================================================

= RESTRICTED ACCESS FOR AGFA-GEVAERT NV. SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY =

=================================================================

evagfa1_C:\> nve RTTXXX00 Type “nve RTTXXX00” and press enter.

subnetmask "255.255.255.0"
rtt_table[0].destination 130.144.94.96" Required for subnet printing !!!.
rtt_table[0].gateway "130.144.251.7" Required for subnet printing !!!.
rtt_table[1].destination "" Required for next Subnet printed from.
rtt_table[1].gateway ""
rtt_table[2].destination "" Required for next Subnet printed from.
rtt_table[2].gateway ""
rtt_table[3].destination "" Required for next Subnet printed from.
rtt_table[3].gateway ""
rtt_table[4].destination "" Required for next Subnet printed from.
rtt_table[4].gateway ""
rtt_table[5].destination ""
rtt_table[5].gateway ""
rtt_table[6].destination ""
rtt_table[6].gateway ""
rtt_table[7].destination ""
rtt_table[7].gateway ""
rtt_table[8].destination ""
rtt_table[8].gateway ""
rtt_table[9].destination ""
rtt_table[9].gateway ""
arp_table[0].internet_addr ""
arp_table[0].ethernet_addr ""
arp_table[1].internet_addr ""
arp_table[1].ethernet_addr ""
arp_table[2].internet_addr ""
arp_table[2].ethernet_addr ""
arp_table[3].internet_addr ""
arp_table[3].ethernet_addr ""
arp_table[4].internet_addr ""
arp_table[4].ethernet_addr ""
arp_table[5].internet_addr ""
arp_table[5].ethernet_addr ""
arp_table[6].internet_addr ""
arp_table[6].ethernet_addr ""
arp_table[7].internet_addr ""
arp_table[7].ethernet_addr ""
arp_table[8].internet_addr ""
arp_table[8].ethernet_addr ""

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arp_table[9].internet_addr ""
arp_table[9].ethernet_addr ""
host_table[0].hostname ""
host_table[0].hostaddress ""
host_table[1].hostname ""
host_table[1].hostaddress ""
host_table[2].hostname ""
host_table[2].hostaddress ""
host_table[3].hostname ""
host_table[3].hostaddress ""
host_table[4].hostname ""
host_table[4].hostaddress ""
host_table[5].hostname ""
host_table[5].hostaddress ""
host_table[6].hostname ""
host_table[6].hostaddress ""
host_table[7].hostname ""
host_table[7].hostaddress ""
host_table[8].hostname ""
host_table[8].hostaddress ""
host_table[9].hostname ""
host_table[9].hostaddress ""
> Press enter to return to the prompt.
evagfa1_C:\>
Disconnected From Host Disconnect the telnet session.

Basic DICOM configuration

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2.3. AGFA LR5200

2.3.1. Type of connection

The AGFA connection possibilities are:

• SBUS / PCI, AMDI-C protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)
• Ethernet, DICOM

2.3.2. Ordering Information

2.3.2.1. SBUS / PCI

For a SBUS / PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

EasyVision MG3000 LR5200

Data

Fiber

Control

Figure 1

1. MG3 IF Kit Bravo 01 (see note) 3NMUR

NOTE

Since almost all interface kits with the MFRI board have the same ABC code, it is very important to specify
which host system is involved at the time of ordering. This will ensure that all necessary parts will be delivered,
including any adapter cables.

________________

2. MG3 AMDI RS422 CBL

5m 3NJ2T
15m 3NJ3V
30m 3NJ4X
60m 3NJ5Z
90m 3NJ62

3. MG3 IMAGE CBL 37p

5m 3NJ98
15m 3NKAD
30m 3NKBF
60m 3NKCH
90m 3NKDK

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2.3.2.2. Ethernet

EasyVision Network MG3000 LR5200

Fiber

The network connection is always present at the modality side. No special items have to be ordered.

2.3.3. Configuration

2.3.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:

• SBUS / PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.2.: AGFA LR5200
• Ethernet DICOM
EasyVision RAD R4.2.: AGFA LR5200 DICOM

2.3.3.2. AGFA

At the initial installation of an MG3000/LR5200, all interface boards specified at the time of ordering are
normally already mounted and have been correctly configured.
The system and configuration software of the MG3000/LR5200 has already been loaded before delivery.

NOTE

The MG3000/LR5200 is delivered ready to ‘plug and play’’. If any problems are encountered, please contact SI-
DIS in Munich immediately, they will forward all relevant information to the Connectivity Group.

________________

2.3.4. Functional Description

The AGFA imager has the possibility for two dispensers in which different magazines (film sizes) can be
mounted by the user. The controller is able to report the media size but cannot report the media type (blue
base or clear base). The controller reports in general those film size that have been configured for the controller
and not the media that are actually present in the imager.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

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2.3.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

2.3.5.1. SBUS / PCI related

1. Symptom
Only one film sheet printed with an image artifact (saw along the vertical lines) and the printer is in a hang-
up situation.

Cause
The next logging is created with the printer test tool:
<EOT><ACK><SOH>4,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>5,0,189
<EOT><ACK><SOH>120,0,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>121,0,4,3,2,1,4,246
<EOT><ACK><SOH>6,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>7,0,191
<EOT><ACK><SOH>4,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>5,0,189
<EOT><ACK><SOH>2,0,0,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>3,0,0,0,115
<EOT><ACK><SOH>120,0,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>121,0,4,3,2,1,4,246
<EOT><ACK><SOH>10,4,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>11,0,234
<EOT><ACK><SOH>14,4200,5100,10000,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>15,0,238
<EOT><ACK><SOH>16,0,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>17,0,240
<EOT><ACK><SOH>24,1,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>25,0,239
<EOT><ACK><SOH>18,0,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>19,5,247
<EOT><ACK><SOH>19,0,242
<EOT><ACK><SOH>100,0,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>101,5,031
<EOT><ACK><SOH>101,0,026
<EOT><ACK><SOH>6, No correct response !!!
<EOT><ACK><SOH>6,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>6,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>6,
<EOT><ACK><SOH>2,0,0,

The printer does not give the correct logout response after a correct data transfer.

Remedy
Is introduced by Agfa with MEGA 3.32 and solved with R4.2. and onwards by increasing the timeout to 1
minute. If no EasyVision R4.2 the only solution is swap the DAVID CPU board for a GEMINI CPU board
which did solve the problem.

2. Symptom
Only one film sheet printed and the printer is in a hang-up situation and displays on the keypad error B019.

Cause
Incorrect software loaded at the Agfa printer side.

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Remedy
Agfa must install correct software.

3. Symptom
Film size 14*14” not printed.

Cause
The matrix size is not correct implemented, landscape instead of portrait.

Remedy
Deselect the 14*14” film format. Solved in release 4.2.

2.3.5.2. DICOM Related

1. Symptom
Film size 14*14” not printed.

Cause
The matrix size is not correct implemented, landscape instead of portrait.

Remedy
Deselect the 14*14” film format. Solved in release 4.2.

2. Symptom
No film is printed.

Cause
The maximum density, sent by DICOM is not within the calibrated range of the film (DICOM warning
0x0116).

Remedy
Make sure that the maximum density sent by EasyVision is 3.00 OD and Agfa must put the setting for
maximum OD to at least 3.20 OD.

3. Symptom
The print job goes into ERROR on the keypad of the imager. On the engine display, the error FOI_EFI_DU
can appear (derived error) and the engine will reset.

Cause
Not enough RAM memory for the pixel matrix on the imager (ICM problem).

Remedy
None. The job will never be printed.

Cause
Not enough workspace for NIP (nve NIPxxx11)

Remedy
Set the workspace to 245760 on the imager and the job will be printed.

4. Symptom
DICOM communication fails. EasyVision print queue remains unchanged.

Cause
Insufficient disk quota on the imager side.

Remedy
Pause the printer on the EasyVision user interface until a number of films are printed.

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5. Symptom
Print job on opaque remains in the queue of the LR5200.

Cause
EasyVision sends a print job with dbmax defaulted at 3.00 on opaque film type.

Remedy
Upload the opaque dispenser until the DICOM job is sent. The default dbmax (3.50) will be used. The film
will be printed after inserting the dispenser in the imager.

6. Symptom
Auto configure on the EasyVision does not work.

Cause
EasyVision uses the DICOM node system name as AE title for the auto-configuring.

Remedy
Enter the AE title in the DICOM node system name filed on the EasyVision and restart auto-configuring.

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2.3.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision
RAD
Release 4.2. : Released for installation.

Matrices used SBUS / PCI : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
2996 * 4192 10 * 14”
2368 * 2972 8 * 10”
(Blue base, clear base and opaque) Grey 8

Matrices used DICOM : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
2996 * 4192 10 * 14”
2368 * 2972 8 * 10”
(Blue base, clear base and opaque) Grey 8 and Grey 12

Release 4.2.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used SBUS / PCI : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
2368 * 2972 8 * 10”
(Blue base, clear base and opaque) Grey 8

Matrices used DICOM : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
2368 * 2972 8 * 10”
(Blue base, clear base and opaque) Grey 8 and Grey 12
: 8512 * 10344 14 * 17”
8512 * 8464 14 * 14”
8512 * 6600 11 * 14”
4736 * 5944 8 * 10“
(Blue base, clear base and opaque) Grey 8 / Hires
and Grey 12 / hires for 8 * 10”

AGFA
MG3000/LR5200
SBUS / PCI: Rel. 1.3 (MEGA3P32) : Released for installation.
Connectivity Release:
MEGACON OEM33064 : Released for installation.
• OEM 001.utl added
MEGACON OEM35276 : Released for installation. Required for R4.2.

DICOM MEGA3P32 : Released for installation.

MEGACON OEM35276 : Released for installation. Required for R4.2.

NOTE

It is recommended to use the latest software release, which is available on the AGFA BBS.
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2.4. AGFA DRYSTAR 2000

2.4.1. Type of connection

The connection possibilities are R4.2:

• SBUS / PCI, AMDI-C protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)
• Ethernet, DICOM protocol

2.4.2. Ordering Information

2.4.2.1. SBUS / PCI

For a SBUS / PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

2 1

EasyVision Imager

1. Drystar 2000 Digital interface kit

Factory option 35RQ8
Service upgrade 35RZS

NOTE

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2. MG3 AMDI RS422 CBL

5m 3NJ2T
15m 3NJ3V
30m 3NJ4X
60m 3NJ5Z
90m 3NJ62

3. MG3 IMAGE CBL 37p

5m 3NJ98
15m 3NKAD
30m 3NKBF
60m 3NKCH
90m 3NKDK

2.4.2.2. Ethernet

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EasyVision Network Drystar 2000

The network connection is always present at the modality side. No special items have to be ordered.

2.4.3. Configuration

This paragraph describes which parameters must be configured.

2.4.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• SBUS / PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.2.: AGFA DRYSTAR 2000
• Ethernet DICOM
EasyVision RAD R4.2.: AGFA DRYSTAR 2000 Color/BW DICOM

2.4.3.2. AGFA

The system and configuration software of the Drystar is already loaded before delivery.

2.4.4. Functional Description

The AGFA imager has the possibility for one dispenser in which the user can mount one magazine. The AGFA
imager has one film size and EasyVision RAD supports film type selection. However, since Agfa imagers do not
report film type, images are only printed when the selected film type matches that available in the imager. If the
types do not match, the image is accepted by the imager but stored on a hard disk in the imager.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

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2.4.5. Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
Printing of color films with R4.1.1 is not possible via the network (FTP protocol).

Cause
Incorrect file location directory implemented.

Remedy
Patch available on the BBS, which should be installed. Not required for R4.2, due to the introduction of
DICOM Color print.

2. Symptom
No film is printed.

Cause
The maximum density, sent by DICOM is not within the calibrated range of the film (DICOM warning
0x0116).

Remedy
Make sure that the maximum density sent by EasyVision RAD is 3.00 OD and AGFA should set this DMAX
value on 3.20 OD.

3. Symptom
The print job goes into ERROR on the keypad of the imager. On the engine display, the error FOI_EFI_DU
can appear (derived error) and the engine will reset.

Cause
Not enough RAM memory for the pixel matrix on the imager (ICM problem).

Remedy
None. The job will never be printed.

Cause
Not enough workspace for NIP (nve NIPxxx11)

Remedy
Set the workspace to 245760 on the imager and the job will be printed.

4. Symptom
DICOM communication fails. EasyVision print queue remains unchanged.

Cause
Insufficient disk quota on the imager side.

Remedy
Pause the printer on the EasyVision user interface until a number of films are printed.

5. Symptom
Print job on opaque remains in the queue of the LR5200.

Cause
EasyVision sends a print job with dbmax defaulted at 3.00 on opaque film type.

Remedy
Upload the opaque dispenser until the DICOM job is sent. The default dbmax (3.50) will be used. The film
will be printed after inserting the dispenser in the imager.

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6. Symptom
Auto configure on the EasyVision does not work.

Cause
EasyVision uses the DICOM node system name as AE title for the auto-configuring.

Remedy
Enter the AE title in the DICOM node system name filed on the EasyVision and restart auto-configuring.

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2.4.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision
RAD
Release 4.2. : Released for installation.

Matrices used SBUS / PCI : 2728 * 2048 8 * 10” Media type selection
(Blue base and clear base opaque) Grey 8
Matrices used DICOM : 2728 * 2048 8 * 10” Media type selection
(Blue base and clear base opaque) Grey 8
Matrices used Network : 2728 * 2048 8 * 10” Media type selection
(Blue base and clear base opaque) Grey 8 and RGB-PI

Release 4.2. : Released for installation.

AGFA
Drystar 2000 R 4.40
SBUS / PCI: MEGA3P30 : Not tested.

MEGA3P31 : Released for installation.

MEGA3P32 : Released for installation.

Connectivity
Release:
MEGACON : Released for installation.
OEM33064

DICOM: MEGA3P32 : Released for installation.

Connectivity
Release:
MEGACON : Released for installation.
OEM33064

NOTE

It is recommended to use the latest software release, which is available on the AGFA BBS.
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2.5. AGFA DRYSTAR 3000

2.5.1. Type of connection

The AGFA connection possibilities are:

• SBUS / PCI, AMDI-C protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)
• Ethernet, DICOM protocol

2.5.2. Ordering Information

2.5.2.1. SBUS / PCI

For a SBUS / PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

2 1

EasyVision Imager

1. Drystar 3000 Digital interface kit

Factory option 35N9U
Service upgrade 35OHE

NOTE

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2. MG3 AMDI RS422 CBL

5m 3NJ2T
15m 3NJ3V
30m 3NJ4X
60m 3NJ5Z
90m 3NJ62

3. MG3 IMAGE CBL 37p

5m 3NJ98
15m 3NKAD
30m 3NKBF
60m 3NKCH
90m 3NKDK

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2.5.2.2. Ethernet

EasyVision Network Drystar 3000

The network connection is always present at the modality side. No special items have to be ordered.

2.5.3. Configuration

2.5.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• SBUS / PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.2: AGFA DRYSTAR 3000
• Ethernet DICOM
EasyVision RAD R4.2: AGFA DRYSTAR 3000 DICOM

2.5.3.2. Agfa

The system and configuration software of the Drystar is already loaded before delivery.

2.5.4. Functional Description

The AGFA imager has the possibility for one dispenser in which the user can mount one magazine. During
installation AGFA defines the film size. The customer is not able to change the film size. The AGFA imager has
one film size and EasyVision RAD supports film type selection. However, since Agfa imagers do not report film
type, images are only printed when the selected film type matches that available in the imager. If the types do
not match, the image is accepted by the imager but stored on a hard disk in the imager.
Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

2.5.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
No film is printed.

Cause
The maximum density, sent by DICOM is not within the calibrated range of the film (DICOM warning
0x0116).

Remedy
Make sure that the maximum density sent by EasyVision is 3.00 OD. AGFA should set this DMAX value on
3.20 OD.

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2. Symptom
The print job goes into ERROR on the keypad of the imager. On the engine display, the error FOI_EFI_DU
can appear (derived error) and the engine will reset.

Cause
Not enough RAM memory for the pixel matrix on the imager (ICM problem).

Remedy
None. The job will never be printed.

Cause
Not enough workspace for NIP (nve NIPxxx11)

Remedy
Set the workspace to 245760 on the imager and the job will be printed.

3. Symptom
DICOM communication fails. EasyVision print queue remains unchanged.

Cause
Insufficient disk quota on the imager side.

Remedy
Pause the printer on the EasyVision user interface until a number of films are printed.

4. Symptom
Print job on opaque remains in the queue of the Drystar 3000.

Cause
EasyVision sends a print job with dbmax defaulted at 3.00 on opaque film type.

Remedy
Upload the opaque dispenser until the DICOM job is sent. The default dbmax (3.50) will be used. The film
will be printed after inserting the dispenser in the imager.

5. Symptom
Auto configure on the EasyVision does not work.

Cause
EasyVision uses the DICOM node system name as AE title for the auto-configuring.

Remedy
Enter the AE title in the DICOM node system name filed on the EasyVision and restart auto-configuring.

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2.5.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision
RAD
Release 4.2 : Released for installation.

Matrices used SBUS / : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

PCI
4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
(Blue base and clear base) Grey 8
Matrices used DICOM : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”
4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
(Blue base and clear base) Grey 8 and Grey 12

AGFA
Drystar 3000
SBUS / PCI: MEGA3P31 : Released for installation.
MEGA3P32 : Released for installation.

Connectivity Release:
MEGACON OEM33064 : Released for installation.
MEGACON OEM40646 : Tested July 99

DICOM: MEGA3P32 : Released for installation.

Connectivity Release:
MEGACON OEM33064 : Released for installation.
MEGACON OEM40646 : Tested July 99

Imager SW R. 1.73

NOTE

It is recommended to use the latest software release, which is available on the AGFA BBS.

