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Setting |
Default |
Description |
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General |
Settings for: |
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Select the modality the settings on this page apply to. Select the modality type Default to set the default settings for all the undefined parameters. |
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Annotation font size |
8 point |
Font size for the text used for annotations. |
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Keep last N DICOM print logs |
25 |
Keep the specified number of print logs on the workstation. Print logs show the results of a DICOM print request, and may be useful in the event a problem occurred. |
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Keep last N text annotations |
20 |
Keep the specified number of text annotations in the annotation text list. |
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Connect to collaboration peer directly |
Disabled |
When a proxy server is involved in the routing between two collaborating workstations, the viewer needs to know to attempt to connect directly. When a check appears in the box, the workstation attempts to connect to the other workstation directly. |
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Adjust thread priorities |
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Adjust the viewer process’s thread priorities. |
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Data packet size |
Auto |
Auto |
Viewer selects the best packet size to use when transferring data from/to the server based on network configuration and utilization. |
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Size |
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Override the automatic packet size setting and force packets to the specified size. Smaller packets are best used in slow, busy networks. Larger packets are best used in fast, quiet networks. |
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Study data download |
Use default |
Enabled |
Use the default compression algorithm to download the control data, thumbnails, etc. |
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Uncompressed |
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Do not use any compression on the control data. |
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Compressed |
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Compress the control data. This uses lossless wavelet. |
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Auto |
Default |
Viewer selects the best compression setting based on network configuration and utilization. |
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D3D Usage |
Disable startup warning |
Disabled |
Disable the warning notifying you that Direct3D is not available on your workstation. |
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Disable D3D rendering |
Disabled |
Disable support for Direct3D. Some display controllers report they support Direct3D, but actually do not, resulting in invalid images. |