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Huvitz Serial Lensmeters - WINK Machine Integration Guide

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Huvitz Serial Lensmeters - WINK Machine Integration Guide

 

Important Note: 

This guide is for following Huvitz Serial Auto Lensmeters: HLM-1, HLM-7000, HLM-7000P, HLM-9000

 

Prerequisites: Client Side Requirements:

  • Make sure the server is not interfering  with WINK ( firewall, antivirus….)

 

Prerequisites: Distributor/Manufacturer Side Requirements:

  • Depending on the setup scenario, the auto lensmeter might have to be connected to the phoropter or the PC running the machine interface. Make sure that the serial connection is established. In the situation when the lensmeter is connected to the PC, oftentimes, the PC doesn’t have the serial connector, in that case, the serial to USB converter is required in order to connect the serial cable on the PC end. 
  • Serial to USB driver is installed and working properly for the PC running the machine interface, if required.

 

Distributor/Manufacturer Side Configuration Tasks:

  • Connect the lensmeter to either PC or phoropter serially, depending on the setup scenario
  • Install and test serial to usb driver, if needed

 

Other Tasks from WINK Side:

  • Create a user that has access to nothing except launching the machine interface without a auto log-out
  • Create room/s in WINKpms, if not created

 

Possible Set Up Scenarios For Store Using Serial Connection Based Lensmeter:

Scenario#1: Store has LAN connection based phoropter and other pretest devices

In this scenario, the pretest and phoropter devices are connected to the network, either through cable or wirelessly. It is recommended that the PC running the machine interface be in the lensmeter room as the lensmeter has to be serially connected to the PC running the machine interface.

 

Scenario#2: Store has serial connection based phoropter and pretest devices

In this scenario, it is recommended that the lensmeter and other pretest devices be connected to the phoropter via serial cables. Along with that, the PC running the machine interface is in the phoropter room as the phoropter has to be serially connected to the PC. While using this scenario, the configuration for the lensmeter from the WINK side is not needed as the lensmeter data goes straight to the phoropter and WINK extracts all the data including the LM data from the phoropter using the phoropter driver.

 

WINK Side Configuration (Sample):

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Explanation for Setup:

Machine Name: (Recommended) Some Descriptive Name (E.g. Machine Brand, Model, Location, Room)

Machine Type: (Required) Lensmeter

Machine Brand: (Required) Huvitz

Machine Model: (Required) Depending upon device model

Connection Type: (Required) Serial

Com Port: (Required) Depending on assigned comport

Bits per second: (Required) Depending on setup.

Data bits: (Required) 8

Parity: (Required) None

Stop bits: (Required) 1

Location: (Required) Store Location

Room: (Required) Depending on the room setup. Usually a pretest room.

 

Machine should be set as active in order to run this driver.

 

Required fields are needed for the proper functioning of the machine integration process. If you don’t enter values in those fields and save the configuration, it is possible that you don’t get an error. However, the process might not work as expected. 

 

HLM-1 / HLM-7000/ HLM-7000P / HLM-9000 Basic Interface Specifications:

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General Flow of LM Data(Extracting Data From Device To WINK): 

  • LM serial data is sent from the machine to the PC running machine interface
  • These data are retrieved, processed and stored in the WINK database using the Huvitz Serial LM driver
  • Using EMR app, the LM data that are stored in database are imported into WINK EMR app

 

Implementation Details:

  • Patient ID is set to the patient found in the exam room info table. If no patient is found in the table, null value is set to patient id.
  • For date and time, the current timestamp is set for the data.
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