300C - BeneVision Mobile Server Installation Guide - V1.0 - EN-1974458396
300C - BeneVision Mobile Server Installation Guide - V1.0 - EN-1974458396
Mobile Server
Installation Guide
In
ntellecctual Proper
P rty Sta
ateme
ent
SHENZHEN MINDRAY BIO-ME
EDICAL ELECTRRONICS CO., LTD
D. (hereinafter called
c Mindrayy) owns the
intellectual pro
operty rights to
o this product aand this manuaal. This manual may refer to innformation
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atents and doees not convey any
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der the patent rrights of Mindray,
nor the rights of
o others. Mind
dray does not aassume any liab
bility arising out of any infringgements of patents
or other rights of third parties.
Re
evision Histtory
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umber. This revvision number changes
c whene
ever the manuaal is updated due to
software or tecchnical specificcation change. Contents of this manual are subject to channge without prior
notice.
Version nu
umber 1.0
© 2017 Shenzh
hen Mindray Bio-Medical Elecctronics Co., Ltd
d. All rights rese
erved.
BeneVision Mobile
e Server Installa
ation Guide I
Preface
Manual Purpose
This manual contains the instructions necessary to install the product safely and in accordance with its
function and intended use. Observance of this manual is a prerequisite for proper product performance
and correct operation and ensures patient and operator safety.
This manual is based on the maximum configuration and therefore some contents may not apply to your
product. If you have any question, please contact us.
This manual is an integral part of the product. It should always be kept close to the equipment so that it
can be obtained conveniently when needed.
Intended Audience
This manual is geared for clinical professionals who are expected to have a working knowledge of medical
procedures, practices and terminology as required for monitoring of critically ill patients.
Illustrations
All illustrations in this manual serve as examples only. They may not necessarily reflect the setup or data
displayed on your equipment.
Conventions
Italic text is used in this manual to quote the referenced manuals, chapters, sections and formulas.
Bold text is used to indicate the screen texts and names of hard keys.
DANGER
Indicates an imminent hazard that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
Indicates a potential hazard or unsafe practice that, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a potential hazard or unsafe practice that, if not avoided, could result in minor
personal injury or product/property damage.
NOTE
Provides application tips or other useful information to ensure that you get the most from your
product.
1.2 Dangers
There are no dangers that refer to the product in general. Specific “Danger” statements may be given in
the respective sections of this manual.
To avoid inadvertent disconnection, route all cables in a way to prevent a stumbling hazard.
Wrap and secure excess cabling to avoid risk of entanglement or strangulation by patients or
personnel.
When disposing of the package material, observe applicable local or hospital’s waste control
regulations and keep it out of children’s reach.
The hospital should provide an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) to the Mobile Server.
Before connecting the equipment to the power line, check that the voltage and frequency
ratings of the power line are the same as those indicated on the equipment’s label or in this
manual.
The Mobile Server cannot directly support the monitoring equipment of other manufacturers.
1.4 Cautions
CAUTION
The hospital should provide an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) to the Mobile Server. If
the Mobile Server system is powered off unexpectedly, the system may become abnormal and
fail to operate properly when it is turned on next time or even lead to a more severe
consequence.
The Mobile Server system should be maintained every 3 to 6 months. Continuous operation for
a long term may cause the system to operate abnormally.
Always install or carry the equipment properly to avoid damage caused by drop, impact, strong
vibration or other mechanical force.
The Mobile Server provides monitoring data to the Mobile Viewer and acts as an interface to the
BeneVision CMS.
This chapter will provide the necessary technical information for you to plan your deployment of the
Mobile Server within your healthcare facility. It will cover network design requirements/guidelines for
connecting your facilities network to the BeneVision Patient Monitoring System, software deployment
requirements, configuration of the software, and troubleshooting problems.
WARNING
The Mobile Viewer is not intended for primary monitoring. There is no audible alarm sound in
the Mobile Viewer, and all the data is delayed. Always refer to your primary monitoring source
for current information, real-time patient data and combine this data with personal clinical
observation of the patient before administering interventions.
The hospital network is connected to the Mindray CMS monitoringnetwork via a router. It is
recommended to use a firewall to protect the server in the CMS monitoring network.
Master Server
CentralStation Firewall
Route
Hospital Network
CentralStation
CentralStation MobileServer
Wireless AP
Mobile Viewer
CentralStation Mobile Viewer
Mobile Server is connected to the Mindray CMS monitoring network and hospital neetwork
respectively via two network cards.
