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SLS500-Shelf (Rail Mount) - Armstrong Medical Indus., Inc., A-Smart Premier Med Cart, Metro® STARSYS™ Med Cart, Basix Plus™ Med Cart
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SLS500-Shelf-4 ² - Artromick LTC and AC Series Cart, Mckesson Anesthesia-Rx, AmeriSource Bergan MedSelect® Anesthesia
SLS500-Shelf-08 ¹ - Omnicell® XT Anesthesia Workstation, Omnicell® G4 Anesthesia Workstation
SLS 500-ARM-CF-EXT & SLS 500-ARM-CF-SP - Extension Arm Installation Instructions Carefusion Pyxis Anesthesia system SLS 500-ARM-CF-SP
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Q: Is this Safe Label System designed for medical usage in the operating room?

A: Yes, the system was designed for use in the operating room. It includes a medical grade (safety compliant) power supply and has been designed such that it can be cleaned with disinfectants without any risk of damage to the system

Q: Are the labels created by the Safe Label System compliant with National Safety Patient Goals NPSG.03.04.01 of The Joint Commission

A: Yes, the labels are engineered to conform to the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) color guidelines and contain all elements required by the National Safety Patient Goals of The Joint Commission (TJC). It is also compliant with ISO standard ISO 26825 and ASTM 4774.

Q: Can labels printed on the Safe Label System be written on with a standard ball point pen?

A: Yes, the labels can be written on with both a ball point pen and felt tip pens. No special pen is required.

Q: What elements are included on the labels created by the Safe Label System?

A: The labels are properly color coded according to the ISO standard ISO26825 and ASTM 4774.). The labels may include:

medication name (with configurable Tall Man lettering) and concentration
dilutions and diluents
preparation date/time, expiration date/time
identification of the preparer (i.e., preparer’s initials)
site-specific warnings and messages.

Q: What other types of labels can be printed with the Safe Label System?

A: The Safe Label System can print labels for IV lines, invasive monitors and other operating room needs on-demand. The labels are configurable by the site.

Q: What is the bar code printed on the label used for?

A: The barcode can be used to integrate with an Anesthesiology Information Management System (AIMS), a Bar Coded Medication Administration system (BCMA), a broader hospital information system such as an EHR, or a waste assay system for drug diversion.

Q: What are the benefits of using the Safe Label System with an AIMS?

A: Additional safety features available when integrated with an AIMS may include:

Automatic identification and announcement of each syringe to be administered
Automatic documentation of the date/time when a drug was administered
Warnings for expired syringes
Warnings for patient allergies or adverse drug interactions

Q: Will Codonics provide the barcode information to different AIMS companies so that they can support it or is it exclusive to specific vendors?

A: Yes, Codonics will provide the barcode information and sample labels to AIMS, BCMA and EHR companies upon request for their integration of the system. Currently supported AIMS vendors include Epic, Cerner, Plexus, iMDSoft and Tosho.

Q: Can the Safe Label System’s formulary database be customized for specific hospital formularies?

A: Yes, the Safe Label System includes a customizable formulary database. This database can be customized to specify all the details of the label (name to be displayed, concentration, Tall Man lettering, color, etc.).

Q: Who manages the Safe Label System’s formulary database?

A: The architecture of the Safe Label System is similar to that of a Smart Pump. We expect that all sites will assign a pharmacist or drug librarian to manage the database just like they do for their Smart Pumps.

Q: Does the Safe Label System’s formulary support pre-defined combinations of drugs?

A: Yes, the Safe Label System can support combinations of drugs. These must be defined in the system’s formulary and a custom bar code defined for the combination. If prepared “on the fly” then a blank label must be prepared and completed by the clinician.

Q: How is the Safe Label System’s formulary database updated?

A: The formulary database in the Safe Label System may be updated manually by inserting a USB drive containing the update into each unit or the system may be updated remotely via network (Ethernet or Wi-Fi).

Q: What is the bar code reader on the Safe Label System used for?

A: The bar code reader on the system is used to scan the bar code on drug vials and ampoules. The bar code tells the Safe Label System all of the pertinent information on the drug including manufacturer, manufacturing location date, etc. This information is used in preparing a label with the Safe Label System. In addition, the information is used to identify recalled and/or expired drugs.

Q: What happens if a drug vial is scanned that is not in the formulary?

A: The Safe Label System will alert the user visually and audibly that the drug was not recognized and will allow the user to print a blank label that can be completed by hand and used for labeling the syringe.

Q: Is the speaker volume on the Safe Label System adjustable?

A: Yes, the speaker volume can be adjusted or muted.

Q: Is the brightness of the Safe Label System’s touch screen adjustable?

A: Yes, the touch screen brightness can be adjusted.

Q: Can the Safe Label System be mounted on a cart or anesthesia boom?

A: The system has been designed for mounting on carts and booms. Codonics sells a variety of shelves, arms and wall mounts for the system. In addition, the base of the system has a VESA compliant mounting pattern so that standard mounts can be used. Additional information on VESA can be found at www.vesa.org.

Q: What types of consumables are required for the Safe Label System?

A: The system uses two consumables, a multi-color ink cartridge and a label roll. The ink cartridge should last approximately one month depending upon the colors used (Typical usage is 5-10 labels per procedure, 6 procedures per day, 5 days per week). The label roll contains 1,000 labels.

