There are three steps to get true size output
In the configuration, you have to add or modify three elements:
Resolution
should match your imager resolution, e.g., "320 x 320" for Drystar 520x.
MagnificationType
needs to be set to NONE
, and.
RequestedDecimateCropBehaviour
needs to be set to CROP
.
<Print name="PrintMe">
<Resolution>320 x 320</Resolution>
<PrintMode>Grayscale12</PrintMode>
<ConnectionParameters>
<PeerAeTitle>DRYPIX</PeerAeTitle>
<Host>192.168.11.100</Host>
<Port>104</Port>
</ConnectionParameters>
<BasicFilmBoxAttributes>
...
<MagnificationType>NONE</MagnificationType>
...
</BasicFilmBoxAttributes>
<BasicImageBoxAttributes>
...
<RequestedDecimateCropBehavior>CROP</RequestedDecimateCropBehavior>
...
</BasicImageBoxAttributes>
</Print>
If the BasicFilmBoxAttributes
or BasicImageBoxAttributes
groups do not exist, then create them.
- Open the Command Prompt as Administrator
$ cd "\Program Files\Flux Inc\DICOM Printer 2\tools"
$ setdpi.bat
When prompted, enter your printer resolution, e.g., “320”, and press Enter.
If you select the wrong size then the image will be cut off, or not fill the page.
If you don’t know your imager resolution then you’ll need to look that up online. You can use 254 x 254, or 508 x 580 for most Drypix printers, and the printer will automatically assume either STANDARD or FINE print modes based on the number of pixels it gets.