1. Enter the CT device's operator interface: Turn on the CT device's power and enter the device's control interface.
2. Find the settings menu: In the control interface, find or select the appropriate settings menu, usually labeled "Settings" or "Options".
3. Go to Archive Settings: In the Settings menu, look for options related to archiving, which may be called Archive Settings, Data Storage, or Image Transfer, etc.
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4. Setting the archive path: In the Archive Settings option, you can set the path for automatic archiving, i.e., storing images and data to a specified location. You can choose from local hard disk, network ****enabled folder or PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System), etc., depending on your needs and the features of the device.
5. Configure archiving rules: As needed, you can configure archiving rules, such as categorizing and storing by patient name, date, type of test, etc.
6. Confirm Settings: After setting the path and rules, make sure to save the settings and exit the settings menu.
It should be noted that due to the differences in different equipment manufacturers and models, the specific setup method may vary. For specific CT devices, it is recommended to refer to the device's user manual or contact the manufacturer's technical support for detailed setup instructions.
In addition, the automatic archiving settings of CT devices usually need to be coordinated with the hospital's information system or data storage system to ensure that data can be archived and stored smoothly. Before setting up automatic archiving, it is recommended to consult with the hospital's IT department or professional staff to understand the relevant regulations and requirements within the hospital.