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2.6. AGFA LR3300

2.6.1. Type of connection

The AGFA connection possibilities are:

• SBUS / PCI, AMDI-C protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)
• Network, DICOM

2.6.2. Ordering Information

2.6.2.1. SBUS / PCI

For a SBUS / PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

EasyVision MG3000 LR3300

Data

Fiber

Control

1. MG3 IF Kit Bravo 01 (see note) 3NMUR

NOTE

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2. MG3 AMDI RS422 CBL

5m 3NJ2T
15m 3NJ3V
30m 3NJ4X
60m 3NJ5Z
90m 3NJ62

3. MG3 IMAGE CBL 37p

5m 3NJ98
15m 3NKAD
30m 3NKBF
60m 3NKCH
90m 3NKDK

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2.6.2.2. Ethernet

EasyVision Network MG3000 LR3300

Fiber

The network connection is always present at the modality side. No special items have to be ordered.

2.6.3. Configuration

2.6.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• SBUS / PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.2: AGFA LR3300
• DICOM
EasyVision RAD R4.2: AGFA LR3300 DICOM

2.6.3.2. AGFA

At the initial installation of an MG3000/LR3300, all interface boards specified at the time of ordering are
normally already mounted and correctly configured.
The system and configuration software of the MG3000/LR3300 is already loaded before delivery.

NOTE

The MG3000/LR3300 is delivered ready to ‘plug and play’’. If any problems are encountered, please contact SI-
DIS in Munich immediately, they will forward all relevant information to the Connectivity Group.

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2.6.4. Functional Description

The AGFA imager has the possibility for two dispensers in which different magazines (film sizes) can be
mounted by the user. The controller is able to report the media size but cannot report the media type (blue base
or clear base). EasyVision allows film type selection. However, since Agfa imagers do not report film type,
images are only printed when the selected film type matches that available in the imager. If the types do not
match, the image is accepted by the imager but stored on a hard disk in the imager.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

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2.6.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

2.6.6. SBUS / PCI

1. Symptom
Only one film sheet printed with an image artifact (saw along the vertical lines) and the printer is in a hang-
up situation.

The printer does not give the correct logout response after a correct data transfer.

Remedy
Is introduced by Agfa with MEGA 3.32 and solved with R4.2. and onwards by increasing the timeout to 1
minute. If no R4.2 EasyVision the only solution is to swap the DAVID CPU board for a GEMINI CPU board
which did solve the problem.

2. Symptom
Only one film sheet printed and the printer is in a hang-up situation and displays on the keypad error B019.

Cause
Incorrect software loaded at the Agfa printer side.

Remedy
Agfa must install correct software.

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3. Symptom
Film size 14*14” not printed.

Cause
The matrix size is not correct implemented, landscape instead of portrait.

Remedy
Deselect the 14*14” film format. Solved in release 4.2.

4. Symptom
Maximum density cannot be reached.

Cause
The MG3000 / LR3300 software release OEMMG016 which is loaded on the MG3000 selects default menu
1 up to 7. These menus are set for slides with a Dmax of 1.5. Host systems (V3000, DSI & EasyVision)
select one of these menus; hence they are not able to reach a maximum density of 3.0.

Remedy
Ask AGFA to delete the default menus which are loaded on the C drive on the MG3000 and are *.A00 files.
AGFA service is informed via AGFA’s own internal channels.

5. Symptom
No communication between MG3000 and the host system.

Cause
With all MRFI-1 boards, a specially adapted flat cable is required between the 15-pin connector on the
MFRI board and the connector plate at the rear of the MG3000. This special flat cable (recognizable by a
grey plastic connector cap) reverses the polarity of the hardware handshake lines. On MFRI-2 boards, the
polarity of the hardware handshake has been corrected, removing the need for the special flat cable. A
simple one-to-one flat cable is required.

Remedy
Ensure that the correct combination of MFRI board and flat cable is being used. Order codes for the MFRI
cables are as follows:

MFRI-1 EB+44020370, cable label: 8.4402.2310.0

MFRI-2 EB+44020372, cable label: 8.4402.2710.0

2.6.7. DICOM

1. Symptom
Film size 14*14” not printed.

Cause
The matrix size is not correct implemented, landscape instead of portrait.

Remedy
Deselect the 14*14” film format. Solved in release 4.2.

2. Symptom
No film is printed.

Cause
The maximum density, sent by DICOM is not within the calibrated range of the film (DICOM warning
0x0116).

Remedy
Make sure that the maximum density sent by EasyVision is 3.00 OD and Agfa must put the setting for the
maximum OD to at least 3.20 OD.

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3. Symptom
The print job goes into ERROR on the keypad of the imager. On the engine display, the error FOI_EFI_DU
can appear (derived error) and the engine will reset.

Cause
Not enough RAM memory for the pixel matrix on the imager (ICM problem).

Remedy
None. The job will never be printed.

Cause
Not enough workspace for NIP (nve NIPxxx11)

Remedy
Set the workspace to 245760 on the imager and the job will be printed.

4. Symptom
DICOM communication fails. EasyVision print queue remains unchanged.

Cause
Insufficient disk quota on the imager side.

Remedy
Pause the printer on the EasyVision user interface until a number of films are printed.

5. Symptom
Print job on opaque remains in the queue of the LR3300.

Cause
EasyVision sends a print job with dbmax defaulted at 3.00 on opaque film type.

Remedy
Upload the opaque dispenser until the DICOM job is sent. The default dbmax (3.50) will be used. The film
will be printed after inserting the dispenser in the imager.

6. Symptom
Auto configure on the EasyVision does not work.

Cause
EasyVision uses the DICOM node system name as AE title for the auto-configuring.

Remedy
Enter the AE title in the DICOM node system name filed on the EasyVision and restart auto-configuring.

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2.6.8. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision
RAD
Release 4.2. : Released for installation.

Matrices used SBUS / PCI : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
2996 * 4192 10 * 14”
2368 * 2972 8 * 10”
(Blue base, clear base and opaque) Grey 8

Matrices used DICOM : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
2996 * 4192 10 * 14”
2368 * 2972 8 * 10”
(Blue base, clear base and opaque) Grey 8 and Grey 12

Release 4.2. : Released for installation.

Matrices used SBUS / PCI : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
2368 * 2972 8 * 10”
(Blue base, clear base and opaque) Grey 8

Matrices used DICOM : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
2368 * 2972 8 * 10”
(Blue base, clear base and opaque) Grey 8 and Grey 12

AGFA
MG3000
MEGA3P32 : Released for installation.
MEGACON OEM035276 : Released for installation.

NOTE

It is recommended to use the latest software release, which is available on the AGFA BBS.
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2.7. AGFA MCL / MCL + MIN

2.7.1. Type of connection

The AGFA connection possibilities are:

• SBUS / PCI, AMDI-C protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)
• Ethernet, DICOM

2.7.2. Ordering Information

2.7.2.1. SBUS / PCI

For a SBUS / PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

2 1

EasyVision Imager

1. AMDI RS422 MODULE 22S4X

2. AMDI-C RS422 CONTROL CABLE

5m FYTN6
15m FYTKZ
30m FYTJX
60m FYTFR
90m FYTEP

CONTROL ADAPTOR CABLE FNAVA1

3. IMAGE DATA CABLE

5m FS2NP
15m FS3MN
30m FS2JG
60m FS2HE
90m FS2E7

Note:
• DIMG INP IF MULTIFORM (MFRI board, minimum Revision D) 3ETM6
• 40mbyte RAM extra in MIN (exactly 48mbyte RAM is required).
− 8 MByte RAM BOARD 22SNY
− 16 MByte RAM BOARD M3DYW
− 32 MByte RAM BOARD 3FKLA

DO NOT USE AGFA-MATRIX 16MBYTE BOARDS in the MIN !!!!!!!!!!

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2.7.2.2. Ethernet

EasyVision Network MG3000 MCL

Fiber

The network connection is always present at the modality side. No special items have to be ordered.

2.7.3. Configuration

This paragraph describes which parameters must be configured.

2.7.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• SBUS / PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.2: AGFA MCL Bitmap or AGFA MCL(plusMIN)
• DICOM
EasyVision RAD R4.2: AGFA MCL Bitmap

2.7.3.2. AGFA

1. The MIN/MCL must first be installed as a stand alone system, in accordance with the service
documentation.

2. Adjust the Menu/Source Parameters accordingly.

3. Adjust the parity jumper on the MFRI board to Even.

4. In the Novtab, the time out for the input image must be increased to 10 Minutes ( Offset 7 changed to
E6AO).

5. Connect the image and the data cable.

6. Set the maximum film size (MIS) in the MIN.

NOTE

The EasyVision can only be connected to an MFRI board and not to an MIR board, because of the limited line
size.

If the EasyVision is connected to an MCL via MIR, the Novtab offset D (Copy to buffer size) must be increased
from 1000 Hex to 1100 Hex in the MCL.
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2.7.4. Functional Description

The AGFA imager has the possibility for two dispensers in which different magazines (film sizes) can be
mounted by the user.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

2.7.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
Other host systems are not able to print.

Cause
The EasyVision images sent are very large, they cause annoyingly long lock out times for other MIN users.
For situations in which multiple inputs need to be connected via MIN to an MCL, this is a problem. Users
operating exclusively in background remote control with AMDI-C are not affected by this situation.

Remedy
It is recommended to use an extra MIN, exclusively for EasyVision, and to cross-link this with other MINs.

2.7.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release 4.2 : Released for installation.

Matrices used SBUS / PCI : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
2368 * 2968 8 * 10”
Grey 8
And for the MCL(plusMIN)
(clear base 8 * 10) Grey 8

Matrices used DICOM : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
2368 * 2968 8 * 10”
Grey 8

AGFA
MCL / MIN
MIN MIN0214/SIMC4903 : Released for installation.

MCL MCL01414/LIR3870 : Released for installation.

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3. Connectivity CODONICS Imagers

Contents
3.1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................... 62
3.2. CODONICS EP1600 ............................................................................................................................. 62
3.2.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 62
3.2.2. Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................... 62
3.2.3. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 63
3.2.3.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 63
3.2.3.2. Codonics EP1600 ................................................................................................................... 63
3.2.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 63
3.2.5. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 63
3.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 64

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3.1. INTRODUCTION

This section describes various aspects of the connection / interfacing of a Philips EasyVision RAD to Codonics
laser imagers. For the installation and configuration procedures refer to the corresponding service and
release manuals. This document contains information for service engineers (Philips & Codonics) to verify if the
set-up is identical to that tested and released by the PMG.

3.2. CODONICS EP1600

3.2.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• SCSI

The Codonics EP1600 is able to print in black & white or in color. The paper is equal for black & white and
color. When using a color ribbon both black & white and color images may be printed. When using a black &
white ribbon only black & white printing is possible and the printer may hang the entire system if color images
are sent. Printing on transparencies is also possible.

3.2.2. Ordering Information

SUN SS-5 / ULTRA Peripheral-4 Peripheral-1

Codonics
SCSI
SCSI SCSI N/N
SCSI Booster
0.5 m 1.2 m 1.0 m 0.2 m 0.15 m

SUN ULTRA Peripheral-4

Codonics
SCSI SCSI
W/W W/N SCSI Booster
0.5 m 1.2 m 0.5 m

SUN SS-5 Peripheral-4

Codonics
SCSI SCSI
N/N N/N SCSI Booster
0.5 m 1.2 m 0.5 m

The EP1600 is delivered via Philips channels. All required interface cables are shipped with the unit.

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The SCSI interface maximum distance is 3 meters from the SUN Sparcstation upto the SCSI booster. The
additional distance is achieved with a SCSI booster, which is part of the delivery.
For SCSI booster parts and cables to order refer to section EasyVision RAD 4.X connectivity chapter: SCSI
connection.

NOTE

A reflection densitometer is required for the density calibration, e.g., Xrite 400.

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3.2.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During configuration both
Philips and CODONICS service engineers must be present.

3.2.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• SCSI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: CODONICS EP1600

3.2.3.2. Codonics EP1600

Settings:
SCSI interface address R4.X is depending on the SUN hardware. The correct settings are in the system
manual-section programming for the correct SCSI address.
SCSI-ID: 4

3.2.4. Functional Description

It is strongly recommended to use paper with a monochrome ribbon. Tests have indicated that transparency
films have coating problems. It is possible to print black & white with a color ribbon, but the throughput is only a
third of that reached with a monochrome ribbon.

The Codonics imager is not able to report the film size.

3.2.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

4. Symptom
Film is not printed and message CHECK RIBBON.

Cause
New media GEN 1.5 introduced by CODONICS which is not supported.

Remedy
Call Helpdesk EVM and ask for the new LED circuit board upgrade kit.

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3.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release 4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 2400 * 2888 A ( 8.5 * 11”)

2400 * 2680 ( 8.5 * 9”)
2400 * 3000 ( 8.5 * 11.5”)
2544 * 3000 ( 9 * 11.5”)
(Clear base and opaque) Grey 8 and RGB-BI

Codonics
EP1600
EP1600 v0.0016 : Released for installation.

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4. Connectivity FUJI Imagers

Contents
4.1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................... 66
4.2. FUJI - IM 2626/3535/3543 .................................................................................................................... 66
4.2.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 66
4.2.2. Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................... 66
4.2.3. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 66
4.2.3.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 66
4.2.3.2. Fuji .......................................................................................................................................... 67
4.2.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 67
4.2.5. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 68
4.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 69
4.3. FUJI FLIM - D / FM-DP-L DRY............................................................................................................. 69
4.3.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 69
4.3.2. Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................... 69
4.3.3. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 70
4.3.3.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 70
4.3.3.2. Fuji .......................................................................................................................................... 70
4.3.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 71
4.3.5. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 71
4.3.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 72
4.4. FUJI FM-DP3543 DRY ......................................................................................................................... 73
4.4.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 73
4.4.2. Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................... 73
4.4.3. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 73
4.4.3.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 73
4.4.3.2. Fuji .......................................................................................................................................... 74
4.4.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 74
4.4.5. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 74
4.4.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 75
4.5. DICOM .................................................................................................................................................. 76
4.5.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 76
4.5.2. Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................... 76
4.5.3. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 76
4.5.3.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 76
4.5.3.2. Fuji DICOM Print Server 551 (FN PS 551)............................................................................. 76

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4.1. INTRODUCTION

This section describes various aspects of the connection / interfacing of a Philips EasyVision RAD to Fuji laser
imagers. For the installation and configuration procedures refer to the corresponding service and release
manuals. This document contains information for service engineers (Philips & Fuji) to verify if the set-up is
identical to that tested and released by the PMG.

4.2. FUJI - IM 2626/3535/3543

4.2.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• PCI/Sbus, 952 protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

4.2.2. Ordering Information

EasyVision MF300 FUJI FLIM

Data

Control

Ordering information T.b.s.

4.2.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During configuration both
Philips and Fuji service engineers must be present.

4.2.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• PCI/Sbus
EasyVision RAD R4.2: Fuji FL-IM3543
EasyVision RAD R4.2: Fuji FL-IM3525
EasyVision RAD R4.2: Fuji FL-IM2636

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4.2.3.2. Fuji

1. 20 MByte input module is required

2. MF300

3. Configuration:

Software settings:
1-2-2 Host communication: Protocol Type 0603 (952)
Speed 1200
Data bit 8
Parity Even
Stop bits 1

Hardware settings:
Baud rate select switch (S6-1~4) :1.2.3= Off, 4 = On
RS232/RS422 select switch (S8.S6-6) : S6-6 = 0n, S8:1-4 = On, 5-8 = Off
Image data parity switch (S7-1~2) : 1,2 = Off
Rotary switch for image request data transfer request signal width setting: T1=5, T2=2, T3=3

Action switch:
Auto print : 2, Disable
Over write : 2, Disable
Image clear type : 1, By command (M952)
LP not ready message : 2, No display
Reprint function : 2, Disable

Caution:
1. Set the image transmission time-out to 600 mSec.
2. Rename FMTUSER.EV to FMTUSER.PRM and recreate the card.

The above settings need not be done when the flash memory has been modified to support EasyVision RAD.

4.2.4. Functional Description

Although the Fuji imager can handle different film sizes, the selection cannot be done by the user. The change
to an other film size needs a service action.
The latest imager software (Release XXXXX?????XXXXX and later) supports media size selection.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

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4.2.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
EasyVision RAD reports media low, the imager reports a memory full condition.

Cause
The imager accepts data if the film supply is empty. The data is accepted until the memory is full. Restoring
the media does however not restore the imager to a normal condition.

Remedy
Press the confirm button on the keypad of the imager.

2. Symptom
EasyVision RAD reports an error after one successful print.

Cause
The imager is not configured correctly. Depending on the protocol (3M 831 or 953) the configuration for the
Action Switch Image Clear Type parameter must be set differently.

Remedy
Set the Fuji imager, Image Clear Type parameter to: 1; by command (M952).

3. Symptom
EasyVision RAD status message: Attention needed.

Cause
Fuji FL-IM-D formatter keypad is not programmed according to the EasyVision RAD. One film is printed and
then the FL-IM-D will lock. Rebooting the EasyVision RAD will not correct the problem.

Remedy
The Fuji keypad needs to be default on 1 to 1.

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4.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release 4.2 : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 3600 * 2536 2636 * 11” * 14”

3448 * 3520 3535 * 14” * 14”
3520 * 4248 3543 * 14” * 17”
Grey 8

Fuji
FL-IM-D
MF unit : 114Y5410002 A05
114Y5410002 A08
Auto filming unit : 114Y5410927 A02
: Released for installation.

4.3. FUJI FLIM - D / FM-DP-L Dry

4.3.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• PCI/Sbus, 952 ext. protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

4.3.2. Ordering Information

EasyVision MF300 FUJI FLIM-D/FM-DP-L

Data

Control

Ordering information T.b.s.

Cables:
1. Host control cable MF300 RCBL 422 25P-37p
2. Imaging cable MF300 D/HOST CABLE **E

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4.3.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the configuration
both Philips and Fuji service engineers must be present.

