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Operation of the PDI viewer
The following buttons are displayed on the PDI viewer.
(30)
(29)
(28)
(1) to (27) in order from left
to right
Number Name Functions
(1) Patient list
Displays the patient list dialog.
(2) Import le
Reads the data stored in the
drive.
(3) Go to next patient
Switches the screen to that of
the next patent.
(4) Go to prev patient
Switches the screen to that of
the previous patent.
(5) Go to prev series
Goes to the previous DICOM
series screen.
(6) Go to next series
Goes to the next DICOM series
screen.
(7)
Switch mode
(Tile)
Changes the mode to the tile
display mode.
(8)
Switch mode
(Stack)
Changes the mode to the stack
display mode.
(9)
Change number
of frames
Changes the number of frames
of the image.
(10) Tag information
Displays the DICOM tag infor-
mation.
(11)
Gradation pro-
cess
Apply gradation processing to
the image.
(12) Zoom Zooms in/out on the image.
(13) Pan Move the image.
(14) Magnier
Enlarges the area pointed with
the mouse pointer.
(15) Contrast invert
Reverses black and white on
the image.
(16) Overlay
Displays or hides the overlay.
HINT
• Not used in this device.
(17) Horizontal ip
Reverses the image in the
horizontal direction.
(18) Vertical ip
Reverses the image in the
vertical direction.
(19) Right turn Turns the image to the right.
(20) Left turn Turns the image to the left.
(21) Straight line Draws a straight line.
(22) Text Press this to input text.
(23) Distance
Measures the distance.
Number Name Functions
(24) Angle
Measures the angle.
(25) Rectangle area
Measures the area of a rect-
angle.
(26) Ellipse area
Measures the area of an el-
lipse.
(27) Polygon area
Measures the area of a poly-
gon.
(28) Image change tab Changes the image.
(29)
Image display
area
Displays the image.
(30) [×] Closes the PDI viewer.
IMPORTANT
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• All measurement functions display a rough indication,
and may di󰀨er from actual measurements (accuracy
and performance are not guaranteed).
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