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Anatomage Table 2.0 Application and Hardware Manual

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Warranty StatementThere are no warranties, express or implied, with respect to the contents of this document, and all information provided herein is provided “as is.” Anatomage reserves the right to periodically change the information that is contained in this document; however, Anatomage makes no commitment to provide any such changes in a timely manner or at all.

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CopyrightDocumentation for the Anatomage Table and the operating software are copyrighted with all rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this documentation may not be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, or translated into any human or computer language in whole or part without the prior written permission of the copyright holder.

About Anatomage and SoftwareThe Anatomage Table Application software (Table2.0) was released in 2013 as an update to the Table Application software from Anatomage, Inc. In this document, the Anatomage Table Application software refers to the latest version of the Anatomage Table Application software and is synonymous with the terms “Table application”, “Table2.0”, and “Anatomage Table application”. To learn more about Anatomage, visit our website at www.Anatomage.com.

LanguageThe original language of this manual is English.

Image CreditThe following image sets were provided by Dr. Jin Seo Park, Department of Anatomy, Dongguk University College of Medicine and Dr. Min Suk Chung, Department of Anatomy, Ajou University School of Medicine. Full Body Male: The original slice data is from the Visible Korean data set. Full Dog and Cat slice data: This work (2012R1A2A2A01012808) was supported by Mid-career Researcher Program through the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) grant funded by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MEST) Full Head slice data: This research was supported by Basic Science Research Program through the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) funded by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MEST) (2010-0023360)


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Table of Contents

Getting Started with the Anatomage Table................................................................................................4Safety Instructions and Warnings........................................................................................................4Hardware Features...............................................................................................................................7Display Monitor Features....................................................................................................................8Accessing the Internal Computer.........................................................................................................9

Calibrating the Anatomage Table.............................................................................................................10Performing a Simple Calibration.......................................................................................................11

Controls....................................................................................................................................................13Touch commands...............................................................................................................................13Keyboard only commands.................................................................................................................13

Introduction to the Anatomage Table Application...................................................................................14Launching the Application ................................................................................................................14Application toolbar............................................................................................................................14Opening Scans...................................................................................................................................15

Controlling the Volume Rendering..........................................................................................................16Touch Control....................................................................................................................................16

User Interface and Layout........................................................................................................................17Image control settings........................................................................................................................23

Image Adjustment....................................................................................................................................24Male/Female Full Body and High Res Regional Scans – Volume Visibility Dialog.........................24Female Full Body with Models/DCM/INV files – Volume Visibility Dialog..................................25High Res Regional Anatomy - Dialog...............................................................................................28Image Library - Dialog......................................................................................................................29

Annotation Control Dialog.................................................................................................................31Presets......................................................................................................................................................32

For Male/Female Full Body and High Res Regional Scans..............................................................32For Female Full Body with Models/DCM/INV files.........................................................................32

Anatomage Table Maintenance................................................................................................................33Cleaning the Anatomage Table..........................................................................................................33Usage.................................................................................................................................................33Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................................33



Getting Started with the Anatomage Table

The Anatomage Table is comprised of multiple components, both software and hardware. The following section provides information about the Anatomage Table hardware and touchscreen software.

WARNING: Use of the Anatomage Table requires proper understanding of the hardware design and limitations including, but not limited to: compatible power range, touchscreen calibration settings, and component sensitivity. Before using the Anatomage Table and its application, read the safety information described in this section.

If you experience any difficulties, contact your local distributor or the Anatomage Support Department.Anatomage Support office: 408-885-1474Anatomage Support email: [email protected]

Safety Instructions and Warnings

Below are safety warnings and instructions for operating the Anatomage Table.

In this document, product, equipment, and device are used interchangeably and refer to all items associated with the Anatomage Table (such as the Anatomage Table and its individual components).

Use the following safety guidelines to ensure your own personal safety and to protect your equipment and working environment from potential damage.

For additional user information about the Anatomage Table, its individual components, or any other Anatomage products, contact your local distributor or the Anatomage Support Department.

WARNING: Do not attempt to service the equipment yourself, except as explained by the Anatomage documentation or in instructions otherwise provided by Anatomage. Some internal components may become very warm during normal operation. Before touching any internal components, allow time for them to cool.

