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Text replacement - "http://www.slicer.org/slicerWiki/index.php/" to "https://www.slicer.org/wiki/"

2010-11-29T21:39:29Z

Listing images available in the remote host

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Listing images available in the remote host

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Listing images available in the remote host

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Listing images available in the remote host

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Listing images available in the remote host

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Listing images available in the remote host

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Listing images available in the remote host

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Listing images on the remote host

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New image list message

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 =Trying Protocol Version 2 with 3D Slicer=
-The latest 3D Slicer 3.6.3 beta (downloaded after Nov 19, 2010) can handle a part of newly introduced features in version 2. You can either [http://www.slicer.org/slicerWiki/index.php/Slicer3:Build_Instructions build 3D Slicer on your machine] or obtain a nightly build from [http://www.slicer.org/pages/Special:SlicerDownloads Slicer Download Page]. If you download a nightly build, please make sure to download a binary built after Nov 19.
+The latest 3D Slicer 3.6.3 beta (downloaded after Nov 19, 2010) can handle a part of newly introduced features in version 2. You can either [https://www.slicer.org/wiki/Slicer3:Build_Instructions build 3D Slicer on your machine] or obtain a nightly build from [http://www.slicer.org/pages/Special:SlicerDownloads Slicer Download Page]. If you download a nightly build, please make sure to download a binary built after Nov 19.
 ==Before you try...==

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		+	You can request one of the images on the list from the remote host by choosing it form the list and clicking '''Get Image''' button on the window, if the server supports this feature. (Currently, ImageMetaServer cannot handle it).

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 {|
-|[[Image:OpenIGTLink_ProtocolV2_RemoteDataList3.jpg|thumb|center|320px|]]
+|[[Image:OpenIGTLink_ProtocolV2_RemoteDataList3.jpg|thumb|center|480px|]]
 |}
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 |[[Image:OpenIGTLink_ProtocolV2_RemoteDataList1.jpg|thumb|center|320px|]]
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 |}
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 |[[Image:OpenIGTLink_ProtocolV2_RemoteDataList1.jpg|thumb|center|320px|]]
-|[[Image:OpenIGTLink_ProtocolV2_RemoteDataList2.jpg|thumb|center|320px|]]
+|[[Image:OpenIGTLink_ProtocolV2_RemoteDataList2.jpg|thumb|center|480px|]]
 |}
 </center>

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-To list the images available in  the ImageMetaServer, open the remote data list window from the '''Data I/O Configurations''' frame in the OpenIGTLinkIF module.
+To list the images available in  the ImageMetaServer, open the remote data list window from the pull-down menu in the '''Data I/O Configurations''' frame in the OpenIGTLinkIF module. The pull-down menu appears when you right-click on the connector node ('''vtkMRMLIGTLConnectorNode1''' in default) in the tree interface as shown in the images bellow.
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	To list the images available in the ImageMetaServer, open the remote data list window from the '''Data I/O Configurations''' frame in the OpenIGTLinkIF module.		To list the images available in the ImageMetaServer, open the remote data list window from the '''Data I/O Configurations''' frame in the OpenIGTLinkIF module.
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		+	{\|
		+	\|[[Image:OpenIGTLink_ProtocolV2_RemoteDataList1.jpg\|thumb\|center\|320px\|]]
		+	\|[[Image:OpenIGTLink_ProtocolV2_RemoteDataList2.jpg\|thumb\|center\|320px\|]]
		+	\|}
		+	</center>

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		+	To list the images available in the ImageMetaServer, open the remote data list window from the '''Data I/O Configurations''' frame in the OpenIGTLinkIF module.

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 The server stop sending the tracking data, after you click '''Stop tracking''' button on the tracking control window. Please make sure to disconnect 3D Slicer from the server by clicking '''Active''' check box in '''Connectors''' frame of OpenIGTLinkIF module.
-==Listing images on the remote host==
+==Listing images available in the remote host==
 Version 2 protocol support [[OpenIGTLink/ProtocolV2/Type/ImageMeta| IMGMETA message]], which allows to send a list of images with meta data including patient name, MRN, etc. You can try this new feature by using a mock image server that comes with the OpenIGTLink library.

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 The server stop sending the tracking data, after you click '''Stop tracking''' button on the tracking control window. Please make sure to disconnect 3D Slicer from the server by clicking '''Active''' check box in '''Connectors''' frame of OpenIGTLinkIF module.
-==New image list message==
+==Listing images on the remote host==
-Version 2 protocol defines [[OpenIGTLink/ProtocolV2/Type/TrackingData| a new tracking data message]], that not only conveys transforms, but also some information about tracking instrument.
+Version 2 protocol support [[OpenIGTLink/ProtocolV2/Type/ImageMeta| IMGMETA message]], which allows to send a list of images with meta data including patient name, MRN, etc. You can try this new feature by using a mock image server that comes with the OpenIGTLink library.
-First, open a terminal and run TrackingDataServer, which comes as an example in OpenIGTLink (see the previous section), as follows:
+First, open a terminal and run ImageMetaServer, which comes as an example in OpenIGTLink (see the previous section), as follows:
   cd <OpenIGTLink build directory>/bin
-  ./TrackingDataServer 18944
+  ./ImageMetaServer 18944
 Then launch 3D Slicer, open OpenIGTLinkIF module and create an client connector in '''Connectors''' frame (see the figure left bellow). After clicking the '''Active''' check box, the OpenIGTLinkIF module starts connecting to the server. If successful, the status column shows '''ON'''.