Brilliance CT: 6/10/16-Slice Configuration (Air)

TM
Brilliance CT
6/10/16-Slice Configuration (air)
V2.3.6.13001 System Software Installation Manual
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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.
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Revision History
DCF # Revision Date Comments
2023823 A June 2011 For Brilliance 2.3.6.13001 release.
This document was prepared by CT Service Innovation.

For any additions, corrections, or suggestions, email: cle.cthelp@philips.com
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Contents
Host Software Installation ............................................................................................................... 1
General Information ............................................................................................................................................... 1
Installation Notes.................................................................................................................................................... 1
Media ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Before Installation .................................................................................................................................................. 3
Host OS Installation ............................................................................................................................................. 15
Host DVD Installation ........................................................................................................................................... 18
Host Incremental CD Installation.......................................................................................................................... 32
Brilliance Language CD Installation ..................................................................................................................... 34
Cumulative CD #1 Installation.............................................................................................................................. 36
Restore Site Data................................................................................................................................................. 38
Cumulative CD #2 Installation.............................................................................................................................. 41
Verify Option Key ................................................................................................................................................. 43
Host System Configuration and Registration ....................................................................................................... 45
Final Installation Steps ......................................................................................................................................... 53
Backup System Parameters................................................................................................................................. 60
Gantry Controller Boards Software Installation ............................................................................ 64

Burning Boot and Application Flash ..................................................................................................................... 64
Gantry Power Down Procedure ...................................................................................................................... 64
Burn Procedure .................................................................................................................................................... 66
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CIRS Software Installation ............................................................................................................ 68
Overview .............................................................................................................................................................. 68
Software Load Procedures................................................................................................................................... 68
Full CIRS Software Installation on a one-server configuration ....................................................................... 69
Install software .......................................................................................................................................... 69
Configure S1 ............................................................................................................................................. 70
Reload CIRS Application Software on a one-server configuration ................................................................. 73
Appendix A - Localized Language Installation Instructions ......................................................... 75

Setting the Localized Language and Keyboard Mapping..................................................................................... 75
Verifying Local Language Correctly Installs ......................................................................................................... 82
Logging on with Keyboard Localization Installed ................................................................................................. 84
Creating an Institute Name with Foreign Characters ........................................................................................... 85
Appendix B - Instructions to set Host PC BIOS ............................................................................ 86
Appendix C - Diagnosing CIRS Installation Problems .................................................................. 87

Diagnosing CIRS OS (Windows XP) Installation Problems ................................................................................. 87
Diagnosing CIRS Application Installation Problems............................................................................................. 88
Load Acquisitor Driver.......................................................................................................................................... 89
Load 3DBP Driver ................................................................................................................................................ 90
Appendix D - Setting Display Properties for Dual Monitors .......................................................... 91

Dual Monitor Setup .............................................................................................................................................. 92
Dual Monitor Setup for older NVIDIA Display Drivers .......................................................................................... 94
Prevent Flickering on the Monitors....................................................................................................................... 96
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Appendix E - Hospital LAN uses same IP addresses .................................................................... 97
Change IP Addresses on the CIRS Servers ........................................................................................................ 97
Change Host PC IP Address................................................................................................................................ 98
Configure Remote Desktop Connection............................................................................................................... 99
Enable Supervisor service on S1 ....................................................................................................................... 100
Appendix F - Virus Scan Instructions .......................................................................................... 101
Appendix G - CPM and FPGA Software Versions ......................................................................... 102

Gantry Diagnostics and Applications software................................................................................................... 102
FPGA Versions .................................................................................................................................................. 103
DMC16.......................................................................................................................................................... 103
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 103
XSVF Files .............................................................................................................................................. 103
DMP assembly (p/n 4550 120 03031) .......................................................................................................... 104
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 104
DMP assembly (p/n 4550 120 03032) .......................................................................................................... 104
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 104
Common DMP (CDMP) ................................................................................................................................ 104
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 104
Gantry Display Controller (p/n 4535 670 62871) .......................................................................................... 104
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 104
GHost............................................................................................................................................................ 105
Xilinx Devices for GHost (p/n 4535 670 42301) ...................................................................................... 105
Xilinx Devices for GHost (p/n 4535 671 10321) ...................................................................................... 105
Gantry Motion Processor (GMP) (p/n 4535 670 10351) ............................................................................... 106
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 106
XSVF Files .............................................................................................................................................. 106
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Common Gantry Motion Processor (CGMP) (p/n 4535 670 84501)............................................................. 107
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 107
XSVF Files .............................................................................................................................................. 107
IBox (p/n 4550 140 01011) ........................................................................................................................... 107
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 107
Main Drive Processor (MDP) (p/n 4535 664 60131)..................................................................................... 108
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 108
Resolver to Digital (R2D) (p/n 4535 670 13371)........................................................................................... 108
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 108
Spellman System Control Board (p/n 4535 665 02911) ............................................................................... 108
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 108
Tilt Drive Processor (TDP) (p/n 4535 665 02391) ........................................................................................ 108
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 108
RHost............................................................................................................................................................ 109
Xilinx Devices .......................................................................................................................................... 109
XSVF Files .............................................................................................................................................. 109
RCOM 16...................................................................................................................................................... 110
Altera Devices ......................................................................................................................................... 110
Xilinx Devices for 455012003331 Rev H1 and Rev I .............................................................................. 110
Xilinx Devices for 455012003331 Rev I1 or later .................................................................................... 110
Couch Control Board (CCB) ......................................................................................................................... 111
Xilinx Devices for p/n 4535 664 57351.................................................................................................... 111
Xilinx Devices for p/n 4535 664 57352.................................................................................................... 111
XSVF Files for p/n 4535 664 57352 ........................................................................................................ 111
Couch ACS Motion Control........................................................................................................................... 112
Programming File List for all Couch Control Boards ............................................................................... 112
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Host Software Installation
Host Software Installation
This section describes how to re-install Brilliance 2.3.6 Software on the Brilliance™ CT 6-slice, 10-slice, 16-slice, and
16 Power Host computer. These are not upgrade instructions!
NOTE To keep track of your progress during installs, check off each step as you complete it.
WARNING Use extreme caution when operating or working on equipment with covers
removed. Dangerous voltages are exposed when the gantry covers are removed.
Accidental contact with these voltages may cause serious injury or death to service
personnel.
General Information
NOTE Read and understand this document in its entirety before proceeding. If you do not understand this document,
then please call your next level of support.
Installation Notes
• For Backup purposes, the Host computer may have an EOD drive (F:\ drive), or a DVD-RAM Drive (G:\), or both an
EOD and DVD-RAM drive(s).
• The K2000 VISA Key (K2D key) and the Service Key determine the level of utilities activation, philips-level or O-
level.
• Calibrations should be restored even if re-running full calibrations after installation.
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Media
Media
The Brilliance 2.3.6.xx001 Media Kit (p/n 4598 001 48251) consists of the following:
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Media Version Part Number

Host OS DVD Brilliance_CT_OS_V2.3.5.30001 459800114826
Host DVD Brilliance_CT_Host_2.3.0.13017 453567477441
Incremental CD Brilliance_CT_Incremental_2.3.0.13020 453567477461
Language CD BR_2.3.0.1780_Lang 453567531811
Cumulative CD 1 Brilliance_Supplemental_2.3.5.xx180 459800144901
Cumulative CD 2 Brilliance_Supplemental_2.3.6.xx001 459800148271
CIRS OS CD CIRS-4.2.16.5_OS 453567477381
CIRS Applications CD CIRS-4.2.16.5_App 453567477391
CIRS_Service CD CIRS-4.2.16.5_Svc 453567477401
Firmware CD Brilliance_CT_Firmware_2.3.0.13003 459800108141
Before Installation
Before Installation
1. If the customer uses a custom logo for reports, make sure you have access to the logo file, or ask the customer to
provide the logo file. The Backup and Restore utility does not back up the logo.
2. Record the current Couch Part Number. The couch part number is located on the Serial Tag at the head end of the
couch, closest to the Gantry _____________________________
3. Log on as philips_service.
4. The following information is needed for configuration of the scanner for remote access. Even if you do not have an
RSN connection at the site, write down this information anyway as you will have to enter it during the software
install.
a. On the Host Desktop, double-click on the Service Tools shortcut.
b. In Service tools, under the Configuration Tools folder select SIDS Editor.
c. From the SIDS Data dialog box, write down the following
information:
Serial number:_______________
System Code:________________
Site Number:________________
Medical Unit:________________
Customer name:_____________(optional)
d. Close Service Tools.
If the SIDS dialog box is empty, then record the following information:
• Site Number______________
• Serial Number_____________
• System Type______________
• Proxy information_____________________ (systems connected to the RSN do not need the proxy configured)
5. Record Varian RPM™ settings. If the Varian RPM™ is not installed, skip to Step 6 on page 4.
a. Double-click on My Computer
b. Record IP address value for the V: drive ________________________
c. Close the window.
Before Installation
6. Record Link Speed & Duplex value:

a. On the desktop, right-click on My Network Places and select Properties, or click Start > My Computer, right-
click on Network Connections, then click Open.
b. Double-click on Hospital LAN.
c. On the Hospital LAN dialog, click on Properties.
d. On the Hospital LAN Properties window, click Configure.
e. On the …Controller Properties dialog, click the
Advanced tab
f. Under Property, select Speed & Duplex (see Figure 1).
g. Under Value, record the value__________
h. Close all the windows.
Figure 1:
7. Record network/local printer settings if applicable:

a. Click Start > Settings > Printers and Faxes.
b. On the Printer and Faxes window, click View > Details.
c. Record the Printer Name, Location, and Model information. Also, the IP Address of the printer may be listed
under Comments.
NOTE You can also right-click on the printer, then select Properties to get the relevant information.
d. Close the Printers and Faxes window.
Before Installation
8. Back Up the Network Configuration:

a. On the desktop double-click the My Computer icon.
b. Browse to C:\misc\Backup_Restore\System as shown in Figure 2.
c. Double-click on the file Backup.vbs. A cmd window will open briefly and close.
d. Leave the My Computer window open for the next step.
Figure 2: Browse to C:\misc\Backup_Restore\System
Before Installation
9. Create a backup of the calibration and configuration files:

NOTE This process will not overwrite previous saved versions of calibration and configuration data.
NOTE Make sure to COPY not MOVE the files in Step a on page 6 and Step b on page 6.
a. Copy the version.js file from C:\usr\usp.root\help to

D:\temp.
If the file already exists, replace it by clicking Yes on
the Confirm File Replace window (see Figure 3 on
page 6).
Figure 3: Confirm File Replace Window

b. Copy the machineuniquedescription.cfg file from
C:\usr\diamond.root\cfg\site to D:\temp.
If the file already exists, replace it by clicking Yes on
the Confirm File Replace window (see Figure 4 on
page 6).
c. Close the D:\Temp window.
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.
d. Depending on which media the customer uses for

backups, insert either an EOD or DVD-RAM disk into
the appropriate drive.
e. On the Host desktop, double-click on the Backup and
Restore icon.
f. On the Backup tab, click Browse (see Figure 5 on
page 7).
Figure 5: Backup Tab

g. Depending on which media the customer uses for
backups, browse to either the EOD drive (F:\ drive), or
the DVD-RAM Drive (G:\ or E:\ depending on the Host
computer configuration). See Figure 6 on page 7.
Figure 6: Browse to the Optical Drive

