ADC COMPACT

AUTOPROCESSING
SOFTWARE
USER MANUAL
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

SWITCHING THE PROCESSING STATION ON AND

GETTING THE SYSTEM MAIN SCREEN

Switching the processing station on 1

Switching the processing station off 3

THE SYSTEM MAIN SCREEN

Selecting and de-selecting images 6

Selecting by criteria 6
Sorting images 7
Printing a selected image 8
Sending images to review stations 11
Archiving images 13
Monitoring the status of the processing station 14
Managing messages 14
Locking Screen 17

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 SYSTEM MONITORING

Disk management 18
Input queue management 19
Output queue management 21
Setup 23
Queues 27
Devices 28

TROUBLESHOOTING

Automatic anticipation 29
General procedures in case of malfunctions 29

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PROCESSING STATION 33

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS - MONITORS 35

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 Switching the processing station on and
getting the system main screen

Normally, the processing station may be left on day and night. The
processing station is equipped with a screen saver to prevent the screen from
burning in when it is not used for a long period of time. However, if you need
to move the processing station to a different location or if it has to be
disconnected from the mains, proceed as follows when switching the
processing station on or off.

Switching the processing station on

Proceed as follows to switch the processing station on.

1 Put the main switch in the ON position. The main switch is located on the
back of the processing station close to the power supply cable.

The processing station performs its initialization procedure and asks your
login name.

Welcome to Host Name

Please enter your user name

MIMOSA

OK Start Over Options Help

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 2 Type your user name and press [ENTER] or click the OK button.

The processing station asks your password.

Welcome MIMOSA
Common Desktop Environment

Please enter your password

OK Start Over Options Help

3 Type your password and press [ENTER] or click the OK button.

The processing station automatically loads the application software and

displays the system main screen.

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 Switching the processing station off

Caution Never switch the processing station off while the application is running.

If you want to switch off the processing station, always proceed as follows:

1 Click ‘Controller’ in the system main screen.

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 2 Click ‘Stop user interface’.

The processing station displays the Log-out menu.

3 Click the Power Off button for a complete shut-down of the processing
station.

If you click the Log-out button, the system returns to the Log-in prompt.

4 Click the OK button to proceed.

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 The System Main screen

The ADC Compact Autoprocessing Software performs a multitude of tasks,

like the automatic processing of the incoming raw ADC Compact images,
collimation border detection, automatic Window/Level setting, sensitometry
mapping and numerous background and system control operations. For a
more detailed description we refer to the ADC Compact System Overview
manual, Application aspects, page 14 and following.

In addition to an alphanumeric list of images, the system main screen

provides more general information about the processing station, which can be
accessed through the buttons on the topmost toolbar. This information relates
to Disk management, Waste bin management, Input and Output Queue
management, Setup, User Menu management, Queues and Devices.

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 The images displayed on the alphanumeric image list are selected by default
in accordance with the selection criteria that have been configured in the
Setup module of the system main screen. In the example screen above, the
preconfigured selection criteria are ‘Patient name’, ‘Identification date’,
‘Examination’ and the ‘Sent’ feature.

Selecting and de-selecting images

To perform an operation on an image such as printing, sending or archiving

an image, you first have to select it.

You can select an image by just clicking on it. A selected image appears on a
white background.

You can deselect an image by clicking it again, or you can click ‘Deselect’ to
de-select the currently selected image.

Selecting by criteria

You can also use selection criteria. The following criteria are available:

■ by identification date
■ by patient ID
■ by patient name
■ by patient last name
■ by radiologist
■ by examination type
■ by examination subtype
■ by RIS ID
■ by Digitizer ID
■ by User Info (i.e. four user configurable data fields).

You can configure four criteria from this list. For an explanation on how to
configure the selection criteria, we refer to the section ‘Setup’ on page 23.
Each of the selected criteria has a matching button in the upper left corner of
the screen.

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 When no selection is entered, all images appear on the screen (on several
successive pages).

Example: If you click ‘Patient name’ then select a given patient from the
menu, the screen will display images of this patient only. You can also
combine selection criteria: e.g. you may want to select the images of one
examination type from a given date. The images that appear on the screen all
fulfil those four conditions. If a button is marked with an asterisk ‘*’ it means
that this selection criterion is inactive.