Master Server
CentralStation
Hospital Network
CentralStation
MobileServer
CentralStation
Wireless AP
Mobile Viewer
CMS Network
Basic requirements for the Mobile Server platform are shown below:
Item Requirement
The Mobile Server supports virtualization. It can be installed in a virtual machine (hereinafter referred to
as the VM) using VMware ESXi 5.1.The software requirements are the same as installing the Mobile Server
on a physical PC.
2.3 Specification
The BeneVision
n Mobile Viewe
er CD Kit (P/N 1 15-047959-00)) is required to install the Mobbile Server.
NOTE
The Mobiile Server shou
uld be installeed by authorizzed Mindray personnel.
3.1 Installin
ng License
e Donglee Driver
1. Double click MicroDogIn
nstdrv.exe und er the BeneVision Dongle Driver folder of thhe BeneVision
Mobile Viewer CD Kit.
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obile Server Insstallation Guidee 3-1
3. After the installation,
i e driver status cchanges to “Th
the he driver has been
b installed
d successfully!””, as
shown in Figure 3-2.
3.2
2 Installin
ng Mobile
e Server
1. Double click
c MobileSerrverSetup.exe under the
t BeneVision Mobile Serverr Software in th
he
BeneVisio
on Mobile View
wer CD Kit.
2. Enter the
e installation wizard,
w he installation language, and then select thee OK button, ass
Select th
shown in
n Figure 3-3.
Figure 3-4
4 Selecting Insstallation Path
h
NOTE
The settin
ngs shown in Figure
F 3-6 for illustration on
nly, the actuall settings to bee used are spe
ecific
to the insstallation enviironment..
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obile Server Insstallation Guidee 3-3
5. Upon completion
c n of configu
urations, select the “Subbmit” buttonn in the low
wer
right corner of the
e window tto close the
e configurattion window
w.
6. Select whether to
o start the s ervice. If yo
ou select Yes, the servicce will be
started
d automaticcally; if you select No, you
y can start the serviice manuallly in
the Staart menu later.
NOTE
"Errors re
eported here must
m be correccted before th
he service can be started." iss displayed in the
t
at, if an error iss reported after this line, the error must b
last line, indicating tha be solved befo
ore
the servicce is started, as w. If only this line is display
a shown below yed, the config
guration is corrrect.
Figure
F 3-6 Con
nfirm whether to Start the Se
ervice
Figure 3
3-7 Installation
n Completed
3.3
3 Settingss
To configure th
he Mobile Server in the Windo
ows Start menu
u, select Mobile
eServerManageer.
NOTE
Wheneve
er the configurration is chang
ged, the Mobiile Server shou
uld be restarteed..
Fig
gure 3-8 CMS Settings
S
ection Type to
2. Set Conne o Only Private Encryption orr SSL Encryptio
on Priority. Thhe default is On
nly
Private Encryption.
E Th
he Mobile Serveer needs to be restarted if you
u change the seetting of
Connecttion Type. The Mobile Server also needs to be
b restarted if you
y change thee connection tyype
at the Ce
entralStation.
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obile Server Insstallation Guidee 3-5
ns to be conneccted in Central Stations.
3. Set the IP address list of central station
4. Add or rem
move CentralStations from th
he CentralStatio
on list.
Figure 3-9 A
Apache HTTP Server Setting
gs
NOTE
The work
king directory of the currentt server is disp
played in Serve
erRoot and caannot be chang
ged.
3.3..3 Other Se
ettings
Figu
ure 3-10 Otherr Settings
Wind
dows : the Mob p uses the local account of computer to log in.
bile Viewer App
Acive
e Directory : Domain
D Name needs to be co
onfigured, and the Mobile Vieewer App uses the
t
domain account of the domain wh
hich the computer joined to log in.
Mind
dray LDAP: the
e IP address and
d port need to be configured, and the Mobiile Viewer App uses
the Mindray
M MLDAP
P account of th
he MLDAP serve
er to log in. Only the authorizzed patient
monitors can be vie
ewed on the M
Mobile Viewer App.
A
Fig
gure 3-11 Unit Setting
2. Select the
e unit for the pa
arameters listed
d below.
