Configuring the scp-ecg plug-in – Welch Allyn CP200 Cardiopulmonary Connectivity Software - Installation Guide User Manual
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Configuration
Welch Allyn cardiopulmonary connectivity software
Configuring the SCP-ECG plug-in
The SCP-ECG plug-in is a standard communications protocol for computer-assisted
electrocardiography (EC71 or EN1064). This plug-in, which works with the CPSAPI
software module, enables you to configure the CardioPerfect Workstation software to
import resting ECG tests from non-Welch Allyn devices and to export ECG tests to non-
Welch Allyn record management systems using a format translator, for example Datamed
(sold separately).
To configure CPSAPI plug-ins, you modify an XML configuration file, and then restart the
CardioPerfect Services service.
The plug-in file, named CPSAPI.config, is stored in the local folder with the CPSAPI
service executable. By default, this folder is C:\Program Files\Welch Allyn\CPSAPI.
For a description of the CPSAPI module, see
“About CP 100 and CP 200 connectivity
To configure the plug-in for automatic ECG exporting
This procedure configures the CardioPerfect program to export ECG tests from the
CardioPerfect database automatically when they are captured and saved in the specified
folder.
1.
Find the SCP-ECG Collector entry in CPSAPI.config.
Example:
type=”CPWS.Plugins.ResultCollector.SCPECGCollector,CPWS.Plugins” values=”” destinationfolder=”specify
export folder here” />
2.
Modify the enabled and destinationfolder attributes as desired.
3.
Restart the CPSAPI service.
a.
Go to Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services.
b.
Right-click CardioPerfect Services.
c.
Select Restart.
Attribute
Description
Possible Values
enabled
Specifies whether CPSAPI should load and execute the plug-in.
0 (Off), 1 (On)
destinationfolder
Specifies the output folder where SCP-ECG files will be created.
Caution: The destination and source (export and import) folder
names must be unique. If these folder names are identical, the
system will not operate properly.
Any valid Windows path