SAMSUNG

SMART DIGITAL
RADIOGRAPHY SOLUTION

Settings & Calibration

GR40CWC
V1.0.0

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Revision History
Version Date History

Rev.0 2018.11.13 • Initial release of document.

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Table of Contents

1. General Safety ..................................................................................................... 6

2. Settings & Calibration ........................................................................................ 7
2.1.System Setup ............................................................................................................................. 7
2.1.1. System Check ........................................................................................................... 7
2.1.2. Detector Calibration ................................................................................................. 15
2.1.2.1 Update Detector Serial Number .............................................................................. 15
2.1.2.2 Entering Detector Service Key ................................................................................ 18
2.1.2.3 Detector Calibration ................................................................................................. 20
2.1.2.4 Detector Calibration Editor ...................................................................................... 28
2.1.3. Software (S-Station) ................................................................................................ 31
2.1.3.1 Software Reinstalling ............................................................................................... 31
2.1.3.2 Upgrading the Software ........................................................................................... 34
2.1.3.3 DICOM Settings ...................................................................................................... 35
2.1.3.4 APR Settings ........................................................................................................... 35
2.1.3.5 Code Matching ........................................................................................................ 37
2.1.4. S-Station Setup ....................................................................................................... 40
2.1.5. S-Share ................................................................................................................... 42
2.1.5.1 Unlocking S-Share .................................................................................................. 42
2.1.5.2 Adding a candidate detector.................................................................................... 43
2.1.6. AP Settings .............................................................................................................. 47
2.1.6.1 AP Configuration ..................................................................................................... 49
2.1.7. Barcode Reader Initial Setting (Serial Mode Setting) ............................................. 74
2.2.OS restore Guide ..................................................................................................................... 75
2.2.1. Guide for restoring OS image.................................................................................. 75

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1. General Safety
Before installing or servicing this system, you must read and comply with all the safety instructions in
the "General Safety" manual.

※ GR40CWC is a dedicated retrofit kit compatible with the Analog X-ray SGXR Series system.
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2. Settings & Calibration

2.1. System Setup

2.1.1. System Check

The following explains the regular inspections of the system that need to be performed.
Perform regular inspections and preventive maintenance as below in order to ensure the durability
and safety of the system.
• Inspection of the Screws
– Check if all the screws are firmly tightened. If there are any missing screws, replace them with
spare ones.
• Checking the Cable Connection State
– While checking the cable connection state, check for any faulty cables.
• System Maintenance Checkpoints
– To ensure the system performance and usability along with safety, regular maintenance and
checking the condition are required. To secure safety of both patient and operator and to
ensure the performance of the system, check the system on a regular interval. For periodic
inspection of the system, consult your dealer or the manufacturer’s service center.

Categor Check Remar

No. Item Checkpoints
y Interval ks

1 Network While in Check network connection to the PACS Daily

use server.

2 Workstation While in If the software does not run properly after Daily
use the booting up the computer, please restart
the system and retry. If the problem
persists, consult the service center.

3 Software While in Check if the patient’s name, ID and other Daily

use patient information is correctly displayed.

4 Software While in Check if the connection icon on the bottom Daily

use right corner shows proper indication.
(Green: Connected / Red: Unstable or
disconnected)

5 Software While in Check if the image is acquired and Daily

use transferred in DICOM 3.0 format.

6 Software While in Check if the image processing is applied Daily

use properly to the acquired image.

7 Noise and While in Check noise and vibration from each 1 year
Vibration use operating parts of the system.

8 Power Supply While in Check the power supply voltage while the 1 year
use equipment is turned off.

9 Appearance While in Run a visual inspection to check if the 1 year

use appearance shows any abnormalities, such
as loosened bolts or had grips,

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Categor Check Remar

No. Item Checkpoints
y Interval ks
transformation, etc. while the equipment is
turned off.

10 Wiring Before Check cable runs for worn out cables, 6 months
using damage or short circuited, broken wires,
etc. while the equipment is turned off.

11 Grounding While in Check the earth-grounding is intact, not 1 year

use broken or loosened terminal. (Grounding
resistance should be below 100 Ω.)

