11. When the contents have been burned to the media, a message posts in the Message area.
It is now safe to remove the CD/DVD or USB.
12.
Click the Eject icon to remove the media from the drive.
○
The CD/DVD drive automatically opens when the CD/DVD save is finished. Only click
Eject to stop the CD/DVD save process.
○
Removing the USB device without ejecting it can results in errors that may require the
device to be reformatted.
○
Do not remove the USB device during copy process. Make sure you first Stop the copy
process before you remove the device from the drive.
5.4 Restore Images
Follow the steps below to restore images from a CD, DVD or USB device to your system.
1.
Place a CD-R or DVD-R in the CD/DVD external drive or place a USB device into one of the
USB drives. Wait until the drive light turns off, which is an indication that the CD-R or DVD-R
is spinning up to speed.
2. From the File Manager [Source] menu, select the drive that has the CD, DVD, or USB.
3. From the File Manager, select the exam, series or images to restore.
○
Click an individual item.
○
Press <Shift> and simultaneously click the first and last item.
○
Press <Ctrl> and simultaneously click individual items.
4.
To retrieve exams, right click the exam, then click
Retrieve Exam
.
To retrieve series, right-click the series and then click
Retrieve Series
.
To retrieve images, right-click the images and then click
Retrieve Images
.
5. To view the restore process status, see the Section 4.5, View the Backlog/Queue
procedure.
6.
After the restore process completes, click the Eject icon
(next to the [Source] list in
File Manager).
5.5 View Images on a PC
The Media Viewer is loaded, if selected, onto a CD-R or DVD-R that is burned from the
CD/DVD/USB program. Follow these steps to view images from a CD or DVD. The PC must be
running Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 with Java 1.5 or higher.
Revolution CT User Manual
Direction 5480385-1EN, Revision 1
538 5 CD, DVD and USB Interchange
To Next Page
Loading...
