Selections In Dimaq-Ip; Lcd Dimaq-Ip; Study Screen Dimaq-Ip - Siemens SONOLINE G50 Instructions For Use Manual

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Selections in DIMAQ-IP

LCD DIMAQ-IP

For software versions below 2.0:
When the Study screen, Image screen, or Report screen is active, the LCD
displays the following selection:
LCD Selection
Live Screen

Study Screen DIMAQ-IP

In the upper half of the Study screen, the system displays all studies that are
saved on the currently selected disk in the Disk section of the screen. The
columns displayed in the upper half of the screen include Patient Name,
Patient ID, Date/Time, Images, Archived, MBytes, and Clips.
For software versions 1.5 and higher: On the upper left of the Study screen,
the system indicates the number of studies displayed (and the total number
of studies).
On the upper right of the Study screen, the system displays the utilized
capacity and the total capacity of the selected disk (HD or CD).
For software versions 1.3 or higher: You can select multiple studies for
export, import, or deletion.
If the DICOM option is installed on the ultrasound system, then additional
selections display on this screen.
For software versions 2.0 and higher:
At the top of the Study screen, the system indicates the file size of the
selected studies (when multiple studies are selected), the number of
studies displayed, and the total number of studies.
In the CD section of the Study screen, the system indicates system
recognition of the inserted CD (for example: Ready) and indicates the used
space on the CD. If CD is selected in the Disk section of the Study screen,
then the system also displays a Summary sub-section (within the CD
section) indicating the number of TIFF-formatted and DICOM-formatted
images on the CD.
Use the system presets to indicate the status of network connection in the
Network section of the Study screen.
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Description
Exits DIMAQ-IP and the Review function; redisplays the
real-time imaging screen.
System Reference
Disk Utility
DICOM selections
F4
DIMAQ Utility
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