Q1: What’s the difference between a Preferred Room Layout, a Preliminary Drawing, and a Final Drawing?
Q2: I can’t find the information on the specific system that I’m looking for. What do I do now?
Q3: Why is there no Standard Reference Drawing for Medical IT systems?
Q4: I would like to make some changes to some drawings I received. Who do I contact?
Q5: We are getting ready to send you some drawings - which file formats can you use?
Q6: Where can I go to find more information on the products you provide site planning information on?
Answers:
Q1: What’s the difference between a Preferred Room Layout, a Preliminary Drawing, and a Final Drawing?
The room layout shown on a Preferred Room Layout is generic and serves as an example or preferred room layout. A Preliminary Drawing shows a site-specific layout, but it only includes an abbreviated set of system requirements and no system details.
The Final Drawing is site specific and contains the necessary details for site preparation.
A preliminary drawing is also referred to as a 'Site Layout Proposal.'
A final drawing is also referred to as a 'Site Pre-Installation Drawing.'
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Q2: I can’t find the information on the specific system that I’m looking for. What do I do now?
Please contact your local Philips representative. You may be looking for information on a Legacy System (equipment that Philips no longer sells as a new system), or you may be looking for information on a system that is so new that the site planning support documents are still under development. In either case, your local Philips representative can help locate the information that you’re looking for.
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Q3: Why is there no Preferred Room Layout for Medical IT systems?
Because there is no standard Medical IT system. Each site is a unique combination of standard components that has been put together to best meet the needs of that specific customer.
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Q4: I would like to make some changes to some drawings I received. Who do I contact?
Contact your local Philips Project Manager.
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Q5: We are getting ready to send you some drawings - which file formats can you use?
The CAD programs we use are Autocad and Microstation. These programs easily read Autocad (DWG) and Microstation (DGN) files.
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Q6: Where can I go to find more information on the products you provide site planning information on?
Visit our Products & Solutions section or contact your local Philips Account Manager.
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