Click here for more information on configuring and using auto-import folders with MacPractice Digital Radiography. Images can be exported from SOPRO-Imaging and placed in a MacPractice Auto-Import folder.

It may be useful to keep the import folder open in Finder, and monitor the imports before taking another image with SOPIX2.

This means taking a second image before the first one is imported will result in the first image being over-written and lost. Note: Sopro uses the same name for all images. Take an image with SOPIX2 and it will be saved to the selected folder, then imported into the selected visit in MacPractice. Go to the Digital Radiography ability in MacPractice, and set up a visit for your patient. To take an image: Make sure SOPIX2 is open. Once the folder is configured, SOPIX2 can be used within MacPractice. Ensure the Enabled checkbox is checked. If the folder is not enabled, the images will not import into MacPractice. The folder path will be listed in the Auto-Import folder list. In the example, the default /User/yourname/Documents/SOPRO folder is used. In the window that opens, select the same folder selected in SOPIX2. In the lower portion of the Digital Radiography preferences, click the small plus button to add the folder from SOPIX2 as a new Auto import folder. In MacPractice, go to Preferences and select Digital Radiography. Please note that there is no Filter setting in this window as a default, however Acteon Support recommends that the SOPIX2 X1 filter is applied when using the sensors with MacPractice. Further assistance with the settings in this window is best addressed to Acteon Support. Make a note of the selected folder, then click Close. Use this folder, or click the browse (.) button to the right of this field and select a different folder.

In this window, set the 'Images destination folder'.īy default, this will be set to /Users/yourname/Documents/SOPIX2. To continue configuring for use with MacPractice, click Setup.Ī configuration window will open.

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