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Revision History

ECO # Revision Date Comments

H3002508 A July 2009 New Release
T-001121 B Dec 2010 E/BOM Additions
Added IP configuration on page 14
E-010663 C January 2011 Added Add Router to Solve Conflicting IP Address on page 15
Modified Configuration Procedures on Application Software on page 18
E-040200 D April 2014 Added Configuring QRSCP (for systems with V1.1.4 and higher)

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While you may have previously installed or serviced equipment similar to that described in this manual, changes in design, manufacture or procedure may have occurred
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WARNING In addition to the warnings listed above, follow all safety guidelines as described in
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Installation and Environment
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section 7, as revised. Perform a survey after every change in equipment, workload, or operating conditions which might significantly increase the probability of persons
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Only properly trained and qualified personnel should be permitted access to any internal parts. Live electrical terminals are deadly; be sure line disconnects are opened and
other appropriate precautions are taken before opening access doors, removing enclosure panels, or attaching accessories.
Do not under any circumstances remove the flexible high tension cables from the x-ray tube housing or high tension generator and/or the access covers from the generator
until the main and auxiliary power supplies have been disconnected. Failure to comply with the above may result in serious or fatal bodily injuries to the operator or those
in the area.
Prior to any service and maintenance activities inside components:
Switch off the system at the main power supply, and the uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
Make sure that no other person can switch on power or switch off any safety measures, when installation, maintenance or service work on the system is performed.
Always use an ESD protection wrist strap when servicing any component in the system.

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must always be taken to avoid exposure to the useful beam, as well as to leakage radiation from within the source housing or to scattered radiation resulting from the
passage of radiation through matter.
Those authorized to operate, participate in or supervise the operation of the equipment must be thoroughly familiar and comply completely with the current established
safe exposure factors and procedures described in publications, such as: Subchapter J of Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations, “Diagnostic X-ray Systems and Their
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equipment Design and Use”.
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injuries to the operator or those in the area.
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Contents
Network Installation and Configuration ............................................................................................................. 8
Overview ......................................................................................................................................................................................8
Network Configuration..................................................................................................................................................................9
Network Configuration Terminology...........................................................................................................................................10
System Name Setting ................................................................................................................................................................13
Configuring the TCP/IP ..............................................................................................................................................................14
IP configuration.....................................................................................................................................................................14
Add Router to Solve Conflicting IP Address .........................................................................................................................15
Setup Network Configuration................................................................................................................................................16
Configuration Procedures on Application Software....................................................................................................................18
Local Setting .........................................................................................................................................................................19
Configuring QRSCP (for systems with V1.1.4 and higher) ...................................................................................................20
RIS Setting............................................................................................................................................................................26
Printer Setting .......................................................................................................................................................................27
EBW Setting .........................................................................................................................................................................28
PACS Setting........................................................................................................................................................................29
Data Source Function ................................................................................................................................................................30
Basic Network Testing ..........................................................................................................................................................30
Images Transfer Test .................................................................................................................................................................32
Transfer Images to Local Devices ........................................................................................................................................32
Transfer Images to Remote Devices ....................................................................................................................................32
Send Images to Printer .........................................................................................................................................................32

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Network Installation and Configuration

Overview
The MX 16-slice CT Scanner system is fully compliant with DICOM 3.0 standard and enables comprehensive
connectivity to Philips Scanners.
System communication with other stations is based on the DICOM 3.0 standard. This enables the system to
communicate with any DICOM-3 compliant products (including other vendors’ scanners, workstations and hardcopy
units). The system can send/retrieve images to/from other stations and other stations can retrieve/send images from/to
the system. The system can function both as a server and as a client. Images are transferred in the DICOM-3 protocol,
based on TCP/IP as a transport layer and on Ethernet as a data-link layer.
The communication is made through an Ethernet network meeting IEEE 802.3 specifications. The supported media
type is 10/100/1000BaseT.

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Network Configuration
This chapter explains how to customize the network configuration of the system Host computer for site-specific
requirements.
In Network Configuration you define all the devices and systems that are connected to the system Host computer:
• Devices connected directly to the system (such as Local Folders, DVD Drive)
• Systems connected via the Ethernet network to the system (such as PACS/RIS, CT scanners, DICOM compatible
devices, etc.).
Perform Network Configuration by opening dialog boxes and entering the parameters that correspond to your system’s
Host computer configuration.
This manual includes the following topics:
• Network Configuration Terminology on page 10
• System Name Setting on page 13
• Configuring the TCP/IP on page 14
• Configuration Procedures on Application Software on page 18
• Data Source Function on page 30
• Images Transfer Test on page 32
NOTES • When connecting the system to the network, also configure all other systems on the network so that they
recognize the system Host computer. For configuration instructions refer to the documentation
accompanying these devices.
• When connecting the system to another DICOM compatible station (scanner/printer), the Internet Address
(IP), AE Title, and port number of the Host computer must be provided.
• MX 16-slice default port number is 104.

