Chapter 2 System Overview
Part Number: 0160-6411, Rev A, 02/2019 Page 37 of 314
Software Release: cOS 5.00
Connecting to a Network (optional)
The CATALYS® System is equipped with an RJ45 network connection on the system rear panel.
Connecting the CATALYS® System to a network allows for:
• Network printing of treatment reports
• Remote system access by OPTIMEDICA Service Personnel to view system performance
logs and perform system diagnostics
OPTIMEDICA shall make available detailed instructions for implementing the optional network
connection, upon written request by any appointed Medical-IT Risk Manager.
CAUTION
Connection of the CATALYS® System to a customer network that includes other networked
equipment could result in previously unidentified risks. During system installation, OPTIMEDICA‐
trained personnel will review the installation site network with the installation site IT
administrator to identify, analyze, evaluate and control these risks. Subsequent changes to the
installation site network could introduce new risks due to:
• Changes to the network configuration
• Connection of additional devices to the network
• Disconnection of devices from the network
• Update and/or upgrade of equipment connected to the network
The internal Hardware Security Appliance (HSA) installed on the CATALYS® System is designed to
mitigate these risks to an acceptable level. Access to the HSA is limited to OPTIMEDICA‐trained
personnel only. The HSA is not user‐accessible. The HSA blocks attack attempts from any source
outside the CATALYS® System.
NOTES
Network communication is only available between the system and OPTIMEDICA. Network
communication must be initiated and approved by a trained system user and confirmed by
OPTIMEDICA Service Personnel before the remote connection can be enabled.
If system performance or speed degrades when connected to a network, disconnect the
CATALYS® System from the network and contact OPTIMEDICA Service for assistance.
Firewall Configuration
All inbound ports are blocked by default, not allowing any form of outside traffic to establish
inbound communication with the CATALYS® System.
WAN Configuration
The CATALYS® System is capable of receiving an IP address from the customer LAN via a DHCP
request. The CATALYS® System will be configured by OPTIMEDICA-trained personnel to a static
IP address, in the place of DHCP, if required by the site IT contact.
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