BR40 64 Software Installation V2.0.2 V2.0.2

Brilliance CT TM
40 / 64-Channel Configuration
V2.0.2 Software Installation Instructions

(including Lung Nodule Assessment & Lung
Disease Quant - Emphysema Options Update)
4550 193 09101

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Revision History
ECO # Revision Date Comments

H2011397 A July 2005 New Release
H2011778 B October 2005 Added “Host Add-On V2.0.0.5802 Installation”
Revised “Installing the CIRS Image Balance CD on the S3 Server”
Added “Virus Scan Instructions”
Updated “CPM and FPGA Software Versions”
H2012037 C October 2005 Updated Doc title: “Software Installation Instructions for Brilliance 40
V2.0.0.5802 and Brilliance 64 V2.0.0.5805
Added “Host Add-On V2.0.0.5805 Installation - for Brilliance 64 Only”
Revised Kit Contents
H2012068 D November 2005 Removed 5802 and 5805 CDs
Added BR40/64 CIRS/Host Add-on 6457 CD
Revised Kit Contents for V2.0.2
H2012608 E January 2006 Added BR40/64 Lung Nodule Assessment & Lung Disease Quant -
Emphysema V2.0.2 CDs and installation procedure
H2013013 F February 2006 Revised the following sections:
Backing Up System Files” on page 37
Restoring System Files” on page 56
Installing the Options License Key” on page 57
New User-Defined Protocol Restore Procedure” on page 60
This document was prepared by the CT PMG Haifa Service Innovation Department.
For any additions, corrections, or suggestions, contact:
CT PMG Haifa Customer Support Department
Email: _1HFA_Support_e2@philips.com
Safety Information
To the User of This Manual
The user of this manual is directed to read and carefully review the instructions, warnings and cautions contained herein prior to beginning installation or service activities.
While you may have previously installed or serviced equipment similar to that described in this manual, changes in design, manufacture or procedure may have occurred
which significantly affect the present installation or service.
Installation and Environment

Except for installations requiring certification by the manufacturer per federal standards, see that a radiation protection survey is made by a qualified expert in accordance
with NCRP 102, section 7, as revised or replaced in the future. Perform a survey after every change in equipment, workload, or operating conditions which might
significantly increase the probability of persons receiving more than the maximum permissible dose equivalent.
Diagnostic Imaging Systems - Mechanical-electrical Warning

All of the moveable assemblies and parts of this equipment should be operated with care and routinely inspected in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations
contained in the equipment manuals.
Only properly trained and qualified personnel should be permitted access to any internal parts. Live electrical terminals are deadly; be sure line disconnects are opened and
other appropriate precautions are taken before opening access doors, removing enclosure panels, or attaching accessories.
Do not under any circumstances, remove the flexible high tension cables from the x-ray tube housing or high tension generator and/or the access covers from the generator
until the main and auxiliary power supplies have been disconnected. Failure to comply with the above may result in serious or fatal bodily injuries to the operator or those
in the area.
Electrical-grounding Instructions
The equipment must be grounded to an earth ground by a separate conductor. The neutral side of the line is not to be considered the earth ground. On equipment
provided with a line cord, the equipment must be connected to properly grounded, three-pin receptacle. Do not use a three-to-two pin adapter.
Diagnostic Imaging Systems - Radiation Warning

X-ray and Gamma-rays are dangerous to both operator and others in the vicinity unless established safe exposure procedures are strictly observed.
The useful and scattered beams can produce serious or fatal bodily injuries to any persons in the surrounding area if used by an unskilled operator. Adequate precautions
must always be taken to avoid exposure to the useful beam, as well as to leakage radiation from within the source housing or to scattered radiation resulting from the
passage of radiation through matter.
Those authorized to operate, participate in or supervise the operation of the equipment must be thoroughly familiar and comply completely with the current established
safe exposure factors and procedures described in publications, such as: Subchapter J of Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations, “Diagnostic X-ray Systems and Their
Major Components”, and the national council on radiation protection (NCRP) no. 102, “Medical X-ray And Gamma-ray Protection For Energies Up To 10 Mev-
equipment Design and Use”, as revised or replaced in the future.
Those responsible for planning of x-ray and gamma-ray equipment installations must be thoroughly familiar and comply completely with NCRP no. 49, “Structural
Shielding Design and Evaluation For Medical Of X-rays and Gamma-rays of Energies Up to 10 Mev”, as revised and replaced in the future. Failure to observe these
warnings may cause serious or fatal bodily injuries to the operator or those in the area.
Add additional safety information as needed
Contents
V2.0.2 Software Installation Overview ............................................................................................... 1
Safety ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2
V2.0.2 General Information ...................................................................................................................................... 4
Kit Contents ........................................................................................................................................................ 4
Prerequisites ....................................................................................................................................................... 6
Time Requirements............................................................................................................................................. 6
Philips Installation Interface ................................................................................................................................ 7
V2.0.2 Software Installation Scenarios..................................................................................................................... 8
Release Notes ................................................................................................................................... 9

Brilliance V2.0.2 Application Release Notes ............................................................................................................ 9
New Features in Brilliance 2.0.2............................................................................................................................... 9
Issues Fixed in Brilliance 2.0.2................................................................................................................................. 9
Service Utilities ................................................................................................................................................... 10
Scanner Operation Cautions and Warnings............................................................................................................. 10
Open Issues (from V2.0) .......................................................................................................................................... 12
Guidelines and Operation Instructions................................................................................................................ 12
Brilliance 40/64 V2.0.2 Service Release Notes....................................................................................................... 17
Changes from Version 2.0.0..................................................................................................................................... 17
Known issues in 2.0.2 ......................................................................................................................................... 17
New Features imported from V2.0.0 ........................................................................................................................ 18
Common Calibration................................................................................................................................................. 18
Physics Diagnostic Tools ......................................................................................................................................... 19
Activation of Tests .................................................................................................................................................... 23
Constancy Test and Performance Test .............................................................................................................. 25
DMS Diagnostics ................................................................................................................................................ 25
New Tools ........................................................................................................................................................... 25
Validation Tables ................................................................................................................................................ 30
Common Calibration Results .............................................................................................................................. 34
Auto Performance and Constancy Tests - Failed Steps ..................................................................................... 35
Brilliance 40/64 Host Software Installation ....................................................................................... 36

Before Beginning...................................................................................................................................................... 36
Backing Up System Files ......................................................................................................................................... 37
CSIP Level 1 © 2006 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V All Rights Reserved Refer to Front Cover i
Contents
Host Software Installation Instructions ..................................................................................................................... 40
Before Installing the Host Software..................................................................................................................... 40
Host OS Installation CD ...................................................................................................................................... 40
Restoring Computer Name and Domain / Workgroup ........................................................................................ 43
Drive Letter Correction........................................................................................................................................ 43
Installing the Host Application Software ................................................................................................................... 45
Setting Time and Date ........................................................................................................................................ 45
Installing the Host Patch 6457 CD ........................................................................................................................... 46
Installing the CD for LNA and Emphysema Options ................................................................................................ 47
Setting the K2D Visa ................................................................................................................................................ 48
Registering System Components............................................................................................................................. 50
Configuring the Display Settings .............................................................................................................................. 51
Acrobat Reader and CesarFTP Initialization ............................................................................................................ 54
Configuring Administrative Tools Security Features ................................................................................................ 55
Restoring System Files ............................................................................................................................................ 56
Installing the Options License Key ........................................................................................................................... 57
Installing the License Key from the CD and Updating Protocols ........................................................................ 57
Installing the License Key Manually and Updating Protocols ............................................................................. 59
New User-Defined Protocol Restore Procedure....................................................................................................... 60
Image Threshold Verification.................................................................................................................................... 62
Phantom Definition ................................................................................................................................................... 63
Update the Gantry Position ...................................................................................................................................... 65
CIRS Software Installation ................................................................................................................ 66

CIRS Server Hardware............................................................................................................................................. 66
Before CIRS OS Software Installation...................................................................................................................... 67
Installing OS (Windows XP) for Server S3 ............................................................................................................... 68
Set IP addresses for Server S3: ......................................................................................................................... 70
Windows Activation for Server S3....................................................................................................................... 72
Setting the Date and Time Properties................................................................................................................. 73
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Contents
Activate RAID disk (S1 server only).................................................................................................................... 86
Before CIRS Application Software Installation ......................................................................................................... 91
Remote Desktop connection Via the CIRS folder ............................................................................................... 91
Remote Desktop Connection to the Server Setup .............................................................................................. 91
Loading Application Software for Server S3............................................................................................................. 94
Loading Software Application for Server S2............................................................................................................. 95
Updating the 3DBP Device Driver....................................................................................................................... 96
Loading Software Application for Server S1............................................................................................................. 97
Updating the Acquisition Device Driver .................................................................................................................... 98
Enabling Server S1 Services .............................................................................................................................. 98
Installing the CIRS Add-on.................................................................................................................................. 99
Installing the CIRS/Host Add-On V2.0.2.6457 CD.............................................................................................. 100
Installing the CIRS Test Raw Data ..................................................................................................................... 100
Installing the CIRS Test Raws #1 ....................................................................................................................... 101
Installing the CIRS Test Raws #2 ....................................................................................................................... 101
Installing the CIRS Test Raws #3 (for Brilliance 64 only) ................................................................................... 102
Verifying Hyper-threading Technologies............................................................................................................. 103
Disabling Hyper-threading Technologies ............................................................................................................ 104
Final Steps for Completing the Installation ......................................................................................................... 104
Appendix A: CPM and FPGA Software Versions ............................................................................... 105

40-Channel Configuration ........................................................................................................................................ 105
Gantry Components............................................................................................................................................ 106
Gantry Rotor Components .................................................................................................................................. 110
Components on Patient Table ............................................................................................................................ 114
Components on Workstation............................................................................................................................... 115
64-Channel Configuration ........................................................................................................................................ 116
Gantry Components............................................................................................................................................ 117
Gantry Rotor Components .................................................................................................................................. 120
Components on Patient Table ............................................................................................................................ 126
Components on Workstation............................................................................................................................... 127
Appendix B: Procedure for Reburning CPM Boot and Application Flash ......................................... 128
CSIP Level 1 © 2006 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V All Rights Reserved Refer to Front Cover iii
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Appendix C: Virus Scan Instructions ................................................................................................ 130
CSIP Level 1 © 2006 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V All Rights Reserved Refer to Front Cover iv
BrillianceTM CT 40/64-channel Configuration V2.0.2 Installation Instructions V2.0.2 Software Installation Overview
V2.0.2 Software Installation Overview
IMPORTANT Read this section first before beginning the Upgrade Procedure.
NOTE Make sure to save the images from the Host hard drive D: to avoid loss of images in case D: is
accidently formatted during the Host software upgrade.
This installation procedure installs the Brilliance 64-channel configuration software for Host and CIRS. Read and
understand this document in its entirety before proceeding.
This document describes the upgrade procedures for Brilliance 40/64-channel release V2.0.2.
For systems with the Lung Nodule Assessment and/or Lung Disease Quant - Emphysema options, an addtional CD
should be installed.
All the necessary instructions for performing the upgrade are included in the following chapters:
1 Brilliance 40/64 Host Software Installation

2 CIRS Software Installation
3 Restoring System Files
CSIP Level 1 © 2006 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V All Rights Reserved Refer to Front Cover 1
Safety
WARNING HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES INSIDE WHILE WORKING ON EQUIPMENT WITH

POWER ON IN THE AREA SHOWN IN Figure 1. SWITCH THE GANTRY POWER
OFF WHILE PERFORMING THE MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS DURING
PHYSICAL CALIBRATION PROCEDURES. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN
SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
Figure 1:
WARNING FOLLOW ALL SAFETY GUIDELINES AS DESCRIBED IN THE SAFETY GUIDELINES

MANUAL. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN RESULT IN SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY.
CAUTION Follow all guidelines for ESD Anti-static protection before performing any service
procedure.
V2.0.2 General Information
Kit Contents
The V2.0.2 software installation DVD and CDs are listed according to
Table 1 for Brilliance 40 and Table 2 for Brilliance 64.
Table 1: Brilliance 40 V2.0.2 Software Kit P/N 455011304151
Item # Part Number Name

