One thing: I am not sure how to check my ports. What am I doing wrong? I cant see any of the dicom studies from KPACS. When I open KPACS I clicked on "Filesystem" tab in query panel I located the (shared) folder on ConquestSRVR and clicked "accept" however no studies show up in the KPACS window. I also included, in KPACS, a line for RedRoomPacs, .41 as ip port 104 In KPACS, I list CONQUESTSRVR as AE, ip as .66, port 5678.
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In ConquestSRVR I labelled this install "RedRoomPacs" as AE, .41 as ip port 104, in the MAP file on ConquestSRVR. I have one KPACS installation on a machine with ip .41. I now have the sample images on ConquestSRVR. Or if you read in patient CDs/DVDs via "Filesystem" in K-PACS, you can then send on this data to ConQuest. However, in case you attach further objects to the study from within K-PACS, a secondary capture image or a report, you may want to send this data back to the ConQuest for archiving. your AGFA CR) to ConQuest, then use K-PACS to query ConQuest and retrieve the needed data into the local imagebox for viewing. The normal workflow, of course, would be to connect all modalities and the workstations with the PACS and then send the acquired studies from the modalities (e.g. But if you have data already in K-PACS and you want to have it on the PACS for archiving and distribution to the other K-PACS stations, you can send it there. You may use the computer names as hostnames, too. The AE titles of the K-PACS stations should be unique in your network.
In case, port 104 is blocked or in use by another application, you will have to use a different one. If you install K-PACS on three different stations and port 104 is free to be used on all stations, then, sure, you can do so. If you have questions, I'm sure they will be answered over at the ConQuest forum. Just check if there are any errors shown in the log, or try sending data over and see if they turn up correctly. The important thing is that the server is set up correctly and the database works.
Maybe your ConQuest version did not come with sample data.
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But please keep in mind that the free software you are trying out now (K-PACS and ConQuest) is not FDA 510(k) certified and can therefore not be used in a diagnostic environment. Thank you for the details and explanations regarding the contact to the sales team. The ConQuest developers and the ConQuest community are discussing the software there as it is not one of our products. Try to re-initialize it.įor questions on how to use the ConQuest software, please use the ConQuest section in our forum. If you can't see them, your ConQuest database might not be set up correctly. And you can make a C-FIND ("Search" button) from K-PACS to the connected ConQuest server to find and then retrieve data.ĬonQuest server usually comes with at least one or two sample datasets. However, you should also be able to drag and drop DICOM data directly into the ConQuest database. Afterwards you can, for instance, send data from K-PACS to the ConQuest server. When each has its AE title, port and IP, you can connect them with each other. Make sure to restart both server components. ConQuest uses as default AE title CONQUESTSRV1 on port 5678 K-PACS uses KPServer as AE title on port 104. Each needs its own application entity title and port on which to run (the latter only when they run on the same machine). K-PACS and ConQuest are two separate DICOM applications. Actually, what you did, does not sound right.
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