The labels used in the system are specially engineered to comply with stringent medical guidelines and requirements. The labels have a plastic base so that they do not tear and can be dipped in alcohol and other liquids without degradation in image quality. In addition, they have a special adhesive that ensures that they do not peel or curl for at least 24 hours.

Q: How will the user know that the consumables on the Safe Label System are low?

A: The system will tell the user that the ink is low on the user interface with a warning message and then will provide another message, as well as not print labels, when empty. The label rolls have a color mark on the label’s liner indicating that the media is low when only a few days’ supply is left. This is similar to the red indicator used on a cash register.

Q: Is there a cutter in the Safe Label System to support cutting and dropping of the labels?

A: Yes. This is a standard feature of the product.

Q: Can the SLS be managed over a network?

A: Yes, the SLS can be managed over a network either via Ethernet or Wi-Fi. All SLS systems to be managed must have the same version of software installed on each of them.

Q: What network interfaces does the SLS support?

A: An Ethernet interface is standard on each SLS. An optional Wi-Fi interface is also available. The Wi-Fi interface is compatible with 802.11ac.

Q: Is Gigabit Ethernet supported?

A: SLS550i supports Gigabit Ethernet (1000Base-T).

Q: What Wi-Fi “encryption” protocols does SLS Support

A: Encryption ensures that communications between the SLS and the Wi-Fi access point are secure and equipment scanning the radio waves cannot decode the data sent over Wi-Fi frequencies. The SLS supports:

None [default]
WEP
WPA PSK (Personal Security Key)
WPA Enterprise
WPA2 PSK
WPA2 Enterprise

Q: What Wi-Fi “authentication” protocols does SLS Support?

A: Authentication protocols are used to validate a user or piece of equipment is allowed to interact with the network. This is commonly with a series of “certificates” that are files with secure data that identify the equipment to the network. Authentication can also be done by assigning special usernames and passwords to the equipment or by a combination of certificates and passwords. SLS supports the following protocols:

This is commonly done or performed with a series

PEAP (Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol) “also known as PEAPv0” is a proprietary protocol which was developed by Microsoft, Cisco and RSA Security.
EAP-TLS (Extensible Authentication Protocol – Transport Layer Security) is an older standard that was created by Microsoft and accepted by the IETF as RFC 2716: PPP EAP TLS Authentication Protocol. This is a very common protocol used in enterprise applications.

Q: Does the SLS Ethernet interface use the same encryption and authentication as the Wi-Fi interface?

A: No. The SLS does not support encryption or authentication over Ethernet. Often, a hospital will disable an Ethernet port that is not being used or only allow equipment with a specific Ethernet address (MAC address) to be plugged into the port.

Q: Can both the Ethernet and Wi-Fi network interfaces be active simultaneously?

A: Yes. Both interfaces can be configured and used at the same time.

Q: Does the Safe Label System support both Static and DHCP IP addresses?

A: Yes. The network settings of both the Ethernet and Wi-Fi interfaces are independently configurable from the Utilities menu of the SLS touch screen to use either Static or DHCP IP addresses.

Q: Can I buy an off-the-shelf USB Wi-Fi interface for the SLS?

A: No. The SLS is a medical device with hardware and software designed and validated by Codonics. Only use Codonics supplied hardware and software. Use of unauthorized hardware or software will invalidate Codonics’ warranty and support. A Feature Key is required to enable the Wi-Fi interface on the SLS.

Q: Can the SLS report a problem over the network?

A: Yes. The Email Notification program and the Device Manager on the Administration Tool can be used to monitor the status of SLS systems on the network.

Q: Can the SLS be virus scanned over the network?

A: No. The SLS only allows remote network connections from other Codonics software tools such as the SLS Administration Tool and the SLS Email Notification program. This is a security feature to prevent unauthorized programs from accessing or changing software on the unit.

Note: The SLS uses Linux and various other security measures which substantially reduce the risk of the system being compromised by a virus or malware.

Q: Can virus scanning software be loaded onto the SLS from the USB port on the unit?

A: No. The SLS will only boot and install official Codonics SLS operating software on a Codonics supplied USB drive. The SLS will not boot or install software from any other USB drive.

Q: Is there any way to eliminate a virus from the SLS?

A: Yes. In the unlikely event that an SLS gets a virus, reinstalling the operating software from a Codonics supplied USB drive will completely reinitialize the system. You should also reload the formulary if you suspect the SLS had a virus.

Q: Is SLS data being transferred over the network secure?

A: Yes. All connections to the SLS use SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and can only be established from Codonics software tools using a password that is assigned by the site. This prevents other programs from connecting to the SLS. Additionally, all software and formulary packages are encoded in a proprietary format with a digital signature to prevent unauthorized software or data from being installed on the SLS. This applies to packages that are installed over the network or from the USB drive on the SLS.

Q: Are network transfers to the SLS fast?

A: Yes. A typical formulary is significantly less than 50MB and can be transferred from the Device Manager on the Administration Tool to the SLS in a couple of minutes. A network with many SLS systems can deploy a formulary to 50+ systems in less than 1 hour. If the hospital network is very busy, it may require more time.

Q: Will installing a new formulary interrupt a provider using the SLS?

