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Introduction
The Radlink 16 Laser Scanner is a radiological device, which scans x-rays and
transmits the image to a host computer for review and archiving or forwarding to
other facilities for further evaluation and archiving. The scanner handles film from
2 inches x 2 inches (minimum) to 14 inches x 15 feet (maximum – a reasonable
length is 17 inches). The scanner’s unique design makes it virtually maintenance
free, as there are no mirrors or galvanometers, which are subject to frequent
adjustment. Additionally, the scanning mechanism is shock mounted to allow for
more reliable operation. The scanner is in continuous “calibration mode” except
when scanning, assuring reliable imaging.
Multiple files are supported including TIFF, JPEG, PNG, BMP, Dicom and Raw
formatted images for both reading and writing. Conversion from one file type to
another is automatic.
Multiple images may be sent simultaneously to the PACS hosts and the Dicom
Spooler handles multiple destinations and a Dicom broadcast capability. The
system also supports the opening of Dicom 3.0 files.
The scanner has relatively few controls and connections making the installation
process a quick and efficient procedure. Operating over either the USB or
Ethernet port requires the easy attachment of a supplied cable. The software
completes the remainder of the installation.
An external power supply accepts input voltage from 85 VAC to 264 VAC, 47 Hz
to 440Hz at 3.20 A (rms) for 115 VAC/0.90 A (rms) for 230 VAC Input current,
allowing the scanner to be installed anywhere in the world.
It is recommended that the entire User’s Manual be read before proceeding with
the installation.
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