Sorting images

The default sort algorithm puts the most recently identified images at the
head of the list. However, you can change this order by clicking the ‘Sort on:’
button.

You have 8 possibilities to sort on:

■ identification date

■ patient name

■ radiologist

■ examination

■ patient ID

■ RIS ID

■ Digitizer ID

■ User Info (i.e. four user configurable data fields).

You can also use the ‘Sort on:’ button in combination with the selection
criteria mentioned in the previous sub-section.

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 Printing a selected image

To print an image, proceed as follows:

1 Select the image you want to print.

2 Click ‘Print’.

The processing station returns the print menu:

3 Click a button from the top row to select the size of film you want to print onto.

Depending on the configuration of the printer destination and the printer, you
have the choice between 3 sizes:

■ 8 x 10 inch

■ 11 x 14 inch

■ 14 x 17 inch

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 The button of the film size and layout as selected by the ADC Compact ID
Software is pressed automatically by default. The printer destination as
configured in the ID Station determines which size buttons can be selected.
The Scopix laser printers print on all three sizes, Drystar 2000 only on 8 x 10
inch film size and the Drystar 3000 printer on 11 x 14 inch and 14 x 17 inch.
As a result only the size selection buttons that are relevant are selectable. In
the illustration below, for example, only the 8 x 10 “ film size button can be
activated, as the printer destination was initially configured to the Drystar
2000 (Di 2000) printer.

4 Click a button from the next row to select the basic orientation of the image or
image boxes.

You can choose between:

■ the portrait format

or

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 ■ the landscape format

5 The next set of buttons determines which part of the actual film surface is
used when a 1 on 1 reproduction needs to be printed.

You can choose either of the following two options:

■ Full size, i.e. the full film surface is printed on (while preserving the aspect
ratio)

or
■ True size, i.e. any cassette size is printed “true size” (=100%) on all film sizes
(See standard film division table on pages 22 and following of the ADC
Compact System Overview Manual). In a number of cases, for example,
when a 35 x 45 cm cassette size is printed on a 8 x 10 inch film size, parts of
the image will be clipped at all sides of the image.

6 In case you wish to assign the image to be printed the highest priority in the
printing queue, click the Emergency button.

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 7 Select Printer

8 Click ‘Print’.

Or click ‘Cancel’ if you decide not to print the selected image(s).

Sending images to review stations

The IMPAX product line provides gateways, transmit, archive and review
stations (DICOM STORE = optional) and hard copy printing (DICOM PRINT =
standard)for digital imaging. The processing station features an interface
software module to integrate ADC Compact and IMPAX. You can interactively
send 8 or 12-bit images to IMPAX modules using the DICOM protocol. 8-bit
images already have a Look-up Table, whereas 12-bit images are
MUSICA-processed with separate Look-up Table. To allow for fully-fledged
CR functionality also private elements have been defined. Refer to the
DICOM Conformance Statement. For more information on the IMPAX product
line, consult your local Agfa sales organisation.

Only images that have been given a default destination on the ADC Compact
ID Station can be sent to an IMPAX review station.

If you want to send (re-send) a processed image to an IMPAX review station,

proceed as follows:

1 Select the image that you want to send to the review station.

The ‘Send’ button becomes active.

Note You can select an image by just clicking on it. A selected image appears on a
white background.

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 The following picture shows the system main screen with one image
selected.

Note You can deselect an image by clicking on it again, or you can click ‘Deselect’
to deselect the currently selected image.

2 Click ‘Send’.

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 Archiving images

Only images that have been assigned a default destination on the ADC
Compact ID Station can be archived to an Impax archive station.

If you want to archive a processed image, proceed as follows:

1 Select the image that you want to archive. In case the selected image was
previously assigned a default archiving station destination, the ‘Archive’
button becomes active.

Note You can select an image by just clicking on it. A selected image appears on a
white background.

The following picture shows the system main screen with one image
selected.

Note You can deselect an image by clicking on it again, or you can click ‘Deselect’
to deselect the currently selected image.

