The requirements that the veterinary B-ultrasound system must eventually meet are:

① The system is reliable, the computer does not freeze during long-term operation, and the color resolution of veterinary B-ultrasound images reaches 24bit.

② Images can be collected automatically and manually at the same time; animal image database and inspection report database are automatically generated; images and inspection reports can be switched between each other in the same interface.

③ Multi-screen browsing function, and the black and white and color parts of veterinary B-ultrasound images can be processed independently.

④ Different experts can have their own different diagnostic expert libraries.

⑤ Artificial intelligence vocabulary, common words will automatically appear in the front of the vocabulary.

⑥ All data are backed up in real time and dynamically, and no data will be lost in the event of an unexpected power outage, ensuring data security.

⑦ Video images can be dynamically recorded in VCD format (MPEG1) standard.

BXL-V20 for veterinary B-ultrasound

⑧ When working in the MIS network, authorized users on the network can view real-time dynamic images of any workstation, and the quality of veterinary B-ultrasound images reaches the SVCD standard.

⑨ Supports two-way audio and video transmission between any workstations and between workstations and MIS website sites.

⑩ Friendly interface, fully compatible with WIN98 and WINXP interfaces, extremely convenient to operate.

Some veterinary B-ultrasound systems use TCP/IP protocol, and form a wide area network with the local MIS network through protocol conversion. It has good scalability and can add centers and workstations at any time. Any authorized computer on the MIS network can view the images of any workstation. The conference TV function between the workstation and any computer on the MIS network uses hardware compression and software decompression technology to achieve two-way video and audio real-time transmission on the local MIS network. The image resolution is CIF format and the transmission rate is 25 frames per second (2M port, PAL).

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