LifeSys RIS PACS
System Requirements: Hardware and Software
March 17, 2020
Table of Contents
1. General System Requirements
2. Server Hardware and Software Requirements
2.1. On-Site Server - Standard Rack Unit
2.2. On-Site Server - Standard Tower Unit
2.3. On-Site Server - NUC server
3. Workstation Hardware and Software Requirements
3.1. Software Requirement
3.2. Radiology Reading Station - Standard
3.3. Radiology Reading Station - NUC
3.4. Clinical and Radiographer workstation
1. General System Requirements
This document outlined the minimum and recommended hardware, software and network requirements for LifeSys RIS PACS. Possible bottlenecks are: lack of RAM, CPU speed and disk transfer rates.
Hardware must meet the minimum specifications or better. Lifetrack’s warranty, service and support provisions are void when minimum specifications are not met. We strongly recommend to meet or exceed the recommended specifications in order to use LifeSys RIS PACS at the highest performance.
2. Server Hardware and Software Requirements
Considerations in choosing the type of server to install:
– Number of concurrent users
– Volume of cases
– Required level of redundancy
CPU | Minimum | Recommended |
Form Factor | Rack Unit Standard 2U Form Factor Server Case |
Rack Unit Standard 2U Form Factor Server Case |
Processor | Intel Skylake Quad Core I7 | Intel 4Core Xeon at least 3.2Ghz |
Memory | 16 GB RAM | 32 GB RAM |
UPS | Redundant 500W 2U power supply Hot swappable power supply Smart UPS |
Redundant 500W 2U power supply Separate Smart UPS 2000W Hot swappable power supply |
Graphics | On-board graphics card | On-board graphics card |
Hard Drive | Motherboard with RAID controller supporting RAID6 RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 capable RAID controller 2 identical HDDs of at least 1TB for RAID 1 archive (4 drives for RAID 6 strongly recommended)* *Size of the drive may vary depending on the number of modalities, volume of studies stored and how long you want to store the studies |
Motherboard with RAID controller supporting RAID6 RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 capable RAID controller 2 identical HDDs of at least 1TB for RAID 1 archive (4 (or more) drives for RAID 6 strongly recommended)* *Size of the drive may vary depending on the number of modalities, volume of studies stored and how long you want to store the studies |
Network Controller | Gigabit Ethernet LAN - 2 ports | Gigabit Ethernet LAN - 2 ports |
Operating System | Ubuntu Server (latest stable version) 120GB SSD for OS |
Ubuntu Server (latest stable version) 2 pcs 120GB SSD for OS (mirrored) |
CPU | Minimum | Recommended |
Form Factor | Tower Unit | Tower Unit |
Processor | Intel Skylake Quad Core I7 | Intel Raptor Lake Quad Core I7 or better |
Memory | 16 GB RAM | 32 GB RAM |
UPS | 500 W Redundant power supply Hot swappable power supply (if possible) Smart UPS |
500 W Redundant power supply Hot swappable power supply (if possible) Separate Smart UPS 2000W |
Graphics | On-board graphics card | On-board graphics card |
Hard Drive | Motherboard with RAID controller supporting RAID6 RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 capable RAID controller 2 identical HDDs of at least 1TB for RAID 1 archive (4 drives for RAID 6 strongly recommended)* *Size of the drive may vary depending on the number of modalities, volume of studies stored and how long you want to store the studies |
Motherboard with RAID controller supporting RAID6 RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 capable RAID controller 2 identical HDDs of at least 1TB for RAID 1 archive (4 (or more) drives for RAID 6 strongly recommended)* *Size of the drive may vary depending on the number of modalities, volume of studies stored and how long you want to store the studies |
Network Controller | Gigabit Ethernet LAN - 2 ports | Gigabit Ethernet LAN - 2 ports |
Operating System | Ubuntu Server (latest stable version) 120GB SSD for OS |
Ubuntu Server (latest stable version) 120GB SSD for OS |
CPU | Minimum | Recommended |
Form Factor | NUC platform | NUC platform |
Processor | Intel 8th generation NUC (ex. NUC8i3BEH) Intel I3-8109U processor Intel HD 520/SODIMM DDR4/MSATA SSD/2.5" HDD HDMI/Mini-DisplayPort, USB3.0 WiFi, GLAN, Power Adapter |
Intel I7 (Latest Gen) Intel HD 520/SODIMM DDR4/MSATA SSD/2.5" HDD HDMI/Mini-DisplayPort, USB3.0 WiFi, GLAN, Power Adapter |
Memory | 16 GB RAM | 32 GB RAM |
Graphics | On-board graphics card | On-board graphics card |