.
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h. In the Backup/Restore window, make sure all available item are

selected.
i. In the Backup/Restore window, click Start Backup. A backup log
window will appear. Be patient, the process takes some time.
Figure 7:
j. When the Backup Done prompt appears, click OK (see Figure 8).
k. Click Close in the Log window.
l. Click exit in the Backup/Restore window.
Figure 8: Backup Done Prompt
Before Installation
10. Save any Bug Reports:

a. On the Host Desktop, double-click on My Computer.
b. Browse to D:\Bugrep\Reports.
c. Select all the Bug Reports you want save. Select both the .tar and .gz files for each bug report (see Figure 9).
Figure 9:
d. Right-click on the selected Bug Reports, and select Copy.
e. Depending on which media the customer uses for backups, browse to either the EOD drive (F:\ drive), or the
DVD-RAM Drive (G:\).
f. On the relevant drive, right-click and select Paste.
NOTE If you receive an error message when trying to copy to DVD-RAM, try another DVD-RAM disc.
g. When the copy transfer completes, close the My Computer window.
Before Installation
11. On the Host desktop, double-click on the Olevel Interface icon to launch the O-Level Diagnostics Panel.
12. Record Registry Values:
a. On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Get/Set Gantry Registry Settings Button.
b. Record the value for Rotor-Type __________________.
c. Record the value for Manual Motion SL_RL laser gap in 0.1mm, default: 3159 __________________.
d. Click OK.
13. Record the system identification information:
a. On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click Display Network Information button.
b. Record the Host Name (Computer name) ____________________
c. Under Ethernet adapter Hospital LAN, is DHCP Enabled set to ___Yes ___No.
d. If Yes, skip to Step e. If No, record the following values, then continue with Step e:
• Under Ethernet adapter Hospital LAN, record the value for IP address _____________________________
• Under Ethernet adapter Hospital LAN, record the value for Subnet Mask_ __________________________
The DNS and WINS
values will only appear if • Under Ethernet adapter Hospital LAN, record the value for Default Gateway ________________________
they are set. If there are
• Under Ethernet adapter Hospital LAN, record the value(s) for DNS servers__________________ (Primary)
two values, the first is the
primary server, and the ________________ (Secondary)
second is the secondary
server. • Under Ethernet adapter Hospital LAN, record the value(s) for WINS servers_________________ (Primary)
_______________ (Secondary)
e. Record values for Host-IRS connection:
• Under Ethernet adapter Host-IRS connection, record the value for IP address _______________________
• Under Ethernet adapter Host-IRS connection, record the value for Subnet Mask _____________________
NOTE The Default Gateway and DNS configurations for the Host-IRS Connection are not required.
f. Close the Window.
14. On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Exit button.
Before Installation
15. On the Desktop, right-click on the Scanner Application icon and select Open.
16. Record film printer:
a. Click the Filming button on the workflow menu.
b. On the Filming window, click File > Printer.

c. Record default film printer____________ __________________
d. Click Cancel.
17. Archive all Patient Image data. Depending on which media the customer uses for backups, archive to either the
EOD drive (F:\ drive), or the DVD-RAM Drive (G:\).
NOTE Use a different media disk than the one used to save calibrations and configuration files.
a. Insert archive media into the appropriate drive.
b. On the Directory Window in the Scanner Application, select Local from the Selected Device menu.
If you only have one monitor, first click

Processing to display the Directory window.
c. Select the studies that need to be archived.

d. Under Archive Manager, click Copy To.
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e. Select the appropriate storage device, and click OK.
NOTE You can check the status of the copy by clicking the Queue Manager button.
This will display a window that shows how many studies have been copied, and how many are still left to copy.
f. When the copy is complete, a “Copy Succeeded” message will appear in the Message Bar at the bottom of the
Archive window.
18. Display the Preferences Window:

a. Click the Directory button from the workflow menu bar.
If you only have one monitor, first click Processing to display the Directory button.
b. At the bottom of the panel, click on the Preferences button.
Before Installation
19. Record the “Save As” Utilities information: Available Information:____________________

a. On the Preferences window, navigate to Image Viewing > Displayed Information: (record all items in the list)
“Save As” Utilities ________________________________________
Video Quality: ____________
b. Record “Save As” Utilities information listed at right.
Image Quality: ________
Frame Rate (f/s): ______________
20. Record the Scanner information: Multi-Surview____________________

a. On the Preferences window, navigate to Scanner Options > ECT Tag Source: ________________
Scanner Pulmo Sensor Device: ____________
b. Record Scanner information listed at right. Bolus Tracker Default ROI: ________
21. Click Home, then Logout on the Scanner Application. Answer Dose Right ACS: ______________
Yes to the pop-up. XRT Warm-up(from 0 to 70): _______
Dose Efficiency Warning_______
Overlap Warning_______
Detect ECG Wave Always_______
Diagnostic Level: ________________
Scan With X-ray_______
Gantry Rotation_______
Z-control_______
CDRH Test_______
Use D-DOM_______
Use Z-DOM_______
Infant Phantom Option_______
Image Rotation Phantom Option_______
System Phantom_______
“Eye” Phantom_______
Fast Get Ready_______
Display mA in scan protocol_____
Enable Dose Image Generation______
TC Additional Stabilization Time_________
Before Installation
22. If the Rotor Type Value appeared during Step 12 on page 10, then continue with Host OS Installation on page 15. If
the Rotor Type Value did not appear, then complete this step.
Step 12 on page 10 asked you to record the Rotor Type value. During Host Application installation you will match
this number to a chart in the installation instructions, which has the correct Rotor Type Value to use. If the value did
not appear while performing Step 12 on page 10, you will have to get the rotor casting number off of the back of the
rotor. Since getting this value requires powering off the wall box and opening up the gantry, you may want to
perform this procedure before you start the Host OS and Application Software Installation.
a. Use the following steps to power down all CIRS Servers:
i. Open CIRS folder on the Host computer Desktop.
ii. Double-click on the icon for the server you want to power down (Recon S-1, Recon S-2, Recon S-3).
iii. Click OK at the security warning.
iv. Log on as “philips_service”. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password. Click OK.
v. On the server Desktop, right-click on the Windows Taskbar and select Task Manager.
vi. On Task Manager, click Shut Down > Turn Off.
vii. Click Yes on any messages that appear, then click OK on the Remote Desktop Disconnected prompt.
viii. During shutdown, the Remote Desktop connection will automatically disconnect and return you to the Host
desktop.
ix. Repeat for the other servers in your configuration.
b. Power down the Host.
c. Power down the 480 V wall box.
d. Remove the Gantry Front and Rear Cover.
e. Release the motor brake.
f. Rotate the Gantry so that the X-Ray tube is in
the 12 o’clock position.
g. On the back of the rotor, just left of the tube, is
the Casting Part Number (4535 67x xxxxx).
The number is part of the casting itself. Write
this number down.
h. Engage the motor brake.
i. Replace the gantry covers.
j. Power on the 480 V wall box, then continue with Host OS Installation on page 15.
Host OS Installation
NOTE The following procedure must be done on the HOST computer, not the CIRS.
1. Log on as philips_service. If the Scanner Application is open, click Home > Logout.
2. Unplug the system from the network, as this will minimize the chances of getting a virus before the patches are
installed. If the remote recon option is installed, disconnect the network cable between the CIRS and the EBW.
3. Remove archive media from the drives. If the Host computer has a DVD-RAM drive, remove the disk. If the system
has an EOD drive, it may hang during the installation process if an EOD is in the drive. To remove the EOD from the
EOD drive:
a. On the Desktop, double-click on My Computer.
b. Right-click on Optical Drive (F:), and select Eject. The drive may also be listed as EOD1(F:).
c. Make sure there are no USB memory drives plugged in.
4. Insert the DVD labeled: Brilliance_CT_OS_V2.3.5.30001 into the CD/DVD drive and reboot the system.
5. When the system reboots, Windows will start loading
files.
6. Wait for the Installation Setup window to appear (see
Figure 10).
7. Select Full Installation. This option will format drives
C:\ and D:\.
8. Click OK.
NOTE Checking the HW configuration may take up
to 10 Min. be patient.
Figure 10:
9. The Ghost application opens and extracts the data to the target partition (see Figure 11).
Figure 11:
10. When the “Please remove DVD from tray” message appears (see Figure 12), remove the
Brilliance_CT_OS_V2.3.5.30001 DVD from the DVD drive.
Figure 12:
11. Click OK.
12. The computer reboots automatically and the OS installation continues.

13. During the Windows XP installation, a Files Needed dialog may appear asking for the IBox.sys file. If you see this
dialog, then perform steps a-d:
a. On the Files Needed dialog, click the Browse button.
b. Browse to C:\Drivers\IBOX.
c. In the IBOX directory, click the IBOX file to select it, then click the Open button.
d. Click OK on the Files Needed dialog, and Windows XP will continue to install.
14. After Windows XP installs, you will see a Windows desktop with four icons. The system is still installing at this
point so DO NOT TOUCH THE KEYBOARD OR MOUSE! This will take a few minutes.
15. The system will reboot, and you will see a Windows desktop with three icons. After a couple of minutes, the
“Windows XP installation was completed successfully. Please insert HOST DVD” message appears.
16. Click OK on the message, and continue with Host DVD Installation on page 18.
Host DVD Installation

1. Insert the Brilliance_CT_Host_2.3.0.13017 DVD into the into the top drive on the Host computer.
2. After about 30 seconds, the Brilliance CT Installation Wizard will open automatically. If it does not, open it manually:
a. Right-click on the Windows Start button, and select Explore.
b. Double-click on the E: drive.
3. On the Installation Wizard, make sure the “Typical” radio button is selected, and then click “Next”.
Figure 13:
NOTE Wait approximately 35 minutes as the Host Software installs. The system will reboot itself several times during
this process. DO NOT CLICK on any messages asking you to reboot now.
NOTE Please do not touch the keyboard or mouse until the Monitor Selection window appears.
NOTE If, during the installation, you receive the "Are you sure you want to cancel the Brilliance_CT_SG164 V2.3
Installation?" prompt, select No.
4. When the Monitor Selection window appears, select

the monitor type and click OK.
Figure 14:
5. When the Restore Site Data window appears, select
No (see Figure 15 on page 19).
NOTE You will restore site data after the Language
CD installation.
Figure 15:
6. You will now choose the slice model and X-ray tube
type.
NOTE At this point, all you will do is select the slice
model and X-ray tube type. The Options Key is
part of the site data restore after the
Language CD installation, so it will be left
blank during this step.
When the Option Key window appears:
a. Select the correct Slice Model and X-ray tube type

of your system. If you do not select the Model now,
the installation will not be complete and you will
have to do a full re-install.
b. Click Apply, and a Confirmation window will
appear. Click OK on the Confirmation window.
c. Click OK on the Option Key window, then click OK
on the Confirmation window again.
Figure 16:
7. When the Host Computer Name window appears,
enter the Computer Name and click OK. Use
information recorded previously during Step 13 on
page 10 in the Before Installation section.
Figure 17:
8. When the Network Settings window appears, set the

