Re: GETTING IMAGES FROM ATL UM9 3000
From: James S Smeltzer MD (gaperina@mindspring.com)
Mon Oct 21 23:05:22 2002
Sony used to make a Mavicam type recorder for stills I use.
There are bunches of digital image capture boards out there:
http://dvguide.sharbor.com/head-to-head/
Also the newer digital cameras can often capture a TV source to still frame
digital.
My old diasonics synergee takes PC diskettes to record on. GE, who trashed
this model when they bought diasonics, now is coming out with a PC base for
it's "New Technology" machines, and hopefully will do the same thing.
Jim
At 10:24 PM 10/20/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Yes, and software links to download data directly to Excel or other
>database.
>
>Terry
>
>On Sun, 20 Oct 2002 09:42:55 -0500 evsono@pipeline.com (art fougner, md)
>writes:
>> you'd think the manufacturers would all get with the program and
>> replace
>> the mo drives with cd burners what we all actually use lol
>>
>> just a thought in case the manufacturers are lurking
>>
>> art
>>
>> At Sat, 19 Oct 2002, jworrall@alaska.net wrote:
>> >
>> >I do not know about the UM9 3000 but here is the way it works on
>> the
>> >HDI 5000: the disk drive is a magneto optical drive, which takes a
>> >special magnetooptical disc, not a regular floppy or Zip disc. When
>> I
>> >see an image that I want to sent to the MO disc, I press the PRINT
>> >button. Then I take the disc out of the ultrasound machine,
>> sneaker-
>> >net the disc to my computer in the next room, and put the MO disk
>> in
>> >the MO drive on my computer. (It is not likely you have an MO drive
>> on
>> >your computer, so you would have to get one). Then, using special
>> >software I purchased from Graham Thrisk (I can get you the URL if
>> you
>> >want it) I can save the image to my computer.
>> >
>> >If the image you want is on the hard drive (again, I do not know
>> how
>> >the UM9 3000 works, but the HDI 5000 has a hard drive) I think I
>> can
>> >copy the image from the hard drive to the MO disk.
>> >
>> >The advantage of this system is that the image is digital all the
>> way,
>> >so it makes for a very clean and sharp image.
>> >
>> >If this does not help, let me know more details, and maybe I can
>> help.
>> >
>> >Allen Worrall
>> >
>>> >>----- Original Message -----
>> >From: thewavenewsletter@yahoo.com (Diana Ross)
>> >Date: Saturday, October 19, 2002 4:37 pm
>> >Subject: GETTING IMAGES FROM ATL UM9 3000
>> >
>> >> Hi, everyone
>> >>
>> >> I have the ATL UM9 3000 and I want to get the images which are
>> >> stored there transferred onto my computer. The
>> >> unit has some kind of access to these images via some sort of
>> disk
>> >> on the front of the unit. I believe this is
>> >> some kind of optical disk, but I don't know what kind or if I
>> can
>> >> really use this.
>> >>
>> >> I have several images I want to transfer.
>> >>
>> >> We don't have a PACS system, and I don't even have a number to
>> >> contact the company since we don't use them for
>> >> repair.
>> >>
>> >> Does anyone have any idea what I can do, or who I can contact
>> for
>> >> info?
>> >> Thanks!
>> >>
>> >> Diana Ross, RT, RDMS
>> >>
>> >> Editor, The WAVE~~~Online Newsletter for Sonographers of All
>> >> Disciplines
>> >>
>> >> http://thewave.www.50megs.com
>> >>
>>
>> --
>> art fougner, md
>> ich bin ein New Yorker
>>
>
