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0Table of Contents
1 _______ General ________________________________________________________ 4
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Safety Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Required Aids and Tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Log Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Backup (Clone) and Restore Strategy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
2 _______ Preparations and Starting Ghost __________________________________ 13
Installation Preparations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Connecting the USB Hard Disk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Preparations on the USB Disk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Preparations on the Radis PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Connecting the USB Hard Disk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Boot from CD and start Ghost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
3 _______ Backup to Ghost Image__________________________________________ 17
Backup Disk to Image . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
4 _______ Check Ghost Image _____________________________________________ 22
Integrity Check of Image file . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
5 _______ Restore from Image _____________________________________________ 24
Restore Disk from Image . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
6 _______ Preparing the USB Hard Disk for Customer Use _____________________ 28
General. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Preparations on the USB Disk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Configuration at the Radis Image System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
7 _______ Changes to Previous Versions ____________________________________ 31
8 _______ List of Hazard IDs ______________________________________________ 32
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General Information
1General
Remarks 0
• This manual describes how to create and restore disk images (clones) on AXIOM Aris-
tos Radis PC with the Symantec Ghost.
• Creating an image prior to performing SW upgrades will allow quick reinstallation if
there are unexpected problems.
• After a successful system installation and configuration, an image can be created as a
backup of the complete system.
• Ghost is able to create the images on all types of media such as CDs, DVDs or HDDs. It
is recommended and described in this document how to perform the backup to a USB
hard disk, which is available as a service tool. Alternately, it can be done to CD-R or on
M430/ M440 to DVD-R.
• This document is applicable for all versions of Radis beginning with VB10.
• The system will be down until the backup procedure is completed.
• The snapshots in this document should be understood as examples! They were taken
from different computers.
• The 2nd part of this manual describes the preparations of USB hard disk and configura-
tions on the Radis PC by the customer using the USB Kit as a temporary archive.
Abbreviations 0
Ghost = Symantec SW for creating hard drive and partition images (Norton Ghost)
Radis = AXIOM Aristos Image System
Safety Information 0
When performing the work steps and checks, the general safety information for medical
products must be observed.
Required Aids and Tools 0
• Ghost Kit with Ghost boot CD and USB hard disk, P/N: 10093998 (USB hard disk con-
nection). It contains:
- Cloning CD VD23E or higher
- USB hard disk, 120GB or higher + USB Cable
- USB extension cable (2m)
- OEM Ghost license
• The USB disk may be ordered separately as a service tool, P/N 099 94 872.

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• Alternative: USB disk, P/N 099 94 872, or blank CD-R / CD-RW medium, TDK CDR 74
(P/N 743 95 86) or equivalent, if the Ghost images are to be stored to CD.
• For Celsius 460 (green housing) only: Additional USB 2.0 board for faster data trans-
fer P/N: 08691052 is recommended.
Log Files 0
Retrieve Log Files from a VB10x PC
NOTE If a problem is encountered that requires a software reload,

the system log files must be exported for evaluation prior to
reloading software.
If that problem also has a filed customer complaint associ-
ated with it, then mail the log files along with the complaint
for further evaluation.
NOTE If a VB10x (not VB20x or VB21x) system has been able to

automatically create an error log before a software crash, it
can be found under C:\Radis\Crashlog.
NOTE The following instructions for manually creating a log file

work for VB10x, VB20x, and VB21x. For VB20x and VB21x,
instructions for a shorter method can be found here:
(Retrieve Log Files from a VB20x or VB21x PC / p. 8)
1. Unlock the access to Windows® with Tab - Del - Transfer image (“+”).
2. Press the Windows® key, and then Run; enter radissysinfo > OK.
Fig. 1: Create a log file - step 1

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3. Press Start.

4. Select a directory to save the log file, e.g. C:\Radis\Logs.

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5. The log file will be created and saved to the selected directory.

