DICOM CDs are used for: 

-Doctor referrals
-Viewing in the operating room
-Patients
-Research
-Conferences

 

 

 

 

 

Why ADR Discus ?

The ADR Discus DICOM station is more than just a conventional CD Robot. The software is the core of this unique system that operates with a fully integrated CPU. The integrated LINUX kernel makes the device’s processing absolutely safe. The encapsulated system is sealed off making unauthorized software changes impossible.
In order to grant different  departments access to the DICOM Robot it is possible to connect it to several servers in a modular way. This way multiple stations in multiple departments can access the DICOM Robot without granting access to each other’s data.

 

 

Simple Installation
Data can be sent from any DICOM device in your network to the ADR Dicom Media Server (DMS 3200). After connecting the ADR Robot to your network via Ethernet interface it can be detected by any radiological device as new DICOM output device. For this purpose use the individually assigned DICOM ID.

 

 

Highend-printing technologies and robotics

The quality of a production system for burning and printing CD/DVD-blanks is predominantly defined by the precision and the interaction of printing-technologies, software and robotics.

Epson, in co-operation with ADR, are the only providers developing and marketing ink-jet printers and precision-robotics for industrial use. Now two core-technologies have been combined into one uniqe and professional product.

The Epson PP-100N will be used for the the DICOM solution

 

Economical with Single Ink Cartridges   Enjoy the benefi ts of extremely low print costs. The low purchase price of the PP-100, the large-volume ink tanks and the very long service life make this possible. One ink set can print the entire surface area of well over 1000 discs. Separate colour cartridges minimise your operating costs as only cartridges that are actually empty need to be replenished.

 

 

Duplicationservice The Epson Discproducer™ is the perfect tool for maximising margins in the rapidly growing media production market. Whether you want to use it for an individual disc or a batch job, its high reliability, superb print quality and cost-effectiveness make it the ideal system for service providers

Discproducer™ for Clinics and practices The switch from analogue X-ray or CT film to digital imaging offers new possibilities for cutting process costs and improving patient service. In areas such as radiology, cardiology, ultrasound and CT imaging, the medical community can supply a better service to its patients through the use of digital data. (PACs Software with DICOM interface)

 

Features You Can Count On 100 disc capacity AcuGrip™ technology minimizes two-disc feeding Highest quality printing in its class with MicroPiezo technology Six individual, high capacity ink cartridges Low-ink sensor and LED for each cartridge Publishing speeds of up to 30 CDs and 13 DVDs/hour Single Ink Cartridges Compact, dust-proof rugged construction for top reliability Easy-to-use software with label templates Economical to operate and maintain In kiosk mode, can automatically alternate between CD and DVD publishing

 

 

• OS: Windows XP Home/Professional SP2 or later
  Windows 2000 Professional SP4 or later
• CPU: Pentium 4, 1.4 GHz or higher
• Memory: 512 Mbytes or larger,
• HDD capacity: 10 Gbytes or larger, 7200 rpm or more
• Note:
  For DVD-R Systems Windows 2000 or XP with NTFS Filesystem is required