4.3.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document:
• PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Fuji FLIM-D / FM-DP-L

4.3.3.2. Fuji

MF300 Software settings (Control): (Service Mode on MF300, for ‘ch’ select 1=DPI)
input module min memory 20 MByte
Formats 1:1
Interpolation smooth
Contrast #1
input channel board type DPI refer to pixel size
pixel 3520 for 35 * 43
line 4248 for 35 * 43
width 0001
height 0001
Host communication: Protocol Type 0603 (952)
Speed 1200
Data bit 8
Stop bits 1
Parity Even
Format selection HP02 [12]
HP06 [14]
Action switch Auto / Manual AUTO
Autoprint 2, DISABLE
Overwrite 2, DISABLE
Image clear type 1, BY COMMAND (M952)
Reprint function 2, DISABLE
LP not ready message 2, NO DISPLAY
DSP magnification (2) 3: <=1/1
Storing timeout acquisition timeout: 300
transfer timeout 300

charter location-2 not display

charter print type
frame interval upper interval =00
lower interval =00
right interval =00
left interval =00
frame interval =00

Hardware settings (image data transfer):

Baud rate select switch (S6-1~4) 1.2.3= Off, 4 = On (--> 1200 Baud)
RS232/RS422 select switch (S8.S6-6) S6-6 = 0FF, S8:1-4 = OFF, 5-8 = ON (RS422)
Image data parity switch (S7-1~2) 1,2 = Off
Image parity ODD
image data transfer request Rotary switch : T1=3, T2=5, T3=4
setting
for image data transfer request signal width setting: T1=5, T2=2, T3=3

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Caution:
1. Set the image transmission time-out to 600 mSec. (Storing Time Out)
2. Rename FMTUSER.EV to FMTUSER.PRM and recreate the card.

The above settings need not be done when the flash memory has been modified to support EasyVision RAD.

4.3.4. Functional Description

The Fuji FL-IM-D supports film size selection, Fuji software version XXXX????XXXX and later.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

4.3.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
EasyVision RAD reports media low, the imager reports a memory full condition.

Cause
The imager accepts data if the film supply is empty. The data is accepted until the memory is full. Restoring
the media does however not restore the imager to a normal condition.

Remedy
Press the confirm button on the keypad of the imager.

2. Symptom
EasyVision RAD reports an error after one successful print.

Cause
The imager is not configured correctly. Depending on the protocol (3M 831 or 952) the configuration for the
Action Switch Image Clear Type parameter must be set differently.

Remedy
Set the Fuji imager, Image Clear Type parameter to: 1; by command (M952).

3. Symptom
EasyVision RAD status message: Attention needed.

Cause
Fuji FL-IM-D formatter keypad is not programmed according to the EasyVision RAD. One film is printed and
then the FL-IM-D locks. Rebooting the EasyVision RAD doesn´t not correct the problem.

Remedy
The Fuji keypad needs to be default on 1 to 1.

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4.3.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision
RAD
Release 4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 3600 * 2536 11 * 14”

3480 * 3520 14 * 14”
3520 * 4248 14 * 17”
Grey 8

Fuji
FL-IM

MF300 unit 114Y5410802 A11

MF300 CPU 90A ROM C-03
MF300 oper. panel SW 114Y5410814 A06
MF300 Host control SW 114Y5410926 A11
.

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4.4. FUJI FM-DP3543 Dry

4.4.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• PCI/Sbus, 952 ext. protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

4.4.2. Ordering Information

2 1

EasyVision Imager

Ordering information T.b.s.

4.4.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During configuration both
Philips and Fuji service engineers must be present.

4.4.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• Sbus/PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Fuji FL-DP3543

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4.4.3.2. Fuji

1. 20 Mbytes input module is required

2. MF300

3. Configuration:

Software settings:
1-2-2 Host communication: Protocol Type 0603 (952)
Speed 1200
Data bit 8
Parity Even
Stop bits 1

Hardware settings:
Baud rate select switch (S6-1~4) : 1.2.3= Off, 4 = On
RS232/RS422 select switch (S8.S6-6) : S6-6 = 0n, S8:1-4 = On, 5-8 = Off
Image data parity switch (S7-1~2) : 1,2 = Off

Rotary switch for image request data transfer request signal width setting: T1=5, T2=2, T3=3

Action switch:
Auto print : 2, Disable
Over write : 2, Disable
Image clear type : 1, By command (M952)
LP not ready message : 2, No display
Reprint function : 2, Disable

Caution:
1. Set the image transmission time-out to 600 mSec.
2. Rename FMTUSER.EV to FMTUSER.PRM and recreate the card.

The above settings need not be done when the flash memory has been modified to support EasyVision RAD.

4.4.4. Functional Description

The Fuji FLIM-D3543 supports film size selection.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

4.4.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

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4.4.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release 4.2.V2Lx : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 4080 * 4984 14 * 17”

Grey 8

Fuji
FILM-D 3543 C01 main body software and
A04 host control software and
A03 Panel software : Released for installation.

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4.5. DICOM

4.5.1. Type of Connection

• DICOM, Ethernet
For DICOM the FN-PS551 is used

4.5.2. Ordering Information

T.b.s.

4.5.3. Configuration

Ethernet DICOM

EasyVision RAD 4.2 FUJI FN PS 551 FUJI Printer

4.5.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
In the configuration editor select :
• ´interface type´: - DICOM
• ´Printer type´: - FUJI FL-IM D,
- FUJI FM-DP L,
- FUJI FM-DP3543-DICOM
• A maximum of two printers can be connected to a FN PS 551

In the DICOM node configuration panel fill in the entries:

• IP node name, IP address, DICOM node system name as requested by the installation of the customer.
• Port number 104
• AE-Title Printer1 (or respectively)
• SCP settings Print as SCP

4.5.3.2. Fuji DICOM Print Server 551 (FN PS 551)

Tested software release: A06
• Service Utility (before the Service Utility can be started the Application must be stopped)

Protocols DICOM properties network port no. : 104

timeout data transfer : 600 sec
print Server entity : one to each printer
Printer printer1: properties Name name (AE Title of DICOM): Printer1
interface interface : E-i/f
pixel clock : 1.0 µsec/pixel
version : type1ÞFM-DP3543/2636
type2ÞFLIM-D, FM-DP L

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Clients network client property name Hostname : EV1

IP address (EV1) : 192.168.100.34 (example)
protocol protocol : DICOM
AET : Printer1

Attribute list error not indicate

Attribute value out of range: indicate
image size > than image box indicate
N-Event-Report RQ : enabled
use extension format : Yes
Default Annotation : No
ID : EV
magnify procedure : SSM
Default smoothing type : SHARP
LUT procedure : SAR
Default LUT : 1
adjustment parameter : LUT 1
table no. : 19
contrast : 100
max. density : 300
min. density : 20
number of tuning points : 0
printer fixed, prim./second, random : fixed
primary printer : Printer1
output refer to screenshot below
format

Output format

• Printer Two different printers each connected to one of two SCSI interfaces of the DICOM print server
computer (FN PS 551) can be configured.

• For each of the two printers a different AE-title must be entered.The EasyVision RAD uses this AE-title to
make connection with the DICOM server and to select the printer.

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5. Connectivity IMATION Imagers

Contents
5.1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................... 81
5.2. KODAK/IMATION MIM 8800 / 8500 /8700 DUAL................................................................................ 81
5.2.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 81
5.2.2. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 82
5.2.2.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 82
5.2.2.2. Imation .................................................................................................................................... 82
5.2.3. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 82
5.2.4. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 83
5.2.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 84
5.3. KODAK/IMATION DRY VIEW 8700 PLUS .......................................................................................... 85
5.3.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 85
5.3.2. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 85
5.3.2.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 85
5.3.2.2. Imation .................................................................................................................................... 85
5.3.3. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 86
5.3.4. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 86
5.3.4.1. SBus/PCI ................................................................................................................................ 86
5.3.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 87
5.4. KODAK/IMATION 8500 / 8700 STANDARD ....................................................................................... 88
5.4.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 88
5.4.2. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 88
5.4.2.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 88
5.4.2.2. Kodak/Imation ......................................................................................................................... 88
5.4.3. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 88
5.5. KODAK/IMATION MIM 8800 WITH 2 DRYVIEW 8700 DUAL............................................................. 89
5.5.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 89
5.5.2. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 89
5.5.2.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 89
5.5.2.2. Kodak/Imation ......................................................................................................................... 89
5.6. KODAK/IMATION DRYVIEW 8500 PLUS ........................................................................................... 90
5.6.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 90
5.6.2. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 90
5.6.2.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 90
5.6.2.2. Kodak/Imation ......................................................................................................................... 90
5.6.3. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 91
5.6.4. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 91
5.6.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 92
5.7. KODAK/IMATION DICOM WITH 9410 / 8700 DUAL .......................................................................... 92
5.7.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 92
5.7.2. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 92
5.7.2.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 93
5.7.2.2. Kodak/Imation ......................................................................................................................... 93
5.8. KODAK/IMATION DRYVIEW 8300 STANDALONE............................................................................ 94
5.8.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 94
5.8.2. Configuration.................................................................................................................................. 94
5.8.2.1. Philips ..................................................................................................................................... 94
5.8.2.2. Kodak/Imation ......................................................................................................................... 95
5.8.3. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 95
5.8.4. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 95
5.8.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 96
5.9. 3M 8300 SCSI ....................................................................................................................................... 97
5.9.1. Type of Connection........................................................................................................................ 97

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5.9.2. Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................... 97

5.9.3. Functional Description ................................................................................................................... 98
5.9.4. Service Notes................................................................................................................................. 98
5.9.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ....................................................................................................... 99
5.10. DRYVIEW 8300 DICOM .................................................................................................................... 100
5.10.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 100
5.10.2. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 100
5.10.2.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 100
5.10.2.2. DICOM Node configuration on the EasyVision RAD ............................................................ 101
5.10.2.3. Kodak/Imation ....................................................................................................................... 101
5.10.3. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 101
5.10.4. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 102
5.10.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 102
5.11. 3M 969 HQ .......................................................................................................................................... 103
5.11.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 103
5.11.2. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 103
5.11.2.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 103
5.11.2.2. Kodak/Imation ....................................................................................................................... 104
5.11.3. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 105
5.11.4. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 105
5.11.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 106
5.12. 3M 959 XL........................................................................................................................................... 107
5.12.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 107
5.12.2. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 107
5.12.2.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 107
5.12.2.2. Kodak/Imation ....................................................................................................................... 107
5.12.3. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 109
5.12.4. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 109
5.12.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 110
5.13. 3M 952 ................................................................................................................................................ 111
5.13.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 111
5.13.1.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 111
5.13.1.2. Kodak/Imation ....................................................................................................................... 111
5.13.2. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 112
5.13.3. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 112
5.13.4. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 113
5.14. 3M P831 .............................................................................................................................................. 114
5.14.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 114
5.14.2. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 114
5.14.2.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 114
5.14.2.2. Kodak/Imation ....................................................................................................................... 114
5.14.3. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 116
5.14.4. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 116
5.14.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 116

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5.1. INTRODUCTION

This section describes various aspects of the connection / interfacing of a Philips EasyVision RAD R4.X to
Imation 3M laser imagers. For the installation and configuration procedures refer to the corresponding service
and release manuals. This document contains information for service engineers (Philips & Imation) to verify if
the set-up is identical to that tested and released by the PMG.

5.2. Kodak/Imation MIM 8800 / 8500 /8700 Dual

5.2.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• SBus/PCI, 952 extended and SuperSet protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

Philips 37-pin RS422 37-to-9 pin

Philips EasyVision Host Adaptor Cable
Control Cable
Host Control 422 OUT Host UKEIB
Philips 37-pin
Data Cable
Image Data OUT DEIB

Fiber Cable

Fiber Cable
Fiber Cable
8700 Dual 3M 870
0 Dry
View

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anag
nputM
ulti-I
800M
3M8

Fiber Cable

View
0 Dry
3M 870

8800 MIM

8500 Dual

NOTE
This applies to any 3M type point to point imager connection:

When the control cable and data cable connectors are interchanged, the S-BUS/PCI interface board in the
EasyVision RAD may be destroyed.
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5.2.2. Configuration

This paragraph describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the
configuration both Philips and Imation service engineers must be present.

5.2.2.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD Rel. 4.x refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:

n Interface type: SBus/PCI

Printer type: 3M MIM
3M MIMSuperset
Interface=PCI/SBus, Printer= 3M MIM, Name=dv8800

5.2.2.2. Imation

NOTE

Image, system and host parameter screens remain the same for all configurations. The communication screens
are different for the host control and the keypad. When using host control and keypad, remember to configure
as two different inputs (comm 0 and comm 1).
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n COMM Menu: 959 Default

1200 Baud, Parity: enable, Even, 8 Bits, 1Stop Bit

n IMAGE Menu: TFT=PMSV3K, Dmax=3.00, Contrast=9, Density=14

n HOST: Pixel Correct=No, Scale Format=No, Scale Magnif.=No, Slides=Super

n Digital EIB Menu: Pixel Width=8, Header/Line, Parity=Enable Odd, Timeout=255

NOTE

Substitute pixels per line and image lines by the data contained under “Release Notes & Film Sizes” in this
chapter.
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5.2.3. Functional Description

The Imation Kodak/Imation MIM 8800 has the possibility to connect two different Imation imagers to one
EasyVision RAD output. Depending on the connected Imation imager certain flimsizes are available. There are
two major differences if certain imagers are connected to the MIM 8800:
1. Imagers with different film sizes
Possibilities are:
3M 8300 and 3M 8500
3M 8500 and 3M 8700
3M 8300 and 3M 8700

In this case the EasyVision RAD treats the combination as one DryView imager with 2 film sizes. Only one
imager should be configured: 3M MIM or 3M MIM Superset

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2. Imagers with equal film sizes

Possibilities are:
Kodak/Imation HQ and 3M 8300
Kodak/Imation HQ and 3M 8500
Kodak/Imation HQ and 3M 8700
3M 8700 and 3M 8700
3M 8500 and 3M 8500
3M 8300 and 3M 8300
In cases like the above mentioned the EasyVision RAD is not able to differentiate on filmsize selection
between the imagers. So, configuring both imagers the option shared interface must be switched on.
(Refer to the Release Bulletin sect.: Configuration)

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

5.2.4. Service Notes

This paragraph provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
?

Cause
EasyVision RAD sends 1:1 film only. No image interpolation is allowed.

Remedy
Switch the image interpolation off.

2. Symptom
The imager reprints the same sheet several times.

Cause
EasyVision RAD receives an error message from the printer. EasyVision RAD asks for a reprint, but the
printer has already printed the copy.

Remedy
Set the image time-out parameter to 300.

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5.2.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation

Matrices used 952 : 4096 * 5216 14*17"

3384 * 4272 11*14”
2256 * 2676 8*10”
Grey 8

Matrices used SuperSet : 4096 * 5216 14*17"

3384 * 4272 11*14”
2256 * 2676 8*10”
(Clear and blue base) Grey 8

Imation
Imation Kodak/Imation MIM 8800
Release IMS : 4.7C Released for installation
: 4.7E Released for installation
: 5.0 Released for installation

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5.3. Kodak/Imation DRY VIEW 8700 Plus

5.3.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• SBus/PCI, 952 ext. and SuperSet protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

5.3.2. Configuration

This paragraph describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During
configuration both Philips and Imation service engineers must be present.

Philips 37-pin RS422 37-to-9 pin

Philips EasyVision Host Adaptor Cable
Control Cable
Host Control 422OUT Host UKEIB
Philips 37-pin
Data Cable
Image Data OUT DEIB

Fiber Cable

View
0 Dry
3M 870

8700 Plus

5.3.2.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RADrefer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
n Interface type: SBus/PCI
Printer type: EasyVision RAD R4.X : 3M 8700
EasyVision RAD R4.X : 3M 8700 SUPERSET
set Interface=PCI/SBus, Printer= 3M 8700, Name=dv8700
Config. Media List: 14x17 G8=On (8-bit-print), 14x17 G12=Off (12-bit-print)

5.3.2.2. Imation

NOTE
Image, system and host parameter screens remain the same for all configurations.

8700 Plus Setup:

n COMM Menu: 969 Default (Superset); Baud=19200; Parity disable; Bits=8; Stop Bits=1;
n IMAGE Menu: TFT=PMSV3K, Dmax=3.00, Contrast=9, Density=14
n HOST Menu: Pixel Correction= No, Scale Format= No, Scale Magnif.= No
n SYSTEM Menu: Memory Management=Best Fit
n Digital EIB parameters: Header/Line; Timeout=300; T6=200, T7=255, T10=255; Prescale=ON;
Pixel=8;

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NOTE

Substitute pixels per line and image lines by the data contained under “Release Notes & Film Sizes” in this
chapter.
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5.3.3. Functional Description

The Imation Kodak/Imation 8700 Dry View imager has one dispenser in which one film size and different media
types can be loaded by the user.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

5.3.4. Service Notes

This paragraph provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

5.3.4.1. SBus/PCI

1. Symptom
EasyVision RAD hang-up.

Cause
An image has been sent to the Imation Kodak/Imation 8700 imager immediately after switching the Imation
Kodak/Imation 8700 imager on.

Remedy
Wait 1 minute before you switch on the EasyVision RAD.

2. Symptom
?

Cause
EasyVision RAD sends 1:1 film only. No image interpolation is allowed.

Remedy
Switch the image interpolation off.

3. Symptom
The imager reprints the same sheet several times.

Cause
EasyVision RAD receives an error message from the printer. EasyVision RAD asks for a reprint, but the
printer has already printed the copy.

Remedy
Set the image time-out parameter to 300.

