Description
Use the Device Engine File Transfer Interfaces page as support for HL7 file transfer via the Orchard Device Engine (ODE).
This is used to configure an interface on an Orchard Device Engine for use with a host. This has the standard list and details pages. This page is only accessible if the user has the new View/Edit Device Engine File Transfer Interfaces (AdminCenter > Other Setup) role right enabled.
A Device Engine File Transfer Interface is assigned to an Orchard Device Engine and a host via the search-as-you-type fields on the details page. The Orchard Device Engine determines which interfaces are available and which Orchard Device Engine is used for the file transfers.
The host determines which host can use this Device Engine File Transfer Interface on its inbound/outbound interface configuration.
Note
Setting the host on a Device Engine File Transfer Interface does not assign that Device Engine File Transfer Interface to the host, it merely limits the Device Engine File Transfer Interface so that it can only be assigned to that host.
To complete the setup, you must go to host setup and select the Device Engine File Transfer Interface on Inbound/Outbound Interface tabs configuration located on the Hosts administration page via the Interface Configuration button.
Access
AdminCenter > Device Engine Setup > Device Engine File Transfer Interfaces
Technical Manual
Device Engine File Transfer Interface List
Show active only | Select this checkbox to filter the table by active device engine interfaces only. |
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Name | Enter text in this field to filter the table by the name of the device engine interface. |
Device Engine | Select in or enter text in this search-as-you-type field to filter the table by the device engine. Select the blue link to insert the device engine into the field. |
Add | Select this button to add a new device engine interface. |
Refresh | Select this button to refresh the table to display new results. |
Device Engine File Transfer Interface Details
hide section | Select the blue links to hide the filter section. |
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Additional Info | Select this button to display the Additional Information pop-up. Enter additional information for the device engine interface in the available field(s) in the Additional Info Fields section. Select OK to save changes made on the pop-up, or select Cancel to return to the page without making changes. |
Change Log | Select this button to display the Change Log pop-up. Select the Instrument Settings button to configure specific instrument settings on the Instrument Change Log Settings pop-up. Select Close to close the pop-up. The Change Log Filter section allows you to do the following:
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Alerts & Comments | Select this button to define alerts and comments. Select Add to open the Alerts & Comments pop-up. Add alerts and comments in the available field and select Save. Select Cancel to close the pop-up without adding text. Select ... to add comments via the Quick Comments pop-up. Select Save to save, or Close Window to not save. Select OK to save alerts and comments, or select Cancel to not add alerts and comments. If not alerts and comments are added, the No Alerts & Comments Defined message is present. |
Name | Enter the name of the interface. This is a required field. |
Device Engine | Enter the device engine in this field. This is a required field. |
Host | Select in order enter text in the field to search for and select the host. This is a required field. |
Active | Select this checkbox to specify that the device engine interface is active in the system. |
Interface Type | Select in or enter text in this search-as-you-type field to search for and select a type of interface. Select X to clear the field, or select the magnifying class icon to manually search for an interface type. This is a required field. |
show section | Select the blue links to show the filter section. |
Interface Parameters
Note
Interface parameters vary depending on your device engines and interface types and will be different for every system.
General Options | A tab that displays general options for the device engine. |
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Upload/Download Options | A tab that displays upload/download options for the device engine. |
MLLP | Minimal Lower Layer Protocol (MLLP) is a protocol used in transmitting Health Level Seven (HL7) messages via TCP/IP, which has a header and trailer characters are added to the message to identify the beginning and ending of the message because TCP/IP is a continuous stream of bytes. |
Miscellaneous
Save | Select to save changes made on the page. |
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< Back to List | Select to return to the Device Engine File Transfer Interfaces administration page without saving changes. |