A: No. Formularies will only be installed when no users are logged into the system. If a user is logged in, the formulary will be received and stored by the SLS until the user logs out. After the user logs out, the front panel will provide a notice that a formulary is going to be installed and give the user a chance to defer the installation.

Q: Will I know if a formulary successfully installed on an SLS?

A: Yes. The Email Notification program can be configured to alert you of successful or failed formulary installations. Also, the Device Manager on the Administration Tool can be used to check status and the version of the formulary on all SLS devices.

Q: Will the SLS continue to function if the network connection is lost?

A: Yes. The SLS is designed to run without a network connection. The network is primarily used to simplify installation of formularies and provide centralized monitoring of the SLS units. A network connection is not required to use the SLS.

Q: Will the AT Device Manager tell me if the network connection is lost?

A: Yes. The Device Manager on the Administration Tool will indicate any SLS unit that is not responding on the network and indicate the device is Offline. The software, formulary and configuration version information will not be displayed while the unit is not accessible on the network.

Q: Is an external scanner available for the SLS so that I can scan items that are too large to put under the scanner?

A: Yes, an optional tethered hand scanner is available for the SLS that will allow the user to scan with either the integrated or external scanner.

Q: Is it possible to scan the syringes labeled with the SLS before the medication is administered in order to confirm the correct syringe was selected?

A: Yes, with Administer Mode, an optional feature (requires an Administer Mode feature key) the user can scan a label prepared on the SLS and the system will present the user with the drug name and concentration as well as check the expiration status of the syringe.

Q: Can I use the labels prepared on the SLS with a BCMA system?

A: Yes, labels prepared with the SLS can be used with BCMA systems. The 1D and 2D bar code label contains the drug code number of the medication and systems like Epic can be configured to read the bar code.

Q: What are the system requirements for the Administration Tool software and Email Notifier software?

A: Refer to latest SW Release IT Resource Guide for AT Requirements.

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Q: Can the Safe Label System’s formulary database be customized for specific hospital formularies?

A: Yes, the Safe Label System includes a customizable formulary database. This database can be customized to specify all the details of the label (name to be displayed, concentration, Tall Man lettering, color, etc.).

Q: Who manages the Safe Label System’s formulary database?

A: The architecture of the Safe Label System is similar to that of a Smart Pump. We expect that all sites will assign a pharmacist or drug librarian to manage the database just like they do for their Smart Pumps.

Q: Does the Safe Label System’s formulary support pre-defined combinations of drugs?

A: Yes, the Safe Label System can support combinations of drugs. These must be defined in the system’s formulary and a custom bar code defined for the combination. If prepared “on the fly” then a blank label must be prepared and completed by the clinician.

Q: How is the Safe Label System’s formulary database updated?

A: The formulary database in the Safe Label System may be updated manually by inserting a USB drive containing the update into each unit or the system may be updated remotely via network (Ethernet or Wi-Fi).

Q: Can I run the Administration Tool from my home network?

A: Yes. The Administration Tool can usually be used from home to access SLS systems in a hospital if you have a VPN connection to the hospital network. Performance will probably be slower, but network operations between the Administration Tool and SLS will work.

Q: How does the Email Notification work?

A: A special Email Notification program is provided by Codonics that can be installed on any Windows-based server in the facility. The Email Notification program can be configured to monitor any or all the SLS units in the facility. A Feature Key is required on each SLS to allow the Email Notification program to access events on that SLS. Emails of important SLS events are sent to any user or set of users. The email messages include the following information:

Which SLS unit reported the event
When the event occurred
Who was logged in to the SLS
What type of event occurred (examples below)
o Drug Not Found
o Drug Obsolete (Not Approved)
o Drug Verified on SLS
o Drug Verification Failed
o Label Confirmation Error: Barcode Type Incorrect
o Label Confirmation Error: Barcode Content Incorrect
o Label Confirmation Error: Scan Failed, no re-scan
o Label Confirmation Error: User Unable to Scan
o Label Confirmation Error: Visual Print Failure
o Label Confirmation Error: Visual Content Failure
o SLS Shutdown
o SLS Startup
o SLS Out Of Service
o SLS Out Of Service: Login Allowed
o Out of Ink: No Cartridge/Empty Cartridge
o Low Ink
o Out of Labels
o Update Package Installation: Transferring
o Update Package Installation: Queued
o Update Package Installation: Started
o Update Package Installation: Failed

Q: Can I control what is in email messages and how often they are sent out?

A: Yes. The list of events, email addresses and frequency of sending events are configurable. When multiple events occur, a user receives all the events in a single email.

Q: Can I receive notifications on my Smartphone or tablet?

A: Yes. Event notifications are can be sent to any email account including accounts that are received on portable devices like an iPhone, Android phones and tablets like the iPad.

Q: Can I install a virus scanner on the Windows system running the Administration Tool?

A: Yes. The SLS Administration Tool is designed to run in a standard Windows environment that includes third party software such as virus scanning programs.

Q: Are network transfers to the SLS fast?

A: Yes. A typical formulary is significantly less than 50MB and can be transferred from the Device Manager on the Administration Tool to the SLS in a couple of minutes. A network with many SLS systems can deploy a formulary to 50+ systems in less than 1 hour. If the hospital network is very busy, it may require more time.