12 Insulation Before Check that insulation resistance is over 1 year

Resistance using 10 MΩ, while the equipment is turned off.

13 Installation When When installing, check that the equipment 1 year

Checkpoints Installing is leveled and firmly fixed.

14 Image Quality While in Check the image quality of Detector. 6 months

use

Table 2-1 System Maintenance Checkpoints

When inspecting checkpoints requiring no power, please make sure to keep the
system turned off. Inspect the equipment, referring to the part of the System
Maintenance Checkpoints table that applies to the period of time you have not
WARNING used the equipment.
• 1 - 6 months: Check Item 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 of the System Maintenance
Checkpoints table.
• 6 months - 1 year: Check Item 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10 and 14 of the System
Maintenance Checkpoints table.
• Longer than 1 year: Check all items of the System Maintenance Checkpoints
table.

Check if the below programs are installed on the D drive of your computer.
• ShowTaskbar (D\Optionmanager)
– Program needed to access the required applications from the desktop
• Detector calibration (D\Workstation)
– File required to perform detector calibration
• WorkstationStarter (D\Workstation)
– File required to run S-Station
• SDXUpdater (installed separately)
– Program needed to set password for wireless communication with the detector's SSID

If possible, make shortcuts of the above programs on the desktop.

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• Detector firmware update

– Before updating the detector firmware, check if the detector is set as below.
• The detector must be turned off.
• The main cable must be connected to the detector.
• Check if the detector firmware mode is single or multi (see “How to check the
application of single / multi detector firmware” for how to check which mode is in
use).
– Run the SDXUpdater program.

Figure 2-1

– The items of the SDXUpdater program are as follows.

Figure 2-2

ⓐ Current detector IP
ⓑ Detector firmware
ⓒ New detector IP
ⓓ Detector MAC address

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ⓔ Detector NETMASK
ⓕ Detector SSID
ⓖ Detector country code
ⓗ AP scan
ⓘ AP password

– Check the configuration of the current detector as below.

Figure 2-3

– As shown below, check the detector’s IP, MAC address, netmask, SSID, and country code.

Figure 2-4

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If the below message is displayed, check the detector's IP or power status.

Figure 2-5

– Update the detector’s firmware as below.

Figure 2-6

– When the firmware update is completed, the below update completion message will pop up.

Figure 2-7

– After updating the firmware, make sure to reboot the detector.

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• Checking detector firmware version

– Enter engineer mode
– Enter engineer mode by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Home while the SDXUpdater program is running.

Figure 2-8

– After clicking the “Engineer” tab, click the “Read” button to check the detector’s firmware
version and other information.

Figure 2-9

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– When clicking the “Read” button, information in the detector will appear as below.

Figure 2-10

• system: Detector firmware version

• fpga: Detector fpga version

• Detector WiFi system settings

– To use the detector in wireless mode, check the WiFi settings as shown below.

Figure 2-11

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Figure 2-12

– After setting AP, reboot the detector.

When setting AP and encrypting passwords, pay attention to the following.

CAUTION

– IP, MAC, NETMASK, and SSID can be modified manually.

– If you start the update with IP, MAC, NETMASK, and SSID left empty, the values entered
previously will be used.
– But if you start the update with Password left empty, "null" will be entered.

Figure 2-13

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2.1.2. Detector Calibration

2.1.2.1 Update Detector Serial Number

This is for changing serial number of a detector and for applying it to its S-station. If a serial number of
a detector is deferent from a serial number in S-station where the detector is registered, we can NOT
make an X-ray exposure.
• Before Detector calibration or Detector use, set Detector serial number properly in a detector and
S-station.

• Detector Serial Number Menu

S-Station > Setup > FSE > Acquisition > Update Detector Serial Number > Setup

Figure 2-14

• Detector Serial Number Checking and Setting

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Figure 2-15

Now check if serial number in ‘Serial Number in S-station’ is the same in ‘Serial Number in Detector’.

Here are shown all the detectors registered in a S-station.

