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ACUSON Cypress™ Operators Manual 9-3
Exporting Images from the Cypress System
Some DICOM viewers may experience problems reading long loops. The
Cypress system can save loops that range in size from a single frame to the
maximum of 32 seconds. Select a loop size that is compatible to your
DICOM
viewer.
The study cannot be converted from a DICOM format back to the Cypress for-
mat.
Native Cypress System Format to MO Disk
Studies can be exported in native Cypress system format to the MO drive. This
proprietary format stores images in a highly compressed, lossless format. Stud-
ies can be archived to the MO disk in this format to free up space on the internal
hard drive.
Restrictions:
Images stored in this format can only be opened for review on a Cypress sys-
tem. Once opened for review, the study can be exported to the
MO disk in
DICOM format or sent to a DICOM server over a network (if the network option
is installed).
Setting an IP Address
To set an IP address, follow these steps:
1. Press the SETUP key and click the Network Identification heading.
2. Click the [ADD], [EDIT], [REMOVE], or [RENAME] button.
NOTE The Cypress system can store a maximum of four network
identifications
3. Complete the Cypress Network Identification settings described below:
Network Name: User-defined name of the network. The Cypress system
can store a maximum of four network identifications.
Computer Name: Identifies the name of your Cypress system on the net-
work.
Workgroup Name: Identifies the workgroup your Cypress system is part
of.
IP Address (Internet Protocol Address): See your Network Administrator
to determine your IP address. An IP address is made up of four sets of
1—3 digit numbers (from 0 to 255), separated by periods.
Subnet Mask: See your Network Administrator to determine your Subnet
Mask. This number, combined with the IP address, identifies the network
that your computer is part of.

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