WARNING: Anatomage will NOT be held responsible for any decrease in performance from the Anatomage Table or for any damage to the Anatomage Table, its surroundings, or its users if the warnings and instructions listed here are not strictly followed.



SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS (CONT.)

The Anatomage Table is rated for operating in 100-240V and at 50/60Hz. Use only power cables rated for 10A or more.

Check the voltage rating before you connect the equipment to an electrical outlet to ensure that the required voltage and frequency match the available power source.

To prevent electric shock, plug the equipment power cables into properly grounded electrical outlets. If the equipment is provided with a 3-prong power cable, do not use adapter plugs that bypass the grounding feature, or remove the grounding feature from the plug or adapter.

Do NOT use the Anatomage Table on soft, uneven surfaces. The equipment is designed for operating on hard, level surfaces.

The Anatomage Table's touchscreen sensors are sensitive to excessive loading on the frame. Leaning and pushing on the cover piece may result in decreased performance from the touch-device. Avoid placing excessive weight on or against the Table.

Do NOT stack the equipment, place it in an enclosed space, or install it where it is subject to heated air. Allow for proper ventilation as restricted airflow can damage the equipment or cause overheating.

For the best performance from your Anatomage Table touchscreen sensors, avoid placing the Anatomage Table in direct sunlight.



For electrical safety and protection of the components, it is recommended to avoid keeping the equipment in outdoor environments or bringing the Table into contact with wet or moist objects. Do NOT use the Table in a wet environment and protect the equipment from liquid intrusion.

The Anatomage Table’s display monitors are not designed to support excessive weight. To avoid damaging the screens and to ensure quality performance of the touchscreen sensors and monitors, avoid placing objects directly on the display surfaces.

Do NOT push any objects into the air vents or openings of the equipment. Doing so can cause fire or electric shock by shorting out interior components.

Do NOT dispose of the Anatomage Table. Electrical components and batteries require proper recycling and disposal.



Hardware FeaturesThis section provides information on the overall hardware features of the Anatomage Table.

1. Display monitorsLCD panels display Anatomage Table renderings and serve as the main device for user-interactivity.

2. USB ports (3x)Front facing ports connect to external devices (keyboards, computer mouse, etc.) Used for uploading user scans.

3. Monitor 1 – input/output panelIndividual display monitor has connectors and switches for Monitor 1.

4. Monitor 2 – input/output panelIndividual display monitor has connectors and switches for Monitor 2.

5. Casters (4x)Wheels equipped at Table base for mobility. Brakes are equipped for stability at operating location.

6. Internal computer access panelRemove this side panel to reveal the internal PC.

7. Power connector and switchConnects to power cable. Anatomage Table accepts AC power: 100-240V at 50/60Hz, 10A

8. Network connectorConnects the Anatomage Table to a network or broadband device.

9. Product LabelIncludes Anatomage Table information such as the country of origin and serial number.



Display Monitor FeaturesThis section provides information on the individual display monitors of the Anatomage Table.

1. Protective Glass Surface:Low-friction glass panel covers the display screens.

2. Active Touchscreen Area:Touch-interactivity is supported across the glass panel (both displays).

3. Touchscreen Cameras and Sensors:Along border of display area. Avoid leaning on this hardware as mentioned in the safety guidelines.

4. Power Switch (Monitor):Monitors should always remain in ON position. The monitors are designed to automatically turn on/off when sensing signal from the internal computer.

5. DVI-In:Each monitor should have a DVI-D cable connected to it. This is connected to the internal computer and necessary for displaying the images onto the display surface.

6. DVI-Out:Use these ports to connect individual monitors to a separate projector using DVI-D cables.

7. Power Switch (Table):Turns the system on or off when switched.



Accessing the Internal ComputerRemove the left side panel of the Anatomage Table to access the internal PC. The internal PC provides access to the computer power switch and additional USB ports.

1. Look under left side of Anatomage Table.2. Unscrew securing screws at top of panel.3. Slide panel up and pull away from frame.

NOTE: The internal PC in the Anatomage Table may not look as shown in the illustration above.



Calibrating the Anatomage Table

This section provides information on the calibration software that comes with the Anatomage Table. This user's guide is written for Version 4.1305 of the calibration software. If there is a different version installed on the Anatomage Table, contact your local distributor or the Anatomage Support Department for further assistance.