2 Click ‘Archive’.

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 Monitoring the status of the processing station

With the dynamic bar graph in the upper right corner of the browser screen
you can monitor the status of the processing station.

■ D: indicates the degree of occupation of the hard disk

■ I: indicates the current input rate

■ O: indicates the current output rate

These three meters indicate the activity of the processor and of the incoming
and outgoing images. The input rate and output rate indicators show between
zero and four jobs. If there are more than four jobs, the meter turns white.

The activity of the background module is indicated as well:

■ X: indicates that the background is not running

■ \ alternating with /: indicates that the background is running

Managing messages

If the application wants to inform you on certain events, conditions or

problems, it generates a message. A window pops up displaying the
message. After you have read the message and clicked ‘OK’, the message is
put in the message queue.

Messages can have different priorities: this is reflected in the status of the
message. The status of a message can be one of the following:

■ message
A message with a ‘message’ status is intended to notify the user of certain
events.

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 ■ warning
A ‘Warning’ status informs the user about abnormal conditions.

■ panic message
These messages inform the operator about failed operations.

To manage the message queue, proceed as follows:

1 From any screen, click the button labelled ‘message’ in the upper right corner.

Clicking this button opens a window with information about the oldest
message with the highest priority. An example of this window is shown below:

The following information can be displayed:

■ description of the message and the status (message, warning or panic)

■ a possible solution

■ the application that has generated the message

■ date and time the message was generated

■ frequency

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 ■ message ID-number

■ the number of messages as well as the position of the currently selected

message in the queue are also displayed (e.g. 2/2 means that this message
is the second out of two).

If the problem persists and you contact your Agfa service engineer, be sure
that you have this information at hand.

2 You have the following options:

■ Click ‘Previous’ to view the message that comes before the currently selected
message in the queue.

■ Click ‘Next’ to view the message that comes after the currently selected
message in the queue.

■ Click ‘View’ to pop up a window that lists all messages in the queue. This
window looks similar to the following one:

3 Click the ‘Cancel’ button.

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 4 If you have solved the problem and you want to delete the currently selected
message from the queue, click the ‘Delete’ button.

As long as a panic message is not deleted, it continues to pop up.

5 Click the ‘Cancel’ button.

Locking Screen

In order to forestall accidental erasure of data whenever the operator

temporarily leaves the processing station, the screen will turn blank and be
locked automatically after a (re-configurable) lapse of time.

The screen can also be locked interactively. In order to lock the screen,
proceed as follows:

1 Click the Controller menu.

2 Click Lock Screen.

The processing station returns the following message:

In order to unlock the screen, enter your password.

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 System Monitoring

Disk management

From the general System Monitoring screen, click the button labelled ‘Disk’ in
the upper left corner.

Clicking this button opens a window with information about the disk structure.

The system gives you the number of stored images on your system and the
amount (in Megabytes) used. Since, as an option, you can install more than
one disk, the window shows the name of the disk.

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 You can also see the number of images that you can add without overwriting
older images.

Note The number of images is an approximation since different images can have
different sizes.

Click the ‘Cancel’ button to return to the general System Monitoring screen.

Input queue management

Input queue window

From the general System Monitoring screen, click the button labelled ‘Input’ in
the upper left corner. Clicking this button opens a window with information
about the incoming images. An example of this window is shown below:

The screen shows the patient demographics and the examination data of the
images that are currently queued for the processing station.

Clicking the ‘Cancel’ button returns you to the general System Monitoring
screen.

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 Changing the job priority

Normally, every job has a priority of 5. The processing station reads jobs
according to the first-in-first-out rule. However, you can change the sequence.

If you want a job to jump the queue, proceed as follows:

1 From the general System Monitoring screen, select the button labelled ‘Input’.

The Input window pops up.

2 Select the job that you want to give a higher priority.

The selected job is highlighted.

3 Click the ‘Emergency’ button

The job moves to the first place in the queue and its priority changes from 5
to 0.

4 Click ‘Cancel’ to return to the general System Monitoring screen.

Holding jobs

The normal status of a job is ‘queued’. If the processing station is actually

reading the image, the job status changes into ‘active’.