Hard Drive | 125 GB SSD for the software RAID 6 (NAS) – Storage* *Size of the drive may vary depending on the number of modalities, volume of studies stored and how long you want to store the studies |
125 GB SSD for the software RAID 6 (NAS) – Storage* *Size of the drive may vary depending on the number of modalities, volume of studies stored and how long you want to store the studies |
Operating System | Ubuntu Server (latest stable version) | Ubuntu Server (latest stable version) |
UPS | 500 W Redundant power supply Smart UPS |
500 W Redundant power supply Smart UPS |
Operating System | LifeSys is operating system agnostic and works with any operating system that can run a chromium-based browser. For optimum performance, Lifetrack recommends to use the latest version. |
Browser | Chromium-based browser ● Google Chrome ● Brave ● Chrome-based Microsoft Edge ● Chromium |
CPU | Minimum | Recommended |
Processor | Intel i7 - 8th generation | Intel i7 - 13th generation or above |
Memory | 8 GB RAM | 16 GB RAM or higher |
Graphics | 1GB Video RAM, DirectX 10 compatible discrete graphics card with capability to support at least 2 monitors simultaneously | NVidia GT970 graphics card (or equivalent) or higher 1GB Video RAM, DirectX 10 compatible discrete graphics card with capability to support at least 2 monitors simultaneously |
Hard Drive | 512 GB SSD (with at least 125 GB free and usable space) | 1 TB SSD or higher (with at least 500 GB free and usable space) |
Browser | Google Chrome 64-bit (standard across all operating systems) | Google Chrome 64-bit (standard across all operating systems) |
Operating System | Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Android | Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Android |
Dual Monitor Options | Dual 27" QHD monitors (2560 x 1440) One 27" QHD monitor and One 28" 4k (3840 x 2160 - UHD) American College of Radiology (ACR) Spec Requirement: • Graphic big depth – at least 8bit • Brightness – at least 350 cs/m2 • Pixel pitch – about 0.200 mm to 0.210 mm Aspect ratio – 3:4 or 4:5 |
Dual 27" QHD monitors (2560 x 1440) One 27" QHD monitor and One 28" 4k (3840 x 2160 - UHD) American College of Radiology (ACR) Spec Requirement: • Graphic big depth – at least 8bit • Brightness – at least 350 cs/m2 • Pixel pitch – about 0.200 mm to 0.210 mm Aspect ratio – 3:4 or 4:5 |
CPU | Minimum | Recommended |
Processor | Intel 8th generation NUC (ex. NUC8i7BEH) Intel I7-8559U processor Intel Iris Pro 655/SODIMM DDR4/ MSATA SSD/2.5" HDD HDMI/Mini-DisplayPort/USB3.0 WiFi/GLAN/Power Adapter |
Intel 13th generation NUC (ex. NUC13VYKi70QA Vivid Canyon) |
Memory | 8 GB RAM | 16 GB RAM or higher |
Hard Drive | 512 GB SSD (with at least 125 GB free and usable space) | 1 TB SSD or higher (with at least 500 GB free and usable space) |
Dual Monitor Options | Dual 27" QHD monitors (2560 x 1440) One 27" QHD monitor and One 28" 4k (3840 x 2160 - UHD) American College of Radiology (ACR) Spec Requirement: • Graphic big depth – at least 8bit • Brightness – at least 350 cs/m2 • Pixel pitch – about 0.200 mm to 0.210 mm Aspect ratio – 3:4 or 4:5 |
Dual 27" QHD monitors (2560 x 1440) One 27" QHD monitor and One 28" 4k (3840 x 2160 - UHD) American College of Radiology (ACR) Spec Requirement: • Graphic big depth – at least 8bit • Brightness – at least 350 cs/m2 • Pixel pitch – about 0.200 mm to 0.210 mm Aspect ratio – 3:4 or 4:5 |
LifeSys RIS PACS
DICOM Conformance Statement
March 3, 2016
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
1.1. Overview and Audience
1.2. Network services
2. Abbreviations
3. References
4. Networking
4.1. Implementation Model
4.2. AE Specifications
4.3. Physical Network Interfaces
5. Support of Extended Character Sets
6. Media Interchange
7. Security
7.1. Security Profiles
7.2. Association Level Security
7.3. Application Level Security
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LifeSys RIS PACS
HL7 Specification and Technical Requirement
September 9, 2019
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Communication Interface
3. Supported HL7 Versions
4. Supported HL7 Messages
5. Audience
6. Definition of Terms
7. Configuration
8. Related Document/s
9. DICOM and ORM Segment Mapping
9.1. PID segment mapping
9.2. PV1 segment mapping
9.3. ORC segment mapping
9.4. OBR segment mapping
9.6. ZDS segment (required if using MWL)
10. INBOUND MESSAGE
10.1. HL7 Trigger Event
10.2. ORM Message
10.3. HL7 Acknowledgement (ACK)
11. OUTBOUND MESSAGE
11.1. ORU Message
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