SYSTEM SETUP SETUP->SYSTEM SETUP->SYSTEM DATA Export Control: C:\PROGRAMS\DELIMEX Export Path: A:\ANYPATH\ (or any appropriate path) Export Code: 0-no clear, append to file. +1-always clear, +2-clear at boot, +4-clear at exit, +8-sequential filenames +16-sequential subdirectories if +8 is used, or in UNETIXS subdirectory if +8 is not used The file "UNETIXS.ASC" will be created/appended at the export path if +8 is not used. EXPORT CODES Place these codes into the study configuration 1-200 Matching Field codes 240-249 Output Record types 0-9 (DELIMx.CFG). At least ONE of these codes MUST be used for any output to be generated. Of course one data file CAN generate multiple records. These codes are only used by the CFG file 201 Name 202 ID 203 Date (follow with MM, DD, and YYYY in any order). 204 Time (follow with 2 Hs, 2 Ms, and P) (Use GG instead of HH for military time) 205 Left bottom field (usually operator) 206 Right top field (usually facilty name) 207 Right #1 field (usually cpt) 208 Right #2 field 209 Right #3 field Do not use these codes 210-239 Reserved (currently ignored) 250-255 Reserved (currently ignored) DELIMx.CFG FILE This file contains a mapping of the export codes into an output record. This should be a text file edited with Notepad or Edit. The format of the file is as follows: ~X151Y~X10... where: - Any text that you required. If the CFG file delimiter character '~' is required in this section, enter it twice for each occurrence you require in the output record (i.e. '~~'). This is the place where YOUR delimiter characters belong. ~ - This is the delimiter character for the CFG file. This may be immediately followed by a format specifier, but it MUST be followed by an export code (decimal number from '1' to '999'). X - One of the following format specifiers, when used this is ALWAYS a single character. This is NOT required; the default specifier is usually appropriate. 'G' - Waveform gain (default for waveform) 'S' - Waveform speed 'A' - Waveform amplitude 'C' - Waveform Cuff Pressure 'V' - Waveform Cuff Volume 'P' - Waveform Probe 'W' - Waveform Data Points (see below) 'D' - Date Specified (follow export code with appropriate output format) 'T' - Time Specified (follow export code with appropriate output format) 151 - Export code. This should match the export codes placed into the fields of the study configurator. Y - Output format (currently only used for date (code 203) and time (code 204)). See 'export codes' above for more information. Example: ...,~D203MM/DD/YYYY,~T204HH:SS PM,... (Note: the output formats in this example are NOT required as these are the default (e.g. ...,~203,~204M,...).) Waveform Data Points - After the W format specifier (e.g. ~W102), the format of each data points is specified. The format ends with a "^". Inside the format, special format specifiers will be replaced with pertinent data. '\i' - Waveform datapoint # (integer from 0 to 295) '\I' - Waveform datapoint # (integer from 1 to 296) '\?d' - The actual datapoint value as a decimal from 0.000 to 1.000. Replace the "?" with "." (e.g. "\5.3d"). '\?D' - The actual datapoint value as an integer from 0 to 255. Replace the "?" with "." (e.g. "\3.0D"). EXAMPLE An Ankle PVR waveform is configured as export code 100. An Ankle Pressure is configured as export code 101. The ankle wavefom is captured at Gain .5 (mmHg/20mm) with a cuff pressure of 65 (mmHg) and has an amplitude of 21 (mm). The Ankle Pressure is captured as 120 (mmHg). The DELIM0.CFG file contains: "~201","~202",~D203MM-DD-YYYY,~T204GG:MM,~100,~A100,~C100 This could output: "Joe Smith","000-00-0000",10-15-2002,16:24,.5,21,65 A waveform datapoint example: Right Base Line PVR Wave: ~W134\i \5.3d, ^, Amplitude: ~A134, Gain: ~134, Speed: ~S134, Cuff Pressure: ~C134, Cuff Volume: ~V134, Left Base Line PVR Wave: ~W135\i \5.3d, ^, Amplitude: ~A135, Gain: ~135, Speed: ~S135, Cuff Pressure: ~C135, Cuff Volume: ~V135,