S/W CD for Host
1 4550-128-09461 Host OS V2.0.0.10
2 4550-128-04521 BR40 Host DVD V2.0.2.6451
3 4550-128-04531 BR40 CIRS/Host Add-on 6457
S/W CD for CIRS
4 4550-128-09491 BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 CD
5 4550-128-04481 BR40 CIRS Add-on V2.0.0.5690 CD
6 4550-128-09501 BR40/64 CIRS Service V4.1.14.13
7 4550-128-04421 BR40 CIRS Test RAWS # 1 of 2 CD
8 4550-128-04431 BR40 CIRS Test RAWS # 2 of 2 CD
Table 2: Brilliance 64 V2.0.2 Software Kit P/N 455011309101
Item # Part Number Name

S/W CD for Host
1 4550-128-09461 Host OS V2.0.0.10 CD
2 4550-128-09471 BR64 Host DVD V2.0.2.6451
3 4550-128-09481 BR64 CIRS/Host Add-on 6457 CD
S/W CD for CIRS
4 4550-128-09491 BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 CD
5 4550-128-09341 BR64 CIRS Add-on V2.0.0.5690 CD
6 4550-128-09501 BR40/64 CIRS Service V4.1.14.13
7 4550-128-09351 BR64 CIRS Test RAWS #1 of 3 CD
For systems with Lung Nodule Assessment & Lung Disease Quant - Emphysema options installed the following CDs
must be installed.
Part Number Name

4550-128-02371 BR40 Lung Nodule Assessment & Lung Disease Quant - Emphysema V2.0.2
4550-128-02381 BR64 Lung Nodule Assessment & Lung Disease Quant - Emphysema V2.0.2
Prerequisites
1 Verify the kit contents according to the Kit Contents Check List.
2 Internet or phone access to CT Help Desk and authorization is required for obtaining the K2D Visa Entry.
(see Setting the K2D Visa ). This step must be done; the upgrade cannot be completed without K2D Visa Entry.
3 EOD or USB memory drive should be available for backup storage.
Required Tools
• Standard FSE tool kit
Time Requirements
The time required for the upgrade is approximately as follows:
• Host software installation: 1.5 hours
• CIRS software installation: 3 hours
TOTAL TIME: Approximately 4.5 hours
Philips Installation Interface

Figure 2 shows the Philips Installation dialog that opens when you insert
the Host DVD. During the course of the installation you are instructed to
click on the relevant icon to install the specific application.
Figure 2:
V2.0.2 Software Installation Scenarios

NOTE Read and follow the instructions below before beginning the software installation.
Make sure to save the images from the HOST before performing the software installation.
This document includes the procedures for the Host and CIRS software installation for a new or formatted computer.
These procedures should be used in the following cases:
• If some problem exists in the Host or CIRS software
• When replacing Host or CIRS hard disk
• When replacing Host or CIRS or any server
Based on these possibilities some different scenarios for the software installation are possible:
• Host software installation after replacing/formatting hard disk.
• CIRS all servers software installation (after replacing/formatting hard disk or application only)
• Any of the individual servers software installation (after replacing/formatting hard disk or application only)
The document contains the procedures for the complete Host and CIRS (with three servers) software installation.
Appropriate chapters of the document may be skipped according to the scenario.
BrillianceTM CT 40/64-channel Configuration V2.0.2 Installation Instructions Release Notes
Release Notes
Brilliance V2.0.2 Application Release Notes
New Features in Brilliance 2.0.2

Version 2.0.2 includes the following changes from Brilliance 2.0:
• Scan angle parameter in the protocol:
— In Head scans, the scan angle of 360/420 can be selected in Generate Protocols mode. This applies to all Head
scan-types.
— The scan angle of 240 is automatically applied by the rules system to specific scans like Locator and Tracker.
• FOV for Surview is configured by the user.
• Fast Get Ready can be turned ON or OFF via Preferences.
In Preferences |Scanner options | Scanner, there is a new parameter: Fast get ready. If selected – the
examination flow dialog box will not appear between scans. The scanner will automatically prepare for the next scan
and when the scanner is ready for scan, reconstruction of previous studies is interrupted.
• New cardiac factory protocols for the Cardiac option
• Report options are available
Issues Fixed in Brilliance 2.0.2

The following corrections and improvements were implemented in version 2.0.2:
• Annotations in MIP MasterCut
• LNA option – volume calculation accuracy
• Z-DOM reliability improvements
• BolusPro reliability improvements
• Diagonal “corduroy” line artifacts
• Fix patient data improvements

• HIS/RIS window is no more hidden behind other windows
• Cardiac viewer fixes
• DLP (Dose-Length product) display for short spiral scans accuracy
Service Utilities
• Automatic A-Plane calibration
• Various fixes in calibrations
Scanner Operation Cautions and Warnings
CAUTION
• During Bolus tracking, pay attention to the CT values on images.
To start the clinical scan manually, click “Start Clinical scan”.
• When using SAS injector – start the injection only after the message “Start Injection”
appears on the scanner screen.
• Perform daily and monthly scanner checks to ensure correct CT numerical values.
• Keep the Mylar clean at all times. Any contrast material left on the Mylar surface, Patient
Table, and accessories will create image artifacts. (See instructions in the section
Cleaning the System).
• When using Automatic Dose-Right ACS, always review the mAs value before scanning.
• When using a Decubitus position, review Surview scan angle. When using a Decubitus
position use 90° for AP and PA and 180° for Lateral.
WARNING
• While connecting the patient to different Pulmonary detection devices, ensure that the
cables do endanger CT personnel working in the Gantry room.
• While working in the scanner room, be aware of cables that may be lying on the floor in
the Gantry room.
• Pulmonary bellows may cause allergic reaction; do not place them directly on the
patient’s body.
• A doctor must sign reports used for Interventional operations.
WARNING BIOPSY CCT:
• The doctor must avoid infecting the patient; do not touch the panel or any other surface
that is not sterile.
• Use disposable sterile gloves.
• Ask the assistant to operate the panel.
• Perform operations on the console only according to the biopsy operator’s instructions.
Open Issues (from V2.0)
Guidelines and Operation Instructions
Scanning
• When scanning without Surview – Don’t use * as start position; enter a number instead.
• If the Start Study button does not respond, wait 30 seconds. If it still does not respond, try clicking the Home and
then click Start Study again.
• Brilliance 40 & 64: When using collimations 40x and 64x, use rotation time 1sec or less (don’t use rotation time 1.5
and 2).
Bolus Tracking
Don’t move the patient table after clicking Go for the Locator scan.
Jog (Brilliance CT in 16 Power, 40 and 64-channel configuration)

• When using the Brain Perfusion protocol (axial jog scans), the number of jog cycles should be 8-15. When using
less than 8 cycles, it is not be possible to load the images to the brain perfusion application.
• The CT Perfusion application is limited to 800 images. Don’t scan more than 800 images in Helical Jog.
• Helix Jog Scans: Check that all images reach the archive.
• Only one series can be loaded to the Brain Perfusion application. In case Repeat scan or offline recon was used and
both series should be loaded, perform the analyses using CT Perfusion application.
Interventional CCT
• Lasers are not turned off in “end study”. Make sure to turn the Lasers off manually.
• In order to view previous CCT images, click on the series list.
• Start pressing the pedal only after the “Press Pedal to Scan” message is displayed on the screen.
• When using CCT Single mode, move the bed using the Gantry panel or the Scan Control Box only.
NOTE If the table height & tilt are changed during the scan, image parameters will not be updated.
Cardiac
• Do not use the Continue Current Series option in Cardiac scans.
• Do not use the ECG button on the Tool Box.
• Use an Adaptive filter in all cardiac scans as follows:
— Large protocol: Adaptive filter + CB filter
— Routine CCTA protocol: Adaptive filter + CC filter
— Stent protocol: Adaptive filer + CD filter
TLCT
The actual cycle time may differ from the planned cycle time by up to 0.5 seconds.
Pulmonary Gating
• Do not use the combination of Pulmo scans and Bolus tracking or timed scans or cardiac.
• Always verify that the Respiratory wave is present before scanning. For Bellows, make sure that the signal is stable
and the peaks and are successively marked in red and blue.
• Use only the intercom for instructing the patient to control his breath. (It is not recommended to use automatic voice-
messages).
• In Retrospective Pulmo, start offline recon only after the Pulmo study is completed and closed.
• The minimum pitch for Retrospective pulmonary scans is 0.04.
Offline Reconstruction
Sometimes it takes up to 20 seconds until the scan protocol is opened after selecting “View Recon”.
Archive – Sub selection

• The Split option in sub-selection window does not work.
• Do not use sub-selection when mixed series are selected.
• If the reference surview appears gray, re-select the requested series in the Archive without surview images.
General
• Restart the host console every day.
• Before using Generate Protocols or Air calibration, click Start Study and make sure the Patient Data fields are
empty.
• Make sure that an EOD media is always inserted into the EOD slot, even if it is not used for backup.
• Stereotaxis: use only Spiral protocols with SP reconstruction or Axial protocols. If you are using Axial protocols,
select only the following collimations:
— For 16 slices configuration: 4x0.75, 4x1.5 or 4x3.
— For 40 channel configuration: 16x0.625 and thickness 2.5mm, 12x1.25 and thickness 3.75mm or 40x0.625 and
thickness 6.25mm.
• “Unhandled Exception” error message– In case this window appears, click Quit and logout. Do not continue
working after an “unhandled exception” was observed.
• Dental CT Application: only images with matrix 512x512 can be loaded to the application. In case the Dental images
have higher matrix, perform offline recon with matrix 512.
• Cursor coordinates value on Surview may not be accurate; don’t use them for measuring or positioning.
Common IRS (CIRS) Guidelines

• In order to shut down the CIRS servers: press and hold the button on each server for more than four seconds until
the green light is turned off. Do NOT use the orange button.
• To turn on the CIRS servers: press the power buttons on S3 and S2, wait for two minutes and then press the power
button on S1. Wait for two more minutes before starting a scan.
• The toolbox state messages may not be synchronized (messages such as: Scanning, Reconstruction, Acquisition
complete).
• The numbers of images left for reconstruction on the scan viewer might not be accurate.
• If CIRS was disconnected or turned off for any reason, logout and logon back to the console before scanning.
Extended Brilliance Workspace (EBW) Limitations
Quick Review
Unable to open RF or CR modality images
Workaround: Open the images in the Viewer application
LNA Lung Nodule Assessment (LNA)

After segmenting a nodule it is impossible to edit the contours on the original images.
States
State doesn't include the following features:
• User graphics (including QCTA tools)
• Sculpting
• Bone removal
• Batch/cine
• Rendering parameters (protocols)

• User-defined stent measurements
• CCTA states containing multiple phases does not support loading bookmarks saved in scenes other than Cage
Removal.
• AVA Stent Planning stage
Workarounds for Known problems

• When loading to the CCTA application, the window is gray.
Solution: Left-click the mouse on the window.
• In Archive manager it is impossible to access a remote EOD after formatting.

Solution: Transfer data to the formatted EOD before trying to access the remote EOD.
• Archive manager gets stuck.

Solution: Press Alt + Tab (Quick Review) and check if an open application or dialog box is hiding behind the Archive
Manager window.
• Calcium Scoring (CS): the film display option is not available.