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Network Configuration Terminology

This section includes definitions of terminology relating to Network Configuration.

DICOM
Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine. A standard defining image format and communication protocol
between medical imaging stations

Network Connection
The system can be connected to CT scanners, and DICOM-3 compliant scanners, workstations, printers and laser
imagers through an Ethernet network.

Internet Address (IP)

All devices on the network have a unique Internet Address.
The format of the Internet Address is x. y. z. and w where x, y, z, and w are integers between 0 to 255 (e.g. 192.1.1.1).
These 4 integers are divided into 2 fields:
• The first (left-most) field is called the network address and should be identical for all the nodes in the network
(unless routing is used).
• The second field is the node address and must be unique for each node in the network.
The format of the network and node addresses is determined by the following rule:
a. If x is between 0-127, the network is called a “Class A” network.
In this case, the network address consists only of x, and the node address consists of y.z.w.
b. If x is between 128-191, the network is called a “Class B” network.
In this case, the network address is x.y, and the node address is z.w.
c. If x is between 192-255, the network is called a “Class C” network. In this case, the network address is x.y.z, and
the node address is w.

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Netmask
A custom netmask can be defined (a logical grouping of the systems in the network). However, the default netmask
should be used unless the network administrator at the site assigns a custom netmask.

Port
The port is an endpoint on the node for a specific application. For example:
• Default http port: 80
• Default DICOM port: 104

Node
Each DICOM-3 compliant station in the network (Ethernet) is considered a node for Network Configuration purposes.
The nodes fall into four categories:
• Other DICOM-3 compliant scanners, workstations etc.
• PACS
• RIS
• Printer

Device
Each node can include one or more devices. A device can be used to:
• Import data: for example, a scanner which produces images
• Store and handle the data: for example, the local disk which stores images in PACS storage
• Export data: for example, an export device which is used to export film images.
There are three device categories:
• Local hardware: CD/CDR/DVD RW
• DICOM item storage/Query
• Local Folder

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AE Title
Each device has a unique logical address in DICOM communication. This logical address is called AE Title

RIS
A Radiology Information System (RIS) is a computerized database used by radiology departments to store,
manipulate, and distribute patient radiological data and imagery. The system generally consists of patient tracking and
scheduling, result reporting, and image tracking capabilities. RIS complements HIS (Hospital Information Systems) and
is critical for an efficient radiology workflow practice.

MPPS
The DICOM Modality Performed Procedure Step (MPPS) service is used for sending all study information and x-ray
parameters, such as acquisition information, patient details, and image information, to the HIS/RIS server upon
completion of the examination.

AR Timeout
Association Request time-out in seconds used in DICOM Communication. The default is 10 sec.

DIMSE Timeout
DICOM Message Service Element, time-out (in seconds) is used in the DICOM images transferring. The default is
30sec.

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System Name Setting

The Windows XP computer name for network identification must be workstation-specific. To avoid conflicts, change the
Windows XP computer name as follows:
1. On the Desktop, right-click on My Computer and select Properties.
2. In the System Properties dialog box, select the Computer Name tab.
3. Click Change.
4. In Computer Name, type the site-specific name for the workstation.
NOTE The Computer Name can be defined by the hospital network Administrator.
5. Click OK to confirm the change and then click OK to close the Network dialog box.
6. A window opens telling you to restart the computer for the new settings to take effect. Click NO to restart the
computer later.

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Configuring the TCP/IP

You must receive the Hospital LAN IP settings: IP address, NetMask, and Gateway, from the hospital IT Administrator.
The IP address consists of 4 fields (for example 192.168.54.100). The first three fields are the IP network address, the
fourth field is the node address of the workstation.

IP configuration
The MX 16-slice already has 6 fixed IP address for communications between the Gantry and Host Computer (see
Table 1). These addresses may not be modified. If the IP address is already used, ask the hospital IT Administrator to
change the IP of the conflicting devices or refer to Add Router to Solve Conflicting IP Address on page 15.
Table 1:

Part Ethernet IP Address CAN ID

Stator Control Board 192.168.60.101 2

GPC (Rotor Control Board) 192.168.60.100 5

Patient Table 192.168.60.104 3

Front Left Panel 192.168.60.102 0

Front Right Panel 192.168.60.103 1

Console PC 192.168.60.10 N/A

CTBOX N/A 2

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Add Router to Solve Conflicting IP Address

Figure 1 shows how the Router solves an IP address conflict.
NOTE The IP values in Figure 1 are for explanation and will be different for your hospital LAN.
Connect a router and configure the IPs according to the values supplied by the hospital IT Administrator (see Figure 1).

