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Sending Images Directly From Your X-ray, Ultrasound, or CT Machine

Add Radimal to your x-ray machine with a few clicks

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Written by Andrew Weissman
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In order to send your images to Radimal, it is often doable by following these steps in your acquisition software. All acquisition software supports 'DICOM destinations' (sometimes called 'DICOM Servers') as a means to send acquired images to another location such as a PACS or digital storage system.

You can always chat with us by clicking on the icon in the lower right-hand corner of this window, schedule a time to have us help you, or contact your IT support people for assistance with these instructions:

1) Add Radimal to your radiology machine as a new DICOM destination by going into your X-ray software or working with your X-ray support person to configure with the following information:

Name: Radimal

AE Title: RADIMAL

Host IP: dicom.radimal.ai OR 44.223.205.85 OR 34.192.244.223

Port: 4242

2) If your software supports it, make sure auto-sending is enabled so that all future images are sent to Radimal without you having to send each one individually

3) Send a test case which will help finalize the connection between your x-ray machine and Radimal. Once your test case is received (usually takes just 1-5 minutes) you should see an update to your Radimal dashboard.

Troubleshooting - verify the connection using ECHO (Radimal will timeout for PING requests) If the connection was not successful check the information you entered for typos.

Alternatively, schedule a 15 minute connectivity appointment and we'll remote into your computer and set it up for you.

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