6. Close the window.
7. Press the Windows® key + “E” and navigate to the previously selected directory
(1/Fig. 5 / p. 8).

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8. Copy the compressed log file (2/Fig. 5 / p. 8) to a USB stick or similar medium, and
keep it ready in case it is requested by RSC/HSC/QIB/DCU.
¹ The log files look like this: “Log<date>_<time>.zip“

Pos. 1 Previously selected directory
Pos. 2 Compressed log file
9. If a customer complaint has to be filed, send the file along with the complaint to Health-
care AX Complaint.
Retrieve Log Files from a VB20x or VB21x PC
NOTE If a problem is encountered that requires a software reload,

the system log files must be exported for evaluation prior to
reloading software.
If that problem also has a filed customer complaint associ-
ated with it, then mail the log files along with the complaint
for further evaluation.

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NOTE If a VB20x or VB21x (not VB10x) system has been able to

automatically create an error log before a software crash, it
can be found under C:\Radis\Log.
1. To manually create an error log file:

- under Help, select Report Error.
Fig. 6: Report Error menu

The following window appears:
Fig. 7: Editing window

- a problem description can be entered into the editing window. Confirm with OK. An
error log file will now be saved in C:\RADIS\Log.
2. Unlock the access to Windows® with Tab - Del - Transfer image (“+”).
3. Press the Windows® key + “E” and navigate to C:\RADIS\Log (1/Fig. 8 / p. 10).

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4. Copy the compressed log file (2/Fig. 8 / p. 10) to a USB stick or similar medium, and
keep it ready in case it is requested by RSC/HSC/QIB/DCU.
¹ The log files look like this: “Log<date>_<time>.zip“
Fig. 8: Log file

Pos. 1 Log directory
Pos. 2 Compressed log file
5. If a customer complaint has to be filed, send the file along with the complaint to Health-
care AX Complaint.
Backup (Clone) and Restore Strategy 0
Partitions on the AXIOM Aristos Image System

There are two partitions on the AXIOM Aristos image system.

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Hard Disk Drive Data on Disk / Partition:

Name: Letter:
Med_System C: OS, Radis SW
Med_Data D: Database, Images
NOTE The Ghost clones are compatible only with the same type of
PC (e.g. for transfer from Celsius 460 to Celsius 460).
Backup to Image
• In general, both “disks“ on the Radis PC should be cloned to images.
Restore from Image

• To recover the full system, all disks have to be reloaded.
• It is possible to restore only Disk 1 on the Radis PC that contains the Partition
Med_System to recover the operating system, Radis SW, incl. configuration (i.e., after
a system crash).
The Syngo databases and the pixel files may remain on Disk 2 .
NOTE If only Disk 1 with the “Med_System” partition is recovered,

the Syngo database on the “Med_Data” partition and the
pixel files on the “Med_Pixel” partition will contain current
information.
A functional check has to be performed.
Ghost Image written to USB Hard Disk

• Estimated Time required:
Celsius 460 (original, without the USB2 USB 1.1 Transfer rate 75 - 370 MB/min
board)
Celsius 460 (with additional USB2 USB 2.0 Transfer rate 800 - 2300 MB/min
board, P/N:8691052) / M410 / M430
/ M440
NOTE Celsius 460 supports USB 2.0 speed only with the addition-
ally installed USB card port, P/N: 8691052.
NOTE The transfer rate differs from disk to disk because of differ-
ent compression rates from Ghost.

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Example:
3.1 GB takes about 4 - 5 minutes with USB 2.0 for Partition 1 (MED_SYSTEM)
• HDD Space Required

As the Ghost performs a compression, the required disk space for the Ghost image can
be 2 - 4 times less than the space used by Windows.
Example: Image from 4.2 GB space used in Windows results in an 1.8 GB image file
(depends on kind of data, i.e. databases have a higher compression rate).
Ghost Image written to CD-R or DVD

• The images can be written alternatively to CD (all types of PC) or DVD (M430/M440
only).
• If several CDs are necessary, the Ghost application will prompt you when to change the
required CDs.