Hospital Network configuration appropriately.
a. Use information recorded previously during Step 13
on page 10 in the Before Installation section:
• Automatic IP address assignment (DHCP)
corresponds to the setting you recorded in the
Before Installation section for DHCP Enabled.
• If DHCP Enabled was set to No, then enter the IP
Address Settings according to what you recorded
in the Before Installation section.
b. On the Network Settings Window, click Apply, then
click OK.
Figure 18:
9. When the Host/CIRS LAN Adjustment window

appears, select the subnet for the Host-CIRS
Connection and click OK.
Figure 19:
10. When the SIDS Data Entry window appears, enter the
following information. Use the values you recorded in
Step 4 on page 3.
a. Enter the system's Serial Number.
b. Select the appropriate scanner type from the
System Code drop-down list.
c. Enter the Site Number.
d. Select the Medical Unit from the drop-down list.
e. You can optionally enter a Customer Name.
f. Click Apply. A System Name will be automatically
generated.
g. Click Exit.
Figure 20:
11. The following step, 11 a, will only appear if you are installing on a system with an MRC X-ray Tube. If you are
installing on a system that has a Dunlee X-ray Tube, then skip to Step 12 on page 24.
NOTE If you chose Dunlee 6 or 16 during Step 6 on page 20, then the Rotor Selection will automatically be set to
Universal Rotor 51591 and you will not see this question.
a. If the Rotor Selection window appears, select the Rotor Type and click OK. Use information recorded previously
in the Before Installation section if applicable. Select the correct Rotor Type according to the table below, and
click OK.
Rotor Casting Part Number Rotor Type

4535 670 23641 Stargate164 Only Rotor Model (23651)
4535 670 41621
Common Rotor Model (41631)
4535 671 19751
4535 671 51591 Universal Rotor Model (51591)
NOTE DO NOT CLICK on the dialog asking you to reboot now if it appears. The system will reboot on its own later.
12. Select Couch Type:

a. On the Couch Type window, select the Part Number for
the Couch installed on the system. Use information
recorded previously during Step 2 on page 3 in the
Before Installation section.
• 453567 - 391361: Bariatric Couch
• 453567 - 023321 Standard Couch
(Basic Brilliance Couch Version 1)
• 453567 - 023322 Standard Couch
(Basic Brilliance Couch Version 2)
b. Click OK.
13. After a few moments, the system will reboot. After the system reboots, the software will continue to install more
components. The system is still installing at this point so DO NOT TOUCH THE KEYBOARD OR MOUSE!
NOTE If the CIRS is not up and running, the Matlab installation (Philips_MS_Test_Dataset) may display errors. Ignore
the errors. These should get resolved once the CIRS is up and running.
14. The system will reboot. After the system reboots, the software will continue to install more components. When the
"Installation Wizard has successfully completed Brilliance_CT_SG164 V2.3.0 installation" window appears, click
Finish.
15. Remove the DVD from the drive.
16. Double-click on the time (located on the right-side of the taskbar) to display the Date and Time Properties window,
then complete the following steps:
NOTE Make sure you set Date and Time properties now, because the Visa Key will be corrupted if the date and time,
including the time zone, are modified after the Visa Key has been installed.
a. Select the Time Zone tab.
b. Select the correct Time Zone for your location from the list.
c. Click Apply.
d. Select the Date & Time tab.
e. Select the correct date and time for your location.
f. Click Apply, and then OK.
17. Setting Display Properties for a Single Monitor setup:
NOTE If you have the Dual Monitor option, see Appendix D - Setting Display Properties for Dual Monitors on page 91.
a. Since multiple display cards are supported for different systems, see the table at right to identify the display card
you should have in your system before continuing.
Host Computer Display Card

Dell 650 Quadro4 980 XGL
Dell 670 Quadro FX 1400
Dell T7400 Quadro FX 570
b. Right-click on the desktop, and select Properties.

c. On the Display Properties window, select the Settings tab.
d. Click the Advanced button.
e. Select the Monitor tab.
f. Verify the Screen Refresh Rate is set to: 75Hz for an LCD
monitor, or 85Hz for a CRT monitor. If you had to change it,
make sure you click Apply.
g. Click OK.
Figure 21:
h. On the Display Properties window, make sure that the Screen
resolution bar is set to 1280 x 1024 for a single monitor setup:
i. If you had to change the value, click Apply. If the Monitor
Settings popup appears, click Yes.
j. Click OK to confirm the settings. Then click OK to close the
Dialog Box.
Figure 22:
NOTE If you see any flickering on the monitors, see Prevent Flickering on the Monitors on page 96.
18. Verify Drive Letters:

NOTE In certain circumstances, installation of the Brilliance CT 2.3 Software causes the drive letters of the EOD, CD-R,
and CD drives to become mixed up. Check if your drives are defined properly as listed below.
a. Double-click My Computer, and check that your drives are defined as shown below:
Drive C: Local Disk (C:)
Drive D: Local Disk (D:)
Drive E: CD/DVD, or DVD-RAM
Drive F: EOD (Optical Drive), if installed
Drive G: either CD-RW (if installed), or DVD-RAM (if installed)
NOTE If the EOD (Optical Drive) does not appear, power down the Host by pressing the Power Button on the
computer. Wait 10 seconds, then press the Power Button again to power up the Host, and log on as
philips_service.
b. If your drives are defined properly, close the My Computer window and skip to Step 19 on page 28. Otherwise,
continue with the following steps:
i. Right-click on My Computer and select Manage. This will open a Computer Management window.
ii. Select Disk Management.
iii. Right-click the button for the drive you want to change and select Change Drive Letter and Paths…
iv. Click Change and select the correct letter, then 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.
v. When all the drive letters have been corrected, close the Computer Management window.
19. Verify that the Host-IRS Connection is active:

a. On the Host computer Desktop, right-click on My Network Places and select Properties from the pop-up menu.
b. On the Network Connections window menu bar, click on View, and select Details.
c. The Status for the Host-IRS Connection should say Connected (or Enabled). If the Status for the Host-IRS
Connection does not say Connected (or Enabled), physically move the network cable to the open port on the
network card. Then, verify the Status for the Host-IRS Connection says Connected (or Enabled).
d. Leave the Network Connections window open for the next step.
20. Configure Link Speed & Duplex:
a. On the Network Connections window, right-click on Hospital LAN, and select Properties.
b. On the Hospital LAN Properties window, click the Configure button.
c. On the …Connection Properties window, click the Advanced tab.
d. Under Property, select Link Speed & Duplex (or Speed and Duplex if a Dell 690, see Step 6 on page 4).
e. Under Value, select the value desired. Use information recorded previously in the Before Installation section if
applicable (see Step 6 on page 4). If this value was not recorded previously, ask the System Administrator for the
correct value or leave the default setting.
f. Click OK.
g. Close the Network Connections window.
21. Configure Exceed Xconfig:

NOTE When performing this step, if you receive the message: "Unable to change the transport interface. The transport
interface may be in use.", restart the system and repeat this step.
a. Click Start > Programs > Hummingbird Connectivity v7.1 > Exceed > Xconfig
b. Enter admin in the password field, then click OK.
c. Double-click on Transports.
d. Click Choose.
e. Select Network Only Interface, and click OK. Then click OK on the popup that appears.
f. Click OK on the Transports dialog, and then close the Exceed dialog.
22. Configure Audit logon events and Event Viewer:
a. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
b. Double-click Administrative Tools.
c. On the Administrative Tools window, double-click Event Viewer.
d. Right-click on Security, and select Properties.
e. Change the Maximum log size to 2048. Click Apply, then click OK.
f. Close all windows.

23. Click Start > Shutdown, then select Restart from the menu.
24. Continue with Host Incremental CD Installation on page 32.
Host Incremental CD Installation

1. After the system restarts, log on as philips_service.
2. A few scripts will run. After the scripts complete, you may see the following messages if you have a DVD-RAM drive
installed:
• If the message in Figure 23 on page 32 appears, click Yes.
Figure 23:
• If the message in Figure 24 on page 32 appears, click No.
Figure 24:
3. Insert the Brilliance_CT_Incremental_2.3.0.13020 CD into the top drive on the Host computer.
4. Open the Installation Wizard:
a. Double-click on My Computer.
b. Double-click on the E: drive, and after a few moments, the Installation Wizard will open.
5. On the Installation Wizard, make sure the Typical radio button is selected, and then click Next.
NOTE Wait approximately 1 minute as the software is installed.

NOTE Do not touch the keyboard or mouse until install is complete.
6. When the "Installation Wizard has successfully installed Brilliance_Incremental V2.3" message appears, click
Finish.
7. Remove the CD, then continue with Brilliance Language CD Installation on page 34.
Brilliance Language CD Installation

NOTE You must install the Language CD.
1. Insert the Brilliance_Lang_2.3.5.1780 CD into the top drive on the Host computer.
2. Wait a few seconds while Windows reads the disc, then open the Installation Wizard:
3. When the Philips_MS_Brilliance_Lang Installation Wizard opens, click Next to continue with installation.
.
NOTE Wait approximately 4 minutes as the software is installed.

4. When the "The Installation Wizard has successfully installed Philips_MS_Brilliance_Lang" message appears, click
Finish.
5. Remove the CD.
6. A message to restart the computer appears.
7. Click Yes.
8. Re-connect the network cable.
9. When the Host restarts, log on as philips_service.
10. Continue with Cumulative CD #1 Installation on page 36.
Cumulative CD #1 Installation
1. Insert the Brilliance_Supplemental_2.3.5.xx180 CD into the top drive on the Host computer.
3. When the Installation Wizard opens, make sure Typical is selected, then click Next to continue with installation.
.
NOTE Wait approximately 30 seconds as the software is installed.

4. When the “Installation Wizard has successfully completed Brilliance V2.3.5 Installation.” message appears on the
Wizard, click Finish.
5. The Installation Validation window appears. The Installation Validation window will show “Nonstandard
Installation...”. This is normal. The Cumulative CD #2 installation will clear up the Missing and Extra Components.
If the CIRS Server is not

powered on, you will also
see this CIRS Component in
the Missing Components
window. If the CIRS Server
is powered on, you will not
see this component.
Figure 25:
6. Close the Installation Validation window.
7. Remove the CD.
8. Continue with Restore Site Data on page 38.
Restore Site Data
Restore Site Data
1. Depending on which media you used for the backup,

insert either the EOD or DVD-RAM disk into the
appropriate drive. If a pop-up window appears, click
Cancel on the window.
2. On the desktop, double-click on My Computer, and
navigate to C:\misc\PrePostInstall\.
3. Double-click on PostInst_SG164.bat. See Figure 26
on page 38.
Figure 26: PostInst_SG164.bat file

4. A blank Command Window appears, and then the
Browse dialog box opens.
5. Navigate to the Backup Folder on the appropriate
drive.
6. Click on the folder to select it, then click OK.
Restore Site Data
7. A Command Window window will appear, and display

the Warning shown in Figure 28 on page 39.
8. Type 9 for version 2.3.0. Then press the <Enter> key.
Figure 28: Backup Warning

9. On the Backup/Restore dialog, select the items to
restore (based on Figure 29). Make sure all available
restore items are selected.
If there are no files to restore, the item in the table
will be grayed out.
Note: If the settings for the items are not identical
to the table, the site configuration data will be
corrupted and a full re-install will be required.
10. Click Start Restore. Please be patient, this may take
some time.
Figure 29:
Restore Site Data
11. When the "Restore Done" prompt appears, click OK.
Figure 30:
12. Scroll through the Log window to make sure there
were not errors, then click Close. See Figure 31.
13. Click exit on the Backup/Restore dialog.
14. Wait for 30 seconds until the Command window
closes.
15. Close the PrePostInstall window.
16. Continue with Cumulative CD #2 Installation on page
41.
Figure 31: Restore Log
1. Insert the Brilliance_Supplemental_2.3.6.xx001 CD into the top drive on the Host computer.
3. When the Installation Wizard opens, select Resume.
4. Click Next to continue with installation.
.