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5.3.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation

SBus/PCI Matrices used 952 : 4096 * 5216 14*17"

Grey 8 / 12

Matrices used SuperSet : 4096 * 5216 14*17"

(Clear and blue base) Grey 8 / 12

Release R4.X. : Released for installation

DICOM Matrices used DICOM : 4096 * 5216 14*17"
(Clear and blue base) Grey 8 / 12

Imation
Imation Kodak/Imation8700
DRYVIEW
Release V1.15 : Released for installation.
Release V1.20 : Released for installation.
Release V1.22 : Released for installation

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5.4. Kodak/Imation 8500 / 8700 Standard

5.4.1. Type of Connection

n sBus/PCI, Point to point

5.4.2. Configuration

8700 Standard

Philips 37-pin RS422 37-to-9 pin

Philips EasyVision Host Adaptor Cable
Control Cable
Host Control 422 OUT
Philips 37-pin 3M 870
0 DryView

Data Cable
I mage Data OUT

5.4.2.1. Philips

n EasyVision RAD 4.x:

n sBus/PCI, 3M 8700 / 3M 8700 Superset

n Interface type=PCI/SBus, Printer= 3M 8700, Name=dv8700

n Config. Media List: 14x17 G8=On (8-bit-print), 14x17 G12=Off (12-bit-print)

5.4.2.2. Kodak/Imation

8700 Standard Setup:

n TDB/C board: Jumpers=RS422, Switch=Center
n COMM Menu: 959 Default
n IMAGE Menu: TFT=PMSV3K, Dmax=3.00, Contrast=9, Density=14
n HOST Menu: Pixel Correction= No, Scale Format= No, Scale Magnification= No
n SYSTEM Menu: Memory Management=Best Fit
n EIB Menu: Pixel=8, Header/Line, Parity=Enable Odd, Timeout=255

5.4.3. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

Requirements: EasyVision 4.2 or EasyRAD 2.3, 8700 Standard rel. 1.15

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5.5. Kodak/Imation MIM 8800 with 2 DryView 8700 Dual

n Independent printing with two identical Imagers

5.5.1. Type of Connection

• PCI, 959 default

5.5.2. Configuration

Philips
EasyVision / EasyRAD Philips 37-pin RS422 37-to-9 pin
Control Cable Host Adaptor Cable
Host Control 422 OUT Host UKEIB
Philips 37-pin
Data Cable
Image Data OUT DEIB

Fiber Cable

er
anag
putM
ulti-In
8800M
3M

DryView
3M 8700

Fiber Cable
8700 Dual
DryView
3M 8700

Fiber Cable

8800 MIM
8700 Dual

5.5.2.1. Philips

n DV8700-1
Interface type=PCI/SBus, Printer type= 3M 8700, Name=dv8700nbr1
Config. Media List: 14x17 G8=On (8-bit-print), 14x17 G12=Off (12-bit-print)
Advanced Printer Properties: Shared Interface=On, Dest. Nbr=0

n DV8700-2 Peripherals settings, Printer = New

Interface type=PCI/SBus, Printer type= 3M 8700, Name=dv8700nbr2
Config. Media List: 14x17 G8=On (8-bit-print), 14x17 G12=Off (12-bit-print)
Advanced Printer Properties: Shared Interface=On, Dest. Nbr=1

5.5.2.2. Kodak/Imation

n 880/8700 Dual Setup

COMM Menu: 959 Default
IMAGE Menu: TFT=PMSV3K, Dmax=3.00, Contrast=9, Density=14
HOST: Pixel Correct=No, Scale Format=No, Scale Magnif.=No, Slides=Super
EIB Menu: Pixel=8, Header/Line, Parity=Enable Odd, Timeout=255

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5.6. Kodak/Imation DryView 8500 Plus

5.6.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• SBus/PCI, 952 ext. or SuperSet protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

5.6.2. Configuration

Philips 37-pin RS422 37-to-9 pin

Philips EasyVision Host Adaptor Cable
Control Cable
Host Control 422OUT Host UKEIB
Philips 37-pin
Data Cable
Image Data OUT DEIB

Fiber Cable

DryView
3M 8700

8500 Plus

5.6.2.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• SBus/PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Kodak/Imation8500
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Kodak/Imation8500 SUPERSET

5.6.2.2. Kodak/Imation

NOTE

Image, system and host parameters except the film size remain the same for all configurations. The
communication screens are different for the host control and the keypad. When using host control and keypad,
remember to configure as two different inputs (comm 0 and comm 1).

________________

8700 Plus Setup:

n COMM Menu: 959 Default
n IMAGE Menu: TFT=PMSV3K, Dmax=3.00, Contrast=9, Density=14
n HOST Menu: Pixel Correction= No, Scale Format= No, Scale Magnification= No
n SYSTEM Menu: Media size: 11x14“; Memory Management=Best Fit
n EIB Menu: Pixel=8, Header/Line, Parity=Enable Odd, Timeout=255

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NOTE

Substitute pixels per line and image lines by the data contained under “Release Notes & Film Sizes” in this
chapter.
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5.6.3. Functional Description

The Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation 8500 Dry View imager has one dispenser in which one film size and different
media types can be loaded by the user.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

5.6.4. Service Notes

This paragraph provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

SBus/PCI

1. Symptom
EasyVision RAD hang-up.

Cause
An image has been sent to the Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation 8500 imager immediately after switching the
Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation 8500 imager on.

Remedy
Wait 1 minute before you switch on the EasyVision RAD.

2. Symptom
?

Cause
EasyVision RAD sends 1:1 film only. No image interpolation is allowed.

Remedy
Switch the image interpolation off.

3. Symptom
The imager reprints the same sheet several times.

Cause
EasyVision RAD receives an error message from the printer. EasyVision RAD asks for a reprint, but the
printer has already printed the copy.

Remedy
Set the image time-out parameter to 300.

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5.6.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
SBus/PCI Release R4.X : Released for installation

Matrices used 952 : 3384 * 4272 11*14"

Grey 8 and Grey 12

Matrices used SuperSet : 3384 * 4288 11*14"

(Clear and Blue base) Grey 8
and Grey 12

Release R4.X.x.x : Released for installation

Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation8500
DRYVIEW
Release V1.15 : Released for installation.
Release V1.22 : Released for installation

5.7. Kodak/Imation DICOM with 9410 / 8700 Dual

5.7.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:
• Ethernet DICOM
EasyVision RAD R4.X.: Kodak/Imation8700

5.7.2. Configuration

DICOM Network
8700 Dual

MIM 8800
Philips EasyVision
Fiber Cable DryV
iew
ut M
a nag
er
3M8700
-Inp

Fiber Cable
ulti
0M
8 80
3M

Fiber Cable

9410 PACS Link

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5.7.2.1. Philips
For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:

DICOM
EasyVision RAD R4.X : 3M 8700 DICOM

5.7.2.2. Kodak/Imation
• Pacs Link 9410

LOCAL PRINTER Menu

Output Board Parameters
Baud Rate 19200
Parity None
Data 8
Stop 1
Packet
Pixel 8
Header/Line, Timeout 90
Transfer Rate 2 MHz

LOCAL PRINTER Menu

Default Parameters
Command Set SuperSet
Transfer Media Fiber
Film Mismatch Print Always
Interpolation Type 3M 831
Interp Num 0
Sharp 0
Bilinear 0
Contrast 9

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n 8800/8700 Dual Setup:

on COMM Menu: 969 Default
on IMAGE Menu:
TFT PMS
Dmax 3.00
Contrast 9
Density 14
on EIB Menu:
Header Mode Header/Line
Port 0
Parity Enable
Parity Even
Timeout 90

5.8. Kodak/Imation Dryview 8300 Standalone

5.8.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• SBus/PCI, 952 ext. protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

5.8.2. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During configuration both
Philips and Fuji service engineers must be present.

8300
Philips 37- RS422 37-to-9 pin
Philips EasyVision
Control Cable Host Adaptor Cable
Host Control 422 OUT

Philips 37-pin Data Cable

Image Data OUT

5.8.2.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:

n Sbus/PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X : 3M 8300 portrait / 3M 8300 landscape
Interface=PCI/SBus, Printer= 3M 8300 Portrait, Name=dv8300
Config. Media List: 14x17 G8=On (8-bit-print), 14x17 G12=Off (12-bit-print)

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5.8.2.2. Kodak/Imation

8300 Setup:

on 8300 Operator Menu set

Density 16
Contrast 10
Film Layout Format= 1on 1
Mode Portrait

on 8300 Service Menu set:

Serial Control Interface
Baud Rate 1200
Nbr. of Data bits 8
Nbr. of Stop bits 1
Parity Even
Protocol Kodak/Imation
Digital Interface
Parity Odd
Modality
Modality Group 0

5.8.3. Functional Description

The Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation imager has one dispenser in which one film size (8 x 10”) and different
media types can be loaded by the user.

NOTE
The 8300 can handle only one film orientation (MODE) at the same time either portrait or landscape. If the film
orientation should be changed the 8300 must be reconfigured.

_______

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

5.8.4. Service Notes

This paragraph provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
EasyVision RAD hangs-up.

Cause
An image has been sent to the 8300 imager within the first 40 seconds of the 8300 being switched on.

Remedy
Wait 1 minute before you switch on the EasyVision RAD.

2. Symptom
EasyVision RAD message: Printing sheet restarted.

Cause
EasyVision RAD uses the PTY command to find whether an imager supports the extended 952 protocol. If
a response “INV,PTY” is received, the EasyVision RAD knows that the imager only understands the
standard 952 protocol. The Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation 8300 unfortunately raises an alarm 72 condition
when a response of “INV,PTY” has been sent more than three times.

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Remedy
Switch the imager Off/On to overcome this problem. The problem will be solved by Kodak/Imation
Kodak/Imation in a new firmware release of the Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation 8300 .

3. Symptom
EasyVision RAD printer test error: line time-out error message.

Cause
During the printer test the EasyVision RAD generates a line time-out error. The reason is a too short line
time-out setting in the firmware of the Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation 8300 . This problem will be solved by
Kodak/Imation, but can occur in very extreme application conditions.

Remedy
None, until Kodak/Imation updates the firmware; but the problem will rarely show up during application.
Solved in Dryview R4.1.1.

4. Symptom
Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation 8300 printer performance slow.

Cause
The Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation 8300 starts a new print session after the previous one when the sheet is
also developed and after the memory is cleared. The new session cannot start before this memory has
been cleared. The performance of the Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation 8300 would increase if the memory is
cleared directly after the image is printed, which is before the sheet is developed.

Remedy
None, until Kodak/Imation updates the firmware.

5. Symptom
EasyVision RAD is not able to print.

Cause
The Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation 8300 firmware V4.06 is not compatible with the EasyVision RAD due to
an incorrect implementation of the Kodak/Imation Kodak/Imation952 protocol.

Remedy
None, not compatible.

5.8.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation (952 protocol).

Matrices used SBus/PCI : 2736 * 2136 8 * 10" landscape

: 2256 * 2676 8 * 10” portrait
Grey 8

Matrices used SCSI : 2736 * 2136 8 * 10" landscape

: 2256 * 2676 8 * 10” portrait
Grey 8

Kodak/Imation
Kodak/Imation 3M 8300
DRYVIEW
Release V4.03 : Released for installation.
Release V4.05 : Released for installation.
Release V4.1.1 : Released for installation.
Release V4.6 : Tested

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5.9. 3M 8300 SCSI

5.9.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• SCSI

5.9.2. Ordering Information

SUN SS-5 / ULTRA Peripheral-4 Peripheral-

3M8300
SCSI
SCSI SCSI N/N
SCSI Booster
0.5 m 1.2 m 1.0 m 0.2 m 0.15 m

SUN ULTRA Peripheral-4

3M8300
SCSI SCSI
W/W W/N SCSI Booster
0.5 m 1.2 m 1.0 m

SUN SS-5 Peripheral-4

3M8300
SCSI SCSI
N/N N/N SCSI Booster
0.5 m 1.2 m 1.0 m

The 3M 8300 is delivered via the Kodak/Imation channels. All required interface cables can be ordered via the
PMS service channels. The parts are also used in the EP1600 delivered via the PMS channels.

• 4522 163 15581: 0.15 meter (50P - 50P), to connect from the CD recordable to the SCSI booster.
• 2422 076 00278: 1.0 meter (68P - 50P), to connect from the peripheral 4 enclosure (used in the SUN
ULTRA) to the SCSI booster.
• 4522 090 02811: 1.0 meter (50P - 50P), to connect from the peripheral 4 enclosure (used in the SUN SS-5)
to the SCSI booster.
• 4522 500 36841: SCSI booster 110V
• 4522 500 36831: SCSI booster 230V
• 4522 500 36821: SCSI cable 15 feet

The SCSI interface maximum distance is 3 meters from the SUN Sparcstation upto the SCSI booster. The
additional distance is achieved with a SCSI booster, which is part of the delivery.

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5.9.3. Functional Description

The Kodak/Imation 3M imager has one dispenser in which one film size (8 x 10”) and different media types can
be loaded by the user.

Note: The 8300 can handle only one film orientation (MODE) at the same time either portrait or landscape. If
the film orientation should be changed the 8300 must be reconfigured.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

5.9.4. Service Notes

This paragraph provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
EasyVision RAD hangs-up.

Cause
An image has been sent to the 8300 imager within the first 40 seconds of the 8300 being switched on.

Remedy
Wait 1 minute before you switch on the EasyVision RAD.

2. Symptom
EasyVision RAD message: Printing sheet restarted.

Cause
EasyVision RAD uses the PTY command to find whether an imager supports the extended 952 protocol. If
a response “INV,PTY” is received, the EasyVision RAD knows that the imager only understands the
standard 952 protocol. The Kodak/Imation 3M 8300 unfortunately raises an alarm 72 condition when a
response of “INV,PTY” has been sent more than three times.

Remedy
Switch the imager Off/On to overcome this problem. The problem will be solved by Kodak/Imation 3M in a
new firmware release of the Kodak/Imation 3M 8300 .

3. Symptom
EasyVision RAD printer test error: line time-out error message.

Cause
During the printer test the EasyVision RAD generates a line time-out error. The reason is a too short line
time-out setting in the firmware of the Kodak/Imation 3M 8300 . This problem will be solved by
Kodak/Imation, but can occur in very extreme application conditions.

Remedy
None, until Kodak/Imation updates the firmware; but the problem will rarely show up during application.
Solved in Dryview R4.1.1.

4. Symptom
Kodak/Imation 3M 8300 printer performance slow.

Cause
The Kodak/Imation 3M 8300 starts a new print session after the previous one when the sheet is also
developed and after the memory is cleared. The new session cannot start before this memory has been
cleared. The performance of the Kodak/Imation 3M 8300 would increase if the memory is cleared directly
after the image is printed, which is before the sheet is developed.

Remedy
None, until Kodak/Imation updates the firmware.

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5. Symptom
EasyVision RAD is not able to print.

Cause
The Kodak/Imation 3M 8300 firmware V4.06 is not compatible with the EasyVision RAD due to an incorrect
implementation of the Kodak/Imation 3M952 protocol.

Remedy
None, not compatible.

5.9.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation (952 protocol).

Matrices used SBus/PCI : 2736 * 2136 8 * 10" landscape

: 2256 * 2676 8 * 10” portrait
Grey 8

Matrices used SCSI : 2736 * 2136 8 * 10" landscape

: 2256 * 2676 8 * 10” portrait
Grey 8

Kodak/Imation
Kodak/Imation 3M 8300
DRYVIEW
Release V4.03 : Released for installation.
Release V4.04 : Never introduced in the field.
Release V4.05 : Released for installation.
Release V4.06 : NOT COMPATIBLE !
Release V4.1.1 : Released for installation.
Release V4.6 : Tested

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5.10. DryView 8300 DICOM

5.10.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• DICOM / Ethernet, 10BaseT or 10Base2 (Thinnet)

5.10.2. Configuration
This paragraph describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the
configuration both Philips and Kodak/Imation service engineers must be present.

D IC O M N e tw o rk

8300
P h ilip s E a s y V is io n

5.10.2.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• 8300 portrait, DICOM
EasyVision RAD R4.X: 3M 8300 portrait
Peripherals settings
set Interface=DICOM, Printer= 3M 8300, Name=dv8300, AE title=IMN_8300
into Config. Media List: 14x17 G8=On (8-bit-print), 14x17 G12=Off (12-bit-print)
DICOM Node
IP addr.=addr.of 8300, port=104, AETitle=IMN_8300
(in case of a DICOM connection problem set Max PDU=4K or 16K)
• In order to work properly with the built-in DICOM interface of the 8300 note the following regarding the
configuration on the EV RAD.
• Do not use DICOM autoconfiguration.
• Make sure that in the DICOM panel only ‘Print as SCP‘ is ON.
• In the advanced settings panel of the DICOM node the following only settings should be selected:
- SCP print SOP classes: BasicColor OFF
- SCP transfer syntaxes: All JPEG entries OFF
- Transfer settings: Detect syntax errors ON
- Reject invalid images ON

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5.10.2.2. DICOM Node configuration on the EasyVision RAD

Mandatory entries in the EasyVision RAD DICOM configuration panel

IP node name DV8300 (user selectable)

IP address address of 8300
Port number 104
DICOM node system name DV8300 (appears in the Application)
Application Entity Title IMN_8300
Maximum PDU Length 8192 bytes
SCP setting Print as SCP

5.10.2.3. Kodak/Imation

The settings are done via the local keypad of the Kodak/Imation 3M 8300. The most important are:
• aspect ratio: 1
• memory MGNT: 16MB

* fixed entry / value

** t.b.s. by the Network Admministrator

n on 8300 Operator Menu into Configure User set:

Density=16
Contrast=10
Sharp/Smooth=1
Film Layout : Format= 1 on 1, Mode= Portrait
n on 8300 Service Menu into Configure User set:
Modality Group=0

5.10.3. Functional Description

The Kodak/Imation 3M imager has one dispenser in which one film size (8 x 10”) and different media types can
be loaded by the user.

Note: The 8300 DICOM can handle only one film in portrait orientation.

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Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

5.10.4. Service Notes

This paragraph provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

5.10.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation

Matrices used SBus/PCI : 2736 * 2136 8 * 10" landscape

: 2256 * 2676 8 * 10” portrait
Grey 8

Matrices used SCSI : 2736 * 2136 8 * 10" landscape

: 2256 * 2676 8 * 10” portrait
Grey 8

Kodak/Imation
Kodak/Imation 3M 8300
DRYVIEW
Release V4.03 : Released for installation.
Release V4.05 : Released for installation.
Release V4.1.1 : Released for installation.
Release V4.6 : Tested
8300 DICOM board V 3.3

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5.11. 3M 969 HQ

5.11.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• SBus/PCI, 952 ext. or SuperSet protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

5.11.2. Configuration

Philips 37-pin RS422 37-to-9 pin

Philips EasyVision Host Adaptor Cable
Control Cable
Host Control 422 OUT Host UKEIB
Philips 37-pin
Data Cable
Image Data OUT DEIB

Fiber Cable

3 M H Q L a s e r I m a g e r

M969 HQ

This paragraph describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the
configuration both Philips and Kodak/Imation service engineers must be present.