The maximum number of the detectors is 1~4, depending on system model or options.

Serial Number in S-Station : Detector serial number registered in a S-station

 This is not editable but only copied from serial number in ‘Serial Number in Detector’ by clic
king ‘Update’.

Serial Number in Detector : Detector serial number registered in a Detector

 Put the proper Detector serial number by typing or a Barcode reader on its Barcode of
Detector serial number on the backside.

Verify : verifying connection between a detector and a S-station

Refresh : refreshing Detector serial number from a detector into the menu, ‘Serial
Number in Detector’

Update : Saving a Detector serial number of ‘Serial Number in Detector’ into a

Detector. If the saving is ok, the Detector serial number in ‘Serial Number
in Detector’ is copied into ‘Serial Number in S-Station

 Since Detector calibration data is saved by Detector serial number, if a Detector serial numb
er was changed, perform its Detector calibration again.

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• Detector Serial Number Mismatch

If a serial number of a detector is deferent from a serial number in S-station where the detector is
registered, we can NOT make an X-ray exposure.

Figure 2-16

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2.1.2.2 Entering Detector Service Key

Register your hospital information on the RMS server to use detector calibration. Register
the issued service key in your license. After entering your service key, a service key
update for FSE is not required until the expiry date.

• Enter your hospital information on the RMS website, and download a service key file to the
Product Information tab. A service key is used to disable detector calibration restrictions. FSE or
service personnel can save a service key to a portable device and send a service key to FSE by
e-mail.

Figure 2-14

• When a service key is issued, register a service key through setup. Launch the Setup window,
select System in the FSE tab, and click the "Activate" button.

Figure 2-15

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• Select a service key and click ‘Open’.

Figure 2-2-16

• Detector calibration restrictions will be disabled when a service key downloaded from the RMS
website is entered.

Figure 2-17

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2.1.2.3 Detector Calibration

Please do calibration process before a user uses X-ray detector.

• Firstly please register X-ray detector information using Workstation S/W.

Please register serial number and IP address of X-ray detector correctly.

• Please set up X-ray collimator’s blade size as following pictures.

Please set SID 150cm (59.05inch) and open collimator’s window fully.

Figure 2-17. Correct condition

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Figure 2-18. Bad condition: Do not adjust collimator’s window for detector size

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• Set the conditions for Detector Calibration as below.

– Pull out the detector from the bucky.
– Set the SID to 150 cm.
– Open the collimator fully.
– Prepare a 21 mm Al filter.
• Run Detector Calibration

Figure 2-19

Figure 2-20

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• Exposure conditions

[CSI]
Exposure conditions
mA, mSec mAs Filter Mean Tolerance
70kvp 320mA 80ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 80ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 80ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 80ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 80ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
Gain bright
70kvp 320mA 80ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 80ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 80ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 80ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 80ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 250mA 3ms 0.8 O 150 100
70kvp 250mA 5ms 1.2 O 200 100
70kvp 250mA 8ms 2 O 300 150
70kvp 320mA 10ms 3.2 O 400 150
70kvp 320mA 25ms 8 O 1300 280
Dose series
70kvp 320mA 80ms 25.6 O 5200 1320
70kvp 250mA 150ms 50 O 8000 2000
50kvp 320mA 20ms 6.4 X 3500 760
70kvp 320mA 10ms 3.2 X 4900 1060
70kvp 320mA 15ms 6.4 X 8000 2000
[Gadox]
Exposure conditions
mA, mSec mAs Filter Mean Tolerance
70kvp 320mA 125ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 125ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 125ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 125ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 125ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
Gain bright
70kvp 320mA 125ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 125ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 125ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 125ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 320mA 125ms 25.6 O 5270 1182
70kvp 250mA 5ms 0.8 O 150 100
Dose series 70kvp 250mA 8ms 1.2 O 200 100
70kvp 250mA 12.5ms 2 O 300 150

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70kvp 320mA 14ms 3.2 O 400 150

70kvp 320mA 40ms 8 O 1300 280
70kvp 320mA 125ms 25.6 O 5200 1320
70kvp 250mA 320ms 50 O 8000 2000
50kvp 320mA 28ms 6.4 X 3500 760
70kvp 320mA 14ms 3.2 X 4900 1060
70kvp 320mA 25ms 6.4 X 8000 2000

Table 2-2

• For Detector calibration, click ‘Start’ and continue to the next step. .(The screen of the picture may
differ from GR40)

For DCT Viewer, click ‘View’ and jump into 3.3 Detector Calibration Editor.