If you select a job and click the ‘Hold’ button, the job status becomes ‘hold’.
The processing station will not read the image unless you select it again and
click the ‘Unhold’ button.

Cancel jobs

If you want to cancel a job, proceed as follows:

1 From the general System Monitoring screen, select the button labelled ‘Input’.

The Input window pops up.

2 Select the job that you want to remove from the queue.

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 The background of the job becomes white.

3 Click the ‘Delete’ button.

The status changes in ‘Cancelled’.

Caution If a job status is ‘Cancelled’, you can, by no means, retrieve the job.

4 Click ‘Cancel’ to return to the general System Monitoring screen.

Output queue management

Output queue window

From the general System Monitoring screen, click the button labelled ‘Output’
in the upper left corner. Clicking this button opens a window with information
about the images in the output queue. An example of this window is shown
below:

The screen shows the patient demographics of the images that are currently
queued for the different output devices such as printers, archive stations and
review stations.

Clicking the ‘Cancel’ button returns you to the general System Monitoring
screen.

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 Changing the job priority

Normally, every job has a priority of 5. Consider, as an example, a Laser

Imager. Jobs are printed according to fthe irst-in-first-out rule. However, you
can change the sequence.

If you want a job to jump the queue, proceed as follows:

1 From the general System Monitoring screen, select the button labelled
‘Output’.

The Imager window pops up.

2 Select the job that you want to give a higher priority.

The background of the job becomes white.

3 Click the ‘Emergency’ button.

The job moves to the first place in the queue and its priority changes from 5
to 0.

Holding jobs

The normal status of a job is ‘queued’. If an output device is actually

processing the image, the job status changes into ‘active’.

If you select a job and click the ‘Hold’ button, the job status becomes ‘hold’.
The output device will not process the image unless you select it again and
click the ‘Unhold’ button.

Cancel jobs

If you want to cancel a job, proceed as follows:

1 Select the job that you want to remove from the queue.

The background of the job becomes white.

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 2 Click the ‘Delete’ button.

The status changes in ‘Cancelled’.

Caution If a job status is ‘Cancelled’, you cannot retrieve the job.

Setup

From the general System Monitoring screen, click the button labelled ‘Setup’.
Clicking this button opens a window that allows you to configure the system.
An example of this window is shown below:

Clicking the ‘Save’ button stores the currently configured settings whereas
clicking ‘Cancel’ returns to the general System Monitoring screen.

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 Selection criteria

The selection criteria that you configure are used by default to select the
images in the main screen. Select four different criteria from the following list:

■ by identification date

■ by patient ID

■ by patient name

■ by patient last name

■ by radiologist

■ by examination type

■ by examination subtype

■ by RIS ID

■ by Digitizer ID

■ by User Info (i.e. a user configurable data field).

■ by “Sent”

In case “Sent” has been configured as a selection criterium in the Set-up

menu, the system gives you a choice from among six options:

sent/not sent
archived/not archived
printed/not printed

The “sent” and “archived” options only comprise images that have been sent
respectively archived manually, whereas the “printed” option also includes the
autorouted images.

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 Wait-message Icons

You are offered a choice between ‘Simple’ and ‘Fancy’ wait-message icons.

By default the wait-message icon assumes the shape of an egg-timer. By

clicking the ‘Fancy’ button in the Set-up menu, you can turn the icon into a
more fanciful shape, like the ones displayed below:

Panic message level

The panic message levels can be set by clicking the ‘More’ respectively
‘Fewer’ buttons in the Panic message level field of the Set-up menu, as
shown in the screen below.

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 A selection can be made between three different levels:

■ Level 1
When the system is set to level 1, any warning or error message irrespective
of its importance is displayed and highlighted on the screen.

■ Level 2
When panic message level 2 is selected, the system displays warnings or
error messages, whenever errors of a somewhat higher priority than in level 1
occur.

■ Level 3
When level 3 is selected in the Set-up menu, the system only displays and
highlights messages of the highest priority.

Max. number images

The maximum number of storable images is calculated on the basis of the

disk space available in the system.

