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Transfer to dedicated external HDD

Summary　＞　data transfer
Click “Patients”tub,

Choose “Administration”

Expand your folder and select one data.

Since selecting an entire folder or multiple datas increases the volume of data and increases the possibility of transfer errors, in principle, select one data at a time.

Connect the USB receiving cable at the left of console PC and a dedicated external HDD.

The dedicated external HDD is located on the desk of the operating PC.

To maintain the safety of the MRI Console PC, do not connect any device other than the dedicated external HDD.

==From a Philips representative== 
Due to USB flash drives being a high security risk storage medium, 
we have decided to only allow the use of controlled storage media in our MRI systems starting with software version R5.6 or higher.

Select one data,

Click “Disk Files”

Click“Browse”

Choose the dedicated external HDD.
(In most cases, it is K:)

Select your folder,

“Proceed”×2

It is recommended to separate folders for each imaging session.

Folders for each experiment
　　∟ Folders per subject
　　　　∟ Folders for each imaging session

Safely ejecting a HDD

Bring up the “windows menu” with the keyboard

Click on the eject icon.

External users (excluding collaborators) must confirm the transfer to your own devices on the spot.

Transfer to HDD in machine room
The USB receiving cable on the desk of the console PC is USB 2.0, so data transfer can take a long time.

Transferring large data to a dedicated external HDD connected directly to the host computer in the machine room (USB 3.0) is faster.

Select“HD-LXU3”

It is located on a shelf in the center of the machine room.

In the same way, operate “Safety Ejecting”　from the console PC.

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