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Figure 1: Solve IP Collision by Adding a Router

1. On the Host PC, click Start > Run.
2. In the Run text box type cmd.
3. In the cmd text box type route add -p 192.168.20.100 mask 255.255.255.255 192.168.30.1.
NOTE The -p means the router path is persistent when Windows XP restarts.
4. Click OK.
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Setup Network Configuration

Set up the network configuration as follows:

1. Ask the hospital IT Administrator for the following

hospital LAN values that will be assigned to the MX
16-slice Host Computer:
• Computer’s IP address
• Subnet Mask
• Default Gateway (if necessary)
2. On the Host computer right-click My Network
Places on desktop, and select Properties.
3. There are two LAN icons in the Network
Connections:
• Gantry Figure 2:
• Hospital LAN.
4. Right-click Hospital LAN, and select Properties.

Figure 3:

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5. Highlight the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and click

Properties.
6. Click Use the following IP address, type the
correct values in the appropriate fields:
• Computer’s IP address
• Subnet Mask
• Default Gateway (if necessary)
7. To add another gateway, click Advanced. under the
Default Gateway Table, click ADD and type the
desired gateway number. Use the same procedure
to add more default gateway.
8. Click OK twice and then Close for changes to take
effect.
9. Restart the Host Computer to enable the changes.

Figure 4:

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Configuration Procedures on Application Software

1. Launch the application software, and log On as

philips_service (IST key is required).
2. Click Other > Service > Advanced > System
Setting.

This sections includes the configuration procedures for

the following:
• Local Setting on page 19
• RIS Setting on page 26
• Printer Setting on page 27
• EBW Setting on page 28
• PACS Setting on page 29

Figure 5:

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Local Setting
This feature connects MX 16-slice CT scanner to the SCP server for the images storage service.
NOTE Starting from V1.1.4, MX16 supports QRSCP configuration. These devices are not supported in V1.1.3 and
earlier.

1. Ask the hospital IT Administrator for the local

settings: Local AE, Storage Port, and Commit Port.
2. Click Local Setting.
3. Type in the values provided by the Hospital IT
Administrator.
4. Click Start.

Figure 6: Local Setting

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Configuring QRSCP (for systems with V1.1.4 and higher)

1. Log on the APP SW as “Philips_service” or “olevel_service”.
2. Navigate to ServiceAdvancedSystem SettingLAN ConfigLocal Setting:

Figure 7:

QR SCP Settings
• QR SCP Port: The port used by MX16 Host PC for QR SCP service.
• Move Destination Title: AE Title of the remote device that is allowed to receive the DICOM images sent out
from QR SCP (MX16 Host PC).
• Move Destination IP Address: IP address of the remote device that is allowed to receive the DICOM images
sent out from QR SCP (MX16 Host PC).

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• Move Destination Port: Connection port number of the remote device that is allowed to receive the DICOM
images sent out from QR SCP (MX16 Host PC).
NOTE Only those in the QR SCP service list are allowed to “pull” or “receive” DICOM images from QR SCP (MX16
Host PC).
3. Click Add. The grayed out QR SCP Settings become available for input. Fill in the necessary information.
4. Click Apply.

Figure 8:

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5. The information that is entered is displayed in the list box.

Figure 9:
6. Click Start to start the QR SCP service.

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NOTE The button text will change to Stop.

Figure 10:
7. To stop the QR SCP service manually, click Stop.

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NOTE The button toggles to Start.

8. To add another device to the QR SCP service list, repeat the above steps to add another new device:

Figure 11:

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9. To delete a device from the list, highlight the device and click Delete. The highlighted device is removed from the
list.

Figure 12:
10. To start the services, log off the application. The Caution below appears. Click OK to restart the application and
enable the new configurations.

Figure 13:

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RIS Setting
NOTE RIS Settings include the Worklist and MPPS settings. Ask the Hospital IT Administrator for these setting before
starting the procedure.

!
CAUTION If the CT Scanner system is not connected to HIS/RIS, the MPPS may result in slowing the
connection speed.