Solution: Use another film
• Loading large matrix images: the Preview application can safely open up to 5000 images at a resolution of 512x512.
When opening larger matrix images, for example 1024x1024, the Preview application can safely open only 1/4, or
1250 images.
Solution: Only open a number of images proportional to the allowed limit. For example open only 1250 images of
1024x1024 resolution.
Brilliance 40/64 V2.0.2 Service Release Notes
Changes from Version 2.0.0

• Ensure backing up all calibrations before upgrading from version 2.0.0 to 2.0.2. There is no need to re-perform
calibrations if only the software update was performed.
• Look Over the Shoulder, VNC tool, instructions are in the BR 40 /64 diagnostics manual, also refer to short
description in the LOTS section below. The VNC tool can only be launched from the RSN and requires RSN access
and account.
• Fully automated auto performance: Couch moves automatically to location, there is no need move the couch through
the test.
• Bug fixes from version 2:
— Offline Recon Test
— Automatic Calibrations
• A-plane offset test and calibration: refer to the calibration manual for the procedure. The application checks whether
the A-plane opening meets specification. In case of deviation from spec the application is also used to adjust the A-
plane calibration parameters and create a new look up table.
• CIRS Service CD was added to the kit; for installation instructions and use, refer to the CIRS Service Manual in
InCenter.
Known issues in 2.0.2

• Performance tests: UHR test stages may fail. UHR Stages Failure does not reflect problem with the UHR or system
calibrations. Refer t to the Performance manual to run UHR protocols manually. If artifacts appear are present in the
manual scans, perform UHR Calibrations.
• After performing UHR calibration, UHR replacement or adjustment:
— If and only if artifacts are present in the Manual performance scans in UHR mode
Refer to the calibration manual to perform a manual mechanical calibration of the UHR in the Z direction.
New Features imported from V2.0.0

• Host DVD Unattended install: The host Software is installed Via DVD. Host installation requires Backup, Windows
install and than the host install. Having another KVM set for the CIRS shall allow installing the Host in parallel to the
CIRS.
• Host’s Windows operating system activation is no longer needed.
• New DMS Diagnostics
• Phantom selection options: From Preferences | system parameters:
• Narrow/ Broad phantom
• Infant phantom
• Unified Format and application for all Brilliance Family
Common Calibration
• UHR Z-alignment: After completing the automatic UHR calibration, perform manual mechanical alignment (for
details, see calibration manual). Continue with the remaining automatic calibration procedures.
IMPORTANT: Once mechanical alignment is performed, do not repeat the automatic UHR calibration.
• To avoid calibration application crash, (eg. “Calc error”) and reduce the risk of Matlab memory leakage, reboot the
host computer before starting the entire calibration procedure.
• There are two type of eye phantoms: Broad and Narrow. In the Preferences/Scan Parameters tab, check the type of
phantom before positioning it on the phantom holder. Failure use the proper setting will result in errors and bad
calibration.
• Calibrations require zero in the couch so the laser markers fall on the phantom holder and embedded help file to the
calibration process.
• The Phantom positioning refers to system and “eye” phantom.
• You will need to Zero in the phantom only once at the beginning of the calibrations.
• During the calibration, there is automatic Couch movement.
Ensure the Couch Vertical adjustment is within spec. A couch that is not calibrated or is malfunctioning will generate
a position error during the calibrations.
• Due to the phantom’s weight, there may be a slight tilt which will affect the Calibrations, constancy and performance
tests. While tightening the fastening screw at the back, support the phantom mechanically by placing a temporary
support underneath the phantom.
• For more convenient laser alignment for couch positioning, align the laser marker with the phantom holding bracket
before zeroing the couch (see Figure 3).
• Air calibration checks the existence of obstacles in the FOV. Should the Air calibration generate an error specifying
the presence of an object in the FOV and the FOV is vacant, Bad detector program must be run.
holding bracket
Figure 3: Phantom Laser Alignment for Couch Positioning
Physics Diagnostic Tools

• Fee Detector: Includes an automatic mode for all tests. Output will be at the Module level.
• Fee Detector and Report sample (see Figure 6):
— Due to a software bug, all test button will terminate the application. Run each test separately.
— For troubleshooting purposes and Ring Identification, it is recommended to run all 5 tests.
— When the test runs, a red WAIT message appears in the right hand corner of the test menu.
Without X-ray tests
Do not use
With X-ray tests
Figure 4: FEE Detector Tests
— After choosing the test to be run, press the GO button in the main application menu (see Figure 5).
Press GO to run test
Figure 5: Running FEE Detector Test
— The test will generate a Fee Bias Test Report (see sample in Figure 6).
Reason
Module # Result Thresholds for Failure
List of Failures
Plot data to graph

Save test to a media or another disk location
Figure 6: FEE Detector Test Report
Activation of Tests
• Physics analysis, impulse response, slice width shall be done only from the Brilliance 2.0 Viewer | application |
service application. Do not perform physics analysis via the Diagnostics menu in the main screen.
• The desired series must be selected from the archive before activation (see Figure 7 and Figure 8).
Step 1: Select Series
Step 3: Select Service Application
Step 2: Select image in series
Figure 7: Brilliance 2.0 Viewer - Selecting Series for Activation of Physics Analysis
Select application from list
Figure 8: Brilliance 2.0 Viewer - Activation of Physics Analysis
Constancy Test and Performance Test

• Run air calibration if more than one day has passed or any other tests were done between the calibration and
performance tests.
• Automatic run. Position the phantom same as in the calibrations and follow the same precautions.
DMS Diagnostics
• Before using the application, download the DMC diag file as instructed below.
— Each time you cycle power the gantry, reload the DMCdiag.
— To return to normal operation, cycle power to the Gantry.
— During a full test, note the CAN connection status at the bottom left corner of the application.
Green status - Valid connection. Red status - connection lost.
— If connection with the CAN is lost during the test, cycle power and reload the DMCdiag. do the following:
a Verify the system is E-stop opened and the application host is not running under the Philips service user.
b Open the controller utilities and select Service Mode.
c Browse to Utilities | File Configuration | RAM download | DMC.
d In the dialog box, choose file usr/diamont.root/gantry CPM/DMCdiag.bin and click Open.
e Perform RAM download to the DMC.
New Tools
• New Gantry tool: Universal log Viewer: Allows the user to view any log in the system with a single viewer. The tool
displays all logs in a common format. In addition, the tool allows the user to filter and analyze log data in a uniform
way. The tool allows viewing of the following system logs:
— Gantry log files
— Host (usp) log files
— Tamar log files
— CanTrace files
— TubeHistory files
— Windows Event logs
Refer to http://incenter.medical.philips.com/doclib/fetch/2000/4504/4396/4401/95541/
brilliance_ct_diagnostics_manual.pdf?nodeid=356890&vernum=0 for instructions of use
• New Gantry tool: Analysis Tool

— Tool is not documented yet and possibly may have several bugs.
— The tool filters and analyzes the CAN trace and logger.mdb file
— Backup files could be chosen for analysis
— Filters available:
-E Stop: Which controller has tripped the E-stop
-Fatal errors
-All errors
-Last series analysis: Which message is missing during the last series performed
• New features in Visual Diagnostics (see Figure 9):
The application contains a new tab, called Data Path, intended to troubleshoot the RCOM and its optical connections
without running a full scan. The Extended Data Path tab contains the following:
1 RCOM initialization test
2 RCOM COM OK Signal Test
3 RCOM Acquisitor communication test: number of resends, may point to slip ring prisms failures.
4 RCOM Acquisitor connection: validity of the optical connection and their correct order.
5 RCOM to DMC connection: failure indicates DMC troubleshooting.
Figure 9: Visual Diagnostics
UltraVNC Overview
UltraVNC is the Look Over The Shoulder (LOTS) utility available on the Brilliance line of scanners.
The UltraVNC server is configured in a “View only” mode. Remote control is disabled. This is done to ensure that no
motion or X-Rays can be done remotely.
The technician must be instructed to operate the scanner. The remote users can watch the console display to assist
with troubleshooting. This utility cannot be used unless the technician is at the console to accept the remote
connection. A connection should not be attempted until you receive a call from the hospital technician and you inform
them that you will be remotely connecting to the scanner.
Follow HIPAA and other regulations involving patient confidentiality for the country where the scanner is installed when
using this tool.
HIPAA Information
http://www.medical.philips.com/us/company/connectivity/hipaa/
How to use UltraVNC - Main Steps

1 Contact the Customer / remote user and ask for permission to log on. Do not attempt to log without verifying the
customer has been notified
2 When the support session ends, terminate the connection; do not leave open connection – patient
confidentiality and HIPA regulation.
3 Use the RSN Launch Pad tool to execute the UltraVNC Viewer for the selected scanner.
4 The operator at the Host console will see the following prompt appear. The technician must Accept the remote
connection before the display will appear. On a Dual Monitor configuration the prompt window will appear in the
center split between the two monitors.
5 After the remote connection has been accepted and established enter the Service password for the Host when
prompted to:
Validation Tables
Table 3: Service Tools Diagnostics
Comments
Tasks Pass / Fail
(write your comments/results here)
DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS
Common Calibration:
Auto constancy Pass
Re-run air calibration if:
• More than a day has passed between last air calib. and Auto performance run.
Auto performance Pass • If several other tests were done between last air calibration and performance.
• If room temp. is not stable and last air calib. were done under different
conditions.
Auto Reliability
GENERAL TOOLS
CPM Software Version Pass
CPM Reset Pass
Comments
Tasks Pass / Fail
Real Time Data Pass
CAN Trace Pass
CAN Send Pass
CAN Trace Analyzer Pass
Tube History Pass
Remote Service Pass
Log Book Pass Appears twice.(*)
System Integrity Fail Files Parameters are not updated for the released version
CONGIFUGRATION TOOLS
Setting Pass
Controller Utilities Pass
CALIBRATION TOOLS
Tilt Calibration Pass
Couch vertical calibration Pass
Spindle Block
Pass Appears twice.(*)
Commissioning
DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS
View Logs Pass
Universal Log viewer Pass
Analysis Tool Pass
Comments
Tasks Pass / Fail
Manual exposure Pass
No Load Test Pass
DMS TOOLS
DMCDiag RAM download needed including new tests
DMS Diagnostic Pass
DMP FPGA Version fails due to Test looking at the wrong file.
DMS temp. correct, but shows the wrong APDM; DMC Utility OK (temp.
DMC Utility Pass not working), A-Plane tester OK. A-Plane Reader password protected,
although password is blank.
DMS Diagnostics Pass
A Plane Reader Pass
Temp. Monitor Pass
ROTOR TOOLS
Coast Down Test (Balance) Pass
Rotor Profile Pass
BugReport Pass
Bugview Pass
Visual Diagnostic Pass
Log Parser Pass
Predictive Analysis Pass
Ibox Diagnostics Pass
Comments
Tasks Pass / Fail
Audio Test Pass
CIRS DIAGNOSTIC
ACQ diagnostic Pass
BP diagnostic Pass
CIRS Error Log Pass
Table 4: Application Tools Diagnostics
Comments
Tasks Pass / Fail
Auto Reliability Pass
Auto Constancy Pass
Physics Analysis Fail Was moved to Application icon; in IRS, select Series.
FEE Detector Tests Pass Bug corrected from V2.0
Bad Detector Pass
XRT DFS Width Pass
XRT DFS Axes Pass
PHANTOM Calibration Pass
HCOR Calibration Pass
I-Box Diagnostic Pass
Visual Diagnostic Pass Bug corrected from V2.0
Service Tools Duration:

• Performance testing: 2 hours
• Constancy Test: 1 hour
• Service Tools tests: 1 hour
• Calibration testing: 3 hours
Common Calibration Results

STEP RESULT COMMENTS
Load grid Voltages Pass Do not use floppy
Filament Pass
Rotor Balance Pass Takes 180 sec.
Bad Detector Pass
XRT Mechanical Alignment Pass
A Plane Z Alignment Pass
XRT FS Width Pass
XRT DFS Position Pass
Ultrahigh Res Comb Align. Pass
XRT Ultrahigh DFS SEE NOTE See Common calibration section in this document.
Phantom Pass
Air Pass
HCOR Pass
Auto Performance and Constancy Tests - Failed Steps

TEST STEP TOLERANCE RESULT
BrillianceTM CT 40/64-channel Configuration V2.0.2 Installation Instructions Brilliance 40/64 Host Software Installation
Brilliance 40/64 Host Software Installation
Before Beginning
1 Log on as philips_service (password: service_only).
2 Double-click on the philips_service (scanner application) icon on the Desktop to launch the scanner application.
3 Perform a few scans in the different modes to ensure that the system is properly functioning.
Backing Up System Files
Perform backup of the calibration and configuration files to an

EOD disk as follows:
NOTE This process will not overwrite previously saved

backups.
1 Insert a formatted EOD into the drive.