Figure 2-21

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After clicking ‘Start’, wait 10 minutes for warm-up time.

Figure 2-22

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• Follow the instructions.

During this step, Dark and Bright images will be acquired.

Figure 2-23

• ‘Make BPM’ button will be activated after all Dark and Bright images are acquired. Click ‘Make
BPM’ for making Bad Pixel Map.

Figure 2-24

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• ‘Check Uniformity’ and ‘Apply’ button will be activated after BPM file creation.

Figure 2-25

• Click ‘Check Uniformity’. If an error occurred about ‘image uniformity’, image Status will be
changed into ‘Fail’, and re-perform Detector calibration properly.
If there is no error, continue to the next step.
Click ‘Apply’ for the temporarily saved calibration data (files) to be applied. At this step, the
temporarily saved calibration data (files) will be copied into the Detector calibration folder.

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2.1.2.4 Detector Calibration Editor

• Detector Calibration Editor

Detector Calibration Editor is for editing a Bad Pixel Map

Figure 2-26

– Location
a current folder location and a folder open function
When a Detector Calibration Editor program was executed, “*.cal.raw” files under the folder of
“execution folder path + \CalibrationImg” will be loaded.
“…” button: when it is clicked, a Dialog window will appear and select other folder.
Tips: if a certain folder path was pasted in here, the ‘location’ will be changed easily.

Figure 2-27

– Calibration Images
A file list under a folder path of ‘Location’
– Selected Calibration Image
An image selected in ‘Calibration Images’
– Mean Value

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Mean value of a selected image

– Pixel Information
Pixel value and coordinates of a mouse pointer
– Mode Control
Windowing, Pan, Zoom mode selection
– Slide Control
Window width, Window level, and Zoom adjustment by a slider.
– Tool Box
Mark : For making a mark by click. Or for making a horizontal/vertical line by drag-and-drop.
(“5” key in a keypad: for mark or unmark
“4”, “8”, “6”, and “2” keys in a keypad: mouse cursor moving by 1 pixel
Ctrl + “4”, “8”, “6”, and “2” keys in a keypad: for consecutive mark or unmark)

Figure 2-28

V-line : For making a full vertical line (“9” key in a keypad)

H-line : For making a full horizontal line (“7” key in a keypad)

Shift + Space bar: Mode switching between V-line mode and H-Line mode

Delete : After clicking ‘Delete’ button. If a line was selected, the selected line will be deleted. But
if a mark was selected, all the marks in 3*3 area of the selected mark will be deleted.
Delete All : all the marks and lines in the BPM will be deleted.
Undo : undoing your last action.
Redo : Redoing an action that you undid.

Even though the BPM file was saved, ‘Undo’ and ‘Redo’ will not be initialized, that is to
say that the action will be kept on until it is closed

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– Functional Buttons
Reset : Going back to the previously saved version of the file.
Save : If any changes, the ‘Save’ button will be activated.

Figure 2-29

– Close : To close Detector Calibration Editor. If any changes, a “Save” pop-up will appear
• When a Bad Pixel Map file was saved, S-Station will automatically restart.

Figure 2-30

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2.1.3. Software (S-Station)

2.1.3.1 Software Reinstalling

• When you first boot up the PC, the Samsung S-Station Setup program will run as below.

Figure 2-18

① Select a S-Station model to install.

② Select a generator model.

③ Select a collimator filter option type.

④ Check the version of the S-Station to be set up.

⑤ Enter the serial number. The serial number is 15 digits.

⑥ Move to the next step after checking the details for setup.

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Figure 2-19

① Select a Detector model.

② Move to the next step.

