Is there a way to reduce scan time?
Luckily there are many ways we can reduce scan time as well. When performing a scan, we need to take into consideration our patients condition. It would be possible to perform 2 hour high resolution scans on everyone, but in order to be efficient and accomidating on patient condition we need to provide scans that are time conscious.
What does it mean to increase scan time?
Scan Time Scan time is used to describe the factors that influence how long a sequence will take to be performed. There are many factors that will cause the scan time to increase. Luckily there are many ways we can reduce scan time as well.
How is the scan time related to the signal?
The relationship between signal and scan time is such that as we implement signal increasing techniques, we are also going to most likely increase the scan time. The pulse sequence that we choose has a large role in how fast our series will be.
How does the number of excitation affect the scan time?
Factors such as number of excitation (NEX)./averages will increase our scan time. The purpose of this parameter is to increase signal and quality in our image. The relationship between signal and scan time is such that as we implement signal increasing techniques, we are also going to most likely increase the scan time.
Can a laser scanner read two dimensional barcodes?
Be sure the scanner is configured for the type of barcode you want to scan: Laser scanners can only read one dimensional (linear) barcodes like the GS1-128. They cannot read two-dimensional barcodes like the GS1 DataMatrix. Only imager lasers and camera orientation scanners can read 2D barcodes.
Do You need A Scanner to crank relearn?
These Crank Relearn Instructions may not apply to all vehicles. But they’re close to how it’s done on most cars. Connect a scanner to make sure there are no trouble codes stored in the computer’s memory.
Where do I find the trouble codes on my scanner?
Find the menu. When the scanner finishes booting up, look for a menu. Select “Codes” or “Trouble Codes” to open the main Codes menu. Depending on your scanner and year of the vehicle you may be presented with a few systems such as Engine/Powertrain, Transmission, Airbag, Brakes etc. When you pick one, you will see two or more types of codes.
How can I tell if my scanner is working?
Verify that the scanner is securely plugged into the outlet. Also check the cord for wear or breaks, as this can interfere with proper scan operation. Ensure that the scanner lens is clean. Smudges, fingerprints, or dust can impede scanning.