5. When the “The Installation Wizard has successfully completed Brilliance V2.3.6 Installation” message appears,
click Finish.
6. The Installation Validation window appears. Make sure the window shows Installed Version: Brilliance CT
2.3.6.13001.
Figure 32:
NOTE If the Installation Validation window shows “Nonstandard Installation...”, then reinstall the
Brilliance_Supplemental_2.3.6.xx001 CD.
7. Remove the CD.
8. Continue with Verify Option Key on page 43.
Verify Option Key
Verify Option Key

1. On the Windows desktop, double-click on the Olevel Interface icon to launch the O-Level Diagnostics Panel.
2. On the O-level Diagnostics Panel, click the Review Installation Questions button.
3. On the Monitor Selection window, click Cancel.
4. On the Restore Site Data window, click No.
Verify Option Key
5. You will verify the slice model, X-ray tube type, and
Option Key.
When the Option Key window appears:
a. Verify the correct Slice Model and X-ray tube type is

selected.
b. The Product Options Key should be inserted due to
the restore. If the Product Options Key is already
there, verify it is correct.
If you need a a copy of the key for reference, go to:
http://pww.hfa.ms.philips.com/homepage/engineering/
RnD/KeySearch/
c. Click Apply, and a Confirmation window will
appear. Click OK on the Confirmation window.
d. A DMS Type filter will now run.
e. When the filter closes, click OK on the Option Key
window, then click OK on the Confirmation window
again.
f. The DMS Type filter will now run again.
6. When the filter closes, click Cancel or Exit on the
remaining Installation Questions.
7. Continue with Host System Configuration and
Registration on page 45.
Figure 33: Option Key Window showing example slice

model and key.
Host System Configuration and Registration

You must complete this whole section.
1. Make sure you are logged on as philips_service.
2. On the Windows desktop, double-click on the Olevel Interface icon to launch the O-Level Diagnostics Panel.
3. Set Registry Values:
a. On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click Get/Set Gantry Registry Settings button.
b. The default value for SL_RL laser gap in 0.1mm, default: 3159 is 3159. If the value recorded in Step 12 on page
10 for SL_RL laser gap in 0.1mm, default: 3159 is not equal to 3159, then enter the correct value.
Figure 34:
c. Click OK
4. Run RegisterGS and RegisterServiceTools:
a. On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click Reregister libraries button. A Command Prompt will appear.
b. When notified by the Command Prompt, press any key.
c. Click OK or Yes in any dialog boxes that appear.
d. When notified by the Command Prompt, press any key.
e. When notified by the Command Prompt, press any key again.
f. Click OK or Yes in any dialog boxes that appear.
g. When notified by the Command Prompt, press any key.
5. If the scanner has an IBox, verify the Ibox Software. If the scanner does not have an IBox, then skip to Step 6 on
page 47:
a. On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Ibox Diagnostics button.
b. Select Manual Test and click Next.
c. Click on Get Version. If the I-Box version is 2.33, and FPGA version is either 2.1 or 1.5, click OK, then exit the
IBoxDiag program, and skip to Step 6 on page 47. If the versions are not the latest, continue to Step d.
d. Click Back.
e. Select IBox program upgrade and click Next.
f. If you want to Backup Current Program on U40, input a path to save the program and click Next, then click Next
again. Otherwise click Skip.
g. When asked to Save new program, enter the following path in to the field:
c:\usr\service.root\IboxDiag\PromVersion\IBox_v_2.33.bix.
h. Click Next to download the firmware to U40.
i. Click Yes when the I-Box diagnostics successfully downloaded window appears.
NOTE The IBox wizard will still say “Burn program in progress. Please wait...”. Ignore this message.
j. Click Exit to close the I-Box Diagnostics Wizard.
6. Configure default printer for LOC if necessary. You will use the information
you recorded during Step 7 on page 4.
a. On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click Printer Configuration button.
b. On the Printer Configuration dialog, click the Add New Printer button.
This will launch the Add Printer Wizard.
c. On the Wizard, click Next.
d. Follow the instructions on the Wizard to add the printer. Contact the
Hospital IT Administrator if need be.
e. When finished, the printer will appear in the Available Printers list. If the
printer does not appear, click the Refresh button
f. On the Printer Configuration dialog, click Close.
7. On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Exit button.
8. Set the K2D Visa:

NOTE Either the K2 Visa or the K2000B Visa key can be used when
obtaining the key from the web site.
a. Double-click the K2000 Visa Entry icon on the desktop.
b. On the K2000 Visa Entry window, record the Machine Id____________.
c. Obtain a visa (the K2D key) by visiting the following website:
http://svc.cle.ms.philips.com/wizard/K2DQuickkey.htm.
To obtain a long term key, contact your SSR/SSD Service Key
Administrator.
d. Enter the visa in the K2000 Visa Entry window and click Apply. If a
popup appears, click Yes.
e. Click Done.
9. If this system is connected to Remote Service Network (RSN), enable Questra by performing the following steps.
Otherwise, skip to Step 10 on page 49.
a. Close any open windows.
b. On the Host desktop, double-click on the Service Tools icon. If a Windows Security Alert window comes up,
click on Unblock.
c. On the Service Tools menu, browse to Configuration Tools > Questra Configuration. If Questra Configuration
does not appear in the Service Tools window, then click on the link that appears at the bottom of the empty
Questra window (see Figure 35 on page 48).
Figure 35: Questra dialog

d. On the Questra Configuration dialog, double-click on the Value for Questra Status, and select Enabled.
e. Verify Questra Enterprise Server is set to Production.
f. Exit out of Service Tools. If the Questra Configuration dialog is still open, close it.
NOTE See the Brilliance CT 6-slice, 10-slice, 16-slice, and 16 Power 2.3 Diagnostics Manual for more detailed
information about Questra configuration.
10. If the Varian RPM™ option is not installed, skip to Step 11 on page 50:
a. Make sure the Varian Computer is up and running and logged on.
b. On the Host desktop, double-click the Map Drive icon on the desktop. The Create Mapping window will appear.
c. In the IP Address text box, enter the path to the Varian RPM™ folder in the following format:
\\<xxx.xxx.xxx.x>\gating\breath
where xxx.xxx.xxx.x is the IP Address
d. In the User Name text box, enter the Varian RPM™ user name.
e. If a password is required, enter the Varian RPM™ user password in the Password text box.
NOTE Use information recorded previously in the Before Installation section if applicable. The user name and optional
password must be valid for accessing the Varian RPM™ shared drive. If the shared drive is password-protected,
the password for the user name must be provided. A domain name may be required as a modifier for the user
name and should be entered as part of the user name, i.e. "<domain name>\<user name>".
f. Click OK. A success message will appear.
g. Click Close.
11. On the Host Desktop, right-click on the Scanner Application icon and select Open.
12. Update default film printer if applicable:
a. Click the Filming button from the workflow menubar.
b. Click File, and select Printer.
c. Select the appropriate film printer and click OK.
13. Display the Preferences Window:
a. Click the Directory button from the workflow menu bar. If the system only has one monitor, click Processing to
see the Directory button.
NOTE If a message appears saying that a login is required for HIS/RIS, ignore it.
If a message appears complaining that the system cannot connect to Local, just click OK and ignore it. The
reboot in a future step should fix this.
b. At the bottom of the panel, click on Preferences.

14. Verify the “Save As” Utilities information:
a. On the Preferences window, navigate to Image Viewing > “Save As” Utilities
b. Verify the “Save As” Utilities information matches what you recorded in the Before Installation section Step 19 on
page 13:
Available Information:____________________
Displayed Information: ________________
Video Quality: ____________
Image Quality: ________
Frame Rate (f/s): ______________
15. Verify the Scanner information is correct:

a. On the Preferences window, navigate to Scanner Options > Scanner.
b. Verify Scanner information matches what you recorded in the Before Installation section Step 20 on page 13:
Multi-Surview__________________ Z-control_______
ECT Tag Source: ________________ CDRH Test_______
Pulmo Sensor Device: ____________ Use D-DOM_______
Bolus Tracker Default ROI: ________ Use Z-DOM_______
Dose Right ACS: ______________ Infant Phantom Option_______
XRT Warm-up(from 0 to 70): _______ Image Rotation Phantom Option:______
Dose Efficiency Warning_______ System Phantom_______
Overlap Warning_______ "Eye" Phantom_______
Detect ECG Wave Always_______ Fast Get Ready_______
Diagnostic Level: ________________ Display mA in scan protocol________
Scan With X-ray_______ Enable Dose Image Generation______
Gantry Rotation_______ TC Additional Stabilization Time_________
c. Make sure Dose Right ACS is set to Automatic.
d. Make sure the check box for Use D-DOM is NOT checked.
e. Make sure the check box for Use Z-DOM is checked.
f. Make sure the check box for Enable Dose Image Generation
is checked.
g. Click the OK button at the bottom of the Preferences window.
16. Adobe Reader License Agreement:

a. On the Scanner Application, click on the Help button in the workflow menu bar.
b. Click on the Operation Manual button.
c. When the Adobe Reader - License Agreement window appears, click Accept.
NOTE If you receive an Automatic Critical Updates window asking whether to enable the critical updates feature, click
No. If an Updates window appears, click Cancel.
17. On the Scanner Application, click Home > Logout. Click Yes to confirm.
NOTE As the system logs out, you may see an Adobe Reader dialog prompt appear. Just ignore it, the system will close
the prompt and complete the log out.
18. After the system logs out, restart the system:
a. On the Log On Dialog, click Options.
b. Click Shutdown...
c. From the drop down menu, select Restart.
d. Click OK.
19. Continue with Final Installation Steps on page 53.
Final Installation Steps

2. Modify UTS Browser Shortcut. You have to modify the shortcut on Host desktop in order for the utility to function
correctly:
a. On the Host desktop, right-click on the UTS Browser icon, and select Properties.
b. On the Shortcut Properties dialog, in the Start in: field, enter "\\192.168.0.200\c\Program Files\Philips\CIRS\"
c. Click Apply, then click OK.
Start in: field.