5.11.2.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• SBus/PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: 3M HQ969

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5.11.2.2. Kodak/Imation

Configuration for Kodak/Imation Release 3.0:

952 protocol:
B&W Input Module 1 COMM 0: IMS Communication Parameters

Baud Rate 1200 Command Set 959

Stop Bits 1 Image Size Mode Old
Data Bits 8 Alarm Mode Old
Parity Even P1: PRI to DCR / 0
PAS
Parity Enable Enable P2: DCR to DCR / 0
PAS
Character Pacing 0 P3: STP to STC 0
End of Message CR P4: EXP to DCR / 0
EOE
Protocol ACK / NACK P5: EOE to PTC 0
Memory Full Resp BSY P6: DCR to STC 0

F1 [Help} ESC [Cancel Updates] CONTROL-RETURN [Save Updates]

969 protocol:
B&W Input Module 1 COMM 0: IMS Communication Parameters

Baud Rate 19200 Command Set 969

F1 [Help} ESC [Cancel Updates] CONTROL-RETURN [Save Updates]

B&W Input Module 1 Parameter Set 0: Digital EIB Parameters

Parity Enable Enable Pixels Per Line 3944

Test Pattern No Image Lines 4095
Header Mode Header/Line Pixel Width 8
Pre-scale On Parity Odd
Time-out 300 Port Port 0

Digital IF Timing T6: Request Hold 200

Protocol T7: Request Inactive 255
Memory Full Resp T10: Retransmit Setup 255

F1 [Help} ESC [Cancel Updates] CONTROL-RETURN [Save Updates]

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B&W Input Module 1 COMM 0: IMS Image Parameters

Contrast Table 9 B&W Border 0

(NVRAM)
Density Test Cnt Tbl NVRAM B&W Density 14
Src
Rotate No B&W Dmax 3.0
Slides Super Aspect Ratio 1.00
Media Size 14 x 17 Media Type BWGEN
Dmin Mode Normal P3: STP to STC 0

Horizontal 959 Host 6 Vertical 959 Host Sharp 6

Sharp
959 Host Smooth 11 959 Host Smooth 11
969 Keypad Sharp / 11 969 Keypad Sharp / 11
Smooth Smooth

F1 [Help} ESC [Cancel Updates] CONTROL-RETURN [Save Updates]

B&W Input Module 1 COMM 0: IMS System Parameters

EIB Type Digital Memory Width 9

Parameter Set Set 0 Pixel width 8
User priority Normal Requeue Number 3
OEM Philips Media Destination: 0M0 RecMag
Modality EasyVision RAD Enlarge Formats No
Dual Switch Off

User ID
ID Fgnd B&W 3000 ID Bgnd B&W 1000
Intensity Intensity

F1 [Help} ESC [Cancel Updates] CONTROL-RETURN [Save Updates]

5.11.3. Functional Description

The Kodak/Imation 3M 969 HQ imager has one dispenser in which different film sizes and media types can be
loaded by the user.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

5.11.4. Service Notes

This paragraph provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and / or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
Laser imager does not print and all service test programs run correctly.

Cause
In R1.1 the matrix size is too large for a Kodak/Imation software version lower than 3.0.

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Remedy
Ask Kodak/Imation to install software version 3.0.

2. Symptom
The imager reprints the same sheet several times.

Cause
EasyVision RAD receives an error message from the printer. EasyVision RAD asks for a reprint, but the
printer has already printed the copy.

Remedy
Set the image time-out parameter to 300.

5.11.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation (952 protocol).

Matrices used 952 : 4096 * 4996 14 * 17"

: 3128 * 4088 11 * 14”
: 2184 * 2920 8 * 10”
Grey 8

Matrices used SuperSet : 4096 * 4996 14 * 17"

: 4096 * 3120 11 * 14”
: 2920 * 2180 8 * 10”
(Clear and Blue base) Grey 8

Kodak/Imation
Kodak/Imation 3M969 HQ
Release 1.0 : Released for installation.

Note : Update to Kodak/Imation 3M Release 3.0

Release 2.1 : Released for installation.

Note : Update to Kodak/Imation 3M Release 3.0

Release 3.0 : NOT COMPATIBLE !

Release 4.2 : Released for installation.

Release 5.1 : tested

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5.12. 3M 959 XL

5.12.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• SBus/PCI, 952 protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

5.12.2. Configuration

This paragraph describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the
configuration both Philips and Kodak/Imation service engineers must be present.

Philips 37-pin RS422 37-to-9 pin

Philips EasyVision Host Adaptor Cable
Control Cable
Host Control 422 OUT Host UKEIB
Philips 37-pin
Data Cable
Image Data OUT DEIB

Fiber Cable

3M L a ser Im ag er

M959 XL

5.12.2.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• SBus/PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: 3M M959

5.12.2.2. Kodak/Imation

Configuration for Kodak/Imation 3M Release 4.X

B&W Input 1 COMM 0: IMS Communication Parameters for 952 protocol

Baud Rate 1200 Command Set 959

Stop Bits 1
Data Bits 8
Parity Even
Parity Enable Enable
Character Pacing 0
End of Message CR
Protocol ACK / NACK

F1 [Help} ESC [Cancel Updates] CONTROL-RETURN [Save Updates]

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B&W Input 1 COMM 0: IMS Communication Parameters for 969 protocol

Baud Rate 19200 Command Set 969

Stop Bits 1
Data Bits 8
Parity Even
Parity Enable Enable
Character Pacing 0
End of Message CR
Protocol ACK / NACK

F1 [Help} ESC [Cancel Updates] CONTROL-RETURN [Save Updates]

B&W Input Module 1 COMM 0: IMS Image Parameters

Contrast 9 Match Border Yes

Dmax 3.00
Density 12 Dmin Mode Normal
Border 0
TFT PMSV3KC

969 Cmd Set Beta

Horizontal 15
Vertical 15

F1 [Help} ESC [Cancel Updates] CONTROL-RETURN [Save Updates]

B&W Input Module 1 COMM 0: Host Parameters

Image Size Mode Old Aspect Ratio 1

Alarm Mode Old
P1: PRI to DCR / PAS 0 831 Cmd Set Beta
Tables
P2: DCR to DCR / PAS 0 Horizontal Sharp 15
P3: STP to STC 0 Smooth 2
P4: EXP to DCR / EOE 0
P5: EOE to PTC 0 Vertical Sharp 15
P6: DCR to STC 0 Smooth 2

Memory Full Resp BSY Density Test Contrast NVRAM

Override 952 Beta No
Framing No Scale Format No
Pixel Correction No Scale Magnification No

F1 [Help} ESC [Cancel Updates] CONTROL-RETURN [Save Updates]

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B&W Input Module 1 COMM 0: IMS System Parameters

Parameter Set 0 Interface Digital EIB

Media Size 14x17
User priority Normal Media Type DRYB

FIB Port 0 Requeue 3

Modality DIGITAL
User ID EasyVision RAD

F1 [Help} ESC [Cancel Updates] CONTROL-RETURN [Save Updates]

B&W Input Module 1 Parameter Set 0: Digital EIB Parameters

Test Pattern Disable Pixels Per Line 3944

Header Mode Header/Line Image Lines 4792
Pixel Width 8

Time-out 300 Parity Odd

Parity Enable Enable Port Port 0

Digital Timing T6: Request Hold 200

T7: Request Inactive 255
T10: Retransmit Setup 255

F1 [Help} ESC [Cancel Updates] CONTROL-RETURN [Save Updates]

5.12.3. Functional Description

The Kodak/Imation 3M 959 XL imager has one dispenser which can handle one film size. The imager does not
support media size selection.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

5.12.4. Service Notes

This paragraph provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and / or
operating this installation.

There is no information available.

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5.12.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 3944 * 4792 14 * 17"

Grey 8

Kodak/Imation
Kodak/Imation 3M959
XL
Release 1.0 : Released for installation.

Note : Update to Kodak/Imation 3M Release 2.1

Release 2.1 : Released for installation.

Release 3.0 : Released for installation.
Release 4.2 : Released for installation.

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5.13. 3M 952

5.13.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• SBus/PCI, 952 protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

Configuration

This paragraph describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the
configuration both Philips and Kodak/Imation service engineers must be present.

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5.13.1.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• SBus/PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: 3M M952

5.13.1.2. Kodak/Imation

MEMORY (5 * 4 Mbyte) Total = 20 MByte

SWITCHES MCS
SW1 ===> OFF (SWITCH POINTED TO THE
GROUND)
SW2 ===> RESET BUTTON
SW3 ===> 0
SW4 ===> 0
SW5 ===> 1 - ON
2 - ON
3 - ON
4 - OFF
SW 6 ===> 1 - OFF (ON for analogue interface)
2 - OFF
3 - OFF
4 - OFF
SW7 ===> 0 FACTORY SETTINGS
SW8 ===> 0 FACTORY SETTINGS
SW9 ===> 7 (BAUD RATE 1200)

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SOFTWARE VERSION EPROMS ON MCS BOARD

IC 14 Kodak/Imation 3M - VER - MT + 2.3 Codeno. 78-8063-3536-6 12/89
IC 12 Kodak/Imation 3M - VER - LT + 2.3 Codeno. 78-8063-3535-8 12/89
IC 10 Kodak/Imation 3M - VER - LT + 2.3 Codeno. 78-8063-3534-1 12/89

SYSTEM CONTROLLER
JUMPERS System Controller:
Image Parity ODD
Control Parity EVEN

EPROMS System Controller

IC Z6 Kodak/Imation 3M - VER - Order NR 78-8063-3528-3 04/90
2.31
IC Z7 Kodak/Imation 3M - VER - Order NR 78-8063-3529-1 12/89
2.3
IC Z8 Kodak/Imation 3M - VER - Order NR 78-8063-3530-9 12/89
2.3
IC Z9 Kodak/Imation 3M - VER - Order NR 78-8063- 3531-7 04/90
2.31
IC Z10 Kodak/Imation 3M - VER - Order NR 78-8063-3532-5 04/90
2.31
IC Z29 Kodak/Imation 3M - VER Order NR 78-8063-3533-3 12/89
2.3
• latest Version 2.6

EPROMS OUTPUT FORMATTER

IC U24 LUT 321A
IC U46 LUT 321A

RECOMMENDED PANEL SETTINGS

Contrast setting 9 for Dmax = 3.0

There is another switch for RS232 / RS422 at the rear of the machine.
This switch needs to be selected for RS422.

5.13.2. Functional Description

The Kodak/Imation 3M 952 imager has one dispenser which can handle one film size. The imager does not
support media size selection.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

5.13.3. Service Notes

This paragraph provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and / or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
Images printed directly from the MR or CT do not have the same appearance as images printed via the
EasyVision RAD.

Cause
The MR and CT system do not have calibration possibilities and use the lookup table in the printer. The
images printed via EasyVision RAD are calibrated to the target curve. The two input channels of the printer
use the same lookup table. Although the target curve for the EasyVision RAD equals the lookup table curve
of the printer input, there will still be a difference in density between the two channels.

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Remedy
Calibrate the EasyVision RAD with the default values instead of the measured values end enter the
minimum as well as the maximum density values in the EasyVision RAD menu. The EasyVision RAD is
now calibrated linearly.
Both channels will now have the same density values.

5.13.4. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 3944 * 4792 14 * 17"

Grey 8

Kodak/Imation
Kodak/Imation 3M952
Release 2.3 : Released for installation.

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5.14. 3M P831

5.14.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• SBus/PCI, 952 protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

5.14.2. Configuration

This paragraph describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the
configuration both Philips and Kodak/Imation service engineers must be present.

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5.14.2.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• SBus/PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: 3M P831

5.14.2.2. Kodak/Imation

Settings:
Control RS422, even, 1200, 8, 1
Image RS422, odd

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Configuration for Kodak/Imation 3M Release 2.1:

MEMORY (5*4 MBYTE): TOTAL = 20Mbyte

SWITCHES MCS
SW1 ===> OFF (Pointed to the earth)
SW2 ===> RESET BUTTON
SW3 ===> 0
SW4 ===> 0
SW5 ===> 1 - ON
2 - ON
3 - ON
4 - OFF
SW 6 ===> 1 - OFF
2 - OFF
3 - OFF
4 - OFF
SW7 ===> 0 FACTORY SETTINGS
SW8 ===> 0 FACTORY SETTINGS
SW9 ===> 7 (BAUD RATE 1200)

SOFTWARE VERSION EPROMS ON MCS BOARD

IC 14 : Kodak/Imation 3M - VER - MT 0187/09/02
IC 12 : Empty
IC 10 : Kodak/Imation 3M - VER - LT 0487/12/09

SYSTEM CONTROLLER
JUMPERS : System Controller:
Parity : Enable
: Odd

EPROMS System Controller

IC Z4 : VER 1179
IC Z5 : VER 1179
IC Z6 : VER 1179
IC Z7 : Contrast 32.A0/32.B0
IC Z8 : VER 1179
IC Z9 : VER 1179
IC Z10 : EMPTY

There is another switch for RS232 / RS422 at the rear of the machine. Select this switch for RS422.

RECOMMENDED FRONT PANEL SETTINGS

Contrast : Set to 5
positive
Contrast : Set to 5
negative
Border switch : Set to BLACK
Density : To be used for Dmax = 3.0

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5.14.3. Functional Description

The Kodak/Imation 3M P831 imager has one dispenser which can handle one film size.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

5.14.4. Service Notes

This paragraph provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and / or
operating this installation.

There is no information available.

5.14.5. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This paragraph provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 3944 * 4840 14 * 17"

Grey 8

Kodak/Imation
Kodak/Imation 3M P831
Release 1.0 : Released for installation.

Note : Update to Kodak/Imation 3M Release 2.1

Release 2.1 : Released for installation.

Release 3.0 : Released for installation.

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6. Connectivity KODAK Imagers

Contents
6.1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................. 119
6.2. KODAK MLP 190................................................................................................................................ 119
6.2.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 119
6.2.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 119
6.2.2.1. SBUS / PCI ........................................................................................................................... 119
6.2.2.2. Ethernet ................................................................................................................................ 120
6.2.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 120
6.2.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 120
6.2.3.2. Kodak.................................................................................................................................... 121
6.2.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 123
6.2.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 123
6.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 123
6.3. KODAK 2180 ...................................................................................................................................... 124
6.3.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 124
6.3.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 124
6.3.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 124
6.3.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 124
6.3.3.2. Kodak.................................................................................................................................... 125
6.3.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 126
6.3.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 126
6.3.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 127
6.4. KODAK 1120 ...................................................................................................................................... 128
6.4.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 128
6.4.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 128
6.4.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 128
6.4.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 128
6.4.3.2. Kodak.................................................................................................................................... 129
6.4.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 129
6.4.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 130
6.4.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 130
6.5. KODAK KELP 100 / KEIM ................................................................................................................. 131
6.5.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 131
6.5.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 131
6.5.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 131
6.5.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 131
6.5.3.2. Kodak.................................................................................................................................... 132
6.5.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 133
6.5.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 133
6.5.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 133
6.6. KODAK KELP 100XLP....................................................................................................................... 134
6.6.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 134
6.6.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 134
6.6.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 134
6.6.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 134
6.6.3.2. Kodak.................................................................................................................................... 135
6.6.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 135
6.6.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 136
6.6.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 137
6.7. KODAK XLT 7720 / KEMCI................................................................................................................ 138
6.7.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 138
6.7.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 138
6.7.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 138

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6.7.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 138

6.7.3.2. Kodak.................................................................................................................................... 138
6.7.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 138
6.7.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 139
6.7.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 139

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6.1. INTRODUCTION
This section describes various aspects of the connection / interfacing of a Philips EasyVision RAD to Kodak
laser imagers. For the installation and configuration procedures refer to the corresponding service and release
manuals. This document contains information for service engineers (Philips & Kodak) to verify if the set-up is
identical to that tested and released by the PMG.

6.2. KODAK MLP 190

6.2.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

Ethernet, DICOM protocol
SBUS / PCI, KCL protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1) using a MIM

6.2.2. Ordering Information

6.2.2.1. SBUS / PCI

For a SBUS / PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

EasyVision MIM 100 Network MLP 190

Data

Control

Ordering information T.b.s.

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6.2.2.2. Ethernet

EasyVision Network MLP 190

The network connection is always present at the modality side. No special items have to be ordered.

6.2.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the configuration
both Philips and Kodak service engineers must be present.

6.2.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
SBUS / PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Kodak MLP 190
DICOM
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Kodak MLP 190

EasyVision RAD Configuration for printing on MLP190 via DICOM

IP Node Name Kodak

IP Address --- . --- . --- . ---
Port Number 5040
DICOM Node System Name Kodak
Application Entity Title PRINT_SCP
SCP Settings Print as SCP
Basic Greyscale
implicit Little Endian
Allow private Attributes
Modify images to check
level

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6.2.3.2. Kodak

DICOM configuration:
The maximum number of simultaneous associations must be configured by Kodak to 4.

Philips requires the next parameters from Kodak:

IP address
AE tiltle
Port number

To configure the MLP190 from the local Keypad select 2 SETUP

Contrast Pivot Density ...

Network IP Address 192 . 0 . 0 . 5
Subnet Mask --- . --- . --- . ---
Gateway Address --- . --- . --- . ---
Port 05040
Network Node Name Kodak MLP190
Connection Type RJ45
Display Language ....

Sbus / PCI configuration (on MIM100):

Digital Board Channel 1

Board/Channel:
Ch#1
Logical Name:

Database Name: Unqualified EasyVision

Primary Control
Type Com Port:
KCL COM4
Auxiliary control
Keypad Vertical:
> COM5
Aspect Ratio
Horizontal: Vertical:
1 1
Page Preallocation

= Enable Preallocation of Image Memory

OK Cancel

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Digital Interface Configuration (Acquisition)

Image Size Parity

Pixels Per Line: 4096 ❍ None

● Odd
Lines Per Image: ❍ Even
5120
Timer Sync Mode

Line Timer: 10 ● Off ❍ On

Pixel Depth
● 8 Bit ❍ 10 Bit ❍ 12 Bit

❏ Temporary ❍ Default
● Last Saved
Set Reset

Cancel

KCL Autofilming Parameters

Serial Port
Port: COM4

Baud Rate: 1200 Driver Type: RS422

Data Bits: 8 StopBits: 1 Parity: Even

Protocol

Ack Wait Timer Receive Message Timer

5 5
Start Timer:
2
Auxiliary Keypad

Switch Mode Switch Handling:

Keypad Not Allowed ✓ Store Key Active

❏ Temporary ❍ Default
Reset ● Last Saved
Set

Cancel

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6.2.4. Functional Description

The Kodak has the possibility for one dispenser, which can be loaded with different film sizes by the user.
The imager is able to report the media size and matrix type (blue base or clear base).