Anatomage office: 408-885-1474Anatomage email: [email protected]

The Calibration Software should be opened for periodic touchscreenrecalibration and adjusting touchscreen settings.

It is recommended to use a mouse and a keyboard during the calibrationprocess.

If you have never calibrated your system or you are experiencing unresolvable calibration issues, please contact your local distributor or the Anatomage Support Department for assistance.



Performing a Simple Calibration

The following steps are for routine recalibration of the touchscreen. It is recommended to use a USB keyboard and a mouse during the calibration process. This user's guide is written for Version 4.1305 of the calibration software. For questions, please contact your local distributor or the Anatomage Support Department.

Step 1:Open the Calibration Software and select “Calibrate” from the window.

Step 2:Press and hold your finger at the flashing cross-hair for one second. Repeat for all four cross-hairs.



Step 3:When completed, the software will reset the touchscreen data and finish calibrating the touchscreen with the display. Please do not touch the screen until the application has finished calibrating.

Step 4:Confirm that the device is connected and the Status reads “running ok”.Close the calibration software.



Controls

The following section discusses controls for the Table and Table application.

Touch commandsRight click Touch and hold.Selecting icons Tap icon to select it. If compatible multi-icons are shown, use second

tap to select desired multi-icon.On screen keyboard Tap the far left edge of the table screen. An edge of a keyboard will

be seen. Touch, hold, and drag keyboard away from edge to use.WARNING: The touchscreen uses optical sensors around the edges of the screen. Before using, always check the perimeter of the screen to make sure nothing is obstructing the sensors. For best performance, touch the Table with fingers perpendicular to the screen. Be careful of sleeves, ties, jewelery, etc. that sometimes can be registered as a “touch” by the software.

Keyboard only commandsExiting Full-Screen and viewing application on single display monitor

Step 1:Press F11 on keyboard.Step 2:Press the Windows key ( ) and the left/right arrow to snap application window to left/right display monitor.

Exporting Presets (see p.32 for more information on presets)

Step 1:Press 'P' on keyboardStep 2:Export out sets of 8 presets at a time as a visibility preset file (.vpf)



Introduction to the Anatomage Table Application

This section explains how to view scans by describing the user interface for the Anatomage Table Application. Before opening the Anatomage Table Application, it is assumed that users have read and understood the hardware descriptions (p. 7) and have completed necessary calibration (p. 10).

Launching Table 2.0 Application

From the desktop, double-tap (double-click) the Table icon to launch the Anatomage Table application. Users will be shown the Application toolbar below.

Open File Open multi-dicom (DCM) scan files or Invivo (INV) scan files.Male Full Body Scan Open full body, male demonstration scan.Female Full Body Scan

Open full body, female demonstration scan.

Female Full Body with Models

Open full body, demonstration female DCM scan superimposed with surface models.

High Res Regional Scans

Open user interface to select a region specific data set from male and female demonstration scans.

Image Library Open user interface to select an educational pathology case example data set.Minimize Minimizes the Table application. Available only when case is currently open.Exit Application Closes the Table applicationCancel Closes the Application toolbar. Available only when case is currently open.



Open File

Step 1:Select the “Open File” option from the application toolbarStep 2: Use Windows explorer interface to navigate to location of INV file or DCM file series.INV file: Select it and press “Open”.DCM series: Select single DCM file and press “Open”. Software will scan through folder and check each DCM for proper meta data before reading all DCM files in the same series.Step 3:Table application will automatically reconstruct image volume based on INV or DCM file data.For INV files, any additional content created and saved with the patient data using the Invivo5 software (surface models, comments, etc) will automatically be loaded as well.

WARNING: Table application will load in DCM files contained within the same folder and of the same imaging series when reconstructing the volume. When loading INV files, it will load the data saved and referenced using Anatomage's InVivoDental program. This referenced data is also based on all DCM files that were originally loaded from the same folder and of the same imaging series. It is the responsibility of the user to confirm that all slice information is available and in the same folder when loading onto Table2.0 or saving from Invivo5.

WARNING: If Table application detects that some DCM files are missing, corrupt, or otherwise determined inaccurate, an error message will appear warning about possible inaccurate reconstruction. The user may continue with volume reconstruction and should use caution and their judgment when reviewing any data with possible inaccuracies.