Make sure to include the quotation marks at
the beginning and end of the string!
3. Install HP Laserjet 2500 or Lexmark Optra 45 printers:

NOTE Certain sites may have these printers to do report generation. If the site does not use these printers, then skip to
Step 4 on page 55.
a. Login as philips_service on the Host computer.

b. Plug in the USB cable from a powered up printer into the Host computer.
c. A new “Hardware Found” window will popup.
d. Select "Install from a list or specified location..." and click NEXT.
e. Select "Don't search. I will choose the driver to install..." and click NEXT.
f. Select "Printers" and click NEXT.
g. Select "HP" from the left column and "HP 2500C Series PS 3 or "Lexmark" and Lexmark Optra Color 45 PS
depending on the printer being installed.
h. Select "Yes" to the question concerned about "... installing the device is not recommended...". It appears an
identical Device name match is required and this does NOT occur for these printers even though the selected
driver works fine.
i. Click Finish.
4. Changing HIS/RIS Restrictions:

NOTE This procedure to allows access to a url when the system uses a direct HIS/RIS connection. If your site does not
use a direct HIS/RIS connection, you can skip to Step 5 on page 57.
a. Log on as philips_service.
b. On the Host computer desktop, right-click on the Scanner Application icon, and select Open from the menu.
c. Once the Scan Application is up, click the Directory button from the workflow menu bar. If the system only has
one monitor, click Processing to see the Directory button.
d. Click the Preferences button.
e. On the Preferences window, click Scanner Options > HIS/RIS.
f. Make sure Use Direct His/Ris Access is checked.

g. For Direct His/Ris Address, record the entry that is in the field:________________________________
h. On the Preferences window, click Cancel.
i. Press the <Windows Logo> key + D to display the desktop.
NOTE Depending on your keyboard, the key will either look like this , or this .
j. On the Desktop, double-click on the Olevel Interface icon.
k. On the Olevel Diagnostics panel, click the URL Restrictions Settings button.
l. On the URL Restriction Configuration dialog, enter the HIS/RIS URL in the Allow this website field.
m.Click Add.
n. Click Apply.
o. Click OK.
p. On the Olevel Diagnostics panel, click Exit.
5. Restore Custom Hospital Logo:

NOTE Use this procedure to restore the custom logo the hospital uses on reports. If the hospital does not use a custom
logo for reports, then skip to Step 6 on page 59.
a. Log on as philips_service.
b. On the Host computer desktop, right-click on the Scanner Application icon, and select Open from the menu.
c. Once the Scan Application is up, click the Directory button from the workflow menu bar. If the system only has
one monitor, click Processing to see the Directory button.
d. Click the Preferences button.
e. On the Preferences window, click Other > Launch Application > Launch Report.
f. On the System Configuration dialog, click Logo.
g. On the Report Logo Configuration dialog box, click Import.
h. A Windows Explorer dialog box will appear. Navigate to the custom logo.
i. Select the Logo, then click Open.
j. Click Apply on the Report Logo Configuration dialog.
k. On the Report Logo Configuration dialog, click on the logo to select it, then click Assign.
l. On the Assign Logo to Report dialog box, make your selection according to what you recorded in the Before
Installation section. Then click OK.
m.On the Report Logo Configuration dialog, click Close.

n. On the System Configuration dialog, click Exit.
6. System Calibration:
NOTE If you are reinstalling the same version of Brilliance CT software on the system, and you have a good, current
calibration on the site backup EOD, you do not need to re-calibrate. Otherwise, re-calibrate using the
Brilliance CT 6-slice, 10-slice, 16-slice, and 16 Power 2.3 Calibration Manual as reference.
7. If you need to set the Scanner Application interface and Keyboard Mapping to a language other than English,
proceed to Appendix A - Localized Language Installation Instructions on page 75. Otherwise, continue with Backup
System Parameters on page 60.
Backup System Parameters

You must backup both the Network Configuration and System Information.
1. Back Up the Network Configuration:
a. On the desktop double-click the My
Computer icon.
b. Navigate to
C:\misc\Backup_Restore\System
as shown in Figure 36 on page 60.
c. Double-click on the file
Backup.vbs. A cmd window will
open briefly and close.
Figure 36: Navigate to C:\misc\Backup-Restore\System
NOTE Make sure to COPY not MOVE the files in Step 2

on page 60 and Step 3 on page 61.
2. Copy the version.js file from C:\usr\usp.root\help to
D:\temp.
If the file already exists, replace it by clicking Yes on the
Confirm File Replace window (see Figure 37 on page
60).
3. Copy the machineuniquedescription.cfg file from

C:\usr\diamond.root\cfg\site to D:\temp.
If the file already exists, replace it by clicking Yes on the
Confirm File Replace window (see Figure 38 on page
61).
4. Close the D:\temp window.
.
5. You will use the Backup and Restore located on the Host
desktop to create a backup of the calibration and configuration
files.
NOTE This process will not overwrite previous saved versions
of calibration and configuration data.
a. Depending on which media the customer uses for backups,
insert either an EOD or DVD-RAM disk into the appropriate
drive.
b. On the Host desktop, double-click on the Backup and Figure 39: Backup Tab
Restore icon.
c. On the Backup tab, click Browse (see Figure 39 on page
62).
d. Depending on which media the customer uses for backups,
browse to either the EOD drive (F:\ drive), or the DVD-RAM
Drive (G:\ or E:\ depending on the Host computer
configuration). See Figure 40 on page 62.

.
6. In the Backup/Restore window, make sure all available items are

selected.
a. In the Backup/Restore window, click Start Backup. A backup log
window will appear. Be patient, the process takes some time.
Figure 41:
b. When the Backup Done prompt appears, click OK (see Figure 42 on

page 63).
c. Click Close in the Log window.
7. Click exit in the Backup/Restore window.
8. Host Software Install is complete.
Figure 42: Backup Done Prompt
Gantry Controller Boards Software Installation
Gantry Controller Boards Software Installation

This section describes how to burn the Boot and Application Flash on the Gantry Controller boards. The Automation
Utilities are available for proprietary use only. If the system contains a GMP board, it will respond as the MDP. The
menus will indicate NO RESPONSE from the TDP since the GMP is its replacement.
Burning Boot and Application Flash

Gantry Power Down Procedure
You must first cycle power to the gantry to make sure the boards are in a known good state. This procedure will shut
down all gantry power except for incoming power and will leave power on to the host and the CIRS. There are two ways
to shut off power: the Blue Button on the side of the Gantry Switch Panel, or pulling the Utility Transformer Fuses.
1. Ensure that the keyswitch on the scan control box is OFF.
2. If the scanner application is running, logoff:
a. Bring up the scanner application Home menu by clicking on the Home tab along the top of the window.
b. On the scanner application Home menu left panel, click on the Logout button.
WARNING Hazardous voltages are present in the gantry support. Exercise proper precautions
to avoid contact with live connections while servicing. Failure to do so may result in
serious injury or death.
3. Remove the left upper gantry support cover.
Burning Boot and Application Flash
4. Momentarily press and release the blue button on the side of the gantry switch panel. This will de-energize the
utility contactor (UTK). Wait at least 30 seconds, then press and release the blue button to energize the utility
contactor. If your system does not have a blue button, skip to step 5.
.
The blue button is a toggle switch.

Blue Button pressing it once toggles it off; pressing
it again toggles it on. Be sure to wait at
least 30 seconds after toggling it off
before turning it back on again or some
fuses may blow!
5. On systems that don’t have the blue button, remove fuses F354, F355, and F356 as shown below. Wait two
minutes, then close the fuses to power on the Gantry.
.
UTILITY FUSES
F354, F355, F356
Burn Procedure
Burn Procedure
1. Open the E-Stop by pressing and releasing the red button on the CT Box.
2. Log on as “philips_service”.
3. On the Host Desktop, double-click on the Service Tools shortcut.
4. In Service tools, under the Configuration Tools folder select Controller Utilities.
5. Select Field Service Engineer.
6. Click on Connect.
7. The first launch of Controller Utilities may require you to select the access method. If so, select Can access to
controllers. The utility usually defaults to this setting.
8. Select Service mode.
9. Select Utilities.
10. Click on the boxes for all the boards to select them (GHOST, Couch,
MDP, TDP, RHOST, DMC).
11. Click on the Save NVRAM box.
12. Click on the RAM downloader box.
13. Click on the Back up boot flash burner box.
14. Click on the Boot flash burner box.
15. Click on the Application flash burner box.
16. Click on the Controller reset box.
17. Click on Submit.
NOTE The process takes some time. After the process completes, the Return Radio button will become active, and the
text scrolling in the User Feedback window will stop.
18. Click the Return radio button.
19. Click Submit.
20. Click Return.
Burn Procedure
21. After a period of time, select Application mode.

22. Exit Service Tools.
23. Right-click on the Windows Task bar, and select Task Manager.
24. Select the Processes Tab, then click on DiagServHost.exe to highlight it.
25. Click the End Process button.
26. On the Task Manager Warning popup, click Yes.
Figure 43:
27. Exit Windows Task Manager.
28. Cycle Power to the Gantry according to the Gantry Power Down Procedure on page 64.
29. Once the gantry powers up, on the Host Desktop, double-click on the Service Tools icon on the Desktop.
30. On the Service Tools menu, open the General Tools folder.
31. Click on CPM Software Versions. The program may error on first launch. If this happens, exit out Service Tools,
then launch Service Tools and try again.
32. In the Software Installed on This System column, verify that the Boot Flash for each board is 2.10.0.1.
CIRS Software Installation
CIRS Software Installation
This section describes how to re-install CIRS software.
Overview
CIRS Server Hardware
The CIRS hardware consists of up to three servers and an Ethernet switch in a rack. The CIRS servers are referred to
as CIRS-S1, CIRS-S2, and CIRS-S3. In the rack, CIRS-S1 is located at the bottom, CIRS-S2 is in the middle, and
CIRS-S3 is at the top. CIRS-S2 has a 3DBP board installed. CIRS-S1 has an Acquisitor board installed. The Vertical S1
server, or a one-server configuration system, has both the Acquisitor and 3DBP boards installed.
NOTE With Brilliance 2.3, you no longer need to create a service partition on any server. If your server already has a
service partition, just leave it be.
Network Connection
When loading software, make sure the CIRS Ethernet switch is not connected to a hospital or Philips network. This
prevents viruses during the installation.
Software Load Procedures

If you need to do a full reload of both CIRS OS and CIRS Application software, then choose a procedure below:
• Full CIRS Software Installation on a one-server configuration on page 69
If you only need to re-install CIRS Application Software, then choose a procedure below:
• Reload CIRS Application Software on a one-server configuration on page 73
Full CIRS Software Installation on a one-server configuration

