In this step, create a dedicated folder on your PC for images exported by your imaging device. Then configure the device to export images to that folder so RevIntegrator for Imaging can access them. Each device may handle and name files differently, so contact your device vendor for help with its export settings. General guidelines for uploading files to RevolutionEHR are included at the bottom of this page.
- In the last setup step of RevIntegrator for Imaging you will create a profile for your device. Each profile in RevIntegrator for Imaging will map to a specific test within your encounter templates.
- You can create multiple profiles but each one should be configured to look at a unique directory.
- Example: You might create separate profiles for Macula and Posterior Pole photos so that they map to two different tests in the patient's encounter. Macula photos might be mapped to the Fundus test, while the other photos are mapped to the Posterior Pole test.
File Storage Location
We recommend incorporating the device's name and location into the directory name, examples include:
- On a PC in exam lane 1:
- C:\FundusCameraA\MaculaPhotos
- C:\FundusCameraA\PosteriorPolePhotos
- On a PC in exam lane 2:
- C:\FundusCameraB\MaculaPhotos
- C:\FundusCameraB\PosteriorPolePhotos
- On a centralized server, accessible through a mapped M:\Drive:
- M:\Fundus\CameraA\MaculaPhotos
- M:\Fundus\CameraA\PosteriorPolePhotos
- M:\Fundus\CameraB\MaculaPhotos
- M:\Fundus\CameraB\PosteriorPolePhotos
For more information on creating a directory and drive mapping see Sharing Network Directories.
Next Steps
Continue setting up RevIntegrator for Imaging using the articles below:
- RevIntegrator for Imaging - Step 1 of 5: Download and PC Requirements
- RevIntegrator for Imaging - Step 2 of 5: Enable RevIntegrator for Imaging
- RevIntegrator for Imaging - Step 3 of 5: Settings Configuration
- This article is the fourth step in the process.
- RevIntegrator for Imaging - Step 5 of 5: Configuring the Imaging Device's Profile