The Premium Edition of PacsOne Server supports Automatic Image Routing Table, where users can define routing entries based on the following criteria:.PacsOne uses Apache Web server as the interface for viewing and managing the PACS database, and for reviewing images on-line through a web browser.PacsOne server does not respond to any other type of network communication. PacsOne server will initiate DICOM association requests for the purpose of sending images to an external server, querying remote application entities, or printing images to remote Dicom printers. The DICOM server accepts DICOM association requests for the purpose of storing images and for image query and retrieve. PacsOne uses DICOM as the interface to external conforming clients.It accepts images from external sources and stores them for later retrieval. The application serves as a short-term archive for images.

This implementation of PacsOne server is designed to provide the following

A PACS administrator has the freedom to choose their favorite backup solutions, software and/or archive media.

Archiving of the PACS database is just as simple as backing up files on a regular server, which makes PacsOne fit seamlessly into the rest of IT infrastructure of the entire organization.

Users can freely choose their favorite operating system software, whether it is Linux, Mac OS X, Windows 2008/2012 Server or Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10.

Users can freely choose their favorite server platform or hardware, whether it is a PC, workstation, fully-fledged server with RAID disk arrays or even a laptop, to install and run PacsOne server software.

It makes the life of a PACS administrator a lot easier since there is only ONE instead of multiple servers or boxes to maintain.

It is free (Basic Edition) or low cost (Premium Edition) since it uses open source MySQL database and Apache web servers.

The benefits of PacsOne over the traditional PACS servers are:

A optional HL7 interface to receive and send HL7 messages via Minimal Lower Level Transport Protocol (MLP/MLLP/LLTP).

A Web server which uses open source Apache 2.x HTTP server and PHP (recursive acronym for 'PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor') scripts.A PACS server which uses open source MySQL/MariaDB databases.PacsOne is a DICOM 3.0 compliant PACS (Picture Archive and Communication System)Īpplication that combines the following components in one machine or one box: PacsOne Server DICOM 3.0 Conformance Statement

Sante PACS Server 3.3.3 free