Follow this procedure if you need to perform a full CIRS software reload on a one-server configuration where the S1
server has both the Acquisitor and 3DBP cards.
NOTE The IP addresses are set automatically during install, and consist of the following:
S1 (10/100/1000) 192.168.0.201 Diagnostics (the left port) (10/100/1000) 192.168.0.200 Data link
NOTE If you have trouble using Remote Desktop to access the server after you complete the CIRS Software Installation
(and waiting three minutes after powering on the server), then on the back of the S1 server swap the Network
Cable at NIC 1 to NIC 2, and NIC 2 to NIC 1. This only applies to one-server configurations!
Install software
NOTE With Brilliance 2.3, you no longer need to create a service partition on any server. If your server already has a
service partition, just leave it be.
1. Using Windows Remote Desktop, connect to the server:
a. Open CIRS folder on the Host PC Desktop or Service Laptop.
b. Double-click the Remote Desktop icon Recon S-1.
c. Click OK at the security warning.
d. At the Log on prompt, log on as philips_service. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
e. Click OK.
2. Insert the CD labeled CIRS-4.2.16.5_OS into the CD-ROM drive of the server.
3. Restart S1:
a. Right-click on the Windows Taskbar, and select Task Manager.
b. On Task Manager, click Shut Down > Restart.
c. Click Yes on any messages that appear.
d. Click OK on the Remote Desktop Disconnected prompt.
4. Booting from the CIRS OS CD will start the installation process. At this time data will be preserved, the hard disks
will be partitioned and formatted as necessary and the first stage of the Windows XP OS installation will copy
necessary Windows XP and CIRS installation files to the C: drive.
5. After approximately 10-20 minutes the Server will power down. If the server has not powered down after 20
minutes, there is an issue with the installation (see Diagnosing CIRS OS (Windows XP) Installation Problems on
page 87 for instructions).
6. Power up the server and immediately remove the CIRS OS CD.
7. The Windows XP installation will begin and take approximately 30 minutes to complete on the server. Once the
Windows XP installation finishes, the system will reboot, and automatically install the CIRS Application software.
The CIRS Application software installation also loads the Acquisitor driver, updates the Acquisitor FPGA
programming, loads the 3DBP driver, and updates the 3DBP FPGA programming.
!
CAUTION Do NOT manually power down or manually reboot the Server during the install. This could
cause the Acquisitor board and/or the 3DBP board to stop functioning. If the installation seems
to take too long or appears to hang, see Appendix C - Diagnosing CIRS Installation Problems on page
87.
8. After approximately 5 more minutes, the system will power down. Once the server powers down for the final time,
continue with Configure S1 on page 70.
Configure S1
1. Power on S1 by depressing and holding the switch on the front of the server until the green light to the left of the
switch illuminates.
2. Using Windows Remote Desktop, connect to the S1 server:
b. Double-click the Remote Desktop icon Recon S-1.
d. At the Log on prompt, log on as philips_service. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
e. Click OK.
3. An Internet Explorer window will display the CIRS installation status. Look for the "CIRS Application installation
completed” message, then close the window.
4. On the S1 desktop, click on the 1-ServerCfg icon, then press <Enter>. You will see a pop-up message that says,
"Value NumberOfNodes exists, overwrite<Y/N>?" Press Y to continue, then press <Enter>.
5. Enable Supervisor service on S1:
a. On the Desktop, double-click the Services icon.
b. Right-click on CIRS Supervisor Service, and select Start.
c. Right-click on CIRS Supervisor Service, and select Properties.
d. Change Startup type to Automatic.
e. Click Apply, then click OK.
f. Close the Services window.
6. On the S1 desktop, click Start | Control Panel | Date, time, language, and Regional Settings | Time and Date.
a. Select the Time Zone tab and check the Time Zone. If the Time Zone does not match the Time Zone on the
Host, select the correct Time Zone then click Apply.
b. Select the Internet Time tab, and uncheck the Automatic Synchronize option and click Apply.
c. Click OK, then close the Time and Date dialog.
7. Install Brilliance_Supplemental_2.3.5.xx180 CD on the S1 server:
a. Insert the Brilliance_Supplemental_2.3.5.xx180 CD into the CD-ROM drive of the server.
b. Wait a few seconds while Windows reads the disc, then click Start > My Computer.
c. Double-click on the E: drive, and after a few moments, the Installation Wizard will open.
d. When the Installation Wizard opens, make

sure Typical is selected, then click Next.
.
e. The Installation Wizard will install the UHR

tables.
Figure 44:
f. When the “Installation Wizard has
successfully completed Brilliance V2.3.5
Installation.” message appears on the
Wizard, click Finish.
g. Remove the CD from the server.
h. Close the Remote Desktop connection.
8. The CIRS Application software is now
installed on S1. If the Scanner Application is
running on the Host, log off and restart it
before attempting any reconstructions.
Figure 45:
Reload CIRS Application Software on a one-server configuration

Follow this procedure if you need to only reload CIRS Application software on a one-server configuration where the S1
server has both the Acquisitor and 3DBP cards.
1. Use Windows Remote Desktop to connect to the S-1 server:
a. Open the CIRS folder on the Host PC Desktop.
b. Double-click the Remote Desktop icon Recon S-1, and click OK at the security warning.
c. At the Log on prompt, log on as philips_service. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password. Click
OK.
2. On the S1 desktop, double-click on the CIRS Install icon.
3. At the "Install CIRS Application Software?" prompt, click Yes.
4. Click OK on the following prompt.
5. The installation will take approximately 5 minutes to complete. Then you will be prompted that the CIRS is
rebooting. The CIRS Application Installation window will show the installation progress.
!
CAUTION The CIRS Application installation automatically loads the Acquisitor and 3DBP drivers and
updates the Acquisitor and 3DBP FPGA programming. Do NOT power down or reboot the
server during the install. This could cause the board to stop functioning. If the installation seems
to take too long or appears to hang, Diagnosing CIRS Application Installation Problems on page
88.
6. You will be prompted that the CIRS is rebooting, then click OK on the Remote Desktop Disconnected prompt.
7. After the server reboots, wait three minutes, then reconnect to the server through Remote Desktop.
8. After you reconnect to the server, verify you see “CIRS Application Installation Completed!” in the installation
window. Then close the window.
9. On the S1 desktop, click on the 1-ServerCfg icon, then press <Enter>. You will see a pop-up message that says,
"Value NumberOfNodes exists, overwrite<Y/N>?" Press Y to continue, then press <Enter>.
b. Right-click on CIRS Supervisor Service, and select Start.
c. Right-click on CIRS Supervisor Service, and select Properties.
d. Change Startup type to Automatic.
e. Click Apply, then click OK.
f. Close the Services window.
11. The CIRS Application software is now installed on S1. If the Scanner Application is running on the Host, log off and
restart it before attempting any reconstructions.
Appendix A - Localized Language Installation Instructions
Appendix A - Localized Language Installation Instructions

If you need to set the Scanner Application interface and Keyboard Mapping to a language other than English, proceed
with Setting the Localized Language and Keyboard Mapping on page 75 below.
Setting the Localized Language and Keyboard Mapping
!
WARNING After following this procedure, the localized keyboard language will be set. Do not
change any Regional and Language Options settings under the Microsoft Windows
Control Panel! If you change the Regional and Language Options under the Windows
Control Panel, the Scanner Application will not function!
2. On the Host Desktop, right-click on the Scanner Application icon and select Open.
3. On the Scanner Application, click Home > Misc > Keyboard/GUI Language Setup. The Language Setup Wizard
will display the current Language.
4. Select the language of choice for the Scanner Application interface from the drop-down box, then click the Next
button.
5. Select the language of choice for the keyboard from the drop-down box, then click the Next button.
6. Click the Finish button.
7. On the popup that appears, click OK.
8. On the Scanner Application, click Home > Logout.

10. On the Host desktop, click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
11. On the Control Panel, double-click on Regional and Language Options.
12. On the Regional Options tab, select the relevant locale (French is used here only as an example).
13. On Languages Tab, click Details.
14. If the desired keyboard does not exist in the Installed Services list, click Add.
15. Locate it in the list (both drop down selections should be the same)
16. Click OK.
17. Under Default input language, select the relevant locale. Click Apply, then OK.
18. Click on the Advanced Tab, and under Language for non-Unicode programs, select the relevant locale.
19. Click OK.

20. Click Yes on the message that pops up.
21. Click Yes again on the second message that pops up.
22. The Host will reboot.
23. Continue with Verifying Local Language Correctly Installs on page 82.
Verifying Local Language Correctly Installs

1. Log on as CT. The Scanner Application is now in the localized language.
NOTE If the selected language is Dutch or Norwegian, click No on the License Agreement window, then log on again.
2. If the system has the DVD-RAM drive installed one of the following messages may appear:
• If the message in Figure 46 on page 82 appears click Yes.
Figure 46:
• If the message in Figure 47 on page 82 appears click No.
Figure 47:
3. Verify that the Scanner Application is in the correct language. Look at the title at the top of the Archive Manager,
which in English says "Load", verify it is in the correct localized language:
• Danish - Indlæs
• Dutch - Laden
• German - Bilder Laden
in
• French - Charg.
• Italian - Carica
• Norwegian - Last inn
• Spanish - Carga
• Swedish - Öppna
4. Verify that the unique characters of the selected keyboard language can be entered correctly. Try typing data into
the patient data fields. Make sure you can enter the special characters for the language, and that the keyboard
layout gives you the characters that you type.
5. Continue with Logging on with Keyboard Localization Installed on page 84.
Logging on with Keyboard Localization Installed
Logging on with Keyboard Localization Installed

When logging on the system as philips_service with a localized language installed, verify that the language on the Log
On dialog is set to the same language as the keyboard, as indicated by the language indicator in the bottom left-
hand side of the Log On dialog.
1. If you do not see the language indicator, click Options. This will
display the language indicator.
2. To switch to the same language as the keyboard: press <Alt> +
<Shift>. The language indicator switches to the other language(s)
installed on the computer.
3. When the language indicator displays the language of the keyboard,
enter the password. You can use the keyboard letters as they
appear on the localized keyboard.
NOTE The Log On dialog always defaults to English. Inform the customer that before they log on as CT, they will first
have to press <Alt> + <Shift> to select the Keyboard Language. They will have to do this every time they log on.
4. Continue with Creating an Institute Name with Foreign Characters on page 85.
Creating an Institute Name with Foreign Characters
Creating an Institute Name with Foreign Characters

Foreign characters may not be typed into the Preferences Institute Name text box. In order to set the Institute name
with foreign characters use the following procedure.
1. Make sure you are logged on as CT. If you are not already logged on, on the Log on dialog press
<Alt> + <Shift> to select the Keyboard Language first.
2. When the Scanner Application is up, in the Archive click Preferences, and then in the Preferences window click
Scanner Options | Institute.
3. If the Name of the Institute has characters other than English insert the name with the following procedure:
a. Click Start Study.
b. In the First Name text box, type the Institute name with the Foreign characters (see Figure 48).
c. Select the name you just type and press Ctrl+C.
d. Click in the Preferences Institute Name text box and press Ctrl+V (see Figure 49).
e. Click OK to close the Preferences window.
Figure 48: Figure 49:

4. Click Home, then Logout.
Appendix B - Instructions to set Host PC BIOS
Appendix B - Instructions to set Host PC BIOS
1. Restart the system:

a. If you are logged into the system: Select Start > Shut down..., then select Shut down from the drop-down list,
and click OK.
b. If you are not logged in, press <Ctrl><Alt><Del> on he keyboard, then click on the Shut Down… button, select
Shutdown and Restart, and click OK.
2. When the F2=Setup message appears in the upper right hand corner, press <F2>.
3. In setup, use the Down arrow key to scroll to Boot Sequence, and then press <Enter>.
4. Verify that the IDE CD-ROM device is before the hard disk in the boot sequence list. If not, adjust it using the
directions on the screen.
5. Press <Enter> to dismiss the Boot Sequence list, and <Esc> to exit setup.
6. If prompted, select Save Changes and Exit. Press <Enter> to leave Setup mode.
Appendix C - Diagnosing CIRS Installation Problems
Appendix C - Diagnosing CIRS Installation Problems

• If the CIRS OS installation is taking too long or is stalled, see Diagnosing CIRS OS (Windows XP) Installation
Problems on page 87.
• If the CIRS Application installation is taking too long (more than approximately 7 minutes) or is stalled, see
Diagnosing CIRS Application Installation Problems on page 88.
• To reload the Acquisitor Driver, see Load Acquisitor Driver on page 89.
• To reload the 3DBP Driver, see Load 3DBP Driver on page 90.
Diagnosing CIRS OS (Windows XP) Installation Problems

