17x17 inch CsI Tethered, cassette size DR Flat Panel Detector, with advanced acquisition VOYANCE software and PACS
Specifications
MasterX 17x17 inch CsI Tethered, cassette size DR Flat Panel Detector
Active area (Real Image Size): 17x17 inch
Overall Dimensions: 19.5x19.5x0.62 inch
Weight: 9.5 lb
Power Consumption: max of 21 Watt
Carbon Fiber Sensor Protection Plate
Cesium Iodide (Csl) with Amorphous Silicon (a-Si) Photodiode
Pixel Pitch: 140 μ m
A/D Conversion: 16 bit
X-ray Voltage Range: 40-150 kVp
Wired Interface: Gigabit Ethernet (1000BASE-T)
Control Box with AC100-240V, 50/60Hz input power, and DC24V 2.5A 60W(MAX) output power
Voyance Acquisition Software
Superior Image Quality
Exam-specific algorithms image processing
Veterinary and Dental Interfaces in the same Software
Supports up to 3 Detectors and 1 Dental Sensor
Automatic image optimization
Edit existing patient information/search patient by patient name, patient ID, Accession number, bar code, etc.
True size for printing
Resend / Reprint image
Send/Print queue management
User-friendly touch GUI
Useful functions: Auto Cropping, Auto Grid Suppression, Auto Labeling, Auto Rotation, Free Rotation, Multi Layout, etc.
Fully DICOM 3.0 Compatible: MWL, Send, Print, MPPS, etc.
Customized functions and various themes
Voyance PACS
Voyance Server is a complete and cost effective Voyance Imaging solution that provides imaging departments with a scalable and upgradable solution to archive patient studies. The Voyance Server solution includes features to archive patients, retrieve studies, print studies, edit patient reports, record voice notes with patient study, and transmit studies over telephone lines or internet.
Voyance Server solution consists of a group of software and hardware components that has specifically chosen to provide the maximum performance and scalability.
Supports all DICOM modalities.
Archiving on PACS server and on the Network.
Multi-Level relational database structure for patients/studies/series and images.
Supports pre-fetching and auto-routing of patients to the modalities.