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2-
Installation Preparations
2Preparations and Starting Ghost
Connecting the USB Hard Disk 0
With Celsius M410, M430 and M440 (gray

With Celsius 460 (green housing)
housing)
• If already updated with an additional • Connect the USB hard disk to the USB
USB2.0 board, connect the USB hard 2.0 port on the front of the computer.
disk to any USB 2.0 port on the USB
board on the rear of the computer.
• If system has non-USB2.0 board, con- •
nect the USB hard disk to the USB 1.1
port on the rear of the computer.
Most USB hard disks are connected with a "Y-USB cable". The connectors should be used
parallel at the USB port. One of the connectors is for data and power and the second is for
power only. This is because modern mini USB hard disks do not have a separate power
supply unit, and in some cases, the power from one USB port is not enough.
Preparations on the USB Disk 0
The following issues have be considered before connecting the USB disk to create a Ghost
image on the AXIOM Aristos image system. The following steps may be performed on the
RADIS PC or on a Service PC.
• Some USB disk are shipped with a “FAT 32” file system. To use it with “Ghost”, the USB
hard disk has to be formatted “once“ in the NTFS file system. To check and change the
file system, perform the following:
- Open Windows Explorer
- Navigate to the USB hard disk.
- Right mouse-click on the USB hard disk > Properties.
- Check the file system. The file system is indicated on the “General” tab card.
- If the hard disk is not NTFS formatted, change formatting by right mouse-clicking on
USB hard disk > Format....
- In the Format window, change the file system to “NTFS” and use “Quick Format” (to
save time).
• To avoid overlaps from the different Ghost files and different Radis PCs, create a direc-
tory for every “DISK” to be backed up.
- Open Windows Explorer, navigate to the USB Hard disk, create the following directo-
ries and subdirecories
\Aristos XXX1 \DISK1

\DISK2
\Aristos XXX2 \Disk1

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\Disk2
\............ ............
Preparations on the Radis PC 0
Minimizing Data
Archiving patients as possible and deleting the patient list
Ask the customer about which patients can be deleted.
Shutting Down the Application SW

- > Options > End Session...> Log Off... > “Yes” Close any open studies.
- Log in as user: Administrator; password: adm$pwd$4$med
• Deleting the 14-bit Export Directory
- Open Windows Explorer and navigate to C:\Radis\Exportedd14bitImages
- Delete all files in this directory.
• Cleaning Drives C & D
- Use Windows Explorer and highlight MED_System (C:) > Right-click on “Proper-
ties”.
Left-click on “Disk Cleanup”.
Highlight all categories except “Compress old files”, click on “OK”, confirm with
“Yes” and wait for the cleanup.
Repeat this for “Med_Data (D:)”.
Shutting Down the Computer

• Select Start > Shutdown > Shutdown > OK .
• Switch off the computer.
NOTE It is important to shutdown the operating system properly

and do not just switch off the computer, otherwise the
“Backup to Disk“ or “Restore from Disk“ with “Ghost“ may
fail with the following errors:
• Encountered an NTFS volume with a logfile that has not
been flushed. (536)
• Ghost has detected problems with an NTFS volume. We
recommend that you quit Ghost and correct the problem
by rebooting NT and running CHKDSK, alternately you
may continue normally.