This configurable number of storable images can be raised (never lowered),

as the initial system calculations are based on storage capacity required for
storing original exposed images and as subsequently processed images
account for far less storage space.

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 Queues

Using the Queues option in the Set-up menu, you can define periods for
transmitting both the Archive and Review/Softcopy queues. In case the
queues are not set by the user, the system sends the images to the archive
and/or review stations continuously, by default.

For both queues you can pre-set three different off-peak periods during which
you want images to be archived or sent to a review station.

In order to do so proceed as follows:

1 Click the Queues button in the Set-up menu.

2 Click and drag the pointer across the period you want the images to be sent
to the Archive respectively Review destinations.
The period can also be indicated by keyboarding the time of day in the
appropriate boxes.
The system displays the indicated off-peak period(s) on a black background.

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 Devices

Using the Devices option in the Set-up menu, you can consult a table
showing the last known status of all devices in the system, as displayed in
the following sample screen.

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 Troubleshooting

Automatic anticipation

The processing station is programmed to anticipate problems. The actions

taken are fully automatic and most of them are transparent to the operator of
the processing station. The automatic actions are explained below:

■ Every night, the processing station automatically makes a consistency check

between the Oracle database of the images and the files of the images to
anticipate database errors.

■ If an internal software problem occurs during operation, the processing

station automatically restarts the MIMOSA software.

General procedures in case of malfunctions

Although the processing station is programmed to anticipate problems and to

correct malfunctions automatically, a user intervention is sometimes required.
If you face a problem that is not automatically solved you can take one of the
following actions:

■ Reset the user interface

■ Reset the background

■ Reboot the system.

Always try to reset the user interface first. If this does not solve the problem,
reset the background. Rebooting the system is the ultimate action you can
undertake. If this does not solve the problem, contact a service engineer.

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 Reset and stop the user interface

If the software performs slower than normal or faces a deadlock, resetting the
user interface is the most appropriate action. To reset the user interface,
proceed as follows:

1 Make sure the main screen is displayed.

If not, click ‘Select’ in the upper right corner of the current screen.

2 Click ‘Controller’.

The processing station returns the controller menu.

3 Select ‘Reset User interface’

If the previous actions did not solve the problem, then continue with step 4.

4 Click ‘Controller’ again.

5 Select ‘Stop User Interface’.

The processing station displays the Log-out menu.

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 6 Click either the Log-out button or Power Off button.

If you click the Log-out button and then the OK-button, the system
asks you for confirmation and then returns to the Log-in prompt.

If you click the Power Off button and then the OK-button, the
system returns the following screen:

OK to Power off Workstation

[ yes, no, ?, q ]

7 Type “yes” and press [ENTER].

The system informs you that the Shut-down procedure has started and then
returns the OK prompt. Switch off the computer, or type “boot” to start up the
system again.

Reset the background

This action solves typical background problems. To reset the background,

proceed as follows:

1 Make sure the main screen is displayed.

If not, click ‘Select’ in the upper right corner of the current screen.

2 Click ‘Controller’ in the right corner of the screen and select ‘Reset
Background’ to reset the software.

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 Check System

This function clears the system of corrupt data, if any. To check the system,
proceed as follows:

1 Make sure the main screen is displayed.

If not, click ‘Select’ in the upper right corner of the current screen.

2 Click ‘Controller’ in the right corner of the screen and select ‘Check System’.

Software Version

When selecting ‘Software Version’ in the ‘Controller’ roll-down menu, the

system displays the software version and the operating system.