2 Click the Backup/Restore icon on the Desktop.
3 When the Backup/Restore window opens click Browse,
navigate to drive F: (EOD), and click OK.
NOTE Make sure that all option checkboxes are
selected.
4 Click Start Backup.

5 When backup is complete, click OK.
6 Click Close in the Log window.
7 Click Exit on Backup/Restore dialog.
8 Eject the EOD.
Figure 10: Backup/Restore Window
9 Obtain the system identification information as follows:
a On the keyboard, press the Windows button + D together to display the Desktop.
b Right-click My Computer and select Properties.
c Select the Computer Name tab. Write down the Computer Name and the Workgroup or Domain.
Computer Name Workgroup or Domain User Name Password
d Click Cancel to close the System Properties window.

10Obtain the network configuration as follows:
a Right-click My Network Places and select Properties.
b Right-click the Hospital LAN (integrated) network card and select Properties.
c Double-click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and write down the following information. If Obtain an IP address
Automatically is selected, proceed to the next step.
Proxy Setting Value

IP address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
Preferred DNS Server
Alternate DNS Server
d Click Cancel twice and close all windows.
11 Record the network card Link Speed & Duplex setting as follows:
a Click the Configure button and then click Yes.
b Select the Advanced tab and in the Property field, select Link Speed & Duplex; write down the value as it
appears in the Value field.
c Click Cancel to close all windows.
12Obtain the LAN setting as follows:
a Click Start | Settings | Control Panel | Internet Options. Click the Connections tab.
b Click LAN Settings and write down the proxy server settings:
Address Port
c Click Cancel twice and close all windows.

13 Verify the network card Link Speed & Duplex setting as follows:
a Right click on My Computer and choose Manage.
b Click on the Device Manager and on (+) near the Network Adapters.
c Double-click on the Intel card Server Connection (Hospital LAN).
d Click the Advanced tab, and from the Property menu choose Link Speed & Duplex.
e Write down the Value. Click Cancel to close all windows.
14Record the Default Storage Devices from the scanner application as follows:
a Click Preferences | Scanner Options and select Default Storage Devices.
b Record the devices selected:
Local CDR _____________

EOD _____________
c Click Cancel when done.

d Log out.
Host Software Installation Instructions
Before Installing the Host Software

1 DISCONNECT THE HOST COMPUTER FROM THE HOSPITAL’S NETWORK!
IF THE REMOTE RECON OPTION IS INSTALLED, DISCONNECT THE
NETWORK CABLE BETWEEN THE CIRS AND THE EBW.
2 During the installation, drive D: could be accidently formatted. Verify that all important
images have been backed up.
3 Press and release the Emergency Stop button on the Scan Control Box.
4 Eject any EOD cartridges that may be in the EOD drive.
5 Disconnect any USB/Firewire storage devices (USB memory drive, external hard drive, etc.)
Host OS Installation CD
Host OS installation procedure takes approximately 45 minutes.
1 Verify correct CD is used for this installation.
Part Number Description

4550-128-04391 Host OS V2.0.0.10
2 Insert the CD labeled: Host OS V2.0.0.10 into the DVD-ROM drive and restart the system; the boot menu appears.
3 Select: Option 2) Custom Installation (see Figure 11).
NOTE Typical Installation formats drives C: and D:
Custom Installation formats drive C: only. All images on drive D: are retained.
Figure 11:
The next Windows XP Installation menu opens.
NOTE The drive D:\ will be formatted in the next step. Ensure that all images on the drive D: are backed up.
4 Select option 2 (Format Drive C only) ONLY if you did not backup the images on Drive D: (see Figure 12).
Figure 12:
Windows XP installation now copies the installation files to the hard drive. This takes approximately 12 minutes. The
system automatically reboots when complete.
5 When prompted, eject the Host OS V2.0.0.10 CD from the drive. Press CTRL+ALT+DEL to restart the computer.
The Host computer restarts and the Windows XP installation continues automatically for about 35 more minutes.
During this process, the Host computer is automatically restarted several times.
6 CONNECT THE HOST COMPUTER TO THE HOSPITAL’S NETWORK!

IF THE REMOTE RECON OPTION IS INSTALLED, CONNECT THE NETWORK
CABLE BETWEEN THE CIRS AND THE EBW.
7 Manually configure the Network identification information as follows:
a On the Desktop, right-click My Network Places and select Properties.
b Right-click the “Hospital Lan” network card and select Properties.
c Double-click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and type the information recorded on page 38.
— IP Address
— Subnet Mask
— Default Gateway
— Primary DNS
and/or
— Secondary DNS
d Click OK twice when required and close the Network Connection window.
e Restore the Link Speed and Duplex setting saved during backup.
Restoring Computer Name and Domain / Workgroup

1 Right-click on My Computer and select Properties.
2 Select the Computer Name tab. Click Change.
NOTE It is required to use the same name as stored in Step c on page 38. However if you must change the
computer name do not use any of the login names, for example CT, as a computer name. This will
result installation failure.
Other names not allowed are:
• cts
• philips_service
• LAN_config
• administrator
• olevel
• md
Any change in the computer name must first be coordinated with the institute’s network
administrator.
3 Enter the computer name as recorded earlier in the section Backing Up System Files.
4 In the Member of area, choose Domain or Workgroup. Type in the Domain or Workgroup name that you recorded
earlier in the section Backing Up System Files and click OK.
5 If you joined a Domain, do the following:
a Enter user and password supplied by the hospital administrator. Wait until you are admitted into the local domain.
b Restart the computer.
Drive Letter Correction

In certain circumstances, the drive letters of the EOD, CD-R, and CD drives become mixed up. Check if your drives are
defined properly as listed below.
If the computer has been restarted, enter the User Name and password recorded on page 38 and proceed:
1 Double-click My Computer.
2 Check that your drives are defined as shown as follows:
— Drive C: Local Disk (C:)

— Drive D: Local Disk (D:)
— Drive E: CD/DVD
— Drive F: Removable (EOD)
— Drive G: CD-R
3 If your drives are defined properly, close the window; if your drives are not defined properly, perform the following
procedure:
a Right-click My Computer and select Manage; the Computer Management window opens.
b Select Computer Management | Storage | Disk Management.
c Right-click the button for the drive you want to change and select Change Drive Letter and Paths....
d Click Change..., select the correct letter, and click OK.
NOTE The system does not allow two drives with the same letter. This means that if you want to exchange
the drive letters of two or more drives, you should give one of the drives an alternate letter
temporarily.
4 From the File menu, select Exit.
Installing the Host Application Software

1 Insert the Host DVD into the DVD-ROM drive; the Philips Installation dialog opens.
Configuration Part Number Description

40-Channel 4550-128-04521 BR40 Host DVD V2.0.2.6451
64-Channel 4550-128-09471 BR64 Host DVD V2.0.2.6451
2 Click on Host Scanner icon (see Figure 13).

3 The Philips Install Supervisor opens.
4 In the Password field, type: install and click Start. Do
not touch the mouse or the keyboard until the message
“Installation completed” appears. Verify that the exit
code for all components is 0x00000000.
Figure 13:
This step takes approximately 35 minutes.
5 Click Close. Eject the Host DVD.
6 Close the Philips Installation window.
Setting Time and Date
CAUTION It is critical that the time is set correctly at this point and not modified after the
application CD has been installed. Under certain conditions, modifying the date and
time after the application CD has been installed will result in the option and service keys
being damaged. The only way to correct this corruption is a full reinstallation.
Follow the steps in the order listed.
1 Double-click the clock in the System Tray (bottom right-hand corner of the Desktop); the Date / Time Properties
dialog opens. Verify that the following are correct:
a time zone
b time and date
c In the Internet Time tab, verify that Automatically Synchronize with an Internet Time Server Marker is
unchecked.
2 Click OK.
Installing the Host Patch 6457 CD

1 Insert the Host 6457 Patch CD into the DVD-ROM drive; a menu appears.

40-Channel 4550-128-04531 Host 6457 Patch CD
64-Channel 4550-128-09481 Host 6457 Patch CD
2 Click Install on Host; the Philips Install supervisor opens.

3 Click Start. Do not touch the mouse or the keyboard until the massage “Installation Completed” appears. Verify
that the exit code for all components is 0x0000000.
4 Click Close.
Installing the CD for LNA and Emphysema Options

NOTE This CD installation is intended only for Brilliance 40/64-channel Configuration systems where the
Lung Nodule Assessment and Lung Disease Quant – Emphysema options are installed.
Install the LNA and Emphysema CD as follows:

1 Insert the CD labeled Lung Nodule Assessment & Lung Disease Quant - Emphysema V2.0.2 according to the
system into the Host CD-ROM drive and wait for the Philips Install Supervisor to appear.
Table 5:

40-Channel 4550 128 02371 Lung Nodule Assessment & Lung Disease Quant - Emphysema V2.0.2 CD
64-Channel 4550 128 02381 Lung Nodule Assessment & Lung Disease Quant - Emphysema V2.0.2 CD
2 In the Philips Install Supervisor, click Start and wait until the message “Installation Completed” appears.
3 Verify that all Exit codes for all components are 0x00000000.
4 Click Close.
5 Eject the CD from the drive.
Setting the K2D Visa

NOTE If you are not connected to the Internet at this time or access to the SSR representatives listed below
is not available, you can skip this step and return to it after completing the entire installation. This key
is required for activation of all features of the service, calibration, and diagnostic tools.
Local Proprietary diagnostics reside on the Brilliance system and are currently enabled by the use of the Philips K2D
Visa Software key, which can be obtained by contacting your local SSR service key administrator. Contact the
appropriate SSR representative for details:
• CT RTAC - North America
• Erik Visser - EMEA
• Ravindra Sukthankar - ASPAC
• Bernardino Alonso - LATAM
The following information is needed to request a key:

• Requestor’s Philips e-mail address
• System Type
• SW version
• System Serial Number
• Machine ID (Can be obtained by a system console command, described in the Service manuals)
In addition, in case of demand service on a non-contract site or when a system is down and the K2D Visa has expired,
a web page has been developed to allow the FSE access to immediately obtain a 5 day key. The URL for this web page
is http://pww.hfa.ms.philips.com/ServiceKey/
The following information is needed to request a key:

• Requestor’s Philips e-mail address
• System Type
• SW version
• System Serial Number
• Machine ID (Can be obtained by a system console command, described in the Service manuals)
When development is complete the Philips Integrated Security Tool (Smart Card, Or security certificate) will replace the
current K2D Visa software key. Since Philips personnel will always be in possession of a valid smart card, any trained
Philips Field Service Engineer can perform demand service. No special provisions or processes need to be established.
The base level of AIAT (Assemble, Install, Adjust, Test) software required to meet FDA 21CFR Regulations (O-Level) is
resident on the system and does not require the use of a K2D Software key for access. O-Level service documentation
and phantoms are available for purchase by any interested party outside of PMS. Interested parties should be directed
to contact PMS local representative.
NOTE Either the K2 Visa or the K2000B Visa key can be used when obtaining the key from the web site.
1 Verify that you are logged on as philips_service (password:

service_only).
2 Double-click the VisaEntry icon located on the Desktop.
3 Obtain the machine ID (needed to get the visa key).
4 Obtain a visa (the K2D key).
5 Enter the visa in the K2000 Visa Entry dialog and click Apply.
6 Click Done.
7 Log off and log on as philips_service (password service_only).
8 To verify that the Visa is enabled, double-click the VisaEntry icon
located on the Desktop and view the Status: Visa Valid.
9 Restart the Host computer.
Figure 14: Visa Entry Window
Registering System Components

Register system components as follows:
1 Log in as philips_service (password:service_only)
2 Right-click on the Windows Start button and select Explore.
3 Run RegisterGS, RegisterServiceTools, and GSE Utilities:
a Navigate to c:\usr\diamond.root\bin\gantryservers.
NOTE Disregard the error message “PETMS.PS.DLL could not be found.”
b Double-click RegisterGS.bat and press any key to continue. Click OK or Yes in any dialog boxes that appear.
c At the prompt, press any key to close the command window.
d Double-click RegisterServiceTool.bat and press any key to continue. Click OK or Yes in any dialog boxes that appear.
e At the prompt, press any key to close the command window.
f Double-click GSE.exe.
NOTE No activity is displayed in the interface.
4 Register MATLAB:
a Open the Explorer window.
b Navigate to c:\matlab\utils.
c Double-click Register.bat; registration executes.
5 Installing CIRS Service Utilities:

NOTE The following procedure is performed on the Host computer.
a Open the Explorer window.

b Navigate to c:\Cirs_temp.
c Double-click on SUtils.vbs.
d When the “user account philips_service already exists” message appears, click OK.
e When the “Service Tools Installation Completed” message appears, click OK.
f Close Windows Explorer.
Configuring the Display Settings

Configure display settings as follows:
1 From the Start menu, click Settings | Control Panel and double-click the Display icon.
2 Set Dual Monitor configuration as follows:
a Select the Settings tab and then click Advance.
b If the left (1a) monitor is not highlighted as primary, click on the 1a monitor and then select the “Make this the
primary display” check box.
c Click the Quadro4 980 XGL (Figure 15) or FX-1400 (Figure 16) tab (depending on your computer model). A menu
opens on the left.
NOTE Choose the Horizontal Span setting in the next step; this is the only allowed option. Other options will
cause system instability.
d Click nView Display Settings. Select Horizontal span from the nView Display Mode drop-down list.
Figure 15: nView Display Settings - Quadro4 980 XGL Figure 16: nView Display Settings - FX-1400
e Click OK.
f In the Display Properties dialog, click the 1 icon (Monitor 1). Click Advanced.
g From the Monitor tab, set the Refresh rate to 75 Hz. Click Apply.
h In the Display Properties dialog, click the 2 icon (Monitor 2). Click Advanced.
i From the Monitor tab, set the Refresh rate to 75 Hz. Click Apply.
3 Set Exceed Configuration – nVidia Driver as follows:
a Select the Quadro4 980XGL (Figure 17) or FX-1400 (Figure 18) tab (depending on your computer model).
Figure 17: Figure 18:
b Click on the Open GL Settings on the field of Custom OpenGL application settings and select Exceed.
c Verify that in the field of the default color depth the Use desktop color depth is chosen.
4 Fix Monitor Flicker as follows:

a Select the Troubleshoot tab.
b In the Hardware acceleration area move the
Hardware acceleration slider to the third line from left
(see Figure 19).
c Click OK twice to close the Display Properties dialog.
Figure 19:
Acrobat Reader and CesarFTP Initialization

Initialize Acrobat Reader as follows:
1 On the Desktop, double-click the Acrobat Reader icon.

2 In the software license agreement window, click Accept.
3 Close Acrobat Reader.
Initialize CesarFTP as follows:

1 On the Desktop, double-click the CesarFTP icon.
2 Click Control and select Exit.
3 Click OK.
Configuring Administrative Tools Security Features

1 Go to Start | Settings | Control Panel and double-click Administrative Tools.
2 Configure Event Viewer as follows:
a In the Administrative Tools window, double-click on Local Security Policy.
b From the left side menu tree, open Local policies | Audit Policy.
c Double click on Audit logon events and check the Success and Failure options. Click OK and close the Local
Security Policy dialog.
d Go back to the Administrative Tools window and double-click Event Viewer. Right-click on Security (in either
right or left panes) and click Properties.
e In the Log Size area, change the Maximum log size to 2048.
f Click OK and close the Event Viewer window.
g Close the Administrative Tools window.
Restoring System Files

Perform restore of the calibration and configuration files from an EOD disk as follows:
NOTE If LAN Restore is selected, restart the computer at the end of the Restore procedure.
1 Log-off and log-on as administrator (password: install).

2 Insert the EOD containing the backup data into the EOD drive.
3 Insert the DVD labeled Host DVD V2.0.2.6451 into the DVD-ROM drive and wait for the Philips Installation dialog to
appear.
4 In the Philips Installation dialog click Post_Install.
5 When the Philips Install Supervisor window opens click Start (the command window is launched in the background).
6 Click the Backup/Restore icon on the Desktop.
7 When the Backup/Restore window appears navigate to drive F: (EOD).
8 Click Start Restore. The restore starts.
9 When restore is complete, click OK, Close, and then Exit to close the Backup/Restore window.
10Wait until the command window closes and verify that the Exit code is 0x00000000.
11 Click Close to close the Philips Install Supervisor.
12Eject the DVD and the EOD.
Installing the Options License Key

1 The upgrade kit is supplied with a Options License Key CD. To install the license key, see section Installing the
License Key from the CD and Updating Protocols. If any of the options do not function as required, download the
license key from the Philips Medical web site and then install the license key.
2 In the event that the License Key CD does not include the license key for your system, download the license key
from the Philips Medical web site and then install the license key as instructed in section Installing the License Key
from the CD and Updating Protocols.
NOTE Both the Philips Medical website and the Options License Key CD contain a file that you can print for
installing the license key manually as described in section Installing the License Key Manually and
Updating Protocols.
Installing the License Key from the CD and Updating Protocols

1 Install the Options License Key as follows:
a Insert the Options License Key CD into the Host computer.
b Open My Computer and navigate to the DVD drive.
c Double-click on the xxxxx.bat file for your system (where xxxxx is the system S/N); a command window opens
(see Figure 20) and indicates that the license key is installed. Press any key to continue.
Figure 20:
2 Update the Protocols as follows:

a Double-click the Update key icon on the Desktop.
b Select the Install mode and click Update
Protocols (see Figure 21); a message appears:
“Update Protocols will change the Protocols of
the system, are you sure?”
c Click OK and wait until the following message
appears: “Update Protocols finished successfully”.
d Click OK and then click Exit.
3 Log out and restart the Host computer.
Figure 21:
Installing the License Key Manually and Updating Protocols

1 Log on as administrator (password: install).
2 On the Desktop double-click the Update key icon; the
Update Key window opens.
3 Copy the key from the key printout by typing it into the
Update Key window, four digits at a time.
NOTE When copying the key, use ALL CAPS for letters.
4 Select the Install option and click Update Key; the message
“Update Key will change the key of the system, are you
sure?” appears.
5 Click OK and wait until the following message appears:
“Update Key finished successfully”.
6 Select the mode as follows (see Figure 22):
— For upgrade from V1.2.3 select the Install mode
— For upgrade from V2.0 select Upgrade mode
7 Click Update Protocols; a message appears: “Update
Protocols will change the Protocols of the system, are
From V1.2.3
you sure?”
8 Click OK and wait until the following message appears: From V2.0
“Update Protocols finished successfully”.
9 Click OK and then click Exit.
10 Log off and restart the Host computer.
Figure 22:
New User-Defined Protocol Restore Procedure
1 Login as philips_service (password: service_only).

2 Insert the backup EOD from V1.2.3.
3 Launch the Backup/Restore application from the
Desktop.
4 Select the Restore tab.
5 Navigate to Drive F: (EOD), select the backup file and
click OK.
6 In the Restore dialog, select the scan protocols only
and clear all other check boxes(see Figure 23).
7 Click Start Restore.
8 When the restore is finished click OK.
9 Close all windows and exit the Backup/Restore
application.
Figure 23:
10 From the Desktop, double-click the Scanner Application icon.

11 Click Home | Misc and select Protocol Converter; the Protocol Conversion Utility window opens (see Figure 24).
Figure 24:
12 In the Source.dir field click the (...) browse button and navigate to c:/usr/diamond.root/spr/.
13 Select the same directory (c:/usr/diamond.root/spr/) for the Destination.dir field.
14 Click Convert and wait until the message “Finished” appears.
Image Threshold Verification

2 Double-click the Scanner Application icon on the Desktop.
3 Click Preferences (see Figure 26); the Preferences window opens (see Figure 25).
4 Under Scanner Options, click Reconstruction.
5 Verify that the Image Threshold value is 0.
Verify Value = 0
Figure 25:
Figure 26:
Phantom Definition
Define the correct phantom type (Eye/System) for the

calibration to be performed. From the Processing
screen (see Figure 27), do the following:
1 In the Preferences window Category field, select
Scanner Options | Scanner.
2 From the System Phantom drop-down list, select
One Part.
NOTE Two-part Phantom is not yet available.
Figure 27:
NOTE Always select the BROAD option in the next step for Brilliance 64.
3 From the Eye Phantom drop-down list, select broad/narrow (see Figure 28).
NOTE Improper selection of phantom type will result in error or bad calibration.
Measure the eye phantom to determine if it is broad or narrow.
Eye Phantom - Narrow Eye Phantom - Broad
Figure 28: Eye Phantoms - Broad and Narrow

4 Click OK to close the Preferences window.
Update the Gantry Position

Update the Gantry Position only if the Gantry is on the right and the couch is on the left when viewing them from the
console.
1 Click Preferences (see Figure 26); the Preferences window opens (see Figure 29).
2 Select Scanner Options. Select Set Scanner Position.
3 Update the Gantry position according to the physical position of the system in the scanner room and click Yes and
then click OK.
Figure 29:
BrillianceTM CT 40/64-channel Configuration V2.0.2 Installation Instructions CIRS Software Installation
CIRS Software Installation
The CIRS software installation is composed of two parts: the operating system installation and the CIRS application
installation. The CIRS Software Installation procedure takes approximately six hours.
CIRS Server Hardware

The CIRS hardware consists of three servers and an Ethernet switch in a rack.
CAUTION Make sure the CIRS Ethernet switch is not connected to a

hospital network or from the EBW if the Remote Recon option is
installed. This prevents viruses during the installation.
Reconnect only after the Windows XP OS installation is
completed.
The CIRS servers are referred to as CIRS-S1, CIRS-S2, and CIRS-S3. In the rack:
• CIRS-S1 is located at the bottom and has an ACQ board installed

• CIRS-S2 is in the middle and has a 3DBP board installed
• CIRS-S3 is at the top of the rack
NOTE A full install (OS & Application Software) must be done on each CIRS server.
Before CIRS OS Software Installation

NOTE In order to install the Operating System on a CIRS server, a monitor, keyboard, and mouse must be
connected directly to the server.
1 Open the front and rear doors of the CIRS.

2 Connect the Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse to the server that you will install the software.
To check the current CIRS Server versions:

1 Turn on the CIRS from the main switch.
2 Power on the S3 server by depressing and holding the switch on the front of the server until the green light to the left
of the switch illuminates.
3 Press F2 at boot-up to enter the BIOS Setup.
4 In the BIOS menu, select Server | System Management.
The minimal required BIOS version of S3 settings should be:
Server BMC Firmware Revision SDR Revision BIOS Version:

S3 (SE7501WV2) 0119 5.6.A SWV25.86B.0190.P16
5 Close all windows and shut down the server by pressing Esc, Esc again, and the press Enter.
6 Perform Step 2 to Step 5 for the S2 server.
Installing OS (Windows XP) for Server S3

1 Attach a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to server S3.
NOTE Make sure that the other servers are turned OFF.
NOTE The following instructions were written for OS install with a monitor, keyboard, and mouse attached
to the server.
2 Insert CD labeled: BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 into the CD-ROM drive of the server and reboot the Server S3. Booting
from the CD starts the OS installation.

4550-128-09491 BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13
3 After boot the following screen appears:
* Philips Medical Systems - CIRS Operating System Installation

* NOTE: Installation of this software will
* DESTROY any data currently on the hard disk.
* Do you want to install this software?

* Press Y to Continue (partitions disk, then reboot PC)
* Press N to Stop the installation (reboot PC without destroying data)
4 Answer Y to the question above to install the operating system. This will partition the disk and reboot the PC.
5 After reboot, the following message appears:
* Dell systems no longer require Windows Activation.
* Is your system a Dell?

