The SmartCR, with its compact 3 sq. feet footprint and throughput of up to 90 IPs/hour, is a powerful workhorse in a small package. Its small size makes the SmartCR ideal for low and medium volume or distributed imaging environments, such as imaging centers and clinics or even inside the exam room for maximum productivity. The SmartCR consists of a compact reader unit for imaging plate (IP) scanning and erasure, as well as the Flash IIP console workstation for patient ID, image preview, reprocessing and transmission to PACS or imager. The Flash IIP console is robust yet easy to use-so easy that it possible for a technologist to process an exam in as few as 3 STEPS! The Flash IIP console's flexibility also makes placement a snap. Configurations are available with either the Flash Lite IIP or the Flash Plus IIP.
Image Preview
20-30 seconds
DICOM Connectivity
DICOM CR Store SCU
DICOM Modality Worklist Management
DICOM Modality Performed Procedure Step
DICOM Basic Gray Scale Print SCU
DICOM Storage Commitment
Cassettes
Type III-C
Imaging Plates (IPs)
Type ST-VI (Standard Type)
Sizes
14" x 17" (35 x 43cm)
14" x 14" (35 x 35cm)
10" x 12"
18 x 24
24 x 30
Number of Pixels:
HQ Standard
14" x 17" 3520 x 4280 pixels 1760 x 2140 pixels
14" x 14" 3520 x 3520 pixels 1760 x 1760 pixels
10" x 12" 2505 x 3015 pixels 1670 x 2010 pixels
8" x 10" 2000 x 2510 pixels 2000 x 2510 pixels
24cm x 30cm 2364 x 2964 pixels 1576 x 1976 pixels
18cm x 24cm 1770 x 2370 pixels 1770 x 2370 pixels
Footprint
3 sq. ft.
Power Requirements
110 VAC 8.8 A
Ed Ruth
Reliability
April 05, 2013 10:03
This is one of the most reliable CRs in the industry. They are workhorse systems that, if properly maintained, can last for many years. Preventive Maintenance should be completed each year for the XG-1 (Smart CR). PMs should include dis-assembly, inspection for worn/broken parts, a thorough cleaning and emptying of the SQL database in the Flash IIP workstation if necessary. Common parts that need to be replaced include erasure lamps, X-Guides, and rollers. Occasional failure of SNS and CPU boards. Fuji sold a LOT of these units and that means there is a fair amount of parts available for them. So when Fuji starts talking about end of life, remember that the unit still has lots of life left in it!
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