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 Performance Requirements of the
processing station

Hardware

■ SUN ULTRA 1 model 170

■ 128 MB RAM

■ 1 internal disk 2.1 GB

■ 5 GB DAT tape drive (optional)

■ 1 internal CD ROM drive

■ 1 floppy drive 3.5 inch

■ 1 keyboard (Country specific)

■ 1 mouse + mousepad

Software

■ Operating system Unix (Sun Solaris 2.5)

■ Graphic User interface: Xwindows

■ Relational data base: Oracle 7.2.2

■ Motif

■ Agfa ADC Compact Autoprocessing software

■ Agfa Musica image processing software

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 Application software

■ Chest

■ Abdomen

■ Skeleton

Optional application software

■ Uro / Tomo

■ Dental (in development)

■ Paediatrics (in development)

■ Full Leg / Full Spine (in development)

The following applications are not yet supported by the ADC

Compact System:

■ Angiography

■ Mammography

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 Performance Requirements - Monitors

Standard Brightness Monitor

Synchronization

Horizontal Scan Rate 48 to 108 kHz (automatic adjustment)

Vertical Scan Rate 60 to 80 Hz (automatic adjustment)

Input Signals

ECL Digital D-Sub 25 pin connector (1, 2 or 4 bits per pixel)

Analog 3 BNC connector (composite on video or
separate sync.)
13W3 and other connectors optional

CRT

Screen Size 21” FS

Phosphor P104 (other options available)
Non-glare AR Panel Optional
Display Mode Non-interlaced

Display Area

Horizontal Width 16” max (user adjustable)

Vertical Height 12” max (user adjustable)

Video

Video Band Width 200 MHz (up to 300 MHz optional)

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 Resolution

Horizontal 1024 to 2048

Vertical 768 to 1536
Brightness 65 Footlamberts nominal
HRMSTM allows the monitor to adjust
automatically to a range of horizontal and vertical
scan frequencies, providing compatibility with
many hi-res display controllers for PCs, PS/2s,
MACs, Sun, Apollo, DEC, Silicon Graphics and
other workstations.

User Controls

Side Power, Brightness and Contrast Controls

Rear Height, Vertical Position, Width, Horizontal
Position

Dimensions

Height 16.5” (19” with tilt-swivel base)

Width 19.5”
Depth 19”
Weight 48 lbs. (55 lbs. with tilt-swivel base)

Power Supply

Power Consumption 100 Watts

Input Voltage 90 to 130 VAC, 220 to 250 VAC
Input Frequency 47 to 63 Hz

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 High Brightness Monitor

Greyscale Monitor SMM 2183 L

Power requirements

Input Voltage 90 - 264 V

wide range power supply
Power Frequency 47 - 65 Hz
Power Consumption Max 150 Watts
Power factor control according to IEC 1000
Power saving according to VESA DPMS

CRT specifications

Size 21” Flat Square

Deflection Angle 90°
Light Transmission 30%
Phosphor Type P45, cadmium free
Surface Multicoated conductive panel (AR/AS)
Gun System Dispenser Cathode (long life)
Focusing static and dynamic

General performance

Horizontal Frequency 30 to 83 kHz

Vertical Frequency 50 to 120 Hz
Formats 19 Max, self recognizing and autoscaling

Display performance

Display Area (WxH) 400 mm x 300 mm

Non-Linearity ≤ 2%
Raster stability 0.05 mm Max swim&jitter
Maximum Brightness ≥ 175 ftL @ 1 Vp-p Input Signal
High Voltage Regulation 0,2% Max size change

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 Video amplifier, inputs

Bandwidth 140 MHz @ 80 V Modulation

Rise & Fall times 3 ns
Connectors BNC Type
Impedance 75 ohms
Video Level 0.75 to 1.2 Vp-p
Sync Level 0.1 to 0.6 Vp-p

Front panel controls

Controls Power on/off, Contrast/Brightness

Geometry H/V-phase, H/V-amplitude,
pin & barrel, raster rotation
Ambient light sensor for automatic contrast control

Operating conditions

Temperature
- Operating + 10 °C...+ 35 °C
- Storage - 25 °C...+ 70 °C

Humidity
- Operating 20% - 80% rel. humidity
- Storage 20% - 80% rel. humidity

Mechanical specifications

Dimensions (WxDxH) 499 x 520 x 476 mm

Weight approx. 30.5 kg

Approvals

Safety UL 1950, CSA, IEC 950, EN 60 950, DHHS

EMC IEC 601-1-2
Radiation MPR II
Others CE mark
TÜV-Ergo (optional)
ISO 9001 certified plant

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Printed in Belgium
Published by Agfa-Gevaert N.V., B-2640 Mortsel-Belgium
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