Q: Can I manage multiple SLS systems from one Administration Tool?

A: Yes. The Device Manager on the Administration Tool can handle hundreds of SLS systems.

Q: Does the Administration Tool support multiple formularies?

A: Yes. For example, you can have separate formularies for OR and Labor and Delivery. Codonics will assist in setting up your multiple formularies.

Q: Does the Administration Tool support multiple user roles and privileges.

A: Yes. By default, there are Administrator, Super User, Pharmacist, Pharmacy Tech, and BioMed with different privileges that each are provided. The roles and privileges are configurable.

Q: Will installing a new formulary interrupt a provider using the SLS?

A: No. Formularies will only be installed when no users are logged into the system. If a user is logged in, the formulary will be received and stored by the SLS until the user logs out. After the user logs out, the front panel will provide a notice that a formulary is going to be installed and give the user a chance to defer the installation.

Q: Will I know if a formulary successfully installed on an SLS?

A: Yes. The Email Notification program can be configured to alert you of successful or failed formulary installations. Also, the Device Manager on the Administration Tool can be used to check status and the version of the formulary on all SLS devices.

Q: Will the AT Device Manager tell me if the network connection is lost?

A: Yes. The Device Manager on the Administration Tool will indicate any SLS unit that is not responding on the network and indicate the device is Offline. The software, formulary and configuration version information will not be displayed while the unit is not accessible on the network.

Q: What are the major new features available in software release?

A: Release notes for the most recent releases of the Codonics Safe Label System Administration Tool and SLS may be found on the Codonics website. Please refer to the Release Notes, which identify all the newest features and improvements.

Q: What are the system requirements for the Administration Tool software and Email Notifier software?

A: Refer to latest SW Release IT Resource Guide for AT Requirements.

SLS-WAVE FAQs

Q: What anesthesia information systems (AIMS) can SLS-WAVE be used with?

A: SLS-Wave can be used with Epic Anesthesia and Plexus Anesthesia Touch as well as any AIMS that supports barcode scanning.

Q: Can SLS-WAVE be used to scan vials and ampoules in addition to SLS labeled items?

A: Yes, SLS-WAVE can scan SLS labeled items. In addition to SLS prepared items, the system can scan most prefilled syringes labeled with an Drug Code barcode.

Q: Does SLS-WAVE require a specific version of Epic anesthesia?

A: Yes. SLS-WAVE requires a version of Epic Anesthesia that supports bar code scanning (released in 2012) or newer.

Q: What is the warranty of the SLS-WAVE scanner?

A: The SLS-WAVE scanner includes a 5-year Depot SWAP Warranty. See the Codonics SLS-WAVE Point of Administration Scanner Limited Warranty Technical Brief for more details.

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SW v2.4.6
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SW v2.4.5
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SW v2.4.1
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SW v2.4.0
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SW v2.3.5
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SW v2.3.2
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SW v2.3.0
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SW v2.2.0
• Administration Tool v2.2.0 Release Notes
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SW v2.1.3 *Serial numbers beginning with 142C*
• SLS v2.1.3 Release Notes

SW v2.1.2 *Serial numbers beginning with 140C or 141C*
• SLS v2.1.2 Release Notes

SW v2.1.1
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SW v2.1.0
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SW v2.0.1
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SW v2.0.0
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SW v1.9.0
• Administration Tool v1.9.0 Release Notes
• SLS v1.9.0 Release Notes

SW v1.8.2
• SLS v1.8.2 Release Notes

SW v1.8.1
• Administration Tool v1.8.1 Release Notes

SW v1.8.0
• Administration Tool v1.8.0 Release Notes
• SLS v1.8.0 Release Notes

SW v1.7.0
• Administration Tool v1.7.0 Release Notes
• SLS v1.7.0 Release Notes

SW v1.6.0
• Administration Tool v1.6.0 Release Notes
• SLS v1.6.0 Release Notes

SW v1.5.0
• Administration Tool v1.5.0 Release Notes
• SLS v1.5.0 Release Notes

SW v1.4.1
• SLS v1.4.1 Release Notes

SW v1.4.0
• Administration Tool v1.4.0 Release Notes
• SLS v1.4.0 Release Notes

SW v1.3.6
• SLS v1.3.6 Release Notes

SW v1.3.0
• Administration Tool v1.3.0 Release Notes
• SLS v1.3.0 Release Notes

SW v1.2.2
• Administration Tool v1.2.2 Release Notes
• SLS v1.2.2 Release Notes

SW v1.2.1
• Administration Tool v1.2.1 Release Notes
• SLS v1.2.1 Release Notes

SW v1.2.0
• Administration Tool v1.2.0 Release Notes
• SLS v1.2.0 Release Notes

SLS Operating Software

Hand Scanner

Mounting Instruction Guides

SLS500-Shelf (Rail Mount) - Armstrong Medical Indus., Inc., A-Smart Premier Med Cart, Metro® STARSYS™ Med Cart, Basix Plus™ Med Cart
SLS500-Shelf-3 (Blind Mount) - Blue Bell™ Bio-Medical Cart, Metro Flexline Medical Cart
SLS500-Shelf-4 ² - Artromick LTC and AC Series Cart, Mckesson Anesthesia-Rx, AmeriSource Bergan MedSelect® Anesthesia
SLS500-Shelf-08 ¹ - Omnicell® XT Anesthesia Workstation, Omnicell® G4 Anesthesia Workstation
SLS 500-ARM-CF-EXT & SLS 500-ARM-CF-SP - Extension Arm Installation Instructions Carefusion Pyxis Anesthesia system SLS 500-ARM-CF-SP
SLS 500i Pyxis Arm Installation Instructions
Omnicell Anesthesia Workstation (AWS) Mounting Installation

^{1 - Not compatible when optional side work table is installed.}^{2 - Please contact Codonics Technical Support for installation instructions.}

Technical Briefs

Software Upgrades

SLS - User's Manuals & Reference Guides

IT Resource Guides

SWS FAQs

Q: Is SWS hard to install?

