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Configuring Routing Routing User Guide
receiving sites (see the next section for details). It is recommended that the SITE
CODE be set to your standard 3-digit site code.
Select OPTION: E ENTER OR EDIT FILE ENTRIES
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: 2006.1 IMAGING SITE PARAMETERS (1 entry)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// .09 SITE CODE
THEN EDIT FIELD:
Select IMAGING SITE PARAMETERS NAME: `1 TEST SITE
SITE CODE: TST
VistARad Configuration—Receiving Sites
VistARad workstations at receiving sites will need to be configured to check the
appropriate local storage location for the presence of routed exams. This is done by
setting the
CacheLocationID in the MAGJ.INI file for each VistARad workstation.
Setting the CacheLocationID affects VistARad in the following ways:
ƒ When a user logs into VistARad, the locally-defined
CacheLocationID is compared
to the SITE CODE ( IMAGING SITE PARAMETERS File (#2006.1)) of the site being
logged into. If the two values are different, the VistARad software assumes that it will
be used to display routed images.
ƒ When a routed exam is selected for display, VistARad will check the local storage
location for routed images. The storage location checked is specified in the applicable
NETWORK LOCATION File (#2005.2) entry at the sending site.
The following steps must be performed for each VistARad workstation that will be used
to display routed images.
To set the CacheLocationID in MAGJ.INI
1 Log into the VistARad workstation as an administrator.
2 Use Explorer or the Start | Run menu option to open
C:\Programs\Vista\Imaging|MAG_VistaRad\MAGJ.INI .
3 Locate the CacheLocationID line under [Workstation Settings], near the beginning
of the file.
4 For CacheLocationID , enter the destination name that contains local copies of
routed images.
 The value you enter must match a routing destination name as defined in the
sending site’s NETWORK LOCATION File.
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