WARNING: When loading additional content created (surface models, comments, etc.), users should make note that this is content created by another user and are not part of the original patient image data. They are interpretations or opinions of the DCM files and judgment should be used when evaluating image files containing additional content.



Controlling the Volume Rendering

The following section discusses methods of controlling the volume rendering orientation, in particular, the use of the touch-enable screen and quick reorientation icons

Table application supports both keyboard/mouse and touch controls when navigating the application. Some functions are keyboard specific and do not have a designated icon in the user interface.

Touch Control Within the Rendering Window, the Table application accepts single- and multi-touch inputs.Number of Touches Movement Result Description Volume Viewing:Single Drag Rotate Rendering will rotate about the scanning

region's geometric center point. (Settings → X Rotate and Y Rotate enabled)

Two Drag Pan Renderings will pan in the dragged direction. (Settings → Pan enabled)

Pinch Zoom in /out Rendering will become larger or smaller(Settings → Zoom enabled)

Rotate Spin Rendering will rotate about the scanning region's geometric center point.(Settings → Spin Enabled)

Slice Mode Viewing:Single DISABLED N/A N/ATwo Drag Pan Renderings will pan in the dragged direction.

(Settings → Pan enabled)Pinch Zoom in /out Rendering will become larger or smaller

(Settings → Zoom enabled)Three Drag up/down Scrub through

slicesCan scrub through cross-sectional slices of selected image.



User Interface and Layout

Icon Description Rendering window outlined in red above

Rendering WindowImage rendering, surface models, and annotations will appear in this region. This region accepts single- and multi-touch controls and gestures. Keyboard and mouse controls are also compatible in this region.Application toolbarOpens the Application toolbar to load a different case (Open File, Image Library, etc.)

Annotation ControlsOpens Annotation dialog for enabling/disabling comment visibility. See p. 31 for more information on Annotation dialog use.

Exploration ToolUsed for identifying segmentation and user created content.(Works only with Male Full Body/Female Full Body with Models/High Res Regional scans with models)Step 1: Tap icon to activate. Icon will change when application is ready



for an input from the user. Step 2:Tap anywhere on volume or slice. Structure closest to touch location will be annotated. In volume viewing for the Male Full Body scan, structure will also be highlighted and all other volume elements will be made transparent (example shown below). Step 3:To exit out of explore mode, tap anywhere outside of the volume, the visibility control icon (p. 21), or the exploration tool icon.

Measurement ToolTap icon to show associated multi-icons. Using a second tap, select a particular measurement tool.Can be used in volume and slice mode viewing.

Distance Measurement ToolStep 1:Select distance measurement tool. Step 2:Tap on two locations on the volume. Red dots will indicate the selected spots, and a line will appear between them with a distance measurement.Angle Measurement ToolStep 1:Select angle measurement tool. Step 2:Tap on three locations on the volume. Red dots will indicate the selected spots, and an angle will appear between them with an angle measurement.



Delete MeasurementStep 1:Select measurement. Specified measurement will turn red. Step 2:Select icon to remove specified measurement.

Clear AllSelect icon to clear all measurements from the volume.

PresetsTap to show all available presets. Using a second tap, select a particular preset. First four preset icons shown below.

User can create up to 8 presets. Presets will automatically switch image in rendering window based on previously saved definitions in the Volume Visibility and Annotation dialogs. See p. 32 for more information on how to create presets.

Volume OrientationTap to select a particular orientation.From top left going clockwise: Coronal View, Sagittal View, Axial View, Flip View.

WARNING: Image orientation is based on scanner/DCM definitions or redefined orientations from Invivo5 software.

1:1 Life Size ScalingTap icon to rescale image to life size.



Clipping Plane Control Tap to show all available predefined clipping planes. Using second tap, select a predefined clipping plane. Volume will automatically be clipped in the designated direction.

Predefined Clipping PlanesFrom top left going clockwise: Sagittal Plane, Coronal Plane, Axial Plane, Parallel Plane.

Clipping Plane Slider BarWhen a clipping plane is active, the slider bar can be used to adjust the location of the plane.