A: No. It attaches to existing SLS units in minutes—no new power, cables, or network needed.

Q: Is SWS compatible with our current Safe Label System?

A: Yes. SWS can be added to both new and existing SLS units. For hospitals with existing Safe Label System 550i and 600i models, a software update may be required. Installation is simple and does not require extra power, cabling, or network connections.

Q: Does it slow anesthesia down?

A: No. Each waste event takes less than 7 seconds, faster than chasing a witness.

Q: Will it integrate with our existing diversion software?

A: Yes. Data collected will be sent to the SLS Administration Tool (AT), which can then be sent to other systems, i.e. EMR, drug diversion software, etc.

Q: How much waste can it store?

A: Disposable cartridges hold weeks to months of waste, depending on volume.

Q: Where is the waste stored?

A: Inside the Safe Waste System’s secure internal waste tank. Each tank contains a material compound that renders controlled substances non-retrievable, locking in waste immediately after disposal. The tank remains sealed inside the unit until it’s replaced, ensuring every dose is securely contained and compliant with DEA and hospital safety standards.

Q: How do I reorder waste tanks for the Safe Waste System?

A: You can reorder waste tanks quickly and conveniently through the Codonics Order Supplies page. Visit codonics.com/order supplies or click the link on this page to ensure your Safe Waste System remains stocked and ready for continuous, compliant operation.

Q: How are filled waste tanks disposed of safely and in compliance with regulations?

A: Filled tanks must be disposed of in accordance with all applicable federal, state, tribal, and local regulations governing controlled substance destruction. Because drugs are already rendered non-retrievable inside the tank, the container can be safely managed through your facility’s existing pharmaceutical waste or hazardous-waste disposal channels.

Horizon Support and Resources

Product Literature
Support Documentation
Warranty
FAQs

Horizon Support Documentation

Manuals

User’s Manual (large! file > 5MB)
User’s Manual Addendum GS/G2/G1
Technical Manual (large! file > 4MB)
Reference Manual (large! file > 3MB)

DICOM Conformance Statements

2.0.0 software DICOM Conformance Statement
1.9.0 software DICOM Conformance Statement
1.8.0 software DICOM Conformance Statement
1.7.2 software DICOM Conformance Statement
1.7.0 software DICOM Conformance Statement
1.6.2 software DICOM Conformance Statement

Release Notes

All Systems with Serial Numbers beginning with 150C

4.4.0 Software Release Notes
4.3.1 Software Release Notes
4.3.0 Software Release Notes
4.2.0 Software Release Notes
4.1.2 Software Release Notes
4.1.1 Software Release Notes
4.1.0 Software Release Notes
4.0.1 Software Release Notes
4.0.0 Software Release Notes

All Systems with Serial Numbers beginning with 53C, 54C, or 55C

3.1.1 Software Release Notes
3.1.0 Software Release Notes
3.0.2 Software Release Notes
3.0.1 Software Release Notes
3.0.0 Software Release Notes

All Systems with Serial Numbers beginning with 50C, 51C, or 52C)

2.2.1 Software Release Notes
2.2.0 Software Release Notes
2.1.3 Software Release Notes
2.1.2 Software Release Notes
2.1.1 Software Release Notes
2.1.0 Software Release Notes
2.0.0 Software Release Notes

Non-XL Systems

1.8.8 Software Release Notes
1.8.7 Software Release Notes
1.8.6 Software Release Notes
1.8.5 Software Release Notes
1.8.3 Software Release Notes
1.8.0 Software Release Notes
1.7.3 Software Release Notes
1.7.2 Software Release Notes
1.7.1 Software Release Notes
1.7.0 Software Release Notes
1.6.2 Software Release Notes
1.6.0 Software Release Notes
1.5.2 Software Release Notes
1.5.0 Software Release Notes

XL Systems

1.9.1 Software Release Notes
1.9.0 Software Release Notes

IHE Integration Statement

IHE Integration Statement

Product Bulletins

Product Bulletin 111: Service Password, 1.8.0 software

Technical Briefs

GS/G2/G1 Cleaning Technical Brief
Horizon Imager DirectVista Media ID
Image Concatenation Technical Brief
Cleaning Technical Brief
Media Funnel Upgrade
PostScript Printing (updated for 1.7.2 software)
Software License Information

Horizon FAQs

Q: What is the Smart Card and what does it do?