Figure 2-20

• Check the Model Type, Generator model type, Collimator type, and Serial Number
• Click the "Install" button and S-Station will be installed.

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Figure 2-21

• Rebooting after S-Station setup completed.

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2.1.3.2 Upgrading the Software

• Upgrading the firmware through setup

• Launch the Setup window, select System Info in the Admin tab, and click the "Upgrade" button.

Figure 2-22

• When a window appears as below, find and run a file with the "Package" extension.

Figure 2-23

• Upgrade will start automatically.

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2.1.3.3 DICOM Settings

In this menu, you can configure the DICOM network protocols. It consists of DICOM Local and
DICOM Service. For detailed information on the settings, see "Chapter 5. Configuration/ DICOM
settings during operation of workstation" in the User Manual.

2.1.3.4 APR Settings

APR (Anatomically Programmed Radiography) can be created and edited through the APR Manager.

Figure 2-24

• Procedure
– You can create or edit the procedure, and configure the protocols in the procedure as 1:n. You
can select a procedure when creating an examination in the S-Station work list, and it will
contain the relevant body part for shooting an X-ray.
– You can add or edit names and categories as below. You can also add, delete or edit protocols
containing procedures.

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Figure 2-25

• Protocol
– You can create or edit the protocol, and configure the Mechanic and Processing in the protocol
as 1:1. You can select a protocol in the S-Station Acquisition, and it will contain the detailed
direction of the patient's body for shooting and emission conditions. In addition, you can
predefine the Protocol Body Part, Category, Laterality, Orientation, Default Receptor, Window
Width Level, Marking and Rotation that should be set and displayed for the capturing of every
image.

Figure 2-26

• Processing
– You can create or edit post-processing parameter preset. You can select a preset in the QA of
the S-Station. Image-processing presets are classified in Detector, Anatomy, and View
information, and the user can configure it through processing in advance. The processing
settings preset in the protocol can be applied automatically, and you can also apply other
processing presets in the QA.

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Figure 2-27

• Apply APR DB
– Changed APR is applied to DB and the S-Station program will be restarted. You need to reboot
the system to apply the changes of APR DB to the S-Station.
• Close
– Returns to the S-Station without saving the changes of APR.

2.1.3.5 Code Matching

The procedures are registered in the S-Station APR database. The procedures in the APR database
contain a variety of information such as the X-ray emission conditions (examination name, tube
voltage and tube current), the collimator size and the image processing parameters. When you
register an examination in the S-Station through MWL, an MWL code matching is required to
determine which procedure needs to be used for that particular examination.
Each hospital may use a different setting method for the MWL server. Therefore, refer to the following
and consult the computer network administrator of the corresponding hospital.
• Basic Conditions
• All the procedure codes and descriptions used in the hospital must be set in the S-Station APR
database.
• The procedure in the exam information which the server returns during an MWL query must be
included in the procedures registered in the APR database.
• Matching Type
• Match by code
– In most cases, the MWL server transmits the examination information together with the
procedure code. As for the S-Station, find the procedure for the corresponding code in the APR
DB, and connect it to the examination.
• Match by description
– The procedure descriptions are often transmitted depending on the MWL server used in the
hospital. In this case, use the option Match by Description.
• Matching Tag

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– DICOM tags that contain the procedure code or description may differ depending on the MWL
server vendor or settings. The S-Station extracts the procedure codes or descriptions from the
following 6 tags according to the settings.

Option DICOM Tag

Requested ID Requested Procedure ID (0040, 1001)

Requested Description Requested Procedure Description (0032, 1060)

Requested Procedure Code Sequence (0032, 1064)

Requested Code
> Code Value (0008, 0100)

Scheduled Procedure Step Sequence (0040, 0100)

Scheduled ID
> Scheduled Procedure Step ID (0040, 0009)

Scheduled Procedure Step Sequence (0040, 0100)

Scheduled Description
> Scheduled Procedure Step Description (0040, 0007)

Scheduled Procedure Step Sequence (0040, 0100)

Scheduled Code > Scheduled Protocol Code Sequence (0040, 0008)
> Code Value (0008, 0100)

Table 2-2

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• UI Setup

– Go to Setup → Admin → APR.