1. Check the Enable Worklist option.

2. Type in the values for the Worklist AE, Port and worklist
Worklist IP, default showing, and Max Patient Count.
3. Click Test to test the network connection.
4. Check the Enable MPPS function.
5. Type in the values for the MPPS AE, MPPS Port,
and MPPS IP.
6. Click Test to test the network connection.
NOTES The local AE can be changed in the local
setting page. The worklist is a software
option.
• Check if the worklist option is enabled
during the worklist option.
MPPS

Figure 14: RIS Setting

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Printer Setting

This function is used to set the Host to Printer

connection.
1. Ask the Hospital IT Administrator for the Printer LAN
properties.
2. Click Add to add the Printer properties (Figure 15).
3. Enter the properties of the Printer and click OK
(Figure 16).
NOTE If you want to use the same printer but
different printer size configuration, add the
printer again with the specified Size
(Figure 16).

Figure 15: Printer Status

4. Click Test to test the connection (Figure 15).
• If the test results are OK, click Apply.
• If the test results are not OK, check the network
configuration settings.

Figure 16: Add New Printer

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EBW Setting
With EBW Setting, set the EBW parameters.

1. Get the properties from the Net work Administration

of Hospital. Enter the parameters, then click OK.
2. Click Test to test the network connection, if not OK,
please check the parameters or network
configuration.

Figure 17: EBW Setting

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PACS Setting
PACS setting is used to setup PACS server parameters.

1. Click Add to add Server.

Figure 18: PACS Setting

2. Get the properties from the Network Administrator of
Hospital. Enter the parameters, then click OK.

Figure 19: PACS Setting

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Data Source Function

The Data Source function enables the user to export images in DICOM format from the Application Software. Images
can be exported to a Removable Disk, DVD, CD or to a DICOM Station (a station that accepts the DICOM format).
To create a Data Source device on the Application Software:

Basic Network Testing

The testing procedure is based on the Ping utility, this utility sends packets for the tested computer to another computer
that is connected to the same network. The other computer returns every packet it receives to the sender of the packet.
In this test, the packets are sent from and returned to the Host Computer.
The Ping utility also displays every returned packet, thus enabling the user to see if the network connection OK.

Testing
1. Log On the application software as philips_service.
2. Open a cmd window.
3. Type: Ping IP-address-of- the -other -host, and press Enter.
NOTE For instance, if the IP address of the other Host is 192.168.54.203, type: Ping 192.168.54.203
4. If everything is OK, the following appears in the cmd window:
Pinging 192.168.54.203 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 192.168.54.203: bytes=32, time=3ms,TTL=64
Reply from 192.168.54.203: bytes=32, time=3ms,TTL=64
Reply from 192.168.54.203: bytes=32, time=3ms,TTL=64
Reply from 192.168.54.203: bytes=32, time=3ms,TTL=64
NOTE The IP address 192.168.54.203 above is only for example.
5. If a fault is detected the following appears:
Pinging 192.168.54.203 with 32 bytes of data:
Request timed out
Request timed out

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Request timed out

Request timed out
6. If this is the case look for a network problem:
• Ethernet cable not properly connected to the transceiver of the system or the switch.
• Ethernet cable is damaged.
• IP address of the MX 16-slice CT scanner Host Computer or of the other computer not set properly.
• The Router and Mask address of the system or the other computer are not set properly.
• TCP/IP software not properly installed on the other computer or the Host computer.
7. If there is a problem with the way TCP/IP is installed or configured, use the following procedure to help diagnose
the problem.

a. Use the ipconfig command to verify that the TCP/IP

configuration has been initialized.
b. Use the ping command with the loopback address
(ping 192.168.60.10) to verify that TCP/IP is
installed and loaded correctly.
c. Use the ping command with the IP address of the
computer to verify that it was added correctly, and to
check for possible duplicate IP addresses.
d. Use the ping command with the IP address of the
default gateway to verify that the default gateway is
running, and that the computer can communicate
with the local network.
e. Use the ping command with the IP address of a
remote host to verify that the computer can
communicate through a router. Figure 20: Network Test

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Images Transfer Test

Transfer Images to Local Devices

!
WARNING It is not recommended to use a Removable Disk as a Local Device. Use of
unauthorized devices may result in loss of patient data or a virus on the Host
computer. Refer to the InCenter newsletter CT3241-21 Restriction Policy for
Connection of Non-approved External Devices.

Transfer Images to Remote Devices

Send Images to Printer

1. In Home interface, select a patient from the patient list.

2. Click Film to send the images to Print.

3. Switch to the Print interface, adjust the images WW and WL, and click Print.
4. Check whether the images were printed. If not, check the configuration of the printer.

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