IDICON README

The program argouments are:
dcm2if -i<file> -o<file> [-d<num>] [-h|-H]
where -i file, input DICOM NM IOD
-o file, output interfile header
-d num, detector number
-h or H, this help text

The program create the header file and the image file in the
same directory with the same file name. The only difference is
the file extensions.

With -d <num> parameter you can select the proper detector. It is
needed because in the DICOM NM IOD (Static, Dynamic, Gated) can be
use more than one detector and in the interfile there is no detector
cycle in these studies.

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dcm2pic 2.3
Usage:
dcm2pic [-?|h] [-V] [-f<format>] [-m<min>:<max>] [-M<msb>] [-w<center>:<width>] [-s] [[-X<sub>] [-Y<sub>]|[-x<size>] [-y<size>]] [-#<framenum>] [-i<file> [-o<file>]|-I<dir> [-O<dir>]][-v[<E>[<F>]]] [-l<file>] [@<file>]
Switches:
-V print version information and exit
-f format of the output file
-m min:max value to be stored
-M most significant bit to be stored
-w window center:width
-s slow interpolation (otherwise subsampling)
-X subsampling interval in x direction
-Y subsampling interval in y direction
-x pixmap size in x direction
-y pixmap size in y direction
-z filename extension not allowed for input files
-# frame number
-i name of input file (DICOM format)
-o name of output file (graphics format)
-I name of input directory (for DICOM format files)
-O name of output directory (for graphics format files)
-v verbose level
-l name of log file
@ name of file containing command line arguments
Terms:
<format> is one of the following graphics format
gif CompuServe's Graphics Interchange Format
png Portable Network Graphics
Default format is gif.
<min> is a decimal integer
<max> is a decimal integer
<msb> is a decimal integer (0 <= msb < Bits Stored)
<center> is a decimal number
<width> is a decimal number
<sub> is a decimal integer
<size> is a decimal integer
<framenum> is a decimal integer
<file> is a file name (with or without path)
<dir> is a directory name
<TS> is one of the characters below to specify transfer syntax to use
i Implicit VR Little Endian
e Explicit VR Little Endian
b Explicit VR Big Endian
Verbose levels:
Valid values for both <E> (stderr) and <F> (log file) digits are
0 do not print any messages
1 print only errors
2 print errors and warnings
3 print errors, warnings and other information
If <F> is omitted <E> is used instead.
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dcmbrow 2.3
Usage:
dcmbrow [-?|h] [-V] -i<file> [-v[<E>[<F>]]] [-l<file>] [-n<num>] [@<file>]
Switches:
-V print version information and exit
-i name of input file (DICOM format)
-v verbose level
-l name of log file
-n maximum number of table rows to display on one page
@ name of file containing command line arguments
Terms:
<file> is a file name (with or without path)
<num> is an integer between 1 and 99 (default is 15)
Verbose levels:
Valid values for both <E> (stderr) and <F> (log file) digits are
0 do not print any messages
1 print only errors
2 print errors and warnings
3 print errors, warnings and other information
If <F> is omitted <E> is used instead.
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dcmcopy 2.3b
Usage:
dcmcopy [-?|h] [-V] [-p] [-s] [-mo[n|<TS>]] [-do<TS>] [-E<enc>] -i<file>|-I<dir> -o<file>|-O<dir> [-v[<E>[<F>]]] [-l<file>] [@<file>]
Switches:
-V print version information and exit
-p forces not to copy the pixel data (default is copy)
-s display statistics
-mo transfer syntax for metaheader on output
-mon means no metaheader on output
-do transfer syntax for DICOM object on output
-E arguments for encapsulation of pixel data
-i name of input file (DICOM format)
-o name of output file (DICOM format)
-I directory where the input files are (DICOM format)
-O directory where the output files will be placed (DICOM format)
-x filename mask for input files (*,?,[] is OK) Ex: dc?
-z filename extension not allowed for input files
-v verbose level
-l name of log file
@ name of file containing command line arguments
Terms:
<file> is a file name (with or without path)
<dir> is a directory name (with or without path)
<ext> filename extension (Ex: dcm,DCM,inf)
<TS> is one of the characters below to specify transfer syntax to use
i Implicit VR Little Endian