Figure 2-28 APR Menu

– After installing, supply power as shown in ‘Switching On’ to operate the system. After switching
on the system, set it as directed below.

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2.1.4. S-Station Setup

• In the main screen of the S-Station, log in to the system by using the provided ID and password.

Figure 2-29 Main Screen of the S-Station

• Log in and then move to patient information register & management screen.

Figure 2-30 Patient Information Input & Management Screen

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• You can check the detector's connection status at the bottom right of the S-Station. If green light is
on, the detector is physically connected. If red light is on, the detector is not properly connected.

Figure 2-31 Checking the Connection of the Detector

Check the power status of the detector if red light turns on. If red light is still on even after
the power is supplied to the detector, contact the service center.

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2.1.5. S-Share

S-Share allows sharing between S4335-W, S4335-WV, S4335-AW detectors. For example, you can
use S-Share to acquire images from an S4343-W detector, which was used with the GC80, to acquire
images on a GM60A.
Both the detector's IP and serial number recognized by the system must be different.
Therefore, if there is a detector with the same IP address within one hospital, the detector's IP
must be changed using SDXUpdater tool. The same IP is set for the detector by default. The
hospital's detector IP must be checked and assigned to the detector during installation or when
upgrading to v3.01.00 or higher.The IPs and serial numbers for all detectors must be recorded and
managed so that additional detectors in the future can be installed.

2.1.5.1 Unlocking S-Share

Workstation > Setup > FSE > Option > Unlock

Figure 2-32

S-Sharing is supported only in Workstation v3.01.00 or later. However, this option needs to be
unlocked. To unlock this option, select S-Share list, press the Unlock button and enter the required
unlock code for the selected equipment. When unlocked, the S-Share menus are activated.

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2.1.5.2 Adding a candidate detector

Workstation > Setup > FSE > Detector sharing > Candidate detector setting > Setup

Figure 2-33

• Managing the candidate detector list

– The candidate detector list can be managed using the Add, Edit and Delete buttons. The
detector currently used by the system cannot be added, and only the detectors being used by
other systems and supported by the current system can be added.
• Adding a candidate detector
– Activate the Edit box on the right by pressing the Add button.
– Enter the detector model type using the combo box.
– Enter the detector's IP address in the IP Address field.
– Enter the detector's serial number in the Detector Serial Number field.
• Trouble shooting
– The detector cannot be added to the list if a detector with the same IP or serial number already
exists.
– The detector cannot be added if the calibration folder that corresponds to the serial number
doesn't exist in the current system.
• Saving a calibration file
– Folders for storing calibration images for each detector model are under Workstation >
ExternalDLL > SMD > CalibrationImg. Copy calibration data for the corresponding detector
serial number in the Model folder.

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Figure 2-34

• Applying a detector
• Detector Registration button
– This menu can be accessed from the Worklist or Review screens, and it is used to find and
register detectors that can be connected to the system.

Figure 2-35

• Detector Registration Window

Figure 2-36

– When the Search button is pressed, the system searches for detectors that are connected from
among the IPs on the Candidate Detector List.
The system searches for detectors that can be connected to the system for approximately 5 to
15 seconds.

• Select detector
– The detector that has been located is displayed and the currently selected detector is indicated
by the middle LED flashing red. The selected detector can be changed by using the left and

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right arrow buttons. If a detector with the same size is connected, it shows you which detector
is currently connected.

Figure 2-37

• Receptor
– The Receptor button is activated depending on the size of the detectors found.
• Save
– The Save button is only activated when a detector and a receptor are selected. When the Save
button is pressed, a confirmation message is displayed. Once the user presses OK on the
confirmation message, the selected detector is applied to the system.
• Trouble shooting
– The Search button is only activated when there is a detector that can be registered to the
system.
– Search after connecting the Detector you wish to add or replace using a wired cable.
– Please check the connection status if the Detector cannot be found.
– The Receptors that can be selected may vary depending on the system configuration.
– It is not possible to acquire images using the replaced Detector. But images can be acquired
after re-registering the Detector using S-Share function.

