GE Revolution CT User Manual

4. Select the desired output mode from the menu.
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Choose Print to send generated images to the default printer (setup the Format and the
display of a Reference Image).
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Choose Save to save generated images in a new series in the browser.
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Choose Print/Save to film the generated images from a default printer and save them in
a new series.
5.
Click [OK].
7.10 Save a curved parallel plane or rotating curve batch
Use this procedure to set up a Loop batch for a curved parallel plane or rotating curved batch.
1.
Open
Reformat .
2.
From the Tools section, click the
Film/Save tab.
3. From the Film/Save tab, click the [Batch] icon.
4. From the Batch panel, click the [Loop] tab.
5.
Prescribe one of the following.
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For a curved parallel plane batch:
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Scroll to the first image to be saved and click [Set Start].
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Scroll to the last image to be saved and click [Set End].
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For a rotating curved batch:
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Adjust the angle of the first image from the Angle active annotation on the curved
viewport and click [Set Start].
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Set the angle of the last image and click [Set End].
6. Type the number of images to be saved.
7. Press <Enter>.
8. To save the new series, set Output to Save.
9. Click [OK].
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GE Revolution CT Specifications

General

Detector Coverage	Up to 160 mm
Gantry Tilt	± 30 degrees
Spatial Resolution	Up to 0.23 mm
Scan Range	Up to 200 cm
X-ray Tube Current	Up to 800 mA
Type	Computed Tomography (CT) Scanner
Rotation Speed	0.28 seconds per rotation
Tube Voltage	80 kV to 140 kV
Number of Detector Rows	256
Power Requirements	480 VAC, 3-phase
Detector Rows	256
Coverage	160mm