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Connecting the USB Hard Disk 0
With Celsius M410, M430 and M440 (gray

With Celsius 460 (green housing)
housing)
• If already updated with an additional • Connect the USB hard disk to the USB
USB2.0 board, connect the USB hard 2.0 port on the front of the computer.
disk to any USB 2.0 port on the USB
board on the rear of the computer.
• If the system has a non-USB2.0 board, •
connect the USB hard disk to the USB
1.1 port on the rear of the computer.
Boot from CD and start Ghost 0
• Switch on and insert the CD labeled “AXIOM Aristos Cloning CD VC23E”

(P/N:10280863) or higher that is shipped with the Ghost Kit into the CD drive. To
restart, switch the power off and on again.
• Depending of the type of CD drive, follow the left or the right row in the following table.
Radis PC with SCSI drive, e.g. PlexWriter All other PCs with IDE CD drives. =
12/10/32S SCSI drives, can be recognized some Celsius M410 = all Celsius M430 =
by an "S" at the end of the model name, all Celsius M440
e.g. PlexWriter 12/10/32S.
Invoke the boot menu by pressing F12 Follow the text in the table below.
immediately in the initial power-up screen .
You have to press the key before the screen
displays the Startup menu.
When the boot menu is shown, select SCSI
CD Drive and <Enter>.
• The message: “Loading RAMDISK image...” is shown on the screen.

Wait until WinPE is started.
• It is necessary to answer the first window “Do you want to backup system drive?”
with “NO”!
• It is necessary to answer the second window “Do you want to restore the system
drive?” with “NO”!
• Answer the third window “Do you want to use GHOST interactive?” with “YES”!

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• The Ghost Welcome menu appears, select OK.
Fig. 9:
¹ The main menu of Ghost 8.3 appears.
NOTE No settings or changes are necessary in the Ghost OPTIONS

menu to run backup or restore.

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Backup Disk to Image
3Backup to Ghost Image
1. Select Local > Disk > To Image
Fig. 10: Local Disk to Image

2. Highlight the disk that has to be ghosted and press OK.
NOTE Two disks are installed on a RADIS computer (Drive 1 and 2).
In most cases, the connected USB drive is in the first posi-
tion in the “Selection windows”. The first embedded Radis
HD (MED_System) is in the second position, followed by the
second embedded Radis HD (MED_Data). Double-check and
compare the noted size of the drives. See the table below
with the size of the possible HDs.

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PC System: hard disk approximate size in (MB):

Celsius 400/460 (green housing) SCSI 0 SCSI 1 35000 35000
Celsius M410 (gray housing) SCSI 0 SCSI1 35000 70000
USB disk (different manufacturer) several, e.g. 38000 (STORAGEBIRD 40MB)
StorageBird 76000 (STORAGEBIRD 80MB)
117000 (Ghost kit, 120MB)
Fig. 11: Disk Selection Ghost 8.0

Example M430 in Fig. 2 shows the “Selection Window” . Drives 2 and 3 are Radis PC
HDs and Drive 4 is the USB HD.
3. Skip this item if you want to write the image to USB disk and continue with 4.
Only if you want to create the images to CD
- Select the CD-R Drive (e.g. PLEXTOR DVD-R...) and follow the procedure.
- The SW will prompt you when to insert and change the CDs.
- Select “NO” for the questions to create a bootable floppy or bootable CD-ROM.
4. - Click on the USB disk (e.g. “4:1 [STORAGEBIRD] NTFS Device”) in the drop-down
menu.

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NOTE The name [STORAGEBIRD] or the number (4:1) of the USB

disk may be different.
If no label is entered the disk may appear as:
“4:1 [ ] NTFS Device“
Fig. 12: Disk Selection

5. Select the destination directory where the images are to be copied, e.g. Radis XXX1.
Fig. 13: Directories
NOTE A separate subdirectory has to be created for “any disk to

backup” to prevent problems with the backup files, see
(Preparations on the USB Disk / p. 13)
Ghost will create several 2 GB extension files, if the size of
the backup image requires this.
If no subdirectory exist, Ghost will overwrite the existing
extension files.