• Workstation AP Setting setting

– For versions higher than V1.00.25 (S-Share)
– Go to Workstation setup > FSE > Detector sharing, and enter the SSID value of the connected
AP as access point SSID. If the AP has a security code, enter the AP password.
– Then click the Save button to restart the workstation.

Caution
The SSID settings of the AP connected to Samsung DR equipment in the hospital should be
all different. If the same SSID is used, the detector wireless connection may not operate
normally.

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2.1.6. AP Settings

Figure 2-38 Manufacturer’s Settings IP & SSID_D-LINK Type

Figure 2-39 Manufacturer’s Settings IP & SSID_CISCO Type

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Figure 2-40 Flow Chart

If the AP that has the same SSID does not exist or the C class of the IP in the hospital is
not 197, additional settings are not necessary.

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2.1.6.1 AP Configuration

Place the AP in an open and elevated location.

• D-LINK DIR-850L

•
Figure 2-41 GR40CWC | Existing equipment

No Components Specifications

① LAN CABLE 15 M

② LAN CABLE 3M

③ MAIN CABLE 7M

④ Communication Cable
2M
(USB, RS232)

⑤ Adaptor Type (AU, BR, CN, EU, UK, US, KR)

Table 2-3

To ensure stable image sending speed, connect the LAN cable (15 m) to the on-board LAN card.

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• CISCO SAP2602

Figure 2-42

No Components Specifications

① LAN CABLE 15 M

② LAN CABLE 3M

③ MAIN CABLE 7M

Communication Cable
④ 2M
(USB, RS232)

Table 2-4

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• How to search for the same SSID

• Install the below mobile app on your smart phone to search for a channel to use Wifi. (e.g. Wifi
Analyzer)

Figure 2-43

• Run the app and search for an AP with the same SSID nearby.

Figure 2-44

• Checking IP information in the hospital

– Check the IP information used in the hospital to see whether 192.168.197 overlaps or not.
(The hospital network should be different from the network used in the system.)
e.g. 192.168.197.100 (Workstation IP)

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• Setting D-Link AP (DAP-2660)

– When entering the IP address (192.168.0.50) of the AP in Internet Explorer, the following
screen will appear. Enter your ID, and log in to the AP setup page. (ID: admin )

Figure 2-69

– Select the 2.4GHz or 5GHz from screen below

※ After setting, be sure to click Save and Activate on the Configuration tab. (Figure 2-47)

Figure 2-70

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Figure 2-71

– SSID & Security Setting

Figure 2-72

① SSID : Same as Detector SSID

② Channel Setting
Auto Channel : Disable, Channel Width : 40
③ Security mode : WPA
④ WPA mode : WPA2 Only, AES
⑤ Password : _hme_x-ray_2012

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– IP address Setting

Figure 2-73

– Login Setting

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Figure 2-74

※ After setting, be sure to click Save and Activate on the Configuration tab. (Figure 2-54)

– Firmware Upload
Configuration → Firmware and SSL Certification Upload
( FW Ver.: 1.15 URL : https://support.dlink.com/ProductInfo.aspx?m=DAP-2660 )

Figure 2-75

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• Setting D-Link AP (DIR-850L/B1)

– When entering the IP address (192.168.0.1) of the AP in Internet Explorer, the following screen
will appear. Setup Follow the Wizard.

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Figure 2-76

– IP address & Advanced Setting

Figure 2-77

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Figure 2-78

– Select the 2.4GHz or 5GHz from screen below

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Figure 2-79

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Figure 2-80

– SSID & Security Setting

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Figure 2-81

– Firmware Upload
Management
( FW Ver.: 2.00 URL :
http://www.mydlink.co.kr/2013/beta_board/product_detail.php?no=218&model=DIR-850L/B1 )

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Figure 2-82

• Setting D-Link AP (R7000)

– When entering the IP address (192.168.0.1) of the AP in Internet Explorer, the following screen
will appear. Setup Follow the Wizard.