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

6.2.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

6.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release 4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used SBUS / PCI : 4096 * 5120 14 * 17”

(Clear base and blue base) Grey 8

Matrices used DICOM : 4096 * 5120 14 * 17”

(Clear base and blue base) Grey 8

KODAK
MLP 190
Printer Software V1.5.9 : Released for installation.
Printer Software V1.07.29 : Tested July 99

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6.3. KODAK 2180

6.3.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

SBUS / PCI, KCL protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

6.3.2. Ordering Information

For a SBUS / PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

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Ordering information T.b.s.

Control cable (37P) connections required:

2 : TXD-
3 : RXD-
7 : Signal ground
20 : TXD+
21 : RXD+

6.3.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the configuration
both Philips and Kodak service engineers must be present.

6.3.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD workstation refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
SBUS / PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Kodak KELP2180

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6.3.3.2. Kodak
24 MByte page memory is required.
Configuration:

Device parameters
Pixels/Line 4096 See service notes number 1.
Lines/Image 4096
Horiz Pixel Aspect (1 - 255) [ 1]: 1
Vert Pixel Aspect (1 - 255) [ 1]: 1

Set Image Handler Tables

Line Timer (0-600) 59
Img Parity (0-None,1-Even,2-Odd) 2
Transfer Mode (1-Partial,2-Whole) 1
Sync Mode (1-AutoSync 2-No Sync) 2 [1]
Bits / Pixel (8, 12) 8

Command port configuration

Stop Bits (1 or 2) 1
Parity (0-None,1-Even,2-Odd) 1
Data Length (7 or 8) 8
Baud Rt (300,1200,2400,9600) 1200
Driver Type (232 or 422) RS422
Receive Frame Tmr (0-999,or 65535=OFF) 5
Start Timer (0-999,or 65535=OFF) 2
Ack Wait Timer (0-999,or 65535=OFF) 5
Start Timeout Ctr (0-255,or 65535=OFF) 65535
Ack Wait Counter (0-255,or 65535=OFF) 3
Max Rejects Counter (0-255,or 65535=OFF) 3
Print Scale Info for Requested Image (0=OFF, 1=ON) 0
Auxiliary Keypad Switch Mode
1-Switch Disabled - Display Only
2-Keypad Controls Switch
3-Host Controls Switch 3

Keypad Switch handling when images have been stored:

1-Switch Not Allowed with Images Stored 1
2-Print Page and Then Switch
3-Retain Images during Switch

Auxiliary Keypad Store Key Active? (0-No, 1-Yes) [1]: 1

Auxiliary Keypad Message Tone (1-ON, 2-OFF) [1]: 1

Other settings
Interpolation Cubic Spline
Curve shape 3
Contrast 0
Max density 3.00
Min density 0.2

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6.3.4. Functional Description

The Kodak has the possibility for two dispensers, which can be loaded with different film sizes by the user.
The imager is able to report the media size and matrix type (blue base or clear base).

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

6.3.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

Symptom
Film size selection not possible.

Cause
The Kodak 2180 has the possibility to select different film formats. If the settings Pixel per line and Lines
per image are set for the large format, it is not possible to select small formats.

Remedy
Select the minimum values, which are the settings for the smallest film size.

Symptom
No image printed.

Cause
The EasyVision RAD gives an HCU error with a Kodak KELP 100 XLP or 2180 or 1120. The problem
occurs most likely during installation.

Remedy
The EasyVision RAD sends a complete matrix to the laser imager. In the test mode the control path is
correct and the data path gives an error. Switch OFF the COMMON TEXT (DISABLE) in the laser imager,
ask the Kodak engineer to do this.

Symptom
EasyVision RAD gives an error message after several printed pages.

Cause
The Kodak 2180 can be configured for study reprinting. All incoming images are copied to the hard disc
and then printed. If, for example, 2 * 500MB hard discs are installed and 80% is configured for study reprint,
and more inputs are hooked up to the Kodak 2180, there is a possibility that a hang-up occurs after several
prints from EasyVision RAD.

Remedy
Re-configure the study reprint in the imager to give more disc space or switch the study reprint OFF.

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6.3.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision
RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 4096 * 5120 14 * 17”

4096 * 4128 14 * 14”
3232 * 4128 11 * 14”
2280 * 2836 8 * 10”
(Clear base and blue base) Grey 8

Kodak
2180
Release 2.3 : Released for installation.

Release 2.5 : Released for installation.

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6.4. KODAK 1120

6.4.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

SBUS / PCI, KCL protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

6.4.2. Ordering Information

For a SBUS / PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

2 1

EasyVision Imager

Ordering information T.b.s.

Control cable (37P) connections required:

2 : TXD-
3 : RXD-
7 : Signal ground
20 : TXD+
21 : RXD+

6.4.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the configuration
both Philips and Kodak service engineers must be present.

6.4.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
SBUS / PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Kodak KELP1120

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6.4.3.2. Kodak

24 MByte page memory is required.

DISPLAY ACTIVE MODALITY PARAMETERS

DEVICE ID [1]
DEVICE NAME [PHILIPS]
PIXELS/LINE [512]
LINES/IMAGE [512]

SET CHANNEL CONFIGURATION TABLE

1 CHANNEL 1
DEVICE ID (0 - 2) [1]
COMMAND PORT ID (1 - 3) [3]

HOST PROTOCOL TYPE:

1 KCL 2 USP/SPCI 3 KEYPAD 4 P831-E
5 TOSHIBA 6 M952 7 USP/FSPOT 8 USP/DASM
CHOOSE ONE [1]
DEFINE A SECONDARY HCL? (Y/N) [N]
IMAGE DATA PORT ID (1) [1]
INPUT PRIORITY (0 - 15) [15]
CHANNEL ACTIVE (T OR F) [T]

SET IMAGE DATA PARAMETERS

LINE TIMER(0-59) [59]
IMG PARITY(0-NONE,1-EVEN,2-ODD) [2]
TRANSFER MODE(1-PARTIAL,2-WHOLE) [1]
SYNC MODE(1-AUTOSYNC 2-NO SYNC) [2]

SET COMMAND PORT CONFIGURATION TABLE

CHANNEL 1 COMMAND PORT 3
STOP BITS(1 OR 2) [1]
PARITY(0-NONE,1-EVEN,2-ODD) [1]
DATA LENGTH(7 OR 8) [8]
BAUD RT(300,1200,2400,9600) [1200]
DRIVER TYPE(232 OR 422) [RS422]
RECEIVE FRAME TMR(0-999,OR 65535=OFF) [5]
START TIMER(0-999,OR 65535=OFF) [2]
ACK WAIT TIMER(0-999,OR 65535=OFF) [2] -> 5
START TIMEOUT CTR(0-255,OR 65535=OFF) [65535]
ACK WAIT COUNTER(0-255,OR 65535=OFF) [3]
MAX REJECTS COUNTER(0-255,OR 65535=OFF) [10] -> 3
AUXILIARY KEYPAD SWITCH MODE [1]
Switch disabled
Display only [1]
AUX KEYPAD MESSAGE TONE (OFF=2) [2]
PRINTSCALE INFO FOR REQUESTED IMAGE SIZES(OFF=0) [0]

6.4.4. Functional Description

Kodak has one dispenser and is able to report media size and media type (blue base and clear base).

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

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6.4.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

Symptom
Film size selection not possible.

Cause
The Kodak 1120 has the possibility to select different film formats. If the settings Pixel per line and Lines
per image are set out for the large format, it is not possible to select small formats.

Remedy
Select the minimum values, which are the settings for the smallest film size.

Symptom
No image printed (HCU error on EasyVision RAD).

Cause
The EasyVision RAD gives an HCU error with a KODAK KELP 100 XLP or 2180 or 1120. The problem
occurs most likely during installation.

Remedy
The EasyVision RAD sends a complete matrix to the laser imager. In the test mode the control path is
correct and the data path gives an error. switch OFF the COMMON TEXT (DISABLE) in the laser imager,
ask the KODAK engineer to do this.

Symptom
Noise test image distortion and application images can be completely distorted.

Cause
The compression algorithm in the Kodak imager is the cause of the image distortion problem when using a
large matrix size.

Remedy
The Kodak engineer should switch of the file compression in the channel configuration menu: Page pre-
allocation - Yes.

6.4.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 4096 * 5132 14 * 17”

4096 * 4104 14 * 14”
4096 * 3232 11 * 14”
2304 * 2896 8 * 10”
(Clear base and blue base) Grey 8

Kodak
1120
Release 2.3 : Released for installation.
Release 2.5 : Released for installation
Release 2.8.3 . Tested July 99

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6.5. KODAK KELP 100 / KEIM

NOTE
The Kodak KELP 100 / KEIM is no longer supported by Philips.

6.5.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

SBUS / PCI, KCL protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

6.5.2. Ordering Information

For a SBUS / PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

2 1

EasyVision Imager

Ordering information T.b.s.

Control cable (37P) connections required:

2: TXD-
3: RXD-
7: Signal ground
20: TXD+
21: RXD+

6.5.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the configuration
both Philips and Kodak service engineers must be present.

6.5.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD work station refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
SBUS / PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Kodak KELP100 or Kodak KELP100plusKEIM

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6.5.3.2. Kodak

24 MByte page memory is required.

COMMAND MODE (1=KEYPAD, 2=SERIAL LINK) (2)

BAUD RATE (1=300, 2=1200, 3=2400, 4=9600) (2)

SET STOP BITS (1=1 StopB, 2=2 StopB) (1)

DATA LENGTH (1=7 BITS,2=8 BITS) (8)

SET PARITY (1=ODD, 2=EVEN, 3=NONE) (EVEN)

COMMAND LINK

PORT TYPE (1=RS232A, 2=RS232B, 3=RS422) (3)

START TIMEOUT (0-255), 65535 = (OFF). (65535)

ACK WAIT TIMEOUT (0-255), 65535 = (OFF). (3)
MAX REJECTS (0-255), 65535 = (OFF). (3)
RECEIVE FRAME TIMER (1-999), 65535 = (OFF). (5)
SET START TIMER (2)
SET ACK WAIT TIMER (1-999), 65535 = (OFF). (5)
SERIAL COMMAND DIAGNOSTICS
1 Normal Mode
2 Display All (ALL)
SET IMAGE SIZE (512*512)

SET PARITY (1 ODD, 2 EVEN, 3 NONE) (ODD)

IMAGE LINK

SET LINE TIMER (1 - 59), 0 = (OFF) (59)

SET COPIES (1 - 99) (1)

SET WINDOW PARAMETERS

SET WINDOW WIDTH (1-4096) (256)
SET WINDOW LEVEL (0-4095) (128)
SET CURVE SHAPE TO (3)
SET NOR/REV (NORMAL)

FOR CES COMMAND MODE USE THE NULLMODEM AND SET BAUD RATE TO 1200 BAUD.

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6.5.4. Functional Description

The Kodak imager has one dispenser in which several film size magazines can be loaded by the user.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

6.5.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

There is no information available.

6.5.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 4080 * 4984 14 * 17”

4080 * 3960 14 * 14”
4080 * 2936 11 * 14”
(Clear base and blue base) Grey 8

Kodak
100 / 100KEIM
? : Released for installation.

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6.6. KODAK KELP 100XLP

6.6.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

SBUS / PCI, KCL protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

6.6.2. Ordering Information

For a SBUS / PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

2 1

EasyVision Imager

Ordering information T.b.s.

Control cable (37P) connections required:

2: TXD-
3: RXD-
7: Signal ground
20: TXD+
21: RXD+

6.6.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the configuration
both Philips and Kodak service engineers must be present.

6.6.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
SBUS / PCI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Kodak KELP100XLP

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6.6.3.2. Kodak

MEMORY REQUIRED 20 MBYTE (5 BOARDS)

DISPLAY ACTIVE MODALITY PARAMETERS

DEVICE ID [1]
DEVICE NAME [PHILIPS]
PIXELS/LINE [512]
LINES/IMAGE [512]

SET CHANNEL CONFIGURATION TABLE

1 CHANNEL 1
DEVICE ID(0 - 2) [1]
COMMAND PORT ID(1 - 3) [3]

HOST PROTOCOL TYPE

1 KCL 2 USP/SPCI 3 KEYPAD 4 P831-E
5 TOSHIBA 6 M952 7 USP/FSPOT 8 USP/DASM
CHOOSE ONE [1]
DEFINE A SECONDARY HCL? (Y/N) [N]
IMAGE DATA PORT ID(1) [1]
INPUT PRIORITY(0 - 15) [15]
CHANNEL ACTIVE(T OR F) [T]

SET IMAGE DATA PARAMETERS

LINE TIMER(0-59) [59]
IMG PARITY(0-NONE,1-EVEN,2-ODD [2]
TRANSFER MODE(1-PARTIAL,2-WHOLE) [1]
SYNC MODE(1-AUTOSYNC 2-NO SYNC) [2]

SET COMMAND PORT CONFIGURATION TABLE

CHANNEL 1 COMMAND PORT
3
STOP BITS(1 OR 2) [1]
PARITY(0-NONE,1-EVEN,2-ODD) [1]
DATA LENGTH(7 OR 8) [8]
BAUD RT(300,1200,2400,9600) [1200]
DRIVER TYPE(232 OR 422) [RS422]
RECEIVE FRAME TMR(0-999,OR 65535=OFF) [5]
START TIMER(0-999,OR 65535=OFF) [2]
ACK WAIT TIMER(0-999,OR 65535=OFF) [2]
START TIMEOUT CTR(0-255,OR 65535=OFF) [65535]
ACK WAIT COUNTER(0-255,OR 65535=OFF) [3]
MAX REJECTS COUNTER(0-255,OR 65535=OFF) [10]

6.6.4. Functional Description

The Kodak has one dispenser with the possibility to swap the film size as needed by the user. The imager is
not able to report the media type (blue base or clear base) and size.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

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6.6.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

Symptom
Film size selection not possible.

Cause
The Kodak KELP 100XLP has the possibility to select different film formats. If the settings Pixel per line and
Lines per image are set out for the large format, it is not possible to select small formats.

Remedy
Select the minimum values, which are the settings for the smallest film size.

Symptom
No image printed (HCU error on EasyVision RAD).

Cause
The EasyVision RAD gives an HCU error with a KODAK KELP 100 XLP or 2180 or 1120. The problem
occurs most likely during installation.

Symptom
Digital interface problems.

Cause
Kodak KELP 100 XLP gives problems with digital interfacing.

Remedy
At least software level 1.12 should be installed.

Symptom
100 XLP does not accept configuration settings.

Cause
The configuration settings are stored in NVRAM. Sometimes they cannot be configured.

Remedy
Ask Kodak to use the “Ctrl-Kill” command.

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6.6.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 4096 * 5120 14 * 17”

4096 * 4140 14 * 14”
4096 * 3192 11 * 14”
(Clear base and blue base) Grey 8

Kodak
100 XLP
? : Released for installation.

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6.7. KODAK XLT 7720 / KEMCI

6.7.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

SCSI

6.7.2. Ordering Information

SCSI interface

NOTE
SCSI fibre optic extender (up to 1 Km) Laser Link III Model AC1-2003 type B.
order at:
Applied Concepts Inc,
9130 SW Poineer Court,
Wilsonville OR 97070 USA
Phone: +1-503-685-9300
Fax: + 1-503-685-9099

6.7.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the configuration
both Philips and Kodak service engineers must be present.

6.7.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
SCSI
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Kodak XLT7720

6.7.3.2. Kodak

Settings:
SCSI interface address R4.X is 4. However, when an SUN Sparcstation 5 is used it is possible that this address
in already used by the EasyStore CD-Recordable option. One of the free SCSI addresses can be selected, the
EasyVision RAD software will during the boot sequence recognize the printer on that specific address.

6.7.4. Functional Description

The imager can report media size and media type (opaque or transparent).

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6.7.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

Symptom
Printing not possible.

Cause
The imagers equipped with a modification that ensures constant image quality independent of the ambient
temperature have this problem.

Remedy
Ask KODAK to remove the update.

Symptom
Unable to print.

Cause
The colour cartridge is not supported by EasyVision RAD.

Remedy
Use only black and white cartridges.

6.7.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision
RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 2048 * 1536 8.5 * 11”

2048 * 2048 11 * 11”
(Opaque or clear base) Grey 8

Kodak
XLT7720
Printer firmware C-71.05
S-03.02 : Released for installation.

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7. Connectivity KONICA Imagers

Contents
7.1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................. 142
7.2. KONICA LI 10/21 ................................................................................................................................ 142
7.2.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 142
7.2.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 142
7.2.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 142
7.2.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 142
7.2.3.2. Konica ................................................................................................................................... 143
7.2.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 143
7.2.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 143
7.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 144

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7.1. INTRODUCTION

This section describes various aspects of the connection / interfacing of a Philips EasyVision RAD to Konica
laser imagers. For the installation and configuration procedures refer to the corresponding service and release
manuals. This document contains information for service engineers (Philips & Konica) to verify if the set-up is
identical to that tested and released by the PMG.

7.2. KONICA LI 10/21

7.2.1. Type of Connection

The LI10 connection possibilities are:

• Sbus, 952 ext protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

The LI21 connection possibilities are:

• Sbus, 952 ext protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

7.2.2. Ordering Information

For a Sbus (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

2 1

EasyVision Imager

Ordering information T.b.s.

7.2.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the configuration
both Philips and Konica service engineers must be present.

7.2.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• Sbus
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Konica LI10 / LI21.

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7.2.3.2. Konica

1. 21 MByte input module is required

2. Host control : 3M 952, 1200, 8, 1, e.

3. Date : Odd

7.2.4. Functional Description

Film sizes selection is possible by host control from Konica software release xxx onwards.
The imager is not able to report the media type (blue or clear base).

7.2.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
Only four vertical bars are present on the film format 14 * 17.

Cause
The problem is related to the firmware released for the imager.

Remedy
Upgrade the L21 to at least the FW version (at least 6.1007).