Custom Clipping Plane Mode Step 1:Tap scalpel icon to activate custom clipping plane mode. Icon will change when application is ready for an input from the user.

Step 2:Using one touch, touch anywhere within the Rendering Window and drag across the volume to generate the custom clipping plane. Image will update to show current clipping definition. Step 3:Release touch to finish defining plane.

Repeat the above steps to create up to six (6) Custom Clipping Planes. After the sixth plane, the seventh plane will replace the first defined Custom Clipping Plane. The eighth will replace the second and so forth. The Clipping Plane Slider Bar can be used on the most recently defined Custom Clipping Plane to adjust its location.



FlipTap icon to flip visibility between sides of the clipping plane. This affects all predefined clipping planes and the most recently defined custom clipping plane.

ResetTap icon to reset the volume rendering back to its original state. This will remove all applied clipping planes (custom and predefined).

Visibility ControlTap icon to open Volume Visibility dialog to adjust rendering window images. User can add/remove layers of demonstration data sets or adjust volume rendering view presets for any DCM file data sets. See p. 24 for more information on using the Volume Visibility dialog.Brightness/Contrast Slider Bars (usable only with DCM based scans)

Shift the upper slider bar left/right to decrease/increase the Brightness of the volume in the Rendering Window (density). Shift the lower slider bar left/right to increase/decrease the Contrast of the volume in the Rendering Window (fine-adjust).

WARNING: Brightness and Contrast settings are dependent upon the volume rendering range defined in the Image Control Settings (p. 23).

View SequencerTap icon to upload and playback View Sequences (.vseq files) saved from the Invivo5 software.

WARNING: View Sequencer behavior is best when using the same particular image data set that was used when initially creating the View Sequence in Invivo5.



Pen ToolTap to show all available pen tools. Using second tap, select a particular pen tool.

Draw on rendering window by touching the rendering window.

Predefined Pen Tool ColorsTap to select a predefined pen tool color. From top left going clockwise: Red, White, Yellow, Blue.Default width of pen stroke for all colors is 2.

Pen PresetsStep 1:Tap to select a particular pen preset.Step 2:Under Image Control Settings (p.23), adjust pen color and stroke width.

Save Image Tap icon to save image in Rendering Window and to clear all drawings.



Image Control SettingsTap Icon to open the Image Control Settings dialog to adjust multi-touch and rotation controls, volume rendering range, camera projection, and Pen Tool settings.

Touch Interaction Control:MultiTouch – enable/disable multi-touch compatibilityXRotate – enable/disable rotation about x-axisYRotate – enable/disable rotation about y-axisSpin – enable/disable spin gesturePan – enable/disable pan gestureZoom – enable/disable zoom gesture

Volume Rendering Preference: Define the min/max limits of the scalar values for reconstructing volume from slice image data.Anatomage recommends -500 to 1500 for CT data and 0 to 3000 for MRI data.

WARNING: the values set in this Volume Rendering Preference field will have a direct affect on how the image data is reconstructed and displayed within the rendering window. The rendering range should be adjusted appropriately depending upon the modality (CT, MR, etc.) and scanning parameters.

Performance, Quality: Toggle between these two settings to improve rendering behavior and image quality.

Camera Projection: Switch between Parallel and Perspective projection. Define the source distance (default 100 in.)

Ruler: Displays a ruler along the length of the Rendering Window. Scales to life-size when 1:1 life size is activated.

Stroke: Select the Stroke color and width for Pen Tool.

Apply: Enable any changes made to the rendering range or rendering performance adjustments.

Done: Close Dialog



Image Adjustment

Male/Female Full Body Scan and High Res Regional Scan Volume Visibility DialogSelecting the Image Control Icon will open the following dialog.

Volumes organized into systems, categories, and structures.Tap on/off icon at the bottom of the system list to turn on/off all volumes.Tap on/off icon to turn each entry or subsystem on/off.Tap entry name to show associated subsystems. Selected entry name will be highlighted blue.

Tap circle icon next to entry names to adjust opacity and “no clip” settings for volumes. If adjusted, circle icon becomes gray.

No Clip: If turned on, volume cannot be sliced through.

Opacity: Adjust slider bar to adjust volume transparency.

Search bar to search for particular structure. Tap Clear to clear all search terms.