[Y,N]
6 Since Dell systems are not being used, answer N to the question above.
7 Using a screwdriver, release the screws connecting the server to the server rack.
8 Slide the server slightly out from its location to view the Product Key tag (see Figure 30).
9 When prompted, type the Windows XP product key as it appears on the tag
(including dashes and spaces) and press Enter.
10Windows XP Professional Setup starts (this takes about fifteen minutes).
11 Eject the BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 CD when prompted and press CtrL+Alt+Del
to continue with the installation of Windows XP which takes approximately 30
minutes.
Figure 30: Product Key
CAUTION Do not re-insert the CD until instructed to do so in the Before CIRS Application
Software Installation section.
12When the Windows XP installation is complete, the server reboots and displays the login prompt.
13Logon as philips_service (scanner application) (password: service_only).
14When login completes, the system settings change box with the following message appears:
Windows has finished installing new devices. The software that

supports your device requires the you restart your computer. You
must restart your computer before the new settings will take
effect.
Do you want to restart your computer now?
15Click OK.
16The system reboots; Logon as philips_service (password: service_only).
Important! After OS installation using CIRS CD, or if server came directly from Granite Microsystems, each server's
IP address is preset to 192.168.0.250 on one NIC. It is absolutely critical to login to each server (directly
or by Remote Desktop Connections) right after the OS installation of the server has been completed, and
modify each server's IP addresses for both NICs to the appropriate values. If you install the OS on all
three servers simultaneously, it will create an IP address conflict since all servers are configured with
the same IP address during OS install. In this case, you must re-configure the IP address for each of the
three servers. Also, make sure that both NICs (data and diagnostic) on each server have ethernet cables
plugged in before attempting to connect to the server remotely. If any of the S2/S3 servers report an IP
address conflict, boot to the service partition, run the System Setup Utility, and check the LAN
configuration to make sure that the correct IP address is assigned the BMC NVRAM of the server.
Set IP addresses for Server S3:

1 Click Start | Control Panel | Network and Internet Connections | Network Connections.
2 In the Network Connections Window, double-click the connection named Local Area Connection 2.
3 On the Local Area Connection 2 Status page, click Properties to open the Properties page.
4 On the Local Area Connection 2 Properties page, click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to select it, then click Properties.
5 On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 192.168.0.220 for Server S3.
6 In the Subnet Mask field, enter 255.255.255.0.
7 Click OK on the TCP/IP Properties page.
8 Click Close on the Local Area Connection 2 Properties page.
9 Click Close on the Local Area Connection 2 Status page.
10On the Network Connections Window, double-click the connection named Local Area Connection.
11 On the Local Area Connection Status page, click Properties to open the Properties page.
12On the Local Area Connection Properties page, click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to select it, then click Properties.
13On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 192.168.0.152 for Server S3
14In the Subnet Mask field, enter 255.255.255.0.
15Click OK on the TCP/IP Properties page.
16Click Close on the Local Area Connection Properties page.
17Click Close on the Local Area Connection Status page.
18Close the Network Connections Window.
Windows Activation for Server S3

NOTE If access is not available, the upgrade can be completed and windows activation can be performed at
a later time.
1 Click Start | All Programs | Activate Windows. The following activation screen appears (see Figure 31).
2 Select the second option (telephone activation) and follow the activation instructions on the screen.
Figure 31: Activate Windows
Setting the Date and Time Properties

NOTE The date and time setting on the CIRS servers must be identical to the setting on the Host computer.
1 Double-click on the clock in the system tray (bottom right-hand corner of the Desktop) to open the Date / Time
Properties dialog.
2 Set the correct time zone and click Apply.
3 Type the correct time and date and click Apply.
4 In the Internet Time tab, verify that Automatically Synchronize with an Internet Time Server Marker is
unchecked.
5 Click Apply and OK.

Attach a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to server S2.
NOTE Make sure the other servers are turned OFF.
to the server.
1 Insert the CD labeled: BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 into the CD-ROM drive of the server and reboot the Recon PC.
Booting from the CD will start the OS installation.

4550-128-09491 BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13


* Press N to Stop the installation (reboot PC without destroying data)

[Y,N]
5 Since Dell systems are not being used, answer N to the question above.
9 Windows XP Professional Setup will start (this takes about fifteen minutes).
10Remove the BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 CD when prompted and press
CtrL+Alt+Del to continue with the installation of Windows XP which will take
approximately 30 minutes.
Figure 32: Product Key Tag
11 When the Windows XP installation is complete, the server will reboot and display the login prompt.
12Logon as philips_service (password: service_only).
13When login completes, you will see the system settings change box with the following message:

effect.
14Type OK.
15The system reboots; Logon as philips_service (password: service_only).

10In the Network Connections Window, double-click the connection named Local Area Connection.
13On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 192.168.0.151 for Server S2.

a later time.
1 Click Start | All Programs | Activate Windows. The following activation screen appears (see Figure 33).

Properties dialog.
unchecked.

Attach a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to server S1.
to the server.
1 Insert the CD labeled: BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 into the CD-ROM drive of the server and reboot the Recon PC.
Booting from the CD will start the OS installation.

4550-128-09491 BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13


* Press N to Stop the installation (reboot PC without destroying

[Y,N]
5 Since Dell systems are not being used, Answer N to the question above.
9 Windows XP Professional Setup will start (this takes about fifteen minutes).
10Remove the BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 CD when prompted and press
CtrL+Alt+Del to continue with the installation of Windows XP which will take
approximately 30 minutes.
Figure 34: Product Key Tag
11 When the Windows XP installation is complete, the server will reboot and display the login prompt.
12Logon as philips_service (password: service_only).
13When login completes, you will see the system settings change box with the following message:

effect.
14Type Y and press Enter.

15The system reboots; login as philips_service (password: service_only).

10On the Network Connections Window, double-click the connection named Local Area Connection.
13On the TCP/IP Properties page, select Use the following IP address and enter 192.168.0.150 for Server S1.
19Change the computer name:

a Click Start, and from the Start Menu, right-click on My Computer and
select Properties.
b On the System Properties Window, click on the Computer Name tab.
c Click Change, and on the Computer Name Changes Popup, enter
RECONXXXX in the Computer Name Field. Where XXXX is the
system’s Serial Number (e.g 8056).
d Click OK.
e Click Yes, in the System Setup Change dialog to restart the Server.
f After the system reboots, login as philips_service (password:
service_only).
Figure 35: Computer Name Changes

WIndow

a later time.
1 Click Start | All Programs | Activate Windows. The Activation screen appears (see Figure 36).

Properties dialog.
unchecked.
Activate RAID disk (S1 server only)

Every time you reinstall the OS, you must activate the RAID disk to make it accessible.
1 Click Start, and on the Start Menu right-click My Computer.

2 Click Manage.
3 On the Computer Management menu, double-click Disk Management; the following screen appears (see
Figure 37).
Figure 37: Computer Management Window
4 Right-click on the first disk (Disk 1) and select Import Foreign Disk; the following screen appears (see Figure 38).
Figure 38: Import Foreign Disks Window

5 Click OK; the following screen appears (see Figure 39).
Figure 39: Foreign Disk Volumes Window
6 Click OK again. The final screen appears as shown in Figure 40.
Figure 40: Computer Management Window FInal Screen

7 Close the Computer Management window.
8 Configure Recycle Bin to remove files immediately:
a On the Desktop, right-click on the Recycle Bin and select Properties from the menu.
b On the Global Tab, select “Configure Drives Independently”.
c Click the Local Disk (F:) Tab, and select “Do not move files to Recycle Bin. Remove files immediately when
deleted”.
d Click Apply and then click OK.
9 Disable paging and set virtual memory to zero by doing the following:
a Go to Start, right-click My Computer and select Properties.
b Click on the Advanced tab, and select Settings under Performance.
c Click the Advanced tab, and select the Change button under Virtual Memory.
d Select the No Paging File option, and click Set.
e Click Yes to any warnings.
f Click No if you are asked to restart the computer, you will do this later in the installation process.
g Click OK to exit all windows.
10Restart S1. If using Remote Desktop Connection: right-click on the Windows Taskbar and select Task Manager. On
the Task Manager Menu bar, click Shutdown | Restart. This will also work if you connected directly to the server with
a Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse.
11 Continue with the next section, Before CIRS Application Software Installation.
Before CIRS Application Software Installation

The CIRS software application from this stage could be installed by using the remote connection to the CIRS servers
from the Host computer.
Connect to the server by doing one of the following:
• By using the CIRS folder icon on the Host. This is the default method for the remote connection.
• By using the Remote Desktop Connection application. This method could be used if the CIRS folder icon is
accidentally deleted.
Remote Desktop connection Via the CIRS folder

1 Click + D to show the Host desktop.
2 Double-click the CIRS folder icon on the Host desktop.
3 Double-click the Recon S1 to connect to the S1 server.
4 If the check box with the message “Don’t prompt me again...” appears, select it.
5 When the login window appears, enter the password (service_only) and press Connect.
Remote Desktop Connection to the Server Setup

Remote Desktop Connection to the server can only be
performed if the Server is configured with the assigned static IP
address, otherwise a direct connection to the server with
Video/Keyboard/Mouse is required.
1 On the Host PC, click Start | Run | mstsc.exe. The Remote

Desktop Connection dialog opens (see Figure 41).
Figure 41: Remote Desktop Connection
2 Click Options; the Remote Desktop Connection Window

opens (see Figure 42).
3 On the General Tab, enter the Server’s IP address in the
Computer: field. If the tabs are not displayed, click on the
Options button to display them (see Figure 42).
Figure 42:
NOTE If the IP address of the server is different from the address listed below, use the address defined for
LAN2 of the appropriate server instead.
— 192.168.0.200 for S1
— 192.168.0.210 for S2
— 192.168.0.220 for S3
4 For User Name, enter philips_service (scanner application).
5 For Password, enter service_only.
6 Click the Local Resources tab, and under Local Devices, click on Disk Drives to select it. Then click on Printers to
clear it.
NOTE During software loading, you will need to restart the computer. During restart, the CIRS servers lose
connection and it takes about 3 minutes for them to reconnect. When this occurs, wait 3 minutes and
click Connect again, until connection is made.
Remote Desktop Connection to the Server
To connect to the server, do the following:
1 On the Host PC, click Start | Run | mstsc.exe. The Remote Desktop Connection dialog opens (see Figure 42)
2 Type in the IP address for the server you want to connect to.
3 Click Connect at the bottom of the window to initiate RDP to the Server.
4 When the Login window opens, type in the password service_only.
Loading Application Software for Server S3

1 Login to the S3 server from the Host as follows:
a Click + D to show the Host desktop
b Double click on the CIRS folder icon on the Host desktop
c Double click on the Recon S3 to connect to the S3 server.
d When the log in window appears enter the password (service_only) and press Connect.
2 Install application software:
a Insert CD labeled: BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 into the CD-ROM drive of the CIRS server. (If CD does not autoplay
after inserting the disk, Click My Computer icon on the Desktop and then double-click on E:\driver icon CIRS).
b At the Install CIRS software? prompt (see Figure 43), click Yes.
Figure 43: Install CIRS Software Prompt

c CIRS software installation executes (this takes approximately seven minutes to complete). Click Yes to all
prompts until the following prompt: CIRS Installation Complete! Choose OK to reboot the computer.
d Click OK and quickly remove the BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 CD from the CD-ROM drive! The system reboots.
3 Login to the S3 server from the Host as follows to ensure proper connection:
a Click + D to show the Host desktop.
b Double-click the CIRS folder icon on the Host desktop.
d When the log in window appears, enter the password (service_only) and press Connect.
Loading Software Application for Server S2

a Click + D to show the Host desktop
b Double click on the CIRS folder icon on the Host desktop
a Insert CD labeled: BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 into the CD-ROM drive of the CIRS server. (If CD does not autoplay
after inserting the disk, click My Computer on the Desktop and then double-click on E:\driver icon CIRS).

3 Login to the S2 server from the Host as follows to ensure proper connection:
b Double-click the CIRS folder icon on the Host desktop.
Updating the 3DBP Device Driver

1 Click Start, then right-click on My Computer.
2 Select Manage.
3 Click Device manager.
4 Click the [+] on Philips back projection devices.
5 Right-click 3DBP Back projection board.
6 Select Update driver… (the first option in the list); the Update Driver Wizard appears.
7 In the Update Driver Wizard, select “No, not this time” and then click Next.
8 Select “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”.
9 Click Next.
10Select “Don't search. I will choose the driver to install”.
11 Click Next.
12Click Have Disk…
13Navigate to C:\Program Files\Philips\CIRS\drivers.
14Select the 3DBP file and click Open.
15Click OK.
16Click Next.
17Click Finish.
18Close the Computer Management Window.
Loading Software Application for Server S1

b Double click on the CIRS folder icon on the Host desktop.
a Insert the CD labeled: BR40/64 CIRS V4.1.14.13 into the CD drive of the CIRS server. (If CD does not autoplay
after inserting the disk, click My Computer icon on the Desktop and then double-click on E:\driver icon CIRS).

