GETTING STARTED

Your first positioning session.

Start with a library setup, then make one adjustment at a time.

Start with a setup

  1. Open the lab and wait for the skeleton. The first load includes 3D models and material textures. A desktop or laptop is currently the best starting point.
  2. Choose Open library. Search for a body part or position, read the reference notes, then select Choose this position. The dialog closes and the camera frames the patient. A compatible current receptor is kept; otherwise the recipe selects its default.
  3. Select a part. Click the skeleton picker, click a bone in the room, or use the Part menu. Left, Right, and Bilateral control which side you adjust.
  4. Make an adjustment. Drag a dial, scroll over it, or type a numeric value. Patient and tube changes update the live bone projection.
  5. Review and capture. Move or resize the X-ray viewer. Capture downloads a PNG to your device. It does not save the pose.
Try it in the lab

Keep these controls close

Common actions
ActionControl
Look aroundDrag in empty room space to orbit; scroll to zoom. Fit patient brings the skeleton back into view.
Fine adjustmentHold Shift while adjusting a dial. Arrow keys adjust a focused dial; its numeric field accepts a typed value.
Move the whole patientUse Move body or Rotate body in the picker. Translation uses inches; rotation uses degrees.
Adjust the pelvisSelect Sacrum & Pelvis for pelvic tilt, left/right hip hike, and sit up/down at the hips.
Adjust the beamChoose Move, Rotate, or Collimate under X-ray tube. Use Center to target the selected part.
Label the setupDouble-click Current Position or press F2. Enter confirms; Escape cancels. Geometry changes clear the label. Labels are session-only.
Recover the viewFit patient changes the camera. Reset patient changes the patient pose. These are different actions.

Changing the receptor loads its default setup. Loading another library position replaces the current setup. There is currently no undo history or saved-pose library.

Make the workspace comfortable

Settings has Display adjustments, Sensitivity, Colors, and Lighting. Changes preview immediately. Click Save to retain the open submenu’s settings; Save from the main settings menu retains all settings.

Equipment and skeleton colors can be adjusted while retaining the selected material’s texture detail. Revert to default affects the open category; save afterward if you want to keep the defaults.

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CURRENT DEMO SCOPE

Use the preview with context.

Do not enter patient identifiers or use real patient information in position names or support reports.