Slice Mode Select Slice mode to view volume cross-sections. Using Layout 1 and 2, users can view all three cross-sections (axial, coronal, sagittal) simultaneously. Using Layout 3, users can view one cross-section at a time. Users can scroll through each cross-sectional view independently. Use clipping plane icons and clipping plane slider bar to adjust individual cross-sections. Tap on Layout 1, 2, or 3 to toggle between these views.

Layout 1

Layout 2

Female Full Body with Models and DCM/INV Files Volume Visibility Dialog Selecting the Image Control Icon will open the following dialog.



Volume Visible: Turn on/off volume rendering.All Models Show: Turn all model visibility on.All Models hide: Turn all model visibility off.Volume Controls:Brightness – adjust brightness range (density)Contrast – adjust contrast range (fine-adjust)Volume Renderings: Collection of different volume rendering presets. Each can be adjusted using the Brightness and Contrast settings or the Rendering Slider Bars on the main Table user interface. Users can create their own custom volume rendering presets using the Invivo5 software. This setting can be exported as a volume configure file (.vcf). Custom loads in the .vcf file.

Slice Mode Select Slice 1, Slice 2, or Slice 3 to view volume cross-sections. Use Slice 1 and 2 to view volume in all three cross-sections (axial, coronal, sagittal). Use Slice 3 to view volume in one cross-section only. User can scroll through each cross-sectional view independently.

Slice 1

Slice 2

CT Presets (Only available in slice mode for DCM image sets)Tap to show all available radiology presets. Using a second tap, select a particular radiology preset.

Available CT presets: Brain, Abdomen, Mediastinum, Bone, Lung, Liver

WARNING: CT presets are dependent upon original scanner/DCM HU definitions.



Model Settings Open Model Settings Dialog for currently selected digital surface model. Visibility:Turn on/off model visibilityAdjust the opacity of a particular model.

Rendering:Adjust the mode: surface, wireframe, points.Adjust the shading: smooth, flat.Turn on/off Back Face Culling.Enable No Clipping (clipping planes do not affectmodel).

Material:Adjust the digital surface model’s appearance bychanging the color and light settings.

Texture:Turn on/off texture applied to digital model.Turn on/off shading applied to digital model.

OK:Close the Model Settings Window and save thechanged settings.



High Res Regional AnatomyTap High Res Regional Scans on Application toolbar to open Regional Anatomy Dialog.

Dialog lists all available regional scans along with region, resolution, size, and gender of original scan. Tap scan entry name and tap Open to open particular scan. Tap Close to close dialog.

Types of Scans:From left to right: High Res Regional scan with directional map, High Res Regional scan with skin, regional scan with segmentation and surface models



Image LibraryThe Image Library is an optional plug-in that can be purchased with the Anatomage Table. It is a collection of scans showing various pathological cases. Through the use of contrast media and other imaging techniques, real patient anatomical features are highlighted. Each scan comes with scan information.Select Image Library from Application toolbar to open the Image Library dialog.

Scans sorted by region and type.Tap on one or more of the divisional icons to view all associated scans.Select entry name to display more information about particular scan (info, history, findings, impression, other) along with scan resolution and size.Tap Favorite to star certain scans and add to Favorites category.Recently opened scans saved under Recently Opened category.

Comparison cases Displays three related scans linked in movement, clipping plane, brightness/contrast, and volume rendering mode for easy comparison.



4D scans Scans showing movementTo Play 4D scan:

Step 1: Tap the View Sequencer icon to open dialog.

Step 2: Tap Play/Pause to start/pause movement. Tap Loop to loop playback.

Step 3: Tap End to stop movement.

Step 4: Tap Done to close dialog.

Other Mummy scansCurriculum Open up a curriculum file (.crlm). Curriculum files, provided by Anatomage,

open up one scan with pre-made annotations and view sequence. CRLM files are designed for teaching purposes.



Annotation Control DialogSelecting the Annotation Control Icon will open the following dialog. Annotations are linked with clipping planes. Chosen annotations will be displayed, but lead lines will only appear when associated volume is close to the clipping plane. If no clipping plane is defined, lead lines always appear.

Annotations organized into system, category, and structure.

