Sup-C DCMrouter version 1.1 DICOM Router Software Overview

Below you will find brief information for DCMrouter version 1.1. This software automates the distribution of DICOM studies, enabling simultaneous re-routing of data to multiple DICOM nodes with guaranteed accuracy. It features a real-time log, comprehensive configuration options for DICOM gateways, nodes, and routing rules, along with email notification capabilities for routing failures.

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DCMrouter version 1.1
Solution Overview
Sup-C has developed the intelligent DICOM router. This software
automates the distribution of DICOM studies to Dicom C-Store
compatible devices. DCMrouter automatically simultaneously re-route
study data to multiple DICOM nodes with the confidence that data will be
accurate when it arrives.
Software Overview
Main screen
 Realtime Dicom log on screen
 Text Color indicator
o Green text – Routing execute correct regarding the specified rules.
o Red text – Problem with the routing, in most of the cases the Modality Dicom SCP
(Service Class Provider) is not running or active. When the modality is switched on,
DCMrouter will continue the forwarding of the Dicom Files.
o Blue text – No routing rules for this Dicom file.
Configuration screen
To open the Configuration screen, click “File” in the menu and select “Configuration”.
Configuration the Dicom gateway, Dicom nodes ( Medical modalities ) and rules.
Dicom Gateway
Server Name : Don’t fill in, is disabled.
AE-Title
: Dicom AE-Title of the Gateway.
IP Address
: Don’t fill in, is disabled.
Port
: TCP-IP Port number.
Dicom Connecties
Server Name : Alias for the Dicom Connectie.
AE-Title
: Dicom AE-Title of the modality.
IP Address
: IP Address of the modality.
Port
: TCP-IP Port number.
Ping
: use this button to check your connection with the modality.
Note : You can also add, edit or delete more Dicom Connections or Dicom nodes.
Router Rules
AE-Title of the DCMrouter
AE-Title of the remote staion
Modality of the remote station
Dicom Tag
Send to Server Name
: The AE-Title where the Dicom modality sends to.
: The AE-Title of the Dicom modality (remote station).
: Type of the modality, can be CT, MR, DX, CR, US, etc.
: First field the Dicom Tag, second the expected result.
: Name of the Server where to send if rule is set.
Note : See Configuration of the rules for more information
Windows in systray
Check this for putting the application icon in the systray when minimized.
eMail Notification
Select e-Mail notification for change the settings.
Subject
SMTP
From
To
eMail after
: Put your subject in case the DCMrouter fails to send n times the images.
: Your SMTP.
: Senders eMail.
: eMail of the administrator.
: send mail after the routing fails after n times.
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Key features

Automated DICOM study distribution
Simultaneous re-routing to multiple DICOM nodes
Ensures data accuracy upon arrival
Real-time DICOM log with color indicators (Green: correct, Red: problem, Blue: no rules)
Configurable DICOM gateway settings (AE-Title, Port)
Configurable DICOM connections/nodes (Server Name, AE-Title, IP Address, Port)
Rule-based routing with DICOM Tag matching
Connection testing via Ping button
Email notification for routing failures

Frequently asked questions

DCMrouter automates the distribution of DICOM studies to compatible devices and can simultaneously re-route study data to multiple DICOM nodes with confidence in data accuracy.

The DCMrouter uses a real-time DICOM log on the main screen with color indicators: green text indicates correct routing, red text signals a problem (often a non-running modality SCP), and blue text means no routing rules were found for the DICOM file.

Users can configure the DICOM gateway's AE-Title and Port, DICOM connections for remote modalities including Server Name, AE-Title, IP Address, and Port, and specific routing rules based on AE-Title, Modality, and DICOM Tags.

Red text typically indicates a problem with routing, most commonly that the Modality DICOM SCP (Service Class Provider) is not running or active. Once the modality is switched on, DCMrouter will continue forwarding the DICOM files.