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- Select the subdirectories
Fig. 14:
- If no subdirectory for each disk to backup exists, press the button “new directory” (see
fig. pos 1)to create a new directory.
6. Enter the file name for the image disk (e.g. Radis_DISK1).
Press Save to continue.
7. Select Fast Compression.
Fig. 15: Fast Compression

8. Select Yes to start the Image Backup
Fig. 16: Confirm Button

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9. The backup starts and Backup Progress is displayed as follows:
Fig. 17: Progress Bar

- % completed and speed in MB / min
- MB already copied and MB remaining
- Elapsed and remaining time
10. When the message box Image Creation Completed Successfully appears, press
Continue.
Fig. 18: Image Creation Successful

11. Perform the steps in the “Backup“ chapter again for the remaining disks on the Radis
computers.

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Integrity Check of Image file
4Check Ghost Image
After Backup Disk to Image an Integrity Check of the image file has to be performed to
validate the Backup
1. Select Local > Check > Image File.
Fig. 19:
2. Select the USB Disk (e.g. “3: 1 [STORAGEBIRD] NTFS Device” with the mouse but-
ton.
3. Select the directory.
4. Select the file name of the actual saved image file (Backup Disk to Image / p. 17).
Fig. 20:

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5. Press YES to continue with Integrity Check
Fig. 21:
¹ The Check starts and Progress is displayed as follows:
6. When the message box “Image file passed Integrity check” appears, press Con-
tinue.
Fig. 22:
NOTE If the Verification fails with error, the backup of the affected
disk has to be repeated (Backup to Ghost Image / p. 17)
7. Perform the steps in the “Backup“ chapter again for the remaining disks on the Radis
computers (Backup to Ghost Image / p. 17).
8. When all Ghost images have been created and verified, select Quit in the Main menu
and proceed with the chapter Preparing USB hard disk for customer (Preparing the
USB Hard Disk for Customer Use / p. 28).

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Restore Disk from Image
5Restore from Image
CAUTION Any data on the selected hard disk will be irretrievably over-
written and cannot be recovered
¹ Double-check the selection of the hard disk.
NOTE If you want to keep the Syngo databases from your previous
installation, restore only Disk 1 (Backup (Clone) and Restore
Strategy / p. 10).
1. Select Local > Disk > From Image.
Fig. 23: Restore Disk from Image

2. - Select the location of the USB disk drive with the mouse button.
Fig. 24: Select Disk

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- Select the desired subdirectories.
Fig. 25: Restore Directory

- Select the Image for the Disk Restore (i.e.: Radisxxx1_Disk1.gho).
- Press Open to continue.
NOTE If you want to reload the images from CD-Rom, select the
CD-R drive at this point and follow the procedure.
The SW will prompt you to insert and change the CDs.
3. Select the destination drive and press OK to continue.
Fig. 26: Select Destination Drive

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4. In the Destination Drive Details window, press OK to continue.
Fig. 27: Destination Drive Details
CAUTION Any data on the selected hard disk will be irretrievably over-
written and cannot be recovered
¹ Double-check the selection of the hard disk.
5. Select Yes to start the restore of the partition.
Fig. 28: Confirm Restore

6. The Restore Progress is displayed as follows:
- % completed and speed in MB / min
- MB already copied and MB remaining
- Elapsed and remaining time

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7. When the message box Clone Completed Successfully appears, press Continue.
Fig. 29: Restore Success

8. Perform steps 1. to 7. again for the remaining disk.
9. When all Ghost images have been restored, select Quit in the Main menu and continue
with the chapter Preparing USB hard disk for customer (Preparing the USB Hard Disk
for Customer Use / p. 28).

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General
6Preparing the USB Hard Disk for Customer Use
The customer can buy a USB hard disk kit to use as an additional local archive. For this,
preparations on the Radis are necessary and are suggested on the USB hard disk (see
below).
The function is used in the Patient Browser

Patient Browser: > Transfer > Export to Offline...

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Preparations on the USB Disk 6.1
• The structure on the customer's USB hard disk should be discussed with the customer,
e.g.:
F: \Folder01
\Folder02
\Folder03
............
- Open Windows Explorer

- Navigate to the USB hard disk.
- Open Windows Explorer, navigate to the USB hard disk, create the directories and
subdirectories.