A: The Smart Card stores the personality of your imager. All feature keys, network information and most settings are kept on the Smart Card. If you receive a replacement imager, it is critical to remember to take the Smart Card out of your old unit and insert it into the new one. In doing so, the new Horizon will automatically update with all the settings of the previous imager, providing instant uptime. The Smart Card can be found behind the door on the front of the imager, and is inserted in the slot to the left of the zip drive.

Q: What is the correct way to shut down the imager?

A: To properly shut down Horizon, press the power key. The imager will respond with a “shutdown” or “reboot” prompt. To shut the imager down, press the ENTER key and then the display will indicate it has started its shutdown process. It will take about a minute to completely shut down.

Q: Why is my imager printing a calibration test page on every reboot?

A: The imager will print a calibration test page when the printer is powered off improperly – using the rocker switch, for instance — rather than the control panel shutdown procedure. The calibration test page prints because the imager lost the supply cassette calibration data. To avoid this, always use the control panel shutdown procedure before turning off the rocker switch.

Q: What information do I need to submit to obtain a temporary activation key code (i.e. DICOM, PostScript)?

A: To receive temporary keys, please call tech support and provide your name and contact information, the printer’s serial number, and license code number. The serial and Smart Card numbers can be found in the Main Menu, Utilities –> Imager Info. Horizon temporary keys are issued in 90-day increments and may require Codonics Management approval to activate.

Q: I’m not getting enough choices in the Menu!

A: In order to see more menu selections, press the “menu” key to exit out of the menus. Then press and hold the left-arrow button while simultaneously pressing “menu”. Let go of both buttons. You are now at the administrative-level menu system which contains the majority of the printer setup options.

Q: The printer’s Alert light is on and it is asking me to load a different type of film or paper.

A: The alert light indicates that the printer is receiving an instruction to print on a specific media type not currently loaded in the printer. Most often, this occurs in DICOM connections, particularly with color paper or grayscale letter-size paper. If you do not have the exact media selection in your DICOM host, for example, A-size color paper, refer to the use the Horizon User’s manual page C-2 under “Called AE Titles”.

If you are printing using PostScript, there are two possible causes. First, check the “Advanced driver properties” in the Print menu. Chapter 6 of the Horizon User’s manual is a good reference for additional information. Second, check your application for a Page Setup option. Microsoft Word, for instance, contains this setting. Make sure the media size and type is selected in this menu in addition to your regular Print menu.

Q: How do I get rid of the black border around my films?

A: To get rid of black border on your film, change the Borderfill option to Off. This option can be found using the Control Panel, selecting Advanced Driver Properties, then Default User Settings. Other possible causes include Custom Job Settings as well as in some DICOM applications. Be aware that Custom Job Settings override Application Settings, which override the Default User Settings.

Alternately, turn Borderfill On and change Background to the correct color.

Q: What is the part number for the Horizon cleaning kit?

A: SP-00130

Q: What does Media Contaminated mean?

A: “Media Contaminated” may mean one of two things:

The cassette installed does not contain original media. It has media from another cassette loaded into it.
The printer has been unable to pull several sheets of media from the cassette. To prevent this problem from recurring, scrub the pick wheels thoroughly using the Platen Wipe located in the orange foil package that shipped with the film or paper. See chapter 10 of the Horizon User’s manual for details. When cleaning the pick wheels, do not be gentle. Apply considerable force. Please contact Codonics if you are having jam-related Media Contaminated messages.

Q: What does Unsupported Media mean?

A: Unsupported media means Horizon believes the media size or type is not compatible. This could be caused by a variety of factors: loading 14″x17″ media into a Horizon SF (a small format only model), or a barcode on the media loaded that is unreadable. To enter the barcode manually, use the control panel and press Left Arrow+Menu -> Utilities -> Enter Supply Barcode.

Virtua Support and Resources

Support Documentation
Warranty
FAQs

Virtua FAQs

Q: What is the SmartDrive and what does it do?

A: The SmartDrive stores the personality of your medical disc publisher. All network information and most settings are kept on the SmartDrive. If you receive a replacement medical disc publisher, it is critical to remember to take the SmartDrive out of your old unit and insert it into the new one. In doing so, the new Virtua will automatically update with all the settings of the previous medical disc publisher, providing instant uptime. The SmartDrive can be found behind the green disc output bin on the front of the medical disc publisher, and is inserted in the recessed center.

Q: What is the correct way to shut down the medical disc publisher?

A: You should always shut down the system before attempting to power down the device. Before attempting to shut down or reboot the system, make sure that all jobs have finished. Press the green Soft Power button on the Controller front panel to start the shutdown process, or from the login screen, touch the Shutdown button at the top right of the screen. You are prompted as to whether you want to shut down the system, reboot the system, or cancel the shutdown. Touch the desired shutdown option. After initiating a shutdown or reboot, shutdown messages are displayed.

Q: What do the various LED indicators mean?

A: LED device status indicators are located on both the Dashboard and on the Controller front panel.

Green: On = Ready condition.
The ready condition indicates the device is properly configured and can accept studies for processing. The message “Ready” also displays in the Dashboard status message area.
Green: Flashing = Processing.
The processing state indicates the device is receiving a study, preparing a study for recording, or recording and labeling a disc. The status column of the Studies list, Discs queue, and the Dashboard status message area display the details of what is being processed.
Yellow: On = Alert condition.
An alert condition indicates the device requires user attention but can still process jobs. The specific alert condition is displayed in the Dashboard status message area.
Examples are: Low on Ink; Right Bin Empty.
Red: On = Fault condition.
A fault condition indicates the device cannot process jobs and requires user attention. The specific fault condition is displayed in the Dashboard status message area.
Examples are: Out of Discs; Out of Ink; SmartDrive Not Found.

