In the Preferences section, you can configure certain functions or settings that generally do not require frequent modification.
Toolbar State
This setting defines how the toolbar is displayed in Kitview Connect. The user can choose between two modes:
- Open: the toolbar remains visible at all times, providing immediate access to the main actions.
- Closed: the toolbar is hidden by default, offering a cleaner workspace while remaining accessible when needed.
This option allows the interface to be adapted to each user’s preferences, prioritizing either quick access to tools or a more minimalistic working environment.
Reference Thumbnail for Free Layout
This option defines which thumbnail will serve as the reference when aligning elements in the free layout. Two choices are available:
- First selected thumbnail: the first chosen image becomes the reference for aligning the other elements.
- Last selected thumbnail: alignment is based on the last selected image.
This setting provides better control over layout composition, allowing the user to choose the exact anchor point according to their workflow.
Widget Selection on Click
This option enables or disables widget selection with a single click in the interface. When enabled, clicking a widget is enough to select it and quickly access its settings or associated actions.
This feature improves navigation fluidity and offers more intuitive control of displayed elements, especially when manipulating multiple widgets within the same view.
Environment Display
This option enables or disables the display of the environment in the interface. When enabled, the environment associated with images or documents becomes visible, making identification and organization easier.
The user can also choose whether to display the corresponding label, adapting the interface to their needs—either favoring a cleaner view or retaining useful contextual information.
Number of Conversations to Display
This setting defines how many recent conversations are shown under the chat button. The user can enter the desired number to adapt the interface to their workflow: display more shortcuts for quick access to frequent exchanges, or reduce the list for a cleaner interface.
This option provides fine‑grained customization of the chat experience, balancing visibility and simplicity according to individual preferences.
Default Image Rotation Angle
This setting defines the rotation angle automatically applied to images when opened in the viewer. The user can enter a numerical value corresponding to the desired degree of rotation, adapting the display to the specific needs of their workflow.
This feature is particularly useful when certain image series consistently require orientation correction, ensuring coherent visualization and saving time during review.
Version Display
This option enables or disables the display of the software version in the interface. When enabled, the current version appears visibly, making it easier to track updates and quickly identify the software environment.
The user can also choose whether to display the associated label, depending on whether they prefer a cleaner interface or immediate access to technical information.
Double‑Click Speed
This setting defines the maximum delay between two clicks for them to be interpreted as a double‑click. The user can adjust this value in milliseconds to match their working style.
Automatic Video Playback
This option enables or disables automatic video playback in the interface. When disabled, videos only start when triggered by the user, offering better control during multimedia review.
Conversely, enabling this feature allows videos to start automatically upon opening, which can be useful for smooth sequences during presentations or quick reviews.
Loop Video Playback
This option enables or disables loop playback for all videos. When disabled, each video stops automatically at the end.
When enabled, the video restarts immediately after finishing, which is particularly useful for presentations, continuous demonstrations, or repeated sequence analysis.
Image Blurring (SFW Mode)
This option enables or disables automatic image blurring in Kitview Connect when used in Safe For Work (SFW) mode. When enabled, potentially sensitive or private images are blurred by default, ensuring more discreet viewing in professional or shared environments.
The user can preserve content confidentiality while retaining the ability to display images clearly when needed.
Ceph File Date
This setting defines which date is sent to Ceph during an automatic cephalometric analysis. The user can choose among three options:
- Current date: the present date is used when sending the file.
- Creation date: the file’s original date is preserved as the reference.
- Insertion date: the date the file was added to the system is used.
This option provides precise control over file metadata, ensuring better consistency in tracking and archiving cephalometric analyses.
Mass Edit: Confirmation Prompt
This setting defines the threshold at which a confirmation is required before performing a mass edit. When the number of selected items exceeds the specified value, the system requests additional validation to prevent unintended or potentially impactful actions.
This feature enhances the safety of sensitive operations and ensures better control when handling large volumes of data.
Mass Edit: Action Blocking
This setting defines a threshold beyond which mass edit execution is automatically blocked. When the number of affected items exceeds the specified value, the system stops the operation to avoid actions that are too heavy, risky, or unintended.
This feature adds an extra layer of security, ensuring strict control when managing large data sets and preventing errors that could affect system integrity.
Default Comparator Mode
This setting defines the default display mode used in the image comparator. Two modes are available:
- Overlay: images are superimposed, making it easier to compare details or alignments precisely.
- Side by side: images are displayed next to each other, offering a broader and more intuitive comparative view.
Choosing the default mode allows the tool to be adapted to the user’s working habits, whether they prefer fine‑grained analysis or a more global visual comparison.
Synchronized Overlay
This option enables or disables synchronization when comparing images in overlay mode. When enabled, actions performed on one image—such as zooming, panning, or adjusting position—are automatically mirrored on the other, facilitating precise and perfectly aligned comparison.
Disabling this feature provides more freedom to manipulate each image independently, depending on analysis needs.
Display Reference Image in Grayscale
This option enables or disables grayscale display for reference images in the comparator. When enabled, the reference image is automatically converted to grayscale, making color or contrast differences easier to identify.
Disabling this option preserves the reference image’s original colors, useful when comparison also relies on chromatic information.
Patient Creation via SDK
This setting defines the conditions under which a patient can be created automatically by the SDK. Two options are available:
- Always: a patient is always created when the SDK is called, regardless of the completeness of the provided information.
- Only if date of birth is provided: creation occurs only when the date of birth is present, ensuring a minimum level of essential identification data.
This option provides precise control over the quality and consistency of data generated automatically by the SDK.
SDK Patient Creation Validation
This option enables or disables the display of a confirmation window when creating patients via the SDK. When enabled, a pop‑up appears before the patient is actually created, offering an additional safeguard and reducing the risk of errors during automated integrations.
Disabling this feature allows direct creation, useful in environments where processes are fully controlled and automated.
Work Session Synchronization
This option enables or disables synchronization of work sessions within the system. When enabled, sessions are automatically updated across different environments or connected devices, ensuring smooth workflow continuity and consistent access to information.
Disabling this feature keeps sessions local and independent, useful in contexts where automatic synchronization is not desired.
Save Icon Action
This setting defines the action performed when clicking the save icon in the Forms widget. Two behaviors are available:
- Update current record: the entered information replaces the data already present in the current record.
- Create a new record: a new entry is generated from the form data without modifying the existing record.
This option adapts the widget’s behavior to workflow needs, whether updating existing data or quickly creating new records.
Default Record
This setting defines which record is automatically displayed when selecting a patient in the Forms module. Two options are available:
- Blank record: always opens an empty form, ideal for entering new information.
- Most recently completed record: displays the last completed record for that patient, facilitating continuity and quick access to existing data.
This option adapts the user experience to workflow needs, whether creating new records or continuing existing documentation.
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