1. What to do if the server doesn't power down after the first 20 minutes:
a. You will likely hear toggling tones on an installation failure from the server's speaker or on-board buzzer.
b. Connect a keyboard, monitor and mouse to the server.
c. There should be a dialog box displayed with an error message and one or more possible corrective actions to
take. Write down the exact error message and try to implement the corrective actions to resolve or identify the
failure.
d. The toggling tones can be silenced by single clicking on the command window with the mouse's left button and
then pressing the <shift><s> keys at the same time.
2. What to do if you can't connect to the server via Remote Desktop after the 30 minutes (Windows setup installation):
a. Connect a keyboard, monitor and mouse to the server.
b. Look for any windows message or error dialog boxes.
c. Try to install same CD on another server to rule out a bad CD.
d. If a login screen is visible, login to as philips_service. Does the CIRS application installation begin. If so, let it
continue and afterwards verify the network IP address configurations. If not, look for errors in the event log
(System and Application).
e. If a login screen is not visible, then it is likely there is a hardware issue or failure.
Diagnosing CIRS Application Installation Problems
Diagnosing CIRS Application Installation Problems

What to do if the CIRS Application installation is taking too long (more than approximately 7 minutes) or is stalled:
1. If your Remote Desktop connection is not working:
a. Connect a keyboard, monitor and mouse to the server
b. If the server is responding to the monitor connection, make note of any error messages that may be displayed.
c. Reboot the server if it is not responding to mouse or keyboard input and try to login.
d. Immediately capture the CIRS installation log files in c:\PHILIPS\CirsCache\
e. Capture and look for errors in the event log (CIRS, System and Application).
2. If your Remote Desktop connection is working:
a. Immediately capture the CIRS installation log files in c:\PHILIPS\CirsCache\
b. Capture and look for errors in the event log (CIRS, System and Application).
3. Try to install the same CD on another server with the same hardware configuration to rule out a bad CD.
4. If the same CD installs successfully on another server with the same hardware configuration, then there could be a
problem with the CDROM drive.
Load Acquisitor Driver
Load Acquisitor Driver

1. On the S1 desktop, click Start, then right-click My Computer.
2. Select Manage.
3. Click Device manager.
4. Right-click on Philips ACQ board (1.1Gb) 4535-670-23021, and from the menu, select Update driver…
5. If the Hardware Update Wizard appears asking to connect to Windows Update to search for a driver, select No, not
this time. Then click Next.
6. On the Hardware Update Wizard, select “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”.
7. Click Next.
8. Select "Don't search. I will choose the driver to install".
9. Click Next.
10. Click Have Disk…
11. Click the Browse button, and browse to C:\Program Files\Philips\CIRS\drivers.
NOTE If the Open Window automatically shows the drivers folder, make sure that the full path to the folder is
C:\Program Files\Philips\CIRS\drivers!
12. In the drivers folder, select AG16, then click Open.
13. Click OK.
14. Click Next.
15. Click Finish.
16. Close the Computer Management Window.
Load 3DBP Driver
Load 3DBP 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 on 3DBP Backprojection board, and from the menu, select Update driver…
6. If the Hardware Update Wizard wizard appears asking to connect to Windows Update to search for a driver, select
No, not this time. Then click Next.
7. On the Hardware Update Wizard, select “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”.
8. Click Next.
9. Select “Don't search. I will choose the driver to install”.
10. Click Next.
11. Click Have Disk…
12. Click the Browse button, and navigate to C:\Program Files\Philips\CIRS\drivers.
NOTE If the Open Window automatically shows the drivers folder, make sure that the full path to the folder is
C:\Program Files\Philips\CIRS\drivers!
13. In the Drivers Folder, select 3DBP, then click Open.
14. Click OK.
15. Click Next.
16. Click Finish.
17. Close the Computer Management Window.
Appendix D - Setting Display Properties for Dual Monitors
Appendix D - Setting Display Properties for Dual Monitors

Since multiple display cards are supported for different systems, see the table at Host PC Display Card
right to identify the display card you should have in your system before continuing.
To set the display properties, see: Dell 670 Quadro FX 1400
• Dual Monitor Setup on page 92 Dell 690 Quadro FX 550

Dell T7400 Quadro FX 570
NOTE If there is flickering on the monitor, see Prevent Flickering on the Monitors on page 96.
Dual Monitor Setup
Dual Monitor Setup
1. Right-click on a free area on the Desktop.

A popup menu appears (see Figure 50).
2. Click NVIDIA Control Panel.
NOTE If NVIDIA Control Panel does not appear in the
popup menu, then see Dual Monitor Setup for
older NVIDIA Display Drivers on page 94.
Figure 50: Desktop Popup Menu

3. If the NVIDIA Control Panel View Selection window
appears:
a. Select the Advanced Settings option (see
Figure 51).
b. The OK button will be enabled. Click OK.
Figure 51:
Dual Monitor Setup
4. The NVIDIA Control Panel window appears. See Figure 52 on page 93.
Figure 52: NVIDIA Control Panel window

5. Expand the Display tasks group on the left-hand pane (see Figure 52), and click Set up multiple displays.
6. The task options are displayed in the main pane.
a. In the task option labelled “1”, select As one large horizontal desktop (see Figure 52).
b. In the task option labelled “2”, select the set of monitors to be used from the drop-down list. Make sure that the
Philips monitor is displayed first.
7. Click Apply. The display changes according to the selected options.
8. On the Accept dialog box that appears, click Yes.
9. Close all the windows.
Dual Monitor Setup for older NVIDIA Display Drivers

1. Right-click on the desktop, and select Properties.
2. On the Display Properties window, select the Settings tab.
3. Click the Advanced button.
4. Select the tab that is named after your display card.
Host PC Display Card
5. In the menu to the left, click nView Display Settings.
If nView Display Settings is there, then skip to Step 6 on page 94. If you
don't find the nView Display Settings, click Cancel to exit Advanced, select
monitor 2, and uncheck the 'Extend my windows desktop onto this
monitor' button, then click Apply. Select monitor 1 and click nView Display
Settings.
6. For nView Display Mode, select the Horizontal span option from the drop down menu.
If all buttons are grayed out, select monitor 2, and uncheck the
'Extend my windows desktop onto this monitor' button, then
click Apply. Select monitor 1, then select the Horizontal span.
7. Click Apply.
8. Click Yes on the Confirm Display Settings popup that appears.
9. Then click OK on the Monitor Properties window to confirm the settings.

The right-hand screen should be activated. If the monitors appear
swapped, do the following steps. Otherwise, skip to Step 10 on page 95.
• On the Display Properties window, click the Advanced button.
• Select the tab that is named after your display card.
• Click nView Display Settings.
• Set Primary Display and Secondary Display appropriately.
• Verify Make this the primary display is checked.
• Click Apply.
• Click Yes on the Confirm Display Settings popup
• Then click OK to confirm the settings.
10. On the Display Properties window, click the Advanced button, then select the Monitor tab.
a. Verify the Screen Refresh Rate is set to: 75Hz for an LCD monitor, or 85Hz for a CRT monitor.
b. If you had to change it, make sure you click Apply, then
click Yes on the Monitor Settings popup that appears.
c. Click OK.
Prevent Flickering on the Monitors
11. Set screen resolution:

a. On the Display Properties window, make sure that the Screen
resolution bar is set to 2560 x 1024 for a dual monitor setup.
b. If you had to change the value, click Apply. If the Monitor
Settings popup appears, click Yes.
c. Click OK to confirm the settings. Then click OK to close the
Dialog Box.
Prevent Flickering on the Monitors

1. Right-click on the desktop, and select Properties.
2. On the Display Properties window, select the Settings tab.
3. On the Settings Tab, click the Advanced button.
4. Select the Troubleshoot tab.
5. Slide the Hardware Acceleration bar to the 3rd line from the left.
NOTE Once the Hardware Acceleration bar has been moved to the correct setting, the note under the bar will read
"Disable all DirectDraw and Direct3D accelerations, as well as all cursor and advanced drawing accelerations…"
6. Click Apply, then OK to confirm the settings.
7. Click OK to close the Dialog Box.
Appendix E - Hospital LAN uses same IP addresses
Appendix E - Hospital LAN uses same IP addresses

In the event that the hospital's LAN uses the 192.168.0.XXX IP addresses, you can use 10.168.0.XXX. You must then
change all occurrences of 192 to 10. Keep the remaining values the same.
There are four parts:
1. Change IP Addresses on the CIRS Servers
2. Change Host PC IP Address
3. Configure Remote Desktop connections
4. Enable Supervisor Service on S1
Change IP Addresses on the CIRS Servers

1. Log on to the S1 server from the Host:
b. Double-click the Remote Desktop icon (Recon-S1).
d. At the Log on prompt, enter “philips_service”. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
e. Click OK.
2. On the S1 desktop, double-click on the Recon icon.
3. In the Command window, type: Supervisor -sethost 10.168.0.100
4. Press the <Enter> key.
5. On the S1 server:
a. Navigate to C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc.
b. Right-click on Hosts, and select Properties from the menu.
c. Click on Read-only to un-select it.
d. Click Apply, then click OK.
e. Right-click on Hosts, and select Open. On the Open With dialog, select Notepad.
f. In the file, change all occurrences of 192 to 10.
g. When finished, click File > Save. Then click File > Exit.
Change Host PC IP Address
h. Right-click on Hosts, and select Properties from the menu.

i. Click on Read-only to select it.
j. Click Apply, then click OK.
k. Navigate to C:\Program Files\Philips\CIRS
l. Right-click on the file TimeSync.bat, and select Edit from the menu.
m.In the file, change all occurrences of 192 to 10.
n. When finished, click File > Save. Then click File > Exit.
6. On the S1 desktop:
a. Double-click on the Set IP Address icon.
b. Click Yes when prompted.
c. On the Configure IP Address dialog, enter 10.168.0.200, then click OK. The application will now set both IP
addresses.
d. The Command Window will show the progress, and then close when complete.
e. Close the Remote Desktop Connection to S1.
f. Continue with Change Host PC IP Address on page 98 below.
Change Host PC IP Address

1. On the Host PC desktop, double-click on the Olevel Interface icon to launch the O-Level Diagnostics Panel.
2. On the O-Level Diagnostics Panel, click the Adjust Hospital-Recon Network button.
3. The pop-up will ask if you want to change the subnet to 10.168.0.100.
4. Click OK on the pop-up.
5. On the O-Level Diagnostics panel, click the Exit button.
6. Continue with Configure Remote Desktop Connection on page 99.
Configure Remote Desktop Connection
Configure Remote Desktop Connection

1. On the Host PC Desktop, open CIRS folder.
2. Right-click on the recon-S1 icon, and select Edit form the menu.
3. On the Remote Desktop Connection dialog, in the Computer field
change 192 to 10.
4. Click Save As... (the Save As dialog should default to the CIRS
folder. If it does not, then browse to the CIRS folder).
5. On the Save As dialog, select recon-S1 and click Save. Then click
Yes at the prompt.
6. Click Cancel to close out the Dialog.
7. Continue with Enable Supervisor service on S1 on page 100.
Enable Supervisor service on S1
Enable Supervisor service on S1