Q: How do I find the device status?

A: You can display the Status Details window to view more detailed information about device status than is available on the Dashboard, including the software version, system counters, serial numbers, etc. by touching any portion of the Dashboard. The Dashboard is the area in the top section of the touch screen where the “Disks Remaining” icons and system operating status are displayed. Touching anywhere in this area causes the Status Details window to display.

Wireless DR Support and Resources

Product Literature
Support Documentation
Warranty

Digital Portable X-Ray Solution Support and Resources

Product Literature
Support Documentation
Warranty
FAQs

Digital Portable X-Ray Solution FAQs

Q: Can you set mA on the 2800 or 3200?

A: No, it is fixed by mAs setting; see time table below

Q: Why enter mAs, the product of mA and ms (milliseconds) vs. the two individual variables?

A: While there are some models that allow a Fixed, 15 mA and 30 mA – closed loop regulation, this solution offers a fixed mAs range in 25 steps. See dose chart.

Q: Why isn’t a PC included with our bundle?

A: Localization in input voltage, service, and language must be considerations.

Q: A combo with Horizon imager would make it less portable or non-portable, seemingly defeating the purpose of the mobility, so why include it in the bundle?

A: Many triage situations are fixed in tents for COVID-19 and a printout/image is an effective way to document the study. The bundle is also available without the imager.

Q: If the EPX unit is for a hospital setting, does it have connectivity capabilities to send images over the hospital network or connect to customer electronic records?

A: No. The monobloc does not have WI-FI or network connections. The digital package we add (iRay and ECOM) offer image acquisition through AP mode and then ECOM can export images through a wired or wireless connection to the greater enterprise network (requiring additional hardware, e.g. router and hub).

Q: Are their different part numbers to order a 110-input voltage unit vs a 220?

A: No – This will be noted by Codonics CSRs as they will be trained to verify with the order and note it correctly in Codonics system.

Q: Do DPX products comply with the new European MDR guidelines?

A: Yes.

Q: What is the Display Reversal Switch for?

A: It is in the manual (page 48). Says it “Help to read LED value of kV, mAs reversed” and is used when the unit is positioned upside down so you can read the numerals correctly.

Q: What are the Harmonized HS Codes for the EPX2800/3200/5000?

A: Portable x-ray and Mobile Stand : 9022.14-1090

Q: How many carts fit on a pallet?

A: 1 cart = 1 box. Each cart ships on one pallet.

Q: What is the weight and dimensions of the cart?

A: Packed – Gross Weight: 75 kgs, Packing Size (mm): 1360 x 630 x 630 mm
Unpacked – Weight: 32.2 kgs, Size (mm): 1251 x 562 x 533 mm

Q: How many EPX-F2800 fit on a pallet?

A: All-EPX-Series portable have the same size box. We can ship 10 PCS on a pallet (1m*1m).

Q: What are the weight and dimensions of the EPX-F2800/F3200/F5000?

A: Packed – Gross Weight: 24 kgs, Packing Size (mm): 520 x 400 x 330 mm
Unpacked – Weight: 13 kgs, Size (mm): 358 x 200 x 190 mm

Q: Does the warranty cover any shipping costs incurred by the end user?

A: For product in warranty, the customer will supply the appropriate package and pay shipping to Codonics. Codonics will pay for return shipping. Codonics does NOT pay the shipping cost if there is a problem with the product due to the customer’s fault (e.g., customer damage). For product out of warranty, the customer pay for shipping both ways.

Q: Must the x-ray system be shipped in the original manufacturer’s packaging?

A: Yes, and it is a custom box that is foil lined and expensive. It is very important that you save them for your customers as they are very expensive. See price list.

Q: What is the typical repair time for in-warranty repairs?

A: One week.

Q: Can extended warranties be purchased at any time while the unit is in warranty or must it be purchased with the initial order?

A: You can extend warranty at any time.

Q: What are the most frequently asked service and setup questions?

A: The set up and operation of the portable x-ray is so simple that there typically are no questions. Most questions are about the DR or CR detector.

Q: What breaks the most and what parts would you recommend we offer to a distributor as the ones they might like to have on hand locally?

A: FET DRIVE BOARD AND MAIN PWR (POWER)BOARD

Q: Is there anything on the unit that the servicing distributor cannot repair?

A: There is nothing servicing distributor cannot repair.

Q: What are the cart cassette holder dimensions?

A: 480 mm wide x 250mm high x 70 mm deep

Q: What is the laptop holder dimensions?

A: 385mm wide x 263mm deep x 15mm lip to hold laptop in

Radiology Image Share Smart Solutions Support and Resources

Product Literature

Virtua FAQs

Q: What is the SmartDrive and what does it do?