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obile Server Insstallation Guidee 3-7
3.4
4 Testing Configurrations
After finishing configurationss, you need to ttest whether th
he configurations made are coorrect.
To perform the
e test, follow th
his procedure:
3. Check the
e configurations. If the configu
urations are co mpt “Syntax OK
orrect, the prom K” is displayed as
shown be
elow.
3.5
5 Mobile Server
S Usser Manag
gement
The Mobile Serrver supports two
t ways for a u
user utilizing th wer can authentticate to the Mobile
he Mobile View
Server to accesss the BeneVision CMS system
m. The authentication method
d can be configgured in the
MobileServerM
Manager.
3.5..1 Using Lo
ocal Accounts
1. Right clickk Computer.
5. Mobile Vie
ewer user can log
l in using theese local accou
unts.
NOTE
Before starting the service for the first time, please insert the license dongle to the Mobile
Server computer and import the license.
Before starting the service for the first time, the Mobile Server must be configured using
Mobile Server Manager. The management tool can be found in the Windows Start menu under
Mobile Server. After configuration, use the provided configuration Test to check whether the
configuration is valid..
3.7
7 Setting Service Properties
P s
ntrol Panel → System and S ecurity → Administrative To
1. Select Con ools → Servicees.
Figure 3-13 M
Mobile Server Properties
P Settings
Fig
gure 3-14 Resttore Tab
5. Select OK
K.
3.8
8 Import License
L frrom Licen
nse Dong
gle
1. Insert Lice
ense dongle intto the computeer that Mobile Server is installled, and start thhe Mobile Serv
ver.
2. Visit http:///127.0.0.1/adm
min or http://lo
ocalhost/admin
n through the browser
b of com
mputer that Mobile
Server is installed.
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obile Server Insstallation Guidee 3-11
If the license dongle is not insserted, the pag
ge will prompt"" Cannot find USB
U dongle!”. In this case, insert the
license dongle
e into the comp
puter where thee Mobile Server is installed an
nd refresh the ppage.
Figure 3-16
6 License dong
gle is not foun
nd
3. Select Imp
port License. If the page disp
plays as shown,, the import is successful.
s Othherwise, please
retry.
Figure 3
3-18 License files in C disk
mported, please
ense has been successfully im
4. After a lice e restart the Mo
obile Server.
2. Select Nex
xt.
Figure 3-19 Mo
obile Server Un
ninstallation Screen
S
Figure 3-20 M
Mobile Server Uninstall
U Direc
ctory
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obile Server Insstallation Guidee 3-13
4. After unin
nstalling ends, select
s Finish.
21 Mobile Serv
Figure 3-2 ver Uninstalled
d
Table 4-1
1 Checklist afte
er Installation
n
NOTE
In case off any damage or abnormalitty, do not use the equipmen
nt. Contact yoour hospital
o Mindray se rvice personn
biomediccal engineers or nel immediatelly.
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obile Server Insstallation Guidee 4-1
FOR YOUR NOTES
Check the Windows permission for user account control, please uninstall the server and reinstall it
under a directory of a non-system disk.
Find the Mobile Server menu in the Start menu, select Test to check the server configuration. If
"Syntax OK" is prompted, the server configuration is correct.
5. If the configuration is correct, try to double-select to open bin\httpd.exe in the installation directory.
7. Access http://127.0.0.1:port/index.html in the browser (port is the port in Apache Settings of Mobile
Server). If "It Works!" is displayed, it indicates that the MobileServer service can run normally.
9. If the problem cannot be fixed yet, contact the service personnel for support.
To perform the above operation, right-click the service and select Run as administrator.
Figure
F 5-1 Erro
or message wh
hile starting se
ervice
5.5
5 Mobile Server
S Ca
annot Acccess the CMS
C Netw
work Wheen
Deployed Outside
O th
he CMS N etwork
TCP ports 6588
8, 6600 and 999
99 need to be u
unblocked to allow
a the Mobile Server to connnect to the central
monitor system
m through the Internet.
6 After Lo
5.6 ogging on
n to Mobiile Viewer Successsfully, No Patient
Info
ormation
n Is Displa
ayed
Please try the following
f operations to checkk whether the license
l dongle or license is avvailable:
If the licen
nse is not impo
orted, please ch
heck whether the license dongle is inserted iinto the Mobile
e
Server com
mputer.
If the licen
nse is imported
d, please checkk whether there n C:\License.
e are key files in