Can anyone tell me in simple terms how to take a still from a study and only transfer that to a flash drive, please? Not the whole study, just one picture.
Can anyone tell me in simple terms how to take a still from a study and only transfer that to a flash drive, please? Not the whole study, just one picture.
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Dr. Tim what type of
Dr. Tim what type of ultrasound machine and computer system are you working with?
Dr. Tim what type of
Dr. Tim what type of ultrasound machine and computer system are you working with?
Logiq e vet
Logiq e vet
Logiq e vet
Logiq e vet
To take a single jpg: pull up
To take a single jpg: pull up the desired image onto the main screen (have to open the study). Go to the menu on the far lower right side. Select save as, then make sure in the dialog box that the correct drive is chosen (USB flash), and that jpg format is selected. you can at this point name the image. Then hit save. Be sure to take the flash drive to another computer & open it.
Hope that helps.
tomie
To take a single jpg: pull up
To take a single jpg: pull up the desired image onto the main screen (have to open the study). Go to the menu on the far lower right side. Select save as, then make sure in the dialog box that the correct drive is chosen (USB flash), and that jpg format is selected. you can at this point name the image. Then hit save. Be sure to take the flash drive to another computer & open it.
Hope that helps.
tomie
Thx and it worked!
Thx and it worked!
Thx and it worked!
Thx and it worked!
Hello Tim,
I had the
Hello Tim,
I had the on-site install person from Sound Eklin set up a short cut on my Logiqe so that all I need to do is push P2 to save an image or clip to the flash drive. I am sure someone from Sound Eklin or this forum could tell you how to set it up. I back up all of my stills to a flash drive as I perform each study.
-Melissa
Hello Tim,
I had the
Hello Tim,
I had the on-site install person from Sound Eklin set up a short cut on my Logiqe so that all I need to do is push P2 to save an image or clip to the flash drive. I am sure someone from Sound Eklin or this forum could tell you how to set it up. I back up all of my stills to a flash drive as I perform each study.
-Melissa
Wow, if you found a Sound
Wow, if you found a Sound Eklin person that was helpful, please let me know who they might be as it would be a first. This would be a great help. 50K machine and I got xeroxed copies of the instructions.
Wow, if you found a Sound
Wow, if you found a Sound Eklin person that was helpful, please let me know who they might be as it would be a first. This would be a great help. 50K machine and I got xeroxed copies of the instructions.
Unfortunately she does not
Unfortunately she does not work for Sound anymore, but I will see if I can find her email address and get back to you. You could also try contacting Joyce Holt. She is the director of education for Sound-Eklin.
Unfortunately she does not
Unfortunately she does not work for Sound anymore, but I will see if I can find her email address and get back to you. You could also try contacting Joyce Holt. She is the director of education for Sound-Eklin.
Hi Tim,
Here are the
Hi Tim,
Here are the directions for creating a short cut so that you can save a still image just by pushing P2 on your logiqe:
“About the short cut for the P2/USB. It’s super easy and most Logiq e’s have this capability depending on the software. You go to UTLITY/CONNECTIVITY/BUTTONS – Select Print 2 (left side of screen) then you will see 2 boxes in the middle. Select USB QUICKSAVE on the left box and there will be an arrow for you to move that to the right box. (If the system does not have this capability you will not see USB QUICKSAVE in this box) Make sure you select SAVE when you are done. Let me know if that explanation makes sense since I’m going from memory and my memory is not what it used to be!”
Hope this helps!
-Melissa
Hi Tim,
Here are the
Hi Tim,
Here are the directions for creating a short cut so that you can save a still image just by pushing P2 on your logiqe:
“About the short cut for the P2/USB. It’s super easy and most Logiq e’s have this capability depending on the software. You go to UTLITY/CONNECTIVITY/BUTTONS – Select Print 2 (left side of screen) then you will see 2 boxes in the middle. Select USB QUICKSAVE on the left box and there will be an arrow for you to move that to the right box. (If the system does not have this capability you will not see USB QUICKSAVE in this box) Make sure you select SAVE when you are done. Let me know if that explanation makes sense since I’m going from memory and my memory is not what it used to be!”
Hope this helps!
-Melissa