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Configuration at the Radis Image System 6.2
The following configurations are necessary to use the function in the Patient Browser :>
Transfer > Export to Offline….
• Connect the previously prepared USB hard disk to the Radis computer.
• Open the Windows Explorer and check the letter used for the USB drive. (This has to be
the same for all future sessions, e.g. "F:\".)
• At the image system, go to:
- > Options > Service > Local Service... > ...> Configuration > ...> Import/Export
Directories ...>
Fig. 30: Configuration

Create the Export/Import directory:
- In “Select logical HD drive”, select “define new”.
- Assign a name under “Logical Name”.
- Change the “Drive” for the USB hard disk (here F:\)
- Under "Paths", select the previously created folder on the USB hard disk.
- Click on “Save” to save the directory.
- Repeat the work steps for additionally required folders.
- Using “Home”, initiate a restart of the Radis.

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7Changes to Previous Versions 7-
Rev. 02:
Chapter 2: corrected section “Cleaning Drives C & D”, Charm AX_00220955
Rev. 03:
Chapter 1: included section “Log Files”, Charm AX_00237712

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8List of Hazard IDs 8-
There are no Hazard IDs in this document.

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AXIOM Aristos Image System

Fast Image Backup and Restore with Ghost & Prep-

for Customer use of USB Hard Disk

Print No.: AXB4-320.816.07.03.02 English

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1 _______ General ________________________________________________________ 4

2 _______ Preparations and Starting Ghost __________________________________ 13

3 _______ Backup to Ghost Image__________________________________________ 17

Backup Disk to Image . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

4 _______ Check Ghost Image _____________________________________________ 22

Integrity Check of Image file . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

5 _______ Restore from Image _____________________________________________ 24

Restore Disk from Image . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

7 _______ Changes to Previous Versions ____________________________________ 31

8 _______ List of Hazard IDs ______________________________________________ 32

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Required Aids and Tools 0

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Retrieve Log Files from a VB10x PC

NOTE If a problem is encountered that requires a software reload,

NOTE If a VB10x (not VB20x or VB21x) system has been able to

NOTE The following instructions for manually creating a log file

Fig. 1: Create a log file - step 1

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Fig. 2: Create a log file - step 2

Fig. 3: Create a log file - step 3

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Fig. 4: Create a log file - step 4

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Fig. 5: Create a log file - step 5

Retrieve Log Files from a VB20x or VB21x PC

NOTE If a problem is encountered that requires a software reload,

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NOTE If a VB20x or VB21x (not VB10x) system has been able to

1. To manually create an error log file:

Fig. 6: Report Error menu

Fig. 7: Editing window

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Fig. 8: Log file

Backup (Clone) and Restore Strategy 0

Partitions on the AXIOM Aristos Image System

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Hard Disk Drive Data on Disk / Partition:

Restore from Image

NOTE If only Disk 1 with the “Med_System” partition is recovered,

Ghost Image written to USB Hard Disk

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• HDD Space Required

Ghost Image written to CD-R or DVD

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Connecting the USB Hard Disk 0

With Celsius M410, M430 and M440 (gray

Preparations on the USB Disk 0

\Aristos XXX1 \DISK1

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Preparations on the Radis PC 0

Shutting Down the Application SW

Shutting Down the Computer

NOTE It is important to shutdown the operating system properly

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Connecting the USB Hard Disk 0

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1 _ General __________________________________________________ 4

2 _ Preparations and Starting Ghost ____________________________ 13

3 _ Backup to Ghost Image____________________________________ 17

4 _ Check Ghost Image _______________________________________ 22

5 _ Restore from Image _______________________________________ 24

7 _ Changes to Previous Versions ______________________________ 31

8 _ List of Hazard IDs ________________________________________ 32