Tap the on/off icon at the top left of the dialog to show or hide all enabled annotations.Tap on/off icon to turn on/off annotations at the category and structure level.Tap entry name to show associated subsystems. Selected entry will be highlighted blue.User can adjust where annotation text will appear: top, bottom, right, left.Search bar to search for a particular structure. Tap Clear to clear all search terms.Load Annotation File Load in custom annotations (.csv file) created using the Invivo5 software.

WARNING: Open same data set that was used to create annotation file in order to preserve correct coordinate system.



Presets

For Male/Female full body scans and High res Regional scansSave Preset (located in volume visibility dialog p.24)

Create up to 8 presets: saves clipping planes, model visibility, volume visibility, slice mode layout, and annotations.

Export Preset(located in volume visibility dialog p.24)

Export created presets in sets of 8 as a visibility preset file (.vpf).

Import Preset(located in volume visibility dialog p.24)

Load in .vpf file

WARNING: Preset behavior is best when using the same particular image data set and volume rendering range that was used when initially creating the presets.

For Female Full Body with Models and DCM/INV filesSave Preset(located in volume visibility dialog p. 25)

Create up to 8 presets: saves clipping planes, model visibility, volume rendering mode, slice mode, and annotations

Export Preset Press 'p' on keyboard to export presets in sets of 8 as a visibility preset file (.vpf).

Import Preset(located in volume visibility dialog p. 25)

Load in .vpf file

WARNING: Preset behavior is best when using the same particular image data set and volume rendering range that was used when initially creating the presets.



Anatomage Table Maintenance

This section discusses common troubleshooting issues as well as suggested maintenance for the Anatomage Table.

Cleaning the Anatomage Table1. Turn off system.2. Use a clean microfiber cloth and nonabrasive cleaning solution to gently wipe the display screens.3. Use a clean microfiber cloth and cleaning solution to gently wipe the Table panels.

UsageTo prevent damage to the Anatomage Table:

• Avoid using paper towels and surface cleaners (i.e. Windex) to clean the display screens.• Refer to the Safety Instructions and Warnings (p. 4) when operating.

To maintain the performance of the Anatomage Table:• Periodically turn off the Anatomage Table.• Avoid placing objects on the Table display surface.• Check that no objects obstruct the Table sensors.

TroubleshootingFor all troubleshooting, be sure to follow the safety guidelines outlined in the Safety Instructions and Warnings section of this document (p. 4).

Issue With Problem Possible Cause Action

Touch Sensor

Touch does not workCamera obstruction Check that no objects are blocking the

Table sensors. Wipe the camera lenses.

Newly installed software Connect a USB keyboard and a mouse. Restart the Table.

Cursor not aligned with finger Calibration adjustment

Rerun calibration steps (p. 10).

Make sure Tablet Settings in Control Panel/Hardware and sound is reset.

Touch is too sensitive Calibration adjustment Rerun calibration steps (p.10).

Cannot double click Calibration adjustmentRerun calibration steps (p. 10).

Make sure Tablet Settings in Control Panel/Hardware and sound is reset.




Monitor

No Picture

Power

Unplug AC power cord from Table and external source. Try a different power outlet.

Check that the main Power Switch is in ON position.

Check that computer power switch is in the ON position.

Power Cord Unplug AC power cord from the monitor to reset the monitor. Plug AC power cord back in.

Image Unstable Signal Cable (DVI/HDMI)

Signal cable should be completely connected to display card/computer and to monitor.

Image Persistence Monitor fatigue Turn off monitor for as long as previous image was displayed.

Image not sized properly Computer settings

Check that proper screen resolution (1920 x 1080) is set for computer display settings.

Contact local distributor or the Anatomage Support Department.


Computer

No PowerPower Switch

Check that the main Power Switch is in ON position.

Check that computer power switch is in the ON position.

Power Cord Unplug AC power cord from the Table. Plug AC power cord back in.

No Video Signal Cable (DVI/HDMI)

Signal cable should be completely connected to display card/computer and to monitor.

Blue Screen

Hardware Malfunction

Restart system and see if problem persists.

Note the error code given and learn more at support.microsoft.com

Software Malfunction

Restart system and see if problem persists.

Note the error code given and learn more at support.microsoft.com

Use Windows install disc/USB drive, reformat the computer. Contact Anatomage for new Table Application authorization code(s).

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