Updating the Acquisition Device Driver

1 Click Start, then right-click on My Computer.
2 Select Manage.
3 Click Device Manager.
4 Click the [+] on Philips acquisition devices.
5 Right-click Philips ACQ board (5.3 Gb).
6 Select Update driver…; the Update Driver Wizard appears.
7 In the Update Driver Wizard, select “No, not this time” and then click Next.
8 Select “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”.
9 Click Next.
10Select “Don't search. I will choose the driver to install”.
11 Click Next.
12Click Have Disk…
13Navigate to C:\Program Files\Philips\CIRS\drivers.
14Select the AG16 file and click Open.
15Click OK.
16Click Next.
17Click Finish.
18Close the Computer Management Window.
Enabling Server S1 Services

1 Login to the S1 server as follows:
2 Perform the following steps to Enable Supervisor service (S1).

a Double-click the Services icon.
b Right-click CIRS Supervisor Service.
c Select Properties.
d Change Startup type to: Automatic
e Click OK.
f Right-click CIRS Supervisor Service again.
g Select Start to start the Supervisor Service.
h Close all windows.
Installing the CIRS Add-on

NOTE Ensure that Servers S2 and S3 are turned ON before continuing; failure to do so will
result in incorrect software installation.
The CIRS Add-on installation procedure takes approximately five minutes.
1 Insert the CD labeled: CIRS Add-on into the CD-ROM drive of the S1 server:

40-Channel 4550-128-04481 BR40 CIRS Add-on V2.0.0.5690
64-Channel 4550-128-09341 BR64 CIRS Add-on V2..0.0.5690
2 Click My Computer icon on the Desktop, and double-click on the CD icon to launch the Philips Install Supervisor
application.
3 Click Start in the Philips Install Supervisor window.
NOTE Do not touch the mouse or the keyboard until the message “Installation completed” appears. Verify
4 When the” Installation completed” message appears at the bottom of the Philips Install Supervisor window,
verify that all the items are “Done, (exit code: 0x00000000)”. Click Close in the Philips Install Supervisor window.
5 Eject the CIRS Add-on CD.
Installing the CIRS/Host Add-On V2.0.2.6457 CD

1 Insert the CIRS 6457 Patch CD into the DVD-ROM drive; a menu appears.

40-Channel 4550-128-04531 BR 40 CIRS/Host Add-On V2.0.2.6457 CD
64-Channel 4550-128-09481 BR 64 CIRS/Host Add-On V2.0.2.6457 CD
2 Click Install on CIRS; the Philips Install supervisor opens.

3 Click Start. Do not touch the mouse or the keyboard until the massage “Installation Completed” appears. Verify
4 Click Close.
Installing the CIRS Test Raw Data

NOTE If you install the Test Raw Data without Windows XP OS installation, verify that enough free space is
available on Drive C: and F: of the CIRS S1 Server.
To check if there is enough free space, do the following:
1 Click Start | My Computer and right click on the C: drive icon and choose Properties.
2 Ensure that there is at least 2.5 GB of free disk space on Drive C:
If the free disk space is less than 2.5 GB free some disk space to ensure the required minimum.
3 Repeat the procedure for Drive F:
Installing the CIRS Test Raws #1

The CIRS Test Raws #1 installation procedure takes approximately 5 minutes.
1 Insert the CD labeled CIRS Test Raws #1 into the CD-ROM drive of the S1 server.

40-Channel 4550-128-04421 BR40 CIRS Test RAWS # 1 of 2
64-Channel 4550-128-09351 BR64 CIRS Test RAWS #1 of 3
NOTE If the Philips Install Supervisor does not automatically run, click Start | My Computer and double-click
on the CD icon to launch the Philips Install Supervisor application.
2 Click Start.
3 When the Installation completed message appears at the bottom of the Philips Install Supervisor window, verify
that all the items are “Done, (exit code: 0x00000000)”. Click Close in the Philips Install Supervisor window.
4 Eject the Test Raws #1 CD.
Installing the CIRS Test Raws #2

1 Insert the CD labeled: CIRS Test Raws #2 into the CD-ROM drive of the S1 server.
2 Click Start | My Computer and double-click on the CD icon to launch the Philips Install Supervisor application.

4550-128-04431 BR40 CIRS Test RAWS # 2 of 2
4550-128-09361 BR64 CIRS Test RAWS #2 of 3
3 Click Start in the Philips Install Supervisor.
that all the items are “Done, (exit code: 0x00000000)”.
NOTE A command window runs in the background and will automatically close upon completion.
5 Click Close in the Philips Install Supervisor.

6 Close all windows.
7 Eject the CIRS Test Raws #2 CD.
Installing the CIRS Test Raws #3 (for Brilliance 64 only)

1 Insert the CD labeled: CIRS Test Raws #3 into the CD-ROM drive of the S1 server.
2 Click Start | My Computer and double-click on the CD icon to launch the Philips Install Supervisor application.

4550-128-09371 BR64 CIRS Test RAWS #3 of 3
3 Click Start in the Philips Install Supervisor.

that all the items are “Done, (exit code: 0x00000000)”.
NOTE A command window runs in the background and will automatically close upon completion.
5 Click Close in the Philips Install Supervisor.

6 Close all windows.
7 Eject the CIRS Test Raws #3 CD.
Verifying Hyper-threading Technologies

1 Log on as philips_service (scanner application) (password: service_only).
2 Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc; the Task Manager opens.
3 Select the Performance tab and verify that there is only one CPU Usage and one PF Usage graphic window present
as in Figure 47.
4 Repeat steps 1–3 for each server.
5 For servers that have two CPU Usage and one PF Usage graphic window present (see Figure 46) proceed to
section
Disabling Hyper-threading Technologies.
Figure 46: Figure 47:
Disabling Hyper-threading Technologies

NOTE User interface may vary in some BIOS versions.
1 Enter the BIOS:

a Restart the server.
b When the server loads, press DEL.
2 In the BIOS window, from the MAIN menu, choose the Advanced Processor Settings.
3 Change the Hyper-Threading technologies to Disable.
4 Press F10 to and save the settings.
5 Restart the server.
Final Steps for Completing the Installation

1 Power OFF each server by depressing and holding the switch on the front of the server until the green light to the left
of the switch turns off.
2 Power ON each server by depressing and holding the switch on the front of the server until the green light to the left
of the switch illuminates. The CIRS servers must be powered-on in the proper order:
a Power-on S3 and S2.
b Wait at least 3 minutes.
c Power-on S1.
3 Application software is now installed and the CIRS is operational. Tighten the screws back onto the server rack and
close all doors of the CIRS.
NOTE There must be date and time synchronization between the Host computer and CIRS servers so that
the time-stamp on the image is identical to the time displayed on the Host computer system tray.
4 From the Host computer remotely connect to each of the CIRS servers (S1, S2, S3) and verify that the time and date
is identical on all the computers. If not, perform the following on each of the servers:
a Open Windows Explorer and navigate to C:\Program Files\Philips\CIRS.
b Double-click on TimeSync.
c Close Windows Explorer and disconnect from the CIRS server.
BrillianceTM CT 40/64-channel Configuration V2.0.2 Installation Instructions CPM and FPGA Software Versions
Appendix A: CPM and FPGA Software Versions
40-Channel Configuration
Host and CIRS Versions

HOST VERSION 2.0.2
CIRS VERSION 4.1.14.13
Gantry Diagnostics and Applications Software

CPM Software Versions
I-Box app Ibox.bix: 2.28 Apr. 11, 2005
app 4.1.0.37 May 26, 2005

TILT
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
app 4.1.0.37 May 26, 2005

ROTOR
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
MP diag 2.3.0.2 Feb. 12, 2005
app 4.1.0.44 August 15, 2005

RHOST
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005

app 4.1.0.39 June 8, 2005
GHOST
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
app 4.1.0.39 June 8, 2005

COUCH
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
app 4.1.0.43 August 9, 2005

DMC
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
app 4.1.0.37 May 26, 2005

GMP
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
FPGA JTAG File Versions
Gantry Components
Gantry Display
Device # on chain File name Check Sum Date
scp_gcp_rev_b.jed df24 Sept. 16, 2004
1
gcp_ctb_U103.hex Aug. 30, 2004
GHost
(453567042301)
1 453567042301_12_04_03.jed B603
2 TRANS_1_REV_A.mcs 00283e84c Feb. 25, 2004
3 XC2S150_FG256.bsd N/A
GHost
(453567110321)
1 453567135171_Rev_B.jed Mar. 24, 2005
2 TRANS_1_REV_B.mcs Mar. 14, 2005
3 XC2S150_FG256.bsd Jan. 12, 2005
GMP
1 453567010351a_RevE_dev1.mcs B603
2 453567010351b_RevE_dev3.mcs 00283e84c May 5, 2005
3 453567010351dev2_4.bsd N/A
CGMP
Device # on chain File Name Check Sum Date
453567084501_DEV1_REV_B.mcs Apr. 21, 2005
453567084501_DEV2_4.bsd Mar. 16, 2005
453567084501_DEV3_REV_B.mcs Apr. 21, 2005
IBox
1 I_BOX_VER1_5.mcs Sept. 7, 2004
2 Not for programming
3 72050021.jed Aug. 31, 2004
MDP
1 362496_U5_rev_D.mcs 002218fbf
Aug. 30, 2004
2 362496_U16_REV_D.bsd N/A
R2D
Device # on chain File name Check Sum
1 362296_U9_REV_C.jed 1531 Aug. 30, 2004
TDP (Without TDP Tilt Upgrade Kit)

(362497 Rev. D)
1 362497_REV_D.mcs 002206c6b
Aug. 30, 2004
2 362497_REV_D.bsd N/A
TDP (With TDP Tilt Upgrade Kit)

(362497 Rev. F)
1 362497_REV_F624_dev1.mcs 002206c6b
June 6, 2005
2 397_REV_F_dev2.bsd N/A
Gantry Rotor Components
RHost
1 cpm_01_27_05-rev_f.mcs 00082234b Feb. 15, 2005
2 dspcpld_rst_update.jed 578b
3 BYPASS Aug. 31, 2004
4 rhostdsp.obj 1f31181
Spellman
1 407104c2.mcs 001da91af Aug. 30, 2004
RCOM/DPU
1 dpu3B_ver_56_0.mcs Feb. 20, 2005
2 dpu3B_ver_56_1.mcs Feb. 20, 2005
3 dpu3A_ver_56_0.mcs Feb. 20, 2005
4 dpu3A_ver_56_1.mcs Feb. 20, 2005
5 dpu2A_ver_56_0.mcs Mar. 9, 2005
6 dpu2A_ver_56_1.mcs Mar. 9, 2005
7 dpu2B_ver_56_0.mcs Mar. 9, 2005
RCOM/DPU
8 dpu2B_ver_56_1.mcs Mar. 9, 2005
9 dpu_ext_b_ver_56_0.mcs Mar. 9, 2005
11 Skip This Device
12 cyp401.bsd Aug. 21, 2003
13 Skip This Device
14 DPU_EXT_A_ver_56_0.mcs Mar. 8, 2005
16 STD_B4_421_0.mcs Mar. 9, 2005
17 STD_B4_421_1.mcs Mar. 9, 2005
20 Skip This Device
21 cyp401.bsd Aug. 21, 2003
22 Skip This Device
RCOM/DPU
Applause_DPU_1_Version_0056.xsvf May 1, 2005
From Host
Applause_DMS_Version_0421.xsvf May 1, 2005
Applaus_Rcom_Version_0421.xsvf May 1, 2005

From Host
Applause_DMS_Version_0421.xsvf May 1, 2005
Applaus_Rcom_Version_0421.xsvf May 1, 2005
RCOM/DPU Versions Verification Data