1. Log on to the S1 server from the Host:
b. Double-click the Remote Desktop icon (Recon-S1).
d. At the Log on prompt, enter “philips_service”. In the Password field, enter the appropriate password.
e. Click OK.
b. Right-click on CIRS Supervisor Service, and select Restart.
c. Click Apply, then click OK.
d. Close the Services window.
e. Close the Remote Desktop connection to S1.
Appendix F - Virus Scan Instructions
Appendix F - 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.
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.
Appendix G - CPM and FPGA Software Versions
Appendix G - CPM and FPGA Software Versions
Gantry Diagnostics and Applications software

To view, launch Service Tools, and click on CPM Software Version
Board Type Version Date
Ibox APP Ibox.bix: 2.33 06/27/2006
Tilt APP 4.3.0.3 08/14/2007

Diag 2.10.0.1 07/04/2007
GMP APP 4.3.0.18 08/27/2008

Diag 2.10.0.1 07/04/2007
Rotor APP 4.3.0.18 08/27/2008

Diag 2.10.0.1 07/04/2007
RHost APP 4.3.0.15 04/01/2008

Diag 2.10.0.1 07/04/2007
GHost APP 4.3.0.11 11/11/2007

Diag 2.10.0.1 07/04/2007
Couch APP 4.3.0.17 04/07/2008

Diag 2.10.0.1 07/04/2007
DMC APP 4.3.0.1 08/21/2007

Diag 2.10.0.1 07/04/2007
FPGA Versions
FPGA Versions
DMC16
Xilinx Devices
Device # On JTAG Chain Device Type Ref. Loc. Program File
1 XC18V04VQ44C U20 DMC_PRP_3_SC_16_1us.mcs
2 XC2S200-5FG256C U16 xc2s200.bsd*
3 XC2S200-5FG456C U15 xc2s200.bsd*
4 XC18V04VQ44C U12 B0020D0012V0038.mcs
5 XC2150-5FG256C U6 xc2s150.bsd*
6 XC2S200 U7 xc2s150.bsd*
* Note: The files with .bsd extension are not relevant for JTAG programming. These files are attached in case that the JTAG
programming software will require a file to U6, U7, U15 and U16 components (this may occur in old versions of JTAG
programmers).
XSVF Files
• DMC_U20V016_U12V0038.xsvf
FPGA Versions
DMP assembly (p/n 4550 120 03031)

Xilinx Devices
Device # On JTAG Chain Device Type Ref.Loc. Program File
1 XC18V01VQ44 U309 B030D309V002.mcs
DMP assembly (p/n 4550 120 03032)

Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V01VQ44 U309 B030D309V003.mcs
Common DMP (CDMP)

Xilinx Devices
1 CDMP_FPGA_53nf.mcs
Gantry Display Controller (p/n 4535 670 62871)

Xilinx Devices
1 XC95216 U3 scp_gcp_rev_b.jed
FPGA Versions
GHost
Xilinx Devices for GHost (p/n 4535 670 42301)
1 XC95288XL U35 453567042301_12_04_03.jed
2 XC18V02 U5 TRANS_1_REV_A.mcs
3 XC2S150 U37 XC2S150_FG256.bsd
Xilinx Devices for GHost (p/n 4535 671 10321)
1 XC95288XL U35 453567135171_Rev_D_cpld.jed
2 XC18V02 U5 TRANS_1_REV_B.mcs
3 XC2S150 U37 XC2S150_FG256.bsd
FPGA Versions
Gantry Motion Processor (GMP) (p/n 4535 670 10351)

Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V02 U5 453567010351a_RevE_dev1.mcs
2 XC2S200 U16 453567010351dev2_4.bsd
3 XC18V02 U21 453567010351b_RevE_dev3.mcs
4 XC2S200 U67 453567010351dev2_4.bsd
XSVF Files
• GMP_453567010351_ID.xsvf
• GMP_453567011221_PROG_ALL_REV_E.xsvf
• GMP_453567011221_PROG_U16_REV_E.xsvf
• GMP_453567011221_PROG_U67_REV_E.xsvf
• GMP_453567011221_VER_ALL_REV_E.xsvf
• GMP_453567011221_VER_U16_REV_E.xsvf
• GMP_453567011221_VER_U67_REV_E.xsvf
FPGA Versions
Common Gantry Motion Processor (CGMP) (p/n 4535 670 84501)

Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V02 U5 453567084501_DEV1_REV_B.mcs
2 XC2S200 U16 453567084501_DEV2_4.bsd
3 XC18V02 U21 453567084501_DEV3_REV_B.mcs
4 XC2S200 U67 453567084501_DEV2_4.bsd
XSVF Files
• CGMP_453567084451_ID.xsvf
• CGMP_453567084501_PROG_ALL_REV_B.xsvf
• CGMP_453567084501_PROG_U16_REV_B.xsvf
• CGMP_453567084501_PROG_U67_REV_B.xsvf
• CGMP_453567084501_VER_ALL_REV_B.xsvf
• CGMP_453567084501_VER_U16_REV_B.xsvf
• CGMP_453567084501_VER_U67_REV_B.xsvf
IBox (p/n 4550 140 01011)

Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V02VQ44C U29 I_BOX_Ver1_5.mcs
2 XC2S150-5FG456C U10 XC2S150.bsd
3 XC9572XL-5PC44C U38 72050021.jed
FPGA Versions
Main Drive Processor (MDP) (p/n 4535 664 60131)

Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V02 U5 362496_U5_REV_D.mcs
2 XC2S200 U16 362496_U16_REV_D.bsd
Resolver to Digital (R2D) (p/n 4535 670 13371)

Xilinx Devices
1 XC9536-15PC44C U9 362296_U9_REV_C.jed
Spellman System Control Board (p/n 4535 665 02911)

Xilinx Devices
1 xc18v01_so20 407104c3.mcs
Tilt Drive Processor (TDP) (p/n 4535 665 02391)

Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V02 U5 362497_REV_F_dev1.mcs
2 XC2S200 U16 362497_REV_F_dev2.bsd
FPGA Versions
RHost
Xilinx Devices
1 XC18V01_VQ44 U5 cpm_01_27_05-rev_f.mcs
2 XC95288XL U48 dspcpld_rst_update.jed
3 Xc2s150 BYPASS
4 prom stprom.bsd
XSVF Files
• 453567017741_prgm_all_rev_f.xsvf
• 453567017741_prgm_u05_rev_f.xsvf
• 453567017741_prgm_u48_rev_f.xsvf
• 453567017741_rhost_id.xsvf
• 453567017741_vrfy_all_rev_f.xsvf
• 453567017741_vrfy_u05_rev_f.xsvf
• 453567017741_vrfy_u48_rev_f.xsvf
FPGA Versions
RCOM 16
Altera Devices
:
1 EPC2LC20 U25 B051D025V025.pof
2 EPC2LC20 U25B B051D25BV025.pof
Xilinx Devices for 455012003331 Rev H1 and Rev I
1 XC18V02VQ44C U36 B051D036V004.mcs
2 XC18V02VQ44C U35 B051D035V006.mcs
3 XC18V02VQ44C U22 B051D022V007.mcs
4 XC18V02VQ44C U21 B051D021V007.mcs
Xilinx Devices for 455012003331 Rev I1 or later
1 XC18V02VQ44C U36 B051D036V004.mcs
2 XC18V02VQ44C U35 B051D035V006.mcs
3 Altera epc2l20.bsd
4 Altera epc2l20.bsd
5 XC18V02VQ44C U22 B051D022V007.mcs
6 XC18V02VQ44C U21 B051D021V007.mcs
FPGA Versions
Couch Control Board (CCB)

There are two CCB part numbers: 4535 664 57351 and 4535 664 57352. Check the CCB and write down the part
number so you can choose the correct firmware to install.
Xilinx Devices for p/n 4535 664 57351
1 XC95288XL U50 4535_670_24111_U50_rev_d.jed
2 XC95288XL U51 4535_670_24111_U51_rev_f.jed
3 XC9572XL U38 4535_670_24111_U38_Rev_a.jed
Xilinx Devices for p/n 4535 664 57352
1 XC95288XL U50 4535_673_15951_U50_rev_a.jed
2 XC95288XL U51 4535_673_15951_U51_rev_a.jed
3 XC9572XL U38 4535_673_15951_U38_rev_a.jed
XSVF Files for p/n 4535 664 57352

• 453567315951_PROG_ALL_REV_A.xsvf
• 453567315951_PROG_U38_REV_A.xsvf
• 453567315951_PROG_U50_REV_A.xsvf
• 453567315951_PROG_U51_REV_A.xsvf
• 453567315951_VER_ALL_REV_A.xsvf
• 453567315951_VER_U38_REV_A.xsvf
• 453567315951_VER_U50_REV_A.xsvf
• 453567315951_VER_U51_REV_A.xsvf
• COUCH_453567053781_REV_A_ID.xsvf
FPGA Versions
Couch ACS Motion Control
Programming File List for all Couch Control Boards
ASSY NUMBER REV PROGRAM FILE
4535 670 25101-1 B 453567139461_REV_B.rm1
4535 670 25101-2 B 453567139461_REV_B.APL
4535 670 25101-3 B 453567139461_REV_B.prg
4535 670 25101-4 B 453567139461_REV_B.qrx

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V2.3.6.13001 System Software Installation Manual

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Installation and Environment

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2023823 A June 2011 For Brilliance 2.3.6.13001 release.

This document was prepared by CT Service Innovation.

Gantry Controller Boards Software Installation ............................................................................ 64

Appendix A - Localized Language Installation Instructions ......................................................... 75

Appendix B - Instructions to set Host PC BIOS ............................................................................ 86

Appendix C - Diagnosing CIRS Installation Problems .................................................................. 87

Appendix D - Setting Display Properties for Dual Monitors .......................................................... 91

Appendix F - Virus Scan Instructions .......................................................................................... 101

Appendix G - CPM and FPGA Software Versions ......................................................................... 102

Host Software Installation

Media Version Part Number

6. Record Link Speed & Duplex value:

7. Record network/local printer settings if applicable:

8. Back Up the Network Configuration:

Figure 2: Browse to C:\misc\Backup_Restore\System

9. Create a backup of the calibration and configuration files:

a. Copy the version.js file from C:\usr\usp.root\help to

Figure 3: Confirm File Replace Window

Figure 4: Confirm File Replace Window

d. Depending on which media the customer uses for

Figure 5: Backup Tab

Figure 6: Browse to the Optical Drive

h. In the Backup/Restore window, make sure all available item are

Figure 8: Backup Done Prompt

10. Save any Bug Reports:

b. On the Filming window, click File > Printer.

If you only have one monitor, first click

c. Select the studies that need to be archived.

e. Select the appropriate storage device, and click OK.

18. Display the Preferences Window:

b. At the bottom of the panel, click on the Preferences button.

19. Record the “Save As” Utilities information: Available Information:____________________

20. Record the Scanner information: Multi-Surview____________________

12. The computer reboots automatically and the OS installation continues.

Host DVD Installation

4. When the Monitor Selection window appears, select

a. Select the correct Slice Model and X-ray tube type

8. When the Network Settings window appears, set the

9. When the Host/CIRS LAN Adjustment window

Rotor Casting Part Number Rotor Type

12. Select Couch Type:

Host Computer Display Card

b. Right-click on the desktop, and select Properties.

18. Verify Drive Letters:

19. Verify that the Host-IRS Connection is active:

21. Configure Exceed Xconfig: