VXvue User Manual for Veterinary Use_V1.1_EN.pdf

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VXvue User Manual A.5 Thumbnail Status Icons Backed up Deleted Sent to the DICOM Print server Sent to the DICOM Storage server Rejected image Currently selected step Page 156 of 181 RA20-129-035
VXvue User Manual A.6 Detector information Icons The battery capacity is under 100% The battery capacity is under 75% The battery capacity is under 50% The battery capacity is under 25% Need battery charge Errors in detector connection Detector connected Detector disconnected Temperature error in the detector Low temperature in the detector High temperature in the detector The Wi-Fi signal strength is under 100% The Wi-Fi signal strength is under 75% The Wi-Fi signal strength is under 50% The Wi-Fi signal strength is under 25% Wi-Fi error Page 157 of 181 RA20-129-035
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VXvue User Manual Appendix A. Curso
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VXvue User Manual 1. Introduction 1
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VXvue User Manual 2. User Interface
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