The scanning user interface appears when you click on any of the scan buttons. They are available on the Quick View page, the PACS order entry page, the Scheduler's Patient Edit page and the Scheduler's Order Edit page. To scan one or more documents, do the following:
Place the documents to scan in the scanner.
Click the Scan button, or the Save & Scan button.
The Document scanning user interface opens.
The documents are scanned depending on the Scanner Setting Panel’s setting:
If configured to show the scanner manufacturer’s scanner setting panel, it appears automatically. Follow the instructions for the scanner control software. Once scanning completes the scanned images are added to the document scanning user interface for review and correction if necessary.
When no scanner control software is required, scanning starts automatically.
Use the scanner user interface to make adjustments, as described below.
Click Done to submit the scanned images to the server and close the user interface.
Note: The maximum number of documents that can be scanned in one session is thirty (30).
The scanning user interface consists of the following sections:
Section |
Description |
Tools |
Image manipulation, scanning and other functions. |
Thumbnails |
Renderings of each scanned sheet. The section is used to select a specific image and to re-organize their order. |
Demographics |
Patient and study information describing the study the documents are being attached to. The contents of this section are server-configurable. See the scanner demographic information configuration section for details. |
Settings |
Image and scan settings applied to the selected study or image. |
Image |
Readable-sized rendering of the selected scanned document. |
Status |
Progress bar showing the scan status. |
The properties of each section are described in the table below.
Section |
Tool |
Description |
Tools |
Flip the selected image vertically. |
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Flip the selected image horizontally. |
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Rotate the selected image to the right 90°. |
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Rotate the selected image to the left 90°. |
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Invert the grayscale of the selected image. |
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Right-drag the cursor to draw a region of interest on the selected image and crop everything outside it when the mouse is released. |
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Undo the last crop operation. |
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Reset the image’s orientation, cropping and grayscale. |
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Remove the selected sheet so it will not be uploaded to the server. |
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Add a new sheet to the list of scanned documents for this study. |
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Upload the scanned documents displayed in the thumbnail list to the server. |
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Edit the assigned attributes. Active when the selected Document Type is an Image type. |
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Upload all unsent documents and close the scan interface. |
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Drop all the unsent documents and close the scan interface. |
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Thumbnails |
Left-click |
Select the image and place it in the Image area. |
Left-click and drag |
Reposition the image in the thumbnail section. |
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Settings
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Document type |
List of configured document types available for assignment to the selected image. |
Image format |
The format of the stored images. JPEG images are stored one image per file/object. PDF documents store all the current scanned images into a single PDF file. See scan settings for details. |
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Scanner setting page |
Show or hide the scanner’s control panel. Some scanners require scanning be initiated from its own control panel. If you wish to modify the scanner settings such as bit depth, resolution or page size, you must use the scanner’s control panel as well. See scan settings for details. |
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Image |
Left-click |
Toggle through the available image sizes. Three sizes exist: fit to window; fit width; and full resolution. |
Left/Right scroll bar |
When the image is larger than the available area, use the scroll bars to reposition the viewable part of the image in the image area. |
When the document type setting is an Image type, you might be prompted to select some attribute values. Their defaults are configured by the system administrator. These settings are applied to all the documents uploaded during this scanning session.