2. Symptom
EasyVision RAD printer test error: Line time-out error message.

Cause
The problem is related to the firmware released in the imager and is due to the fact that the line time-out as
configured in the firmware is a little too short. The EasyVision RAD verifies in 4 minutes, but in some critical
timing cases during the test 3.9 minutes is achieved. The printer test will generate a line time-out error
message in extreme cases.

Remedy
None.

3. Symptom
No communication with printer.

Cause
Input buffer of the imager is to small.

Remedy
Increase input buffer.

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7.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 4096 * 4856 14 * 17”

4096 * 3912 14 * 14”
3024 * 4096 11 * 14”
2712 * 3496 10 * 12
2104 * 2880 8 * 10”
Grey 8

Konica
LI 10A
AS3207-509 Ver.7.0826 : Released for installation

LI 21
AS3207-509 Ver.7.0826 : Released for installation.

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8. Connectivity PHILIPS Imagers / File print

Contents
8.1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................. 146
8.2. PHILIPS EVL 1000 ............................................................................................................................. 146
8.2.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 146
8.2.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 146
8.2.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 146
8.2.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 147
8.2.3.2. Philips EVL 1000 .................................................................................................................. 147
8.2.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 147
8.2.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 147
8.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 148
8.3. PHILIPS TO FILE................................................................................................................................ 149
8.3.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 149
8.3.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 149
8.3.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 149
8.3.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 153
8.3.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 154
8.3.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 155

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8.1. INTRODUCTION
This section describes various aspects of the connection / interfacing of a Philips EasyVision RAD to Philips
laser imagers. For the installation and configuration procedures refer to the corresponding service and release
manuals. This document contains information for service engineers (Philips) to verify if the set-up is identical to
that tested and released by the PMG.

8.2. PHILIPS EVL 1000

8.2.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• Sbus, AMDI-C protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

8.2.2. Ordering Information

For a Sbus (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

1 3

EasyVision Controller Imager

The EVL1000 is factory configured. No connectivity parameters have to be set in the field.

1. Data cable 15M 4535 500 21161

2. Control cable 15M 4535 500 21201

3. Control adapter cable 4535 500 21151

4. Fibre optic cable 50M 4535 500 21191

The above-mentioned cables are delivered standard with the EVL1000. The following fibre cables can be
ordered additionally.

4535 500 21171 15M

4535 500 21181 100M

8.2.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured.

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8.2.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• Sbus
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Philips EVL1000

8.2.3.2. Philips EVL 1000

At the initial installation of the EVL1000, the controller and imager software is already installed.

Settings:
Control Agfa AMDI-C, RS422, even, 1200, 8, 1

Image RS422, Odd

8.2.4. Functional Description

The EVL1000 has one dispenser and can not be upgraded for the second dispenser as indicated in the PMS
catalogue. The imager is able to report the media size but cannot report the media type (blue base or clear
base).

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

8.2.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
Batch processing not possible.

Cause
Second film of batch processing causes the controller to hang up / reset. Other prints e.g., single print and
multi-copy work correctly for a long period of time.

Remedy
Please order part number 4535 500 34291 to solve this problem via a special upgrade. There is NO FCO
released, because no problems have been experienced with the previous serial numbers.

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8.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
2368 * 2972 8 * 10”
(Clear, Blue base and opaque) Grey 8

Philips
EVL 1000
Controller MG30402 : Released for installation
Imager LTP1204 : Released for installation

NOTE
Update via FCO 00 466 002 to next release.

Controller MeGa1P10 : Released for installation

Imager LTP1305 : Released for installation
Imager LTP1405 : Released for installation

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8.3. PHILIPS TO FILE

8.3.1. Type of Connection

In order to access the files the PC or SUN should be connected to the network. Via a net browser (e.g.
Netscape or Explorer) the files can be downloaded and viewed on the PC or SUN.

8.3.2. Ordering Information

N.A.

8.3.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured.

For the configuration procedure of EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• File
EasyVision RAD R4.X: Philips to File

To be able to view these images the “User permissions “ must be set correctly. Go to the Customization panel:

Select login.

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Depending on the situation on site you are authorized to login. Most of the times only the hospital administrator
has access rights. You may try the Username Masteruser with the password MasterUser.
When you have the correct permissions you get the next panel.

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Type in the New User name and the corresponding password. Define also the required login permissions. For
file print browsing via a browser (e.g. Netscape or Explorer) at least the WWW directory browser must be
enabled. See next figure.

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Click add to register the new user.

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Exit the “User permission” screen.

8.3.4. Functional Description

The EasyVision RAD is able to save images in TIFF or JPEG format. Different sizes (including screen) and
color or grey can be configured.

These images can be accessed via a web browser (e.g. Netscape or Explorer). The access rights are defined
in the Customization panel (see previous chapter).

Depending on the application the images are stored in a certain directory of the Server or Single user
workstation. Jobs created with print to file are stored in the directory “File prints”. Jobs, which are made with the
CT or MR application packages, are stored in the directory “Saved images”.

NOTE

The localhost as mentioned in this screen grab

(http::/localhost:5000/easydata/www/easydata/www/java/EVHome.htm)
should be the IP address of the EasyVision RAD.
________________

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8.3.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

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8.3.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 2400 * 2890 A4

1440 * 2400 A5
1200 * 1440 A6
1184 * 816 SCREEN
Grey 8 or RGB-PI

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9. Connectivity STERLING Imagers

Contents
9.1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................. 159
9.2. STERLING CONTACT 400 ................................................................................................................ 159
9.2.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 159
9.2.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 159
9.2.2.1. Ethernet ................................................................................................................................ 159
9.2.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 159
9.2.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 159
9.2.3.2. Sterling.................................................................................................................................. 160
9.2.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 160
9.2.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 160
9.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 161
9.3. STERLING NS400 / LP400 (FORMERLY DUPONT) ........................................................................ 162
9.3.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 162
9.3.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 162
9.3.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 162
9.3.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 162
9.3.3.2. Sterling.................................................................................................................................. 163
9.3.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 164
9.3.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 164
9.3.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 164
9.4. STERLING NS400 / LLI (FORMERLY DUPONT).............................................................................. 165
9.4.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 165
9.4.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 165
9.4.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 165
9.4.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 165
9.4.3.2. Sterling.................................................................................................................................. 165
9.4.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 165
9.4.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 166
9.4.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 166
9.5. STERLING HELIOS 1417 (FORMERLY POLAROID)....................................................................... 166
9.5.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 166
9.5.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 166
9.5.2.1. Sbus/PCI............................................................................................................................... 167
9.5.2.2. Network................................................................................................................................. 167
9.5.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 167
9.5.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 167
9.5.3.2. Sterling.................................................................................................................................. 167
9.5.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 168
9.5.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 168
9.5.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 168
9.6. STERLING INKJET 400 (SIJ400) SBUS/PCI .................................................................................... 169
9.6.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 169
9.6.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 169
9.6.2.1. SBus/PCI .............................................................................................................................. 169
9.6.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 169
9.6.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 169
9.6.3.2. Sterling.................................................................................................................................. 170
9.7. STERLING INKJET 400 (SIJ400) - DICOM – ETHERNET................................................................ 176
9.7.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 176
9.7.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 177
9.7.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 177
9.7.3.1. Philips ................................................................................................................................... 177
9.7.3.2. Sterling, DICOM – Ethernet .................................................................................................. 177
9.7.4. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 178

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9.1. INTRODUCTION

This section describes various aspects of the connection / interfacing of a Philips EasyVision to Sterling
(formerly DuPont and Polaroid) laser imagers. For the installation and configuration procedures refer to the
corresponding service and release manuals. This document contains information for service engineers (Philips,
& Sterling) to verify if the set-up is identical to that tested and released by the PMG.

9.2. Sterling Contact 400

9.2.1. Type of Connection

The Sterling connection possibilities are:

• Ethernet, DICOM protocol

9.2.2. Ordering Information

9.2.2.1. Ethernet

EasyVision Network Contact

400

The network connection is always present at the modality side. No special items have to be ordered.

9.2.3. Configuration

9.2.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• Ethernet DICOM
EasyVision R4.X: Agfa Drystar 3000

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9.2.3.2. Sterling
The system and configuration software of the Contact 400 is already loaded before delivery.

9.2.4. Functional Description

The STERLING imager has the possibility for one dispenser in which the user can mount one magazine. During
installation STERLING defines the film size. The customer is not able to change the film size. The STERLING
imager has one film size and EasyVision supports film type selection. However, since Sterling imagers do not
report film type, images are only printed when the selected film type matches that available in the imager. If the
types do not match, the image is accepted by the imager but stored on a hard disk in the imager.
Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

9.2.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
No film is printed.

Cause
The maximum density, sent by DICOM is not within the calibrated range of the film (DICOM warning
0x0116).

Remedy
Make sure that the maximum density sent by EasyVision is 3.00 OD. STERLING should set this DMAX
value on 3.20 OD.

2. Symptom
The print job goes into ERROR on the keypad of the imager. On the engine display, the error FOI_EFI_DU
can appear (derived error) and the engine will reset.

Cause
Not enough RAM memory for the pixel matrix on the imager (ICM problem).

Remedy
None. The job will never be printed.

Cause
Not enough workspace for NIP (nve NIPxxx11)

Remedy
Set the workspace to 245760 on the imager and the job will be printed.

3. Symptom
DICOM communication fails. EasyVision print queue remains unchanged.

Cause
Insufficient disk quota on the imager side.

Remedy
Pause the printer on the EasyVision user interface until a number of films are printed.

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4. Symptom
Print job on opaque remains in the queue of the Contact 400.

Cause
EasyVision sends a print job with dbmax defaulted at 3.00 on opaque film type.

Remedy
Upload the opaque dispenser until the DICOM job is sent. The default dbmax (3.50) will be used. The film
will be printed after inserting the dispenser in the imager.

5. Symptom
Auto configure on the EasyVision does not work.

Cause
EasyVision uses the DICOM node system name as AE title for the auto-configuring.

Remedy
Enter the AE title in the DICOM node system name filed on the EasyVision and restart auto-configuring.

9.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release 4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used DICOM : 4256 * 5172 14 * 17”

4256 * 4232 14 * 14”
4256 * 3300 11 * 14”
(Blue base and clear base) Grey 8 and Grey 12

STERLING
Contact 400
DICOM: MEGA3P32 : Released for installation.

Connectivity Release:
MEGACON OEM33064 : Released for installation.

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9.3. STERLING NS400 / LP400 (formerly DuPont)

9.3.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• Sbus/PCI, 952 ext. protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

9.3.2. Ordering Information

For an Sbus/PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

EasyVision NS400 LP400

Ordering information T.b.s.

9.3.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the configuration
both Philips and Sterling service engineers must be present.

9.3.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• Sbus/PCI
EasyVision R4.2: Sterling LP400

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9.3.3.2. Sterling

Configuration
CFG FILES
pixels = 4096
lines = 5120
x aspect = 32000
y aspect = 32000
bits per pixel = 8

pixel data type = 0

image orientation = 0
pixel resolution unit = 0
x size stored = 0
y size stored = 0
packing mode = 0
#
shared buffer size = 30720
shared buffer count = 35
shared buffer minimum count = 35
shared buffer prefetch count = 0
#
parity on = 1
parity even = 0
request timeout on = 1
software timeout = 90
image retry count = 1
header abort delay = 2
line abort delay = 1
lut file name = inactive

FUL FILES
f copies = no
f filmlayout = yes
f format = no

All other entrees are set to yes.

ALM FILES
Alarm resents per event = 1
X -Ignore Alarm = 1-19
N -Any Command Alarm = 10-19
G -Global Alarm = 20-120

HOST CONTROL CONFIGURATION

Possible eom characters
3 = ETX

D = CR
A = LF
0 = None

protocol type = NCC P831

eom character 1 = D
eom character 2 = 0
tty name = $scan1
stty baud = 1200
stty parity = 3
stty stop bits = 1
stty data bits = 8

interface type = RS422

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9.3.4. Functional Description

Three different film formats are supported by this imagers, of which only two may be present in the imager
simultaneously. From Sterling software version 2.8 onwards film size selection is possible.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

9.3.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
The border is too wide on a 14 * 17” film.

Cause
Incorrectly configured imager.

Remedy
Select SHORT HOSE in the keypad set-up menu of the NS400.

2. Symptom
No images printed and no error indication on the EasyVision.

Cause
The NS400 internal faults are translated to error 19, which does not give an error message to the
EasyVision, hence no indication is present for the user.

Remedy
Ask Sterling to configure the NS400 such that the internal messages are translated to error 71, which will
give a “Printer Error” on the EasyVision and more detailed information on the imager keypad.

9.3.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 4096 * 4980 14 * 17”

4096 * 3144 11 * 14”
3368 * 4092 8 * 10”
Grey 8

Sterling
NS400
Release < 2.8 : Released for installation. No possibility of media size
selection
Release 2.8 : Released for installation. With the possibility of media size
selection

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9.4. STERLING NS400 / LLI (formerly DuPont)

9.4.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• Sbus/PCI, P831 protocol (RS422, E, 1200, 8, 1)

9.4.2. Ordering Information

For a Sbus/PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

EasyVision NS400 LLI

Ordering information T.b.s.

9.4.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During the configuration
both Philips and Sterling service engineers must be present.

9.4.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• Sbus/PCI
EasyVision R4.X: Sterling LLI

9.4.3.2. Sterling

TBS

9.4.4. Functional Description

The Sterling imager has one dispenser.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

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9.4.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
Error messages from the imager (e.g., no film, supply magazine missing, etc) on the EasyVision.

Cause
During synchronous alarm handling, a problem occurred with the new software release 2.6.0 for the SID of
the NS400 network.

Remedy
Sterling must edit the configuration file to disable the sending of synchronous alarms (change 10 up to 18
from A to X).

9.4.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 3272 * 4096 14 * 17”

Grey 8

Sterling
LLI
Release 2.5.0a : Released for installation.

Release 2.6.0 : Released for installation.

9.5. STERLING HELIOS 1417 (formerly Polaroid)

9.5.1. Type of Connection

The connection possibilities are:

• Ethernet, HSTP protocol
• Sbus/PCI, 3M952 protocol

9.5.2. Ordering Information

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9.5.2.1. Sbus/PCI

For a Sbus/PCI (point to point) connection the following can be ordered:

EasyVision Helios

9.5.2.2. Network

EasyVision Network Helios 1417

The network connection is always present at the modality side. No special items have to be ordered.

9.5.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During configuration both
Philips and Polaroid service engineers must be present.

9.5.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of EasyVision refer to the release document.

Configuration parameters per release:
• Sbus/PCI
EasyVision R4.2 onwards: HeliosM952
• Network
EasyVision R4.2: Polaroid Helios

9.5.3.2. Sterling

t.b.s.

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9.5.4. Functional Description

The Sterling Helios1417 imager may have two dispensers in which one film size can be loaded by the user.
Film type (blue or clear base) is selectable by host control.

Keypad control
There is no manual keypad control possible.

9.5.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
Images printed directly from the MR or CT do not have the same appearance as images printed via the
EasyVision.

Cause
The MR and CT system do not have calibration possibilities and use the look up table in the printer. The
images printed via EasyVision are calibrated to the target curve. The two input channels of the printer use
the same look up table. Although the target curve for the EasyVision equals the look up table curve of the
printer input, there will still be a difference in density between the two channels.

Remedy
Calibrate the EasyVision with the default values instead of the measured and enter the minimum and
maximum density values in the EasyVision menu. The EasyVision is now calibrated linearly.
Both channels will now have the same density values.

9.5.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.2L1 : Released for installation.

Matrices used Sbus/PCI : 3616 * 4439 14 * 17”

Grey 8

Matrices used Networks : 4336 * 5324 14 * 17”

(blue and clear base) Grey 8 and Grey 12

Sterling
NS400
Release 2.8 : Released for installation. With the possibility of media
size selection

Sterling Helios 1417

Release V1.64 : Released for installation.

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9.6. Sterling inkjet 400 (Sij400) SBus/PCI

9.6.1. Type of Connection

The Sterling connection possibilities are:

• SBUS/PCI 3M952 protocol via Digital DPU

• Ethernet, DICOM protocol

9.6.2. Ordering Information

9.6.2.1. SBus/PCI

Ethernet Solid Inkjet

400 Printer

Postscript
Easyvision RAD 4.2
3M952 output Postscript

Digital DPU ver 2.8.2

9.6.3. Configuration

This section describes which parameters must be configured by the different parties. During configuration both
Philips and Polaroid service engineers must be present.

9.6.3.1. Philips

For the configuration procedure of EasyVision refer to the release document.