A: The SmartDrive stores the personality of your medical disc publisher. All network information and most settings are kept on the SmartDrive. If you receive a replacement medical disc publisher, it is critical to remember to take the SmartDrive out of your old unit and insert it into the new one. In doing so, the new Virtua will automatically update with all the settings of the previous medical disc publisher, providing instant uptime. The SmartDrive can be found behind the green disc output bin on the front of the medical disc publisher, and is inserted in the recessed center.

Q: What is the correct way to shut down the medical disc publisher?

A: You should always shut down the system before attempting to power down the device. Before attempting to shut down or reboot the system, make sure that all jobs have finished. Press the green Soft Power button on the Controller front panel to start the shutdown process, or from the login screen, touch the Shutdown button at the top right of the screen. You are prompted as to whether you want to shut down the system, reboot the system, or cancel the shutdown. Touch the desired shutdown option. After initiating a shutdown or reboot, shutdown messages are displayed.

Q: What do the various LED indicators mean?

A: LED device status indicators are located on both the Dashboard and on the Controller front panel.

Green: On = Ready condition.
The ready condition indicates the device is properly configured and can accept studies for processing. The message “Ready” also displays in the Dashboard status message area.
Green: Flashing = Processing.
The processing state indicates the device is receiving a study, preparing a study for recording, or recording and labeling a disc. The status column of the Studies list, Discs queue, and the Dashboard status message area display the details of what is being processed.
Yellow: On = Alert condition.
An alert condition indicates the device requires user attention but can still process jobs. The specific alert condition is displayed in the Dashboard status message area.
Examples are: Low on Ink; Right Bin Empty.
Red: On = Fault condition.
A fault condition indicates the device cannot process jobs and requires user attention. The specific fault condition is displayed in the Dashboard status message area.
Examples are: Out of Discs; Out of Ink; SmartDrive Not Found.

Q: How do I find the device status?

A: You can display the Status Details window to view more detailed information about device status than is available on the Dashboard, including the software version, system counters, serial numbers, etc. by touching any portion of the Dashboard. The Dashboard is the area in the top section of the touch screen where the “Disks Remaining” icons and system operating status are displayed. Touching anywhere in this area causes the Status Details window to display.

Radiology Consumables Support and Resources

Product Literature
Support Documentation

Legacy Products Support & Resources

Infinity
Integrity
NP Series
CLS

Integrity

Current Software Release: 1.6.3

NOTE: The current released software version represents the most stable, effective and safe version of the operating software for the Integrity Medical Image Importer. Codonics recommends and encourages updating to this version. To receive a copy, please contact Codonics Technical Support at +1.440.243.1198 or complete the Integrity Medical Image Importer Operating System Software Request form below.

Manuals

User’s Manual (large! file > 5MB)

Release Notes

1.6.3 software Release Notes
1.6.2 software Release Notes
1.6.1 software Release Notes
1.6.0 software Release Notes
1.5.0 software Release Notes
1.4.1 software Release Notes
1.4.0 software Release Notes
1.3.0 software Release Notes

IHE Integration Statement

IHE Integration Statement

Technical Briefs

Reference Guides

Systems with MP45 or MP965 Hardware

Systems with MP65-DI Hardware

DICOM Conformance Statements

v1.3.0 software DICOM Conformance Statement
v1.4.0 software DICOM Conformance Statement

NP Series

How to Find the NP Series Serial Number and Printer ID:

The nine-digit serial number is located in two places. Open the lid of the printer and look at the right side of the chassis (main body, not the lid). The serial number may be found inside the printer. If the serial number does not appear inside, there will be a large, white sticker on the back of the unit. The serial number is located on the smaller sticker.

The serial number will start with 30C or 40C

The Printer ID is located in the right column on the T1 test print:

Releases 1.4.0 and above of the NP-1600 operating system have the T1 test page option.

To print a test page:

At the printer’s front panel, press Online/Setup.
Hit the Cancel/Down-arrow until KEYS displays.
Hit Online/Setup.
At the KEY prompt, enter T1. Use the up- and down-arrows to scroll through the alphabet and numbers, and Online/Setup to select a value and move to the next space. After entering “1” hit Online/Setup to the end of the display and then once more move to the previous menu.
Hit the down-arrow until the EXIT option appears.
Hit Online/Setup to return to READY. After about 5 seconds the display will flip to PROCESSING and in less than a minute the printer will print the test page.

3.1.0 ONLY

Press Online/Setup twice.
Press the down-arrow to Test Print.
Press Online/Setup twice.

CLS

Manuals

Release Notes

NOTE: The current released software version represents the most stable, effective and safe version of the operating software for the Container Labeling System. Codonics recommends and encourages updating to this version.

SW v2.4.0

Codonics CLS Operating Software Release Notes

SW v2.3.0

Codonics CLS Operating Software Release Notes

Technical Briefs

CLS v2.4.0:

CLS v2.3.0:

CLS Reference Guides

English

Support Documentation

Safe Label System (SLS) Support and Resources

→ Request Current Software

SLS Administration Tool (AT) Support and Resources

→ Request Current Software

SLS-WAVE Support and Resources

Safe Waste System (SWS) Support and Resources

→ Request Current Software

Horizon Support and Resources

Virtua Support and Resources

Wireless DR Support and Resources

Digital Portable X-Ray Solution Support and Resources

Radiology Image Share Smart Solutions Support and Resources

Radiology Consumables Support and Resources

Legacy Products Support & Resources

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