[Geek] Need help with DICOM on Echo Cardio (ultrasound) Machine
Does anyone here know Triltech Software (Showcase Priemium and Image Center) and how it interacts with a GE Echo (ultrasound) machine?
I have all of my settings on the machine set correct, but I cannot transfer images to a computer with a direct ethernet connection (not on the LAN or domain). Triltech's tech support is only done via email and they keep referring back to their troubleshooting guide which has done nothing to help. Any of you know this software? I have screenshots and log files to look through if you do. |
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Look at the other site, not writing that shit twice!
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Is it showing on the Device Manager in Control Panel?
Might be able to get some info through that if there's a conflict for resources? That used to be a common thing to see way back when, not so much anymore after plug and play finally got its act together. |
Maybe a crossover cable? Most systems I worked with needed domain authentication.
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Just plug it into a LAN and be done with it. :yesnod: |
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Domain authentication is not necessary unless the computer is set up to specifically need it. You must be a Windows guy. |
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See, students go do their labs or tests then send the results to the computer so they can get out of the way for the next group while they/instructor goes over the results on the computer. It'll be more of an issue when the KungFlu is finally recognized for not being as serious as it is and they permit full classes again. |
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GE sonogram IP is 192.168.1.1 and the computer's last octet is .2 |
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No insult meant. Medical devices are generally not setup to require domain authentication because too many of them are sold to small clinics where the whole network may only be a switch. Granted more and more have some 3rd party IT admin now, but that usually just means a couple of extra switches, a DHCP server, & a firewall. Also, there are so many in a larger facility that no one whats to take the time to do all the network setup. Usually just get it to talk to the PACS & to the remote support VPN. In many larger facilities the imaging systems are on a separate vlan that talks to a PACS system. The PACS is the only device out on the hospital network, so it's authenticated. |
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I don't claim to be an expert. I handed over the network Admin to the young guys and concentrated on interfaces and databases when the hospital grew into a healthcare enterprise. I found most problems to be the routing and security settings when we had issues. Yes, I worked with the PACS system, OB monitoring system, etc. |
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I sent screen shots to Tiltech tech support and they said all my configurations were correct except something was blocking port 8080 and port 104. I'm looking to see what's running using those now from the CMD window. So far I see nothing and all of my firewall settings for domain, public, and private networks are disabled. |
Success!!!!!! Disabling the firewall via gpedit was the trick. @ratflinger and others, thanks for the assistance :cheers:
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