e Explicit VR Little Endian
b Explicit VR Big Endian
c Encapsulated Pixel Data
<enc> specifies the type and parameters of encapsulation
This argument is used only when -doc is specified.
Default values are -moe -doi (implicit little endian object with
explicit little endian metaheader)
Verbose levels:
Valid values for both <E> (stderr) and <F> (log file) digits are
0 do not print any messages
1 print only errors
2 print errors and warnings
3 print errors, warnings and other information
If <F> is omitted <E> is used instead.
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dcmedit 2.3
Usage:
dcmedit [-?|h] [-V] -p<file> [-i<file>] -o<file> [-v[<E>[<F>]]] [-l<file>] [@<file>]
Switches:
-V print version information and exit
-p name of profile (ASCII text)
-i name of input file (DICOM format)
-o name of output file (DICOM format)
-v verbose level
-l name of log file
@ name of file containing command line arguments
Terms:
<file> is a file name (with or without path)
Verbose levels:
Valid values for both <E> (stderr) and <F> (log file) digits are
0 do not print any messages
1 print only errors
2 print errors and warnings
3 print errors, warnings and other information
If <F> is omitted <E> is used instead.
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dcmlist 2.3
Usage:
dcmlist [-?|h] [-V] -i<file> [-o<file>] [-v[<E>[<F>]]] [-l<file>] [@<file>] [-f<flags>]
Switches:
-V print version information and exit
-i name of input file (DICOM format)
-o name of output (list) file (ASCII text)
-v verbose level
-l name of log file
@ name of file containing command line arguments
-f flags for listing
if -f is present, it must be the last option
because all the rest of the command line is treated as
switches for listing
Terms:
<file> is a file name (with or without path)
<flags> are options to switch off fields in listing
-gc do not print Group Code
-ec do not print Element Code
-vr do not print Value Representation
-vl do not print Value Length
-vf do not print Value Field
-de do not print Description
-un do not print attributes of Retired and Unknown types
Verbose levels:
Valid values for both <E> (stderr) and <F> (log file) digits are
0 do not print any messages
1 print only errors
2 print errors and warnings
3 print errors, warnings and other information
If <F> is omitted <E> is used instead.
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dverify 2.3
Usage:
dverify [-?|h] [-V] -i<file> [-q] [-t] [-v[<E>[<F>]]] [-l<file>] [@<file>]
Switches:
-V print version information and exit
-i name of input file (DICOM format)
-q quick verify (tag checking only)
-t suppress Part 10 errors
-v verbose level
-l name of log file
@ name of file containing command line arguments
Terms:
<file> is a file name (with or without path)
Verbose levels:
Valid values for both <E> (stderr) and <F> (log file) digits are
0 do not print any messages
1 print only errors
2 print errors and warnings
3 print errors, warnings and other information
If <F> is omitted <E> is used instead.
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if2dcm 2.3
Usage:
if2dcm [-?|h] [-V] [-p] [-mo[n|<TS>]] [-do<TS>] [-E<enc>] -i<file> -o<file> [-v[<E>[<F>]]] [-l<file>] [@<file>]
Switches:
-V print version information and exit
-p forces not to copy the pixel data (default is copy)
-mo transfer syntax for metaheader on output
-mon means no metaheader on output
-do transfer syntax for DICOM object on output
-E arguments for encapsulation of pixel data
-i name of input file (Interfile format)
-o name of output file (DICOM format)
-v verbose level
-l name of log file
@ name of file containing command line arguments
Terms:
<file> is a file name (with or without path)
<TS> is one of the characters below to specify transfer syntax to use
i Implicit VR Little Endian
e Explicit VR Little Endian
b Explicit VR Big Endian
c Encapsulated Pixel Data
<enc> specifies the type and parameters of encapsulation
This argument is used only when -doc is specified.
Default values are -moe -doi (implicit little endian object with
explicit little endian metaheader)
Verbose levels:
Valid values for both <E> (stderr) and <F> (log file) digits are
0 do not print any messages
1 print only errors
2 print errors and warnings
3 print errors, warnings and other information
If <F> is omitted <E> is used instead.