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Onyx-RAD Professional WorkstationUser ManualToolbarsToolbars are collections of shortcut buttons that generallyappear near the top of a program window, usually under themenu bar. These buttons are designed to give quick oneclickaccess to functions and operations in the program. Forexample, many Windows programs have toolbar buttons forCut, Copy, and Paste, operations that people use quitefrequently.In Onyx-RAD Professional Workstation, many toolbarbuttons also serve as an indicator regarding whether certaintools or options are enabled. For example, below arepictures of the “Magnify” toolbar button. The image on theleft shows this button when the “Magnify” tool is notselected; the one on the right indicates the “Magnify” tool isselected.(Notice that the button on the right appears “lit up” and“pushed in”.)Page 206
ScrollbarsUse of a scrollbar is quite simple, and there are a fewdifferent methods of using one:Use the endcap arrow buttons.To scroll down, click the down arrow button at the verybottom of the scrollbar.To scroll up, click the up arrow button at the very top ofthe scrollbar.Move the slider up or down by dragging it:Position the mouse cursor (arrow) over the smaller graybar contained inside the scrollbar. Holding the leftmouse button down, move the mouse up or down tomove the slider accordingly.Click in the empty area of the scrollbar (in an area wherethe inner gray slider is not located) above or below the innergray slider to move the bar up or down accordingly. This issimilar to the operation of the “Page Up” and “Page Down”keys on the keyboard.Onyx-RAD is a registered trademark of Viztek, Inc. © 1995-2002 Page 207
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USER MANUALTABLE OF CONTENTSWelcome
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Print to Film .....................
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Onyx-RAD is a registered trademark
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1Welcome to Onyx-RADThis chapter of
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Easy To UseOnyx-RAD is designed to
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The Study ListThe basic functionali
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The Image ViewerAfter locating your
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Other Features / Options ofProfessi
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2Brief Walkthrough ofProfessional W
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Log On(This dialog may not appear i
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In our example session, we are inte
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The buttons above allow you to use
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3The Study List ScreenThis chapter
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of images, description, originating
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Rearrange Study List ColumnsThe col
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The Study List Filter WindowSorting
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The Personal buttonThe “Personal
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4The Image Viewer ScreenThis chapte
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The Series Window☼ As part of the
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The Image windowThe largest area in
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Config Bar : Study tabThis sub-wind
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Width & Centerthe Width & Center to
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Zoomthe Zoom toolbar buttonThis too
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Magnifythe Magnify toolbar button
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True Size (1:1)the True Size toolba
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Unsharp MaskingUnsharp Masking is a
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Gamma Correctionthe Gamma Correctio
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Annotations : IntroductionAnnotatio
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Annotation : Ellipsethe Ellipse too
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Annotation : Arrowthe Arrow tool bu
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Annotation : Textthe Text tool butt
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Annotation : Anglethe Angle tool bu
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Annotations : Editing and DeletingP
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Deleting AnnotationsTo delete an an
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5Advanced Viewing OperationsThis ch
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Reading Key ImagesImages that have
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HistogramSometimes it is helpful to
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Cut-Lines☼ You may need toclick o
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Stacks cut stacksWhen this option i
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Compare Mode (Compare Series inOne
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6Printing (Paper and Film)This chap
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The Image BucketThe Image Bucket is
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Print to PaperAt the bottom of the
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Print to FilmAfter selecting the im
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Clear the Image BucketAfter printin
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Configuring DICOM PrintersDICOM Pri
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The second configuration dialog is
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Presentation LUT: Some printers sup
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Removing DICOM PrintersShould you w
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7CD BurningThis chapter explores th
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Creating a Patient Disc(Note that t
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Finally, the CD Writing Progress ba
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CDR/CDRW Drive : Choose your burner
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here:There are four progress bars a
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8Send and Receive ExamsThis chapter
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Sending Exams: .ONX or DICOMOnyx-RA
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Monitor the Progress of PushedExams
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Requirements to Receive ExamsReceiv
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The Configuration Manager should re
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Set up Contact EntriesYou must set
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To set up a DICOM format entry (for
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exit from this window and set up an
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9Image AcquisitionOnyx-RAD Professi
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Acquiring Orex Images : Step by Ste
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Step 5 : New Patient / New Study /
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Step 6 : Enter Patient / Study / Se
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Step 7 : Orex Scanner InterfacePati
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Step 11 : “QC” the image(s)When
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Step 4 : “Study Listing” screen
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New Image. If you are adding multip
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the field and start typing. Althoug
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Using Modality WorklistModality Wor
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Page 167 and 168: AInstalling Onyx-RADOnyx-RAD instal
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