Kodak PACS LINK 100
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The Kodak PACS LINK MEDICAL IMAGE MANAGER 100, Kodak PACS LINK MEDICAL IMAGE MANAGER 200, and Kodak PACS LINK 25 PRINT SERVER are designed to manage and distribute medical images within a healthcare facility. These devices can capture images from a variety of sources, including digital and video modalities, process them, and deliver them to workstations, archives, and printers. They also support DICOM 3.0 print-class images for printing. The devices can be set up as MODALITY SERVERS, PRINT SERVERS, or a combination of both. The MIM 200 can function as both a MODALITY SERVER (to capture images) and a PRINT SERVER (to receive and print images), making it ideal for large-scale deployments.
Key Features
DICOM 3.0 support
Modality Server
Print Server
Image capture
Image processing
Image distribution
Image annotation
HIS/RIS integration
HIPPA privacy feature
Ethernet network connection
Pages: 392 Kodak PACS LINK 100 Service manual
Brand: Kodak Category: Networking Size: 17 MB
Languages: English
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What are the different types of Kodak PACS LINK devices?
The Kodak PACS LINK line includes three primary devices: the Medical Image Manager 100, the Medical Image Manager 200, and the 25 Print Server. The MIM 100 and MIM 200 are designed as modality servers, capable of capturing images from digital or video modalities and distributing them across the network. The 25 Print Server specializes in receiving and printing images from a network.
What types of outputs does the Kodak PACS LINK support?
The Kodak PACS LINK devices offer various output options: network output for sending images to multiple destinations, fiber optic output for driving Kodak laser imagers with fiber optic inputs, copper output for driving Kodak laser imagers with copper image and COM inputs, and Ethernet output for supporting specific laser imagers.
Can I use the Kodak PACS LINK devices with different types of printers?
Yes, the Kodak PACS LINK devices can be configured to work with a variety of Kodak laser imagers, including the DryView 8100, 8200, 8300, 8500, 8600, 8610, 8700, 8800, and 969 HQ laser imagers. The specific printers supported will depend on the model and software version of the device.
What is the HIPPA privacy feature and how does it work?
The HIPPA privacy feature in the Kodak PACS LINK devices allows users to comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) by requiring keypad operators to log in with a username and password to access patient information. A customer security administrator can manage these accounts through a security console web page on the device. This feature helps protect sensitive patient data.
How can I connect to the Kodak PACS LINK device for service purposes?
You can connect to the Kodak PACS LINK device using a laptop computer via a serial cable, Ethernet network, or dial-up telephone line using a modem. Alternatively, you can connect a monitor kit directly to the device. The monitor kit requires a laptop computer with SecureLink software to unlock the Windows desktop.
What are the different input options for the Kodak PACS LINK devices?
The Kodak PACS LINK devices support various input options: video input for capturing images from video sources, digital input for capturing images from digital modalities, and network input for receiving DICOM print-class images from other devices on the network.
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