Hl7 Tools; Client.exe Tool - Philips M3150B Installation And Service Manual

HL7 Tools

There are 2 tools available to assist in troubleshooting HL7 problems:
These tools are located on the Application software CD-ROM and can be run on the M3154
Database Server or on a PC on the hospital LAN.
The Export.log file located in the Stardate\Log directory contains HL7 interface and
external receiving system messages that can be useful in troubleshooting.

Client.exe tool

The Client.exe tool is to be used for troubleshooting UMI messages.
To run this tool on the Database Server, the Database Server HL7 settings must reflect the
target host name and the IP Address of the 2nd NIC Card. This is mentioned in the Config
Wizard section of Chapter 6. If this is done at the time the tool is run, all connected
Information Centers and Clients will reboot into local database mode. If this is
unacceptable, run the tool on a PC connected to the hospital LAN.
Step 1. Insert the Application Software CDROM. Using Windows Explorer or File
Step 2. Open an MSDOS® prompt window and change the directory to C:\Temp
Step 3. Type CLIENT xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (IP Address of 2nd NIC or hostname of DBS) >
Step 4. Press Ctrl + C simultaneously to end the program.
Step 5. Review the file and then save it to a floppy disk.
Step 6. Delete the test.txt file from the C:\Temp directory.
Step 7. If the tool was used on the Database Server, the HL7 target client name must be
• the client.exe tool for the Unsolicited Message Interface (UMI)
• the qryclnt.exe tool for the Query Message Interface
Manager, copy the client.exe tool located in the Viridia\Tools\HL7 directory to the
C:\Temp directory.
Figure 7-61 MS-DOS Prompt window
test.txt (e.g. CLIENT 192.35.0.55 > test.txt or CLIENT DBSSVR1 > test.txt) and
hit Enter.
This saves the HL7 output as ASCII text in a file in the C:\Temp directory. Let the
data collect for 5 minutes.
reconfigured back to the original hostname via the Config Wizard.
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