Original buying diagram; schematic, not installation instructions.

Define who does what.

The installation proposal should identify the detector and acquisition configuration, who prepares the room or mobile unit, who supplies the workstation/network components, and who completes commissioning and staff handoff. GSI will establish whether it installs directly or coordinates a suitable partner.

Your ZIP and project details help determine the installation arrangement. A national inquiry campaign does not imply that every location has the same onsite service, schedule or travel scope.

Prepare the site.

Gather the system and holder details, available power/network information, access requirements and an agreed work window. Involve the people responsible for IT and imaging operations. Discuss image transfer and workstation setup before scheduling the changeover.

• Confirm delivery, access and who receives the equipment.
• Identify software licenses and any third-party IT tasks.
• Agree how existing imaging operations will be handled during the work.
• Request model-specific operating instructions and a staff handoff.
• Record the contact route for post-installation questions.

Clarify completion criteria.

Ask the team to state the checks and handoff steps included in its scope. The practice and installer should understand how the configuration will be demonstrated, what training is provided and how unresolved items will be recorded.

Do not infer a service-level agreement, inspection outcome or regulatory approval from a sales installation. Any facility-specific responsibilities need to be identified with the appropriate parties.

Start with the installation-readiness checklist and coverage inquiry.