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Installation and Operation Manual
Unite Connectivity Manager
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• ELEMENT_TO_EXTRACT = [<ELEMENT NAME>,<FIELD>,<REPETITION>,
<COMPONENT>,<SUBCOMPONENT>]
Where:
• ELEMENT_NAME = Name of the Event element that is sent to the Action handler
• FIELD = Field number that includes the data (start count from segment ID)
• REPETITION = Repetition number of the field that includes the data (EH will take first
occurrence if no repetition exists)
• COMPONENT = Component number of the field that includes the data
• SUBCOMPONENT= Subcomponent number of the component that includes the data (EH
will take COMPONENT if no subcomponent exists)
Example:
Note: A zero (0) is used if only one (1) value exist in the segment.
Figure 106.
Figure 107.
Would extract the following 3 elements from the PID segment from example message:
• Element name = ID, with value = 2490298
• Element name = NAME_GIVEN with value = Pippi
• Element name = NAME_FAMILY with value = Långstrump
Note: Do NOT remove or change the MSH entry in the translation table. It is mandatory for
the Event Handler configuration to work properly.
PID Patient Identification!3!ID,4,0,0,0!NAME_GIVEN,6,1,2,0!NAME_FAMILY,6,1,1,1
- Unite Connectivity Manager 1
- About this document 2
- Contents 3
- 1. Introduction 8
- 1.2 Abbreviation and Glossary 11
- 1.3 How to Use this Document 12
- 1.4 Included in the Delivery 14
- 1.5 Technical Solution 15
- 1.6 Requirements 15
- 2.1 Cables and Adapters 16
- 2.3 Accessing Unite CM 16
- 2.4 Basic Configuration Steps 17
- 2.5 Optional Settings 18
- 3 General 20
- Log out to 21
- Authentication level 21
- Figure 5 22
- 3.3 Password Settings 23
- 3.6 Demonstration Mode 24
- 4 Basic Configuration 26
- 4.2 Additional User Settings 27
- 4.3 Create Groups 33
- 4.4 Create User Teams 37
- 4.5 Create Work Shifts 38
- 4.6 Configure the Phonebook 39
- 4.7 Input/Output Setup 41
- Mobile Data 45
- Figure 13 47
- Figure 14 50
- Figure 15 50
- Figure 16 50
- Figure 17 51
- Figure 18 51
- Figure 19 52
- 4.9 Advanced Event Handling 53
- Figure 21 55
- Figure 22 56
- Figure 24 59
- Figure 25 59
- Figure 26 59
- 4.10 System Supervision 60
- 4.11 Status 60
- Figure 28 61
- Figure 29 62
- Figure 30 64
- Figure 31 65
- 4.12 Redundancy 66
- Power LED 68
- Status LED 68
- 4.13 Backup the Configuration 71
- 5 Device Manager 73
- 6 Device Configuration 74
- 6.5 Service Discovery 75
- 7 Additional System Settings 76
- 7.3 Remote Service Center 77
- 7.4 Remote Management 78
- 7.7 Java Server/GSM 81
- 7.8 Importing new OA-XML file 82
- 7.9 Logging 82
- 7.10 Time Settings 83
- 7.11 Network Setting 84
- Figure 37 85
- 7.14 Reboot 86
- 8.1 Technical Specification 87
- 8.2 Search result texts 87
- 8.3 Phonebook Settings 88
- 8.4 Select Phonebook Database 89
- 8.5 LDAP Parameter Setup 89
- Figure 40 90
- 8.6 CMG Parameter Setup 91
- Figure 42 92
- Figure 43 93
- 9 Serial Interface In 96
- 10 Serial Interface Out 101
- 11 ASCII Interface 104
- 11.2 Data Monitor 107
- 12 Text Displays 109
- 13 SMS via GSM Modem 112
- 14 SMTP Mail Interface 115
- 15 DECT Interface 120
- 15.2 DECT Interface settings 122
- 15.3 Absence Handling in DECT 124
- 15.4 Base Station Conversion 125
- 16 Cisco Interface 126
- 16.3 Translations 128
- 17 WLAN Interface 129
- 18 900 Interface 131
- 19 Create and send Messages 133
- 19.3 My Groups 135
- Figure 47 136
- Figure 48 137
- Figure 49 138
- Figure 50 139
- 20 Messaging Administration 141
- 20.2 Groups 142
- Figure 53 143
- 20.3 User Teams 144
- Figure 56 145
- 20.4 Work Shifts 146
- 20.5 Add Messaging Category 146
- 21 Software Administration 148
- 21.3 Install New Software 149
- 22.1 Customize the Language 151
- Figure 57 152
- Figure 58 153
- Figure 59 153
- Figure 60 155
- Figure 61 156
- Figure 62 156
- Figure 63 157
- Figure 64 158
- Figure 65 158
- Figure 66 161
- 23.1 Unite Modules 164
- Figure 69 165
- 23.2 IP Equipment 168
- 23.3 Auxiliary Equipment 169
- 23.4 SNMP Traps 172
- Figure 70 173
- Figure 71 173
- Figure 72 174
- 23.5 Fault Handling 175
- 23.6 Activity Logging 180
- Figure 73 181
- Figure 74 183
- Figure 75 183
- Figure 76 184
- Figure 77 184
- Figure 78 187
- 24 Troubleshooting 191
- Trying XXX.XXX.XXX 193
- Connected to 193
- 24.6 Advanced Troubleshooting 204
- 24.8 Technical Support 204
- 25 Related Documents 205
- 26 Document History 206
- Appendix A: Used IP Ports 208
- Appendix B: RS232 Connections 209
- B.2 Cables for BusinessPhone 210
- B.5 Cables for GSM Modem 211
- Splitter 212
- Switch Switch 214
- Primary Unite CM 215
- Secondary Unite CM 215
- Main PBX 216
- IP-DECT system 216
- Connectivity 216
- Manager 216
- Figure 88 218
- Figure 89 219
- Figure 90 220
- Figure 91 221
- Figure 92 222
- Figure 93 223
- Figure 94 224
- Figure 95 225
- Figure 96 225
- Appendix G: ASCII-table 226
- Figure 97 227
- H.2 Example HL7 v2.x 228
- Figure 101 229
- Figure 102 229
- Figure 103 230
- Figure 104 231
- Figure 105 232
- Figure 106 233
- Figure 107 233
- I.1 Example XML message 234
- J.1 ESPA 4.4.4 236
- J.2 Ascom Line Protocol 237
- J.3 TAP Protocol 238
- K.1 User Management 239
- K.2 Duty Assignment 239
- K.3 Action Assignment 239
- K.4 Messaging Categories 239
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