Configuration parameters per release:
• Sbus/PCI
EasyVision R4.2 onwards: Sterling SIJ400

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9.6.3.2. Sterling

iilinx Digital DPU configuration (M952) for Philips Easyvision RAD 4.2 level 2 printing on sij400

Linx software revision: 2.8.1 or 2.8.2

sij400 software: 7.72

Network configuration file (IP adresses given as example)

REMOTE_HOST_RECORD:
. ip_address ................................... = 12.168.2.10
host_alias..................................... = dpu
user_login .................................... = anonymous password
REMOTE_HOST_RECORD:
ip_address ................................... = 192.168.2.20
host_alias..................................... = sij400
user_login .................................... = anonymous password
#

Node configuration files:

Disks:

-DPU fixed scsi disk with adjustable image partition

Databases:

-image server database

NCC: (Network Control Channel)

-Keypad interface

-Philips Easyvision host control interface (m952)

*cfg file
#
# Possible eom_characters:
# 3 = ETX
# D = CR
# A = LF
# 0 = None
#
protocol_type = NCC_M952
eom_character_1 = D
eom_character_2 = 0
tty_name = $scan1
stty_baud = 1200
stty_parity = 3
stty_stop_bits = 1
stty_data_bits = 8

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* Full feature file

name = full
###############################################
# Feature File - 3M M952 (full feature)
# for Philips Easy Vision Workstation
#----------------------------------------------
# Entry codes:
# yes = controlled by Keypad
# no = controlled by Host
###############################################
f_channel_key = yes
f_study_name = yes
f_patient_key = yes
f_input_resource_key = yes
f_priority = yes
f_f_collate = yes
f_ss_resource_info = yes
f_f_image_text = yes
f_border_color = yes
f_border_sizes = yes
f_border_layout = yes
f_copies = no
f_film_type_dp = yes
f_film_size = no
f_film_layout = no
f_format = no
f_overlay = yes
f_menu_parameters = yes
f_dmin = yes
f_dmax = yes
f_brightness = yes
f_contrast = yes
f_density = yes
f_polarity = yes
f_lut_select = yes
f_trim_line_type = yes
f_f_rotation = no
f_filter_type_dp = yes
f_lut_filename = yes

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* Short feature file

name = short
###############################################
# Feature File - 3M M952 (short feature)
# for Philips Easy Vision Workstation
#----------------------------------------------
# Entry codes:
# yes = controlled by Keypad
# no = controlled by Host
###############################################
f_channel_key = yes
f_study_name = yes
f_patient_key = yes
f_input_resource_key = yes
f_priority = yes
f_f_collate = yes
f_ss_resource_info = yes
f_f_image_text = yes
f_border_color = yes
f_border_sizes = yes
f_border_layout = yes
f_copies = yes
f_film_type_dp = yes
f_film_size = yes
f_film_layout = yes
f_format = no
f_overlay = yes
f_menu_parameters = yes
f_dmin = yes
f_dmax = yes
f_brightness = yes
f_contrast = yes
f_density = yes
f_polarity = yes
f_lut_select = yes
f_trim_line_type = yes
f_f_rotation = yes
f_filter_type_dp = yes
f_lut_filename = yes

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* Alarm file:
#############################################################
# Alarm control file for 3M M952 Host-Control #
# via the Philips Easy View Workstation #
#############################################################
#
# The alarm_resends_per_event indicates how many times an alarm
# will be resent to the Host before the 'alarm event' is
# considered complete. The possible values are:
# 0 : do not resend (i.e. only send the alarm once)
# >0 : resend this number of times
# -1 : resend until actual alarm is detached
#
alarm_resends_per_event = 10
#
# The alarm_event_count indicates how many 'alarm events' will
# be generated for a given alarm. If more than one alarm event
# is specified, there will be a sleep time between events when
# the alarm will not be sent at all. The possible values are:
# 0 : no alarm events (i.e. alarms will never be sent)
# >0 : this many alarm events will occur
#Y5 -1 : continue alarm events until alarm is detached
#
alarm_event_count = 1

# The alarm_sleep_time indicates the number of seconds to 'sleep'

# between 'alarm events'. During this sleep time, the alarm will
# not be sent to the Host.
#
alarm_sleep_time = 180
#
# The global_alarm is sent to the Host to indicate that a
# more descriptive alarm message is present at the keypad
# (i.e. none of the alarm codes below adequately describes
# the error to the Host, and so the user should consult the
# LINX keypad for more information).
#
global_alarm = 71
#
#############################################################
#
# LINX Control Codes:
# -------------------
# P - Print alarm (send in response to 'print' command)
# N - Any-command alarm (send in response to any command,
# including 'print')
# A - Asynchronous alarm (send at any time; not necessarily in
# response to a command)
# G - Send global alarm (send the global alarm, as indicated)
# X - Ignore alarm (don't ever send the alarm to the host)
#
# M952 LINX
# Error Control
# Alarm Description Code Code
#----------------------------------- ----- -------
Ready 1 = X
Acquiring an Image 2 = X
Opening the Magazines 3 = X
Removing Film 4 = X
Moving Film to Exposure Area 5 = X
Exposing Film 6 = X
Closing Magazines 7 = X
Moving Film to Processor 8 = X
Not Assigned 9 = X
Supply Magazine Empty Detected 10 = N
Receive Magazine Full Detected 11 = N
Supply Magazine not Detected 12 = N
Receive Magazine not Detected 13 = N
Supply Drawer Open Detected 14 = N
Receive Drawer Open Detected 15 = N
Top Cover Open Detected 16 = N
Film Processor Not Ready Detected 17 = N
Docking Unit Not Ready Detected 18 = N
Not Assigned 19 = N
Film near Supply Magazine 20 = G

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Film near Supply Magazine 21 = G
Film in Center Machine 22 = G
Film in Center Machine 23 = G
Double Film Feed 24 = G
Film in Docking Unit 25 = G
Film in Docking Unit 26 = G
Film in Processor 27 = G
Film near Receive Magazine 28 = G
Receive Magazine did not open 29 = G
Supply Magazine did not close 30 = G
Supply Magazine did not open 31 = G
Setup Fail - No more definable zones 32 = G
Setup Fail - Aspect Ratio Error 33 = G
Setup Fail - current user can not DZO 34 = G
Setup Fail - images can not fit in zones 35 = G
Setup Fail - Insufficient Memory 36 = G
Setup Fail - Can not set partitions 37 = G
No Pass/Fail from IMS 38 = G
Setup Fail - Missing or bad Pixel Clock 39 = G
Push Lever Stop Sensor overtime 40 = G
Film Leading Edge Detector fail 41 = G
Film Trailing Edge Detector fail 42 = G
Beam Splitter Position fail 43 = G
Drum Motor not stabilized 44 = G
Polygon Motor not stabilized 45 = G
SOS not detected 46 = G
Data Ready from IMS not detected 47 = G
EOF from IMS not detected 48 = G
No response from IMS 49 = G
MCS received NAK over 3 times from IMS 50 = G
MCS transmitted NAK over 3 times to IMS 51 = G
IMS response not valid 52 = G
MCS Command not valid 53 = G
Setup Fail - Analog Intf not detected 54 = G
Setup Fail - SCP rcvd w/ images in mem 55 = G
Not Assigned 56 = G
Setup Fail IFT - invalid format 57 = G
Image Fail BMAG - bad magnification 58 = G
Image Fail BSET - bad setup for IMS 59 = G
Not Assigned 60 = G
Image Fail BCLR - bad clear (no image) 61 = G
Image Fail BVAL - bad value 62 = G
Image Fail BIM - bad image number 63 = G
Image Fail CDIG - bad cmd packet on intf 64 = G
Not Assigned 65 = G
Image Fail DIG - digital retries failed 66 = G
Image Fail DDIG - bad acquire data 67 = G
Image Fail TIME - acquistion timeout 68 = G
Not ready to print GEN - generic fail 69 = G
Not used 70 = G
Not ready to print BSET - bad setup 71 = N
IMS rejected cmd over 3 times 72 = G
IMS Status MRR - memory error 73 = G
IMS Status TERR - internal timing error 74 = G
IMS Status GEN - generic failure 75 = G
IMS did not rcv video params from MCS 76 = G
MCS transmitted NAK over 3 times to host 77 = G
MCS received NAK over 3 times from host 78 = G
Film Start Cam High Switch overtime 79 = G
Film Start Cam Middle Switch overtime 80 = G
Film Start Cam Low Switch overtime 81 = G
Rocker Cam Start Switch overtime 82 = G
Rocker Cam Stop Switch overtime 83 = G
Push Lever Home Switch overtime 84 = G
Y e Fail OVER - memory full 85 = G
IMS Image Directory is full 86 = G
IMS no EOT at end of Acquire 87 = G
No Vertical Sync detected by IMS 88 = G
IMS Vertical Sync problem 89 = G
IMS Vertical Sync problem 90 = G
IMS no EOF at end of Acquire 91 = G
MMU not detecting CTS from MCS 92 = G
MMU - bad or no responsed from MCS 93 = G
MMU - bad or no responsed from MCS 94 = G
MMU - bad or no responsed from MCS 95 = G

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© 1999 Philips Medical Systems
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Connectivity STERLING Imagers EasyVision RAD R4.X
MCS NOVRAM has a bad value 96 = G
Memory Controller timeout on Analog Aqu 97 = G
MCS rcvd cmd from undefined user 98 = G
Lockout user timeout in 30 seconds 99 = G
CPU Failure on PWA-B 101 = G
ROM Checksum Failure on PWA-B 102 = G
RAM Failure on PWA-B 103 = G
Timing Failure on PWA-B 104 = G
IMS System Controller PWA Failure 111 = G
IMS Memory Controller PWA Failure 112 = G
IMS Output Formatter PWA Failure 113 = G
IMS Mass Memory Failure 114 = G
IMS Analog Interface PWA Failure 115 = G
Password error access code 120 = G

IDC: (Image Data Channel)

- PSappsocket output: Solid ink jet 400

- Digital input Philips Easyvision

#--------------------------------------------------#
# Configuration file for Philips EZV digital input #
#--------------------------------------------------#
pixels = 3944
lines = 4792
x aspect = 32000
y aspect = 32000
bits per pixel = 8
pixel data type = 0
image orientation = 0
pixel resolution unit = 0
packing mode = 0
#
shared buffer size = 30720
shared buffer count = 35
shared buffer minimum count = 35
shared buffer prefetch count = 0
#
parity on = 1
parity even = 0
request timeout on = 0
software timeout = 90
image retry count = 0
header abort delay = 2
line abort delay = 6
lut filename = inactive

ICC: (Imager Control Channel)

-Solid inkjet 400 printer

Drivers :

-TCP/IP secondary network interface driver

# Server Mode Configuration: The remainder of the items in

# this file relate to server mode installation.
#
# TCP/IP Ethernet interface parameters:
#
Ethernet interface type (0:none) (1:SMC 80x3) (2:3com 3c507)= 1
local host IP address for Ethernet = 192.168.2.10
IP netmask for Ethernet = 255.255.255.0
#
# TCP/IP Token ring interface parameters:
#
Enable IP over Token Ring (0:no) (1:yes) = 0

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Linx Keypad setup

Film printing: (user 1)

User mode > Host control >Full

Image input> >Digital 1
Output edit >sij400

Film> Size >controlled by host

type >blue
Layout >controlled by host

Custom lookup table >Philips

Camera lookup table >not selectable (because custom lut selected)
contrast >not selectable (because custom lut selected)
Dmax >300
Dmin >0
Interpolation >bilinear
image polarity >positive
Border> size minimum
color black
text >off

Paper printing: (user 2)

User mode > Host control >short

Image input> >Digital 1
Output edit >sij400

Film> Size >A4

type >Paper
Layout >Portrait

Custom lookup table >Philips

NOTE
If the customer wants to print on paper, the user paper prints must be selected (see section Paper
printing: (user 2)) and the size 8x12 has to be selected on the Easyvision for size A4 printing. (for Letter
size printing the size 8x11 must be selected)

9.7. Sterling inkjet 400 (Sij400) - DICOM – Ethernet

9.7.1. Type of Connection

The Sterling connection possibilities are:

• Ethernet, DICOM protocol

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9.7.2. Ordering Information

For a DICOM connection the following can be ordered

E
E T
T H
Solid Inkjet
H E 400 Printer
E R
R N
Easyvision RAD 4.2 N E
E le0 T
hme0
T
DPS ver 1.3s
Postscript

DICOM print output DICOM

9.7.3. Configuration

9.7.3.1. Philips
For the configuration procedure of the EasyVision refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
§ Ethernet DICOM
EasyVision R4.X: Sterling SIJ400 DICOM

9.7.3.2. Sterling, DICOM – Ethernet

Network configuration file (IP adresses given as example)

/etc/hosts file

127.0.0.0 localhost
130.143.177.6 HPS400P loghost
130.143.180.9 evrad
#
192.168.2.2 HPS400P-le0
192.168.2.20 sij400

Channels and printer configuration:

Channels:
called AE Calling AE Printer Preference [Policy]
sij400 sij400 122 [minimal]
Printer type address
sij400 sij400 192.168.2.20

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Preferences:

The preference choice is controlled be the Easyvision. A special custom curve for easyvision has to be
entered in the DPS. This preference must be called 038 because the easyvison is configured to ask for
this preference. If, for any reason, the preference 038 was not entered in the DPS, then the DPS would
use the preference 122 which has been selected as default in the DPS sij400 channel (see section 2).
This preference 122 is the LUT soc variable contrast 11 which is a good alternative for the Easyvision.

Dicom Policy :

The minimal Dicom policy must be set as below in the DPS :

density= warning
film-size-ID= unrestricted
media-type= unrestricted
interpolation=silent (to avoid problem in case EV does not send magnification info)
bilinear-substitute=
true-size=error
aspect-ratio=silent
priority=silent
mem-allocation=silent

Reminder of the Philips Dicom host configuration

Image format STANDARD\1,1

film orientation: portrait
film destination: processor
trim: no
configuration CS038
magnification: NONE
max density: 300

9.7.4. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring
and/or operating this installation.
1. Symptom
configured as a DICOM printer the SIJ400 will be operated with a DICOM print server (Sun Sparc4). If
this DICOM print server has been switched off this will be clearly indicated on the EasyVision.
If just the printer has been switched off the images will be intermediately stored on the DICOM print
server until the printer becomes operational again.
Cause

Remedy
.

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10. Connectivity Postscript Imagers

Contents
10.1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................. 180
10.2. POSTSCRIPT PRINTING ................................................................................................................... 180
10.2.1. Type of Connection...................................................................................................................... 180
10.2.2. Ordering Information .................................................................................................................... 180
10.2.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 180
10.2.4. Functional Description ................................................................................................................. 180
10.2.5. Service Notes............................................................................................................................... 180
10.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ..................................................................................................... 181

Imager EV RAD R4 (01.0) 179

10.1. INTRODUCTION
This section describes various aspects of the connection / interfacing of a Philips EasyVision RAD to printers
connected to the parallel port and file printing. For the installation and configuration procedures refer to the
corresponding service and release manuals. This document contains information for service engineers (Philips)
to verify if the set-up is identical to that tested and released by the PMG.

10.2. Postscript printing

10.2.1. Type of Connection

The postscript printer is connected to the parallel port of the EasyVision RAD. The maximum cable length is 3
meters.

10.2.2. Ordering Information

N.A.

10.2.3. Configuration
This section describes which parameters must be configured.

For the configuration procedure of EasyVision RAD refer to the release document.
Configuration parameters per release:
• File
EasyVision RAD R4.X.: Paper print A4 or Letter

10.2.4. Functional Description

The EasyVision RAD is able to print images in TIFF or Jpeg format. Different sizes (including screen) and color
or grey can be configured.

10.2.5. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring and/or
operating this installation.

1. Symptom
The LaserJet 4 sometimes outputs only white sheets of paper, one after the other, and stops only after the
EVRad has been rebooted and the printer has been switched off/on.
Cause
The system controls the HP laserjet printer with Unix print commands. If a laserjet printer has been
switched off the Unix system doesn’t detect this status with the command lpstat.
Remedy
None.
2. Symptom
A HP Laserjet prints numerous almost blanc pages.
Cause
The printer must have been switched OFF and ON while receiving image data.
Remedy
None. Breaks such as switching power OFF/ON or diconnecting the data line while image data are being
transmitted cannot be recovered by the Centronics interface using PCL protocol or postscript protocol.

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10.2.6. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to watch
out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release R4.X. : Released for installation.

Matrices used : 2400 * 2890 A4

24000 * 2890 Letter
Grey 8 or RGB_PI

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11. Connectivity SONY Imagers

Contents

11. CONNECTIVITY SONY IMAGERS .................................................................................................... 183

11.1. SONY UP-D70XR ........................................................................................................................ 185
11.2. Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 185
11.3. Configuration................................................................................................................................ 185
11.3.1. Configuration parameters......................................................................................................... 185
11.3.2. Service Notes ........................................................................................................................... 186
11.3.3. Tested Releases & Film Sizes ................................................................................................. 187

Imager EV RAD R4 (01.0) 183

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11.1. SONY UP-D70XR

11.2. Introduction
The Sony UP-D70XR digital color printer reproduces computer images on A4-size and Letter-size transparent
film and print paper.

11.3. Configuration

Physical configurations

SUN SS-5 / ULTRA Peripheral-4

SONY UP-D70XR
SCSI
SCSI N/N SCSI Booster
0.5 m 0.5 m

SUN ULTRA Peripheral-4

SONY
SCSI SCSI
W/W W/N SCSI Booster
0.5 m 1.2 m 0.5 m

SUN Ultra Peripheral-4

SONY UP-D70XR
SCSI SCSI
W/W W/N
0.5 m 2m

11.3.1. Configuration parameters

General Remarks
Model SONY UP-D70XR
printer software version 1.00D display on power ON
Type of connection EasyVision RAD – SONY UP-D70XR: SCSI parallel
SCSI cable (2m) Ultra 5/10/60: VHDCI (68) ßà Mini 50 SCSI-2 :SONY SCSI cable shielded
or printer
SCSI Booster For SCSI booster parts and cables to order refer to section
EasyVision RAD 4.X connectivity chapter: SCSI connection.
image memory 30MB standard
SCSI Device type <2> default <3>
SCSI-ID 4 (refer to figure: DIP switch settings) Dip switches rear
Internal terminator ON Dip switch rear

Philips
EasyVision RAD EasyVision RAD rel. 4.2 L2
select interf. type SCSI
select Printer type SONY UP-D70XR
enter Printer name Sony

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11.3.1.1. Setting the DIP Switch

Terminator
SCSI ID

ON 4 2 1

Internal Terminator = ON
SCSI ID = 4

OFF 0 0 0

The DIP switches in the figure above display the Philips EasyVision RAD settings

11.3.1.2. Setting the Device Type

The SONY UP-D70XR SCSI printer has to be set to

SCSI Device Type < 2 >

(refer to the manual ‘Instructions For Use’, chapter ‘Setting the SCSI Device Type’)

11.3.1.3. Adjusting the Print Quality parameters

On the Sony printer the following parameters have to be set :

• Color Adjust:
Red 0
Green 0
Blue 0
• Dark 0
• Light -32
• Sharpness 1 <Low>
• Gamma 0
• Lumination 1 Glossy
• Gray Adjust No = 0
• Gamma Adjust <CG> Photo
• Margin Print Margin <ON> 00

(refer to the SONY UP-D70XR instruction manual)

11.3.2. Service Notes

This section provides information on solving problems that may be encountered when configuring
and/or operating this installation.

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11.3.3. Tested Releases & Film Sizes

This section provides a history of all software releases relevant to this interface, together with points to
watch out for when using a particular release.

Philips
EasyVision RAD
Release 4.2V2L2 : Released for installation.

Matrices used

Sony

UP- ver. 1.00 D Released for installation.

D70XR Note:
on paper referring quality only; not for
diagnosis;
on film has to be thoroughly tested

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