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Figure 2-83

– IP address Setting

Figure 2-84

– SSID, Channel, Bandwidth Setting

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Figure 2-85

– Security Setting

Figure 2-86

– Firmware Upload
ADVANCED → Router Upload
( Ver.: V1.0.7.6_1.1.99 URL :
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/R7000/R7000-V1.0.7.6_1.1.99.zip )

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Figure 2-87

• Detector Settings
– Connect the main cable and check the detector connection.
Perform the following steps to check the connection.

① Run SDXUpdater.

Figure 2-88

② Enter the detector IP.

(e.g. 192.168.197.148)
③ Click the Read button.

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Figure 2-89

Change the C class of IP by considering the hospital network.

(The same for THU / Workstation / Detector)

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④ The window as shown below will appear.

Figure 2-90

⑤ Click Read and check the following information (IP, MAC, NETMASK, SSID, and
COUNTRY).

Figure 2-91

⑥ If a message as shown below persists, check the detector IP input or the detector
connection.

Figure 2-92

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⑦ Click the Read button.

⑧ Check the conditions for detector.

Figure 2-93

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⑨ Click the scan button.

Figure 2-94

– When scanning is complete, the window as shown below will appear.

Figure 2-95

⑩ Check the AP list.

Figure 2-45

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⑪ Select Wifi AP.

(Do not change IP, MAC, NETMASK, COUNTRY or PASSWORD, except for SSID.)
⑫ Click the Update button.

Figure 2-97

⑬ When updating is finished, the window as shown below will appear.

Figure 2-98

⑭ Restart the detector.

⑮ Close the update program, and then restart the program.
○
16 Click the Read button.

○
17 Check the changed data (new SSID and COUNTRY).

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Figure 2-99

• Workstation setting
– For versions higher than V1.00.25 (S-Share)
– Go to Workstation setup > FSE > Detector sharing, and enter the SSID value of the connected
AP as access point SSID. If the AP has a security code, enter the AP password.
– Then click the Save button to restart the workstation.

Figure 2-100

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• In Security Mode, select WPA-Personal.

• In WPA Mode, select WPA2-Only.

Please take care, as when setting Auto (WPA or WPA2), the WPA method may be
selected.

• In Cypher Type, select AES.

• Through the detector burning program, you can check the security cypher type.
• After running the detector burning program, start AP SCAN.
• The WPA mode settings can be checked from “PROTO, GROUP, PAIRWISE,
KEYMGMT” in the AP SCAN information as below.
– WPA2&AES (Dlink) - PROTO : RSN, GROUP : CCMP, PAIRWISE : CCMP,
KEYMGMT : WPA-PSK

Figure 2-101

– WPA&TKIP (Dlink) - PROTO : WPA, GROUP : TKIP, PAIRWISE : TKIP,

KEYMGMT : WPA-PSK

Figure 2-102

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2.1.7. Barcode Reader Initial Setting (Serial Mode Setting)

when CINO barcode is used

Connect the Barcode Reader and have the barcode reader recognize the barcode above and switch
the USB mode to Serial mode.

Have the barcode recognize the barcodes from top to bottom for Serial setting.

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2.2. OS restore Guide

2.2.1. Guide for restoring OS image

1. Enter the Setup  Power, and press Restart button with “Shift” key in your keyboard.

Figure 2-46

2. After the restart, you may enter the screen as below. Press “Troubleshoot” button.

Figure 2-47

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3. Press “Advanced options” button.

Figure 2-48

4. Press “System Image Recovery” button.

Figure 2-49

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5. If the recovery image is in the backup drive, the system will automatically find the l
ocation to restore the image. Click “Next” button.

Figure 2-50

6. Click “Next” button.

Figure 2-51

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7. Click “Finish” and “Yes” button to process restoring OS. The disk to be restored will b
e formatted and replace with the layout and data in the system image.

Figure 2-52

Figure 2-53

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8. Do not press “Stop” button during the restoring. The system image may be corrupted.

Figure 2-54

9. Click “Restart now” button to finish the OS restore.

Figure 2-55

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