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--- decimal3d:userguide:tutorials:all_tutorials [2023/01/19 21:15] – [Software Settings] dpatenaude
+++ decimal3d:userguide:tutorials:all_tutorials [2023/01/19 22:17] – [Troubleshooting DICOM Export Servers] kerhart
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 ===== Software Settings =====
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 The decimal3D Software Settings allow the user to configure the following items:
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   * [[decimal3d:userguide:tutorials:all_tutorials#mrn_to_po_field|Set MRN to PO Field]]
-See each section below for a detail description of each setting
+See each section below for a detailed description of each setting.
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 ==== DICOM Export Servers ====
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 If your DICOM Export ECHO Test fails, it may be due to the following reasons. Note: .decimal may not be able to assist with most of these issues, as it is dependent on your IT network security policies.
-  * Incorrect IP/Hostname or Port: Please ensure that you have the correct IP address and/or Port set within decimal3D for your current DICOM receiver.
+^ Issue ^ Description ^
-  * IT Network Firewall/Policies: Many times hospitals will block wireless devices from accessing critical servers, including DICOM storage servers. Please contact your IT team to ensure the iPad's MAC/IP address has been allowed to transmit data to your DICOM server/Port.
+| Incorrect IP/Hostname or Port | Please ensure that you have the correct IP address and/or Port set within decimal3D for your current DICOM receiver. |
-  * Different WiFi: Some hospitals set up their iPad on a WiFi network (e.g.: a guest WiFi network) that is siloed off and does not permit access to the DICOM server. Please contact your IT team to ensure the iPad is on the same network as your DICOM server and that the iPad is allowed to transmit data to the DICOM server/Port.
+| IT Network Firewall/Policies | Many times hospitals will block wireless devices from accessing critical servers, including DICOM storage servers. Please contact your IT team to ensure the iPad's MAC/IP address has been allowed to transmit data to your DICOM server/Port. |
-  * Local Network Access: Ensure the decimal3D application has been granted network access on the iPad:
+| Different WiFi | Some hospitals set up their iPad on a WiFi network (e.g.: a guest WiFi network) that is siloed off and does not permit access to the DICOM server. Please contact your IT team to ensure the iPad is on the same network as your DICOM server and that the iPad is allowed to transmit data to the DICOM server/Port. |
-    * Open the Settings app
+| Local Network Access | Ensure the decimal3D application has been granted network access on the iPad: Open the Settings app, scroll down and select the decimal3D application. Ensure the setting 'Local Network' is toggled on for decimal3D. |
-    * Scroll down and select the decimal3D application
+| DICOM Receiver Settings | DICOM receivers must be properly configured to accept files from 3rd party sources. Either set the receiver to 'promiscuous' or add the DICOM AE Title name of the decimal3D DICOM sender (MOVESCP) to the allowed sender list. |
-    * Ensure the setting 'Local Network' is toggled on for decimal3D.
 ==== Download Activity Logs ====