Address Data
1000 421
2000 56
3000 56
4000 56
5000 56
6000 56
7000 56

Address Data
8000 56
9000 56
DMC16
1 B0020D0020V0015.mcs
Aug. 30, 2004
4 B0020D0012V0038.mcs
2, 3, 5, 6 Not for programming
CDMP
1 CDMP_FPGA_53nf.mcs Aug. 30, 2004
Components on Patient Table
Couch Control Board

(453566457351)
1 4535_670_24111_U50_Rev_d.jed de8c
2 4535_670_24111_U51_Rev_f.jed a42c Aug. 30, 2004
3 4535_670_24111_U38_Rev_a.jed 87f0
Couch Control Board (For New Boards Only)

(453566457352)*
1 4535_673_15951_U38_Rev_a.jed de8c
2 4535_673_15951_U50_Rev_a.jed a42c June 6, 2005
3 4535_673_15951_U51_Rev_a.jed 87f0
* The file is located in folder: 453567053781_new_ccb
ACS Couch Motion Control

453567139461_REV_A.QRX
ACSPL checksum = 4953
453567139461_REV_A.APL Dec. 13, 2004
DSP checksum = 8898
453567139461_REV_A.PRG
Components on Workstation
CT Box
scp_gcp_rev_a.jed 5B98 Aug. 30, 2004
1
gcp_ctb_U103.hex Sep. 10, 2004
BP Board FPGA Version 0x00000010

ACQ Board FPGA Version 0x0A
64-Channel Configuration
Host and CIRS Versions

HOST VERSION 2.0.2
CIRS VERSION 4.1.14.13

I-Box app Ibox.bix: 2.28 Apr. 11, 2005
MP diag 2.3.0.2 Feb. 12, 2005
app 4.1.0.44 August 15, 2005

RHOST
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
app 4.1.0.39 June 8, 2005

GHOST
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
app 4.1.0.39 June 8, 2005

COUCH
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
app 4.1.0.43 August 9, 2005

DMC
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005

app 4.1.0.37 May 26, 2005
ROTOR
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
app 4.1.0.37 May 26, 2005

TILT
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
app 4.1.0.37 May 26, 2005

GMP
diag 2.4.0.2 June 7, 2005
Gantry Components
Gantry Display
scp_gcp_rev_b.jed df24 Sept. 16, 2004
1
gcp_ctb_U103.hex Aug. 30, 2004
GHost
(453567042301)
1 453567042301_12_04_03.jed B603
2 TRANS_1_REV_A.mcs 00283e84c Feb. 25, 2004
3 XC2S150_FG256.bsd N/A
GHost
(453567110321)
1 453567135171_Rev_B.jed Mar. 24, 2005
2 TRANS_1_REV_B.mcs Mar. 14, 2005
3 XC2S150_FG256.bsd Jan. 12, 2005
GMP
1 453567010351a_RevE_dev1.mcs B603
2 453567010351b_RevE_dev3.mcs 00283e84c May 5, 2005
3 453567010351dev2_4.bsd N/A
CGMP
453567084501_DEV1_REV_B.mcs Apr. 21, 2005
453567084501_DEV2_4.bsd Mar. 16, 2005
453567084501_DEV3_REV_B.mcs Apr. 21, 2005
IBox
1 I_BOX_VER1_5.mcs Sept. 7, 2004
3 72050021.jed Aug. 31, 2004
MDP
1 362496_U5_rev_D.mcs 002218fbf
Aug. 30, 2004
2 362496_U16_REV_D.bsd N/A
R2D
1 362296_U9_REV_C.jed 1531 Aug. 30, 2004
TDP (Without TDP Tilt Upgrade Kit)

(362497 Rev. D)
1 362497_REV_D.mcs 002206c6b
Aug. 30, 2004
2 362497_REV_D.bsd N/A
TDP (With TDP Tilt Upgrade Kit)

(362497 Rev. F)
1 362497_REV_F624_dev1.mcs 002206c6b
June 6, 2005
2 397_REV_F_dev2.bsd N/A
Gantry Rotor Components
RHost
1 cpm_01_27_05-rev_f.mcs 00082234b Feb. 15, 2005
RHost
2 dspcpld_rst_update.jed 578b
3 BYPASS Aug. 31, 2004
4 rhostdsp.obj 1f31181
Spellman
1 407104c2.mcs 001da91af Aug. 30, 2004
RCOM/DPU
1 dpu3B_orion_3e_0.mcs Feb. 20, 2005
3 dpu3A_orion_3e_0.mcs Feb. 20, 2005
4 dpu3A_orion_3e_1.mcs Feb. 20, 2005
5 dpu_2A_orion_3e_0.mcs Mar. 13, 2005
6 dpu_2A_orion_3e_1.mcs Mar. 13, 2005
9 dpu_EXT_B_Orion_3e_0.mcs Feb. 2, 2005
11 Skip This Device
12 cyp401.bsd Aug. 21, 2003
13 Skip This Device
14 DPU_EXT_A_Orion_3e_0.mcs Feb. 20, 2005
16 Center_BIP_B400_0.mcs Apr. 6, 2005
17 Center_BIP_B400_1.mcs Apr. 6, 2005
RCOM/DPU
20 Skip This Device
21 cyp401.bsd Aug. 21, 2003
22 Skip This Device
JTAG apdm_bip_42.mcs Feb. 17, 2005
All_APDMs_Ver_42.xsvf April 7, 2005
DPU_1_Version_3e.xsvf April 26, 2005
From Host DPU_4_Version_3e.xsvf April 26, 2005
Orion_DMS_Version_B400.xsvf April 12, 2005
Rcom_Version_B400.xsvf April 26, 2005

Address Data
1000 B400
2000 3E
3000 3E
4000 3E
5000 3E
6000 3E
7000 3E
8000 3E
9000 3E
DMC16
1 B0020D0020V0015.mcs
Aug. 30, 2004
4 B0020D0012V0038.mcs
2, 3, 5, 6 Not for programming
CDMP
1 CDMP_FPGA_53nf.mcs Aug. 30, 2004
Components on Patient Table
Couch Control Board

(453566457351)
1 4535_670_24111_U50_Rev_d.jed de8c
2 4535_670_24111_U51_Rev_f.jed a42c Aug. 30, 2004
3 4535_670_24111_U38_Rev_a.jed 87f0
Couch Control Board

(453566457352)*
1 4535_673_15951_U38_Rev_a.jed de8c
2 4535_673_15951_U50_Rev_a.jed a42c June 6, 2005
3 4535_673_15951_U51_Rev_a.jed 87f0
* The file is located in folder: 453567053781_new_ccb
ACS Couch Motion Control

453567139461_REV_A.QRX
ACSPL checksum = 4953
453567139461_REV_A.APL Dec. 13, 2004
DSP checksum = 8898
453567139461_REV_A.PRG
Components on Workstation
CT Box
scp_gcp_rev_a.jed 5B98 Aug. 30, 2004
1
gcp_ctb_U103.hex Sep. 10, 2004
BP Board FPGA Version 0x00000010

ACQ Board FPGA Version 0x5B
BrillianceTM CT 40/64-channel Configuration V2.0.2 Installation Instructions Procedure for Reburning CPM Boot and Application Flash
Appendix B: Procedure for Reburning CPM Boot and Application Flash
NOTE Gantries having a GMP controller do not have a TDP controller. Therefore, in the User Feedback
window, there will be no response displayed for the TDP controller.
NOTE Revisions listed in the figures below are for demonstration purposes only.
Perform the procedure as follows:
1 Push the E-Stop button on the CT box.

3 Double-click the Service Tools icon on the Desktop. Boards
a Select Diagnostic Tools| Controller Utilities.
b Select Field Service Engineer.
c Click Connect. Actions
4 If prompted, click Can access to Controller.
5 Click Service Mode.
6 Click Utilities.
7 Select the following checkboxes (see Figure 48):
a All the boards
b Save NVRAM
c RAM downloader
d Back up boot flash burner
e Boot flash burner
f Controller reset
8 Click Submit.
9 Wait until all previous checkmarks disappear and Figure 48:
procedure is completed (approximately 30 minutes).
BrillianceTM CT 40/64-channel Configuration V2.0.2 Installation Instructions Procedure for Reburning CPM Boot and Application Flash
10Select the following checkboxes (see Figure 49):

a All the boards
b Application flash burner
c Controller reset
Boards
11 Click Submit.
12Wait until all previous checkmarks disappear and
procedure is completed (approximately 20 minutes).
13Select Return and click Submit. Actions
14Select Return.
15Select Application mode; wait for the application bar
to appear.
16Click Exit.
17Close the Controller Utilities window (click X).
18Cycle power to the scanner via the Gantry Reset
button (or Utility fuses). Wait at least 1 minute
between turning OFF and then ON.
19Verify the flash has been updated to as follows:
a Login as philips_service (password:
service_only).
b Double-click the Service Tools icon on the
Desktop.
c Select General Tools | CPM Software Versions. Figure 49:
d Verify that the CPM software versions match the
CPM software versions listed in the CPM Boot and Application Flash Versions appendix in the software installation
instructions.
BrillianceTM CT 40/64-channel Configuration V2.0.2 Installation Instructions Virus Scan Instructions
Appendix C: Virus Scan Instructions
The Virus Scan application is configured by default to run automatically every night at 2:00 AM.
To run the Virus Scan application manually on the Host computer, do the following:
1 Login as philips_service (password: service_only)

2 Right-click Start and select Explorer.
3 Navigate to C:\usr\av.
4 Double-click on VirusCheckerUI, click on the Start Virus Scan Now button, and wait until the message Virus Scan
Complete appears.
NOTE To stop or interrupt the Virus Scan, click the Cancel Scan button.

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Attention symbol Radiation warning symbol

Laser warning symbol Biohazard warning symbol

Magnetism warning symbol Projectile warning symbol

Electrical warning symbol Do not touch

ECO # Revision Date Comments

Installation and Environment

Diagnostic Imaging Systems - Mechanical-electrical Warning

Diagnostic Imaging Systems - Radiation Warning

Release Notes ................................................................................................................................... 9

Brilliance 40/64 Host Software Installation ....................................................................................... 36

CIRS Software Installation ................................................................................................................ 66

Appendix A: CPM and FPGA Software Versions ............................................................................... 105

V2.0.2 Software Installation Overview

1 Brilliance 40/64 Host Software Installation

WARNING HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES INSIDE WHILE WORKING ON EQUIPMENT WITH

WARNING FOLLOW ALL SAFETY GUIDELINES AS DESCRIBED IN THE SAFETY GUIDELINES

V2.0.2 General Information

Table 1: Brilliance 40 V2.0.2 Software Kit P/N 455011304151

Item # Part Number Name

Table 2: Brilliance 64 V2.0.2 Software Kit P/N 455011309101

Item # Part Number Name

Part Number Name

Philips Installation Interface

V2.0.2 Software Installation Scenarios

Brilliance V2.0.2 Application Release Notes

New Features in Brilliance 2.0.2

Issues Fixed in Brilliance 2.0.2

• Fix patient data improvements

Scanner Operation Cautions and Warnings

WARNING BIOPSY CCT:

Open Issues (from V2.0)

Guidelines and Operation Instructions

Jog (Brilliance CT in 16 Power, 40 and 64-channel configuration)

Archive – Sub selection

Common IRS (CIRS) Guidelines

Extended Brilliance Workspace (EBW) Limitations

LNA Lung Nodule Assessment (LNA)

• Rendering parameters (protocols)

Workarounds for Known problems

• In Archive manager it is impossible to access a remote EOD after formatting.

• Archive manager gets stuck.

• Calcium Scoring (CS): the film display option is not available.

Brilliance 40/64 V2.0.2 Service Release Notes

Changes from Version 2.0.0

Known issues in 2.0.2

New Features imported from V2.0.0

Figure 3: Phantom Laser Alignment for Couch Positioning

Physics Diagnostic Tools

Without X-ray tests

With X-ray tests

Figure 4: FEE Detector Tests

Press GO to run test

Figure 5: Running FEE Detector Test

Plot data to graph

Figure 6: FEE Detector Test Report

Step 1: Select Series

Step 3: Select Service Application

Step 2: Select image in series

Local CDR _____________