Global: ^HLCS(869.2

FileMan FileNo	FileMan Filename	Package
869.2	HL LOWER LEVEL PROTOCOL PARAMETER	Health Level Seven

Package	Total	Routines
Controlled Substances	3	PSDADT1 PSDHLK PSDHLY
Health Level Seven	1	^HLCS(869.2
Kernel	1	XPDIA1

Package	Total	Routines
Controlled Substances	4	PSDHL7 PSDHLK PSDHLX PSDHLY
Registration	1	VAFHPOST
Scheduling	1	SCMSP0

Package	Total	FileMan Files
Kernel	2	DEVICE(#3.5)[200.01, 300.01] TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS(#14.7)[400.06]
Health Level Seven	1	HL LOWER LEVEL PROTOCOL TYPE(#869.1)[.02]
MailMan	1	MAIL GROUP(#3.8)[100.01]

Fields, Total: 43

Field #	Name	Loc	Type	Details
.01	NAME	0;1	FREE TEXT	**********************REQUIRED FIELD********************** INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:$L(X)>30!(X?.N)!($L(X)<3)!'(X'?1P.E) X` HELP-PROMPT: `NAME MUST BE 3-30 CHARACTERS, NOT NUMERIC OR STARTING WITH PUNCTUATION` CROSS-REFERENCE: `869.2^B` `1)= S ^HLCS(869.2,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""` `2)= K ^HLCS(869.2,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)`
.02	LLP TYPE	0;2	POINTER TO HL LOWER LEVEL PROTOCOL TYPE FILE (#869.1)	**********************REQUIRED FIELD********************** HL LOWER LEVEL PROTOCOL TYPE(#869.1) LAST EDITED: `JUL 07, 1999` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the Type of Lower Layer Protocol for this link.`
100.01	MAIL GROUP	100;1	POINTER TO MAIL GROUP FILE (#3.8)	MAIL GROUP(#3.8) LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Mail Group to deliver messages. Only used for MailMan LLP.`
200.01	HLLP DEVICE	200;1	POINTER TO DEVICE FILE (#3.5)	DEVICE(#3.5) LAST EDITED: `MAR 13, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter Name of Device for this logical link.`
200.02	RE-TRANSMISION ATTEMPTS	200;2	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>99)!(X<0)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `JUN 23, 1999` HELP-PROMPT: `Type a Number between 0 and 99, 0 Decimal Digits` DESCRIPTION: `Enter the number of times to re-try sending a message. The default is 5 tries if this field is left blank. If a single message exceeds this value an Alert is sent to the HL7 mail group and the link is shutdown.`
200.03	BLOCK SIZE	200;3	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>512)!(X<9)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Type a number between 9 and 512, 245 is the default and recommended number.`
200.04	READ TIMEOUT	200;4	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>30)!(X<1)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter a number between 1 and 30.` DESCRIPTION: `Number of seconds the Lower Layer Protocol remains in a read` `state for data to come in on the link. The default is 10 seconds` `if this field is left blank.`
200.05	ACK TIMEOUT	200;5	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>300)!(X<0)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `DEC 01, 1998` HELP-PROMPT: `Type a Number between 0 and 300` DESCRIPTION: `The number of seconds the Lower Layer Protocol waits for an acknowledgement` `from the receiving application. If this field is less than the READ TIMEOUT` `field, the READ TIMEOUT value will be used.`
200.06	LLP START BLOCK	200;6	SET	'11' FOR VT; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character defined in the HLLP specification as the START BLOCK CHARACTER.`
200.07	LLP END BLOCK	200;7	SET	'28' FOR FS; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character defined in the HLLP specification as the END BLOCK CHARACTER.`
200.08	PROTOCOL ID VERSION	200;8	SET	'21' FOR 2.1; '22' FOR 2.2; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the version number used by the HLLP.`
200.09	UNI-DIRECTIONAL WAIT	200;9	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>10)!(X<0)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `DEC 01, 1998` HELP-PROMPT: `Type a Number between 0 and 10.` DESCRIPTION: `The number of seconds the Lower Layer Protocol waits after sending a messages. This is only used if the message doesn't want an acknowledgment.`
300.01	X3.28 DEVICE	300;1	POINTER TO DEVICE FILE (#3.5)	DEVICE(#3.5) LAST EDITED: `MAR 13, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the device for this logical link`
300.02	MAXIMUM MESSAGE SIZE	300;2	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>99999)!(X<1)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Type a Number between 1 and 99999, 0 Decimal Digits`
300.03	MAXIMUM BLOCK SIZE	300;3	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>245)!(X<9)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Type a Number between 9 and 245, 0 Decimal Digits`
300.04	TIMER A	300;4	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>60)!(X<1)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the time in seconds for the Responce Timer. The default is 6 seconds if no time is entered.`
300.05	TIMER B	300;5	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>60)!(X<1)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the time in seconds for the Receive Timer. The default is 3 seconds if no time is entered.`
300.06	TIMER D	300;6	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>60)!(X<1)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the time for the Inter-Block timer. The default is 30 seconds if no time is specified.`
300.07	TIMER E	300;7	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>600)!(X<1)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the time for the Line Check Timer. The default is 180 seconds is no time is specified.`
300.08	TERM	300;8	SET	'13' FOR CR; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character CR defined by the X3.28 protocol.`
300.09	SOH	300;9	SET	'01' FOR SOH; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character SOH as defined by the X3.28 protocol`
300.1	STX	300;10	SET	'02' FOR STX; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This the control character STX as defined by the X3.28 protocol.`
300.11	ETB	300;11	SET	'23' FOR ETB; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character End of Block as defined for the X3.28 protocol.`
300.12	ETX	300;12	SET	'03' FOR ETX; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character that indicates the end of message test.`
300.13	EOT	300;13	SET	'04' FOR EOT; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character that indicates the End of Transmission.`
300.14	ENQ	300;14	SET	'05' FOR ENQ; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character that indicates an Enquiry.`
300.15	RINT	300;15	SET	'60' FOR RINT; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character that indicates an RINIT char.`
300.16	DLE	300;16	SET	'16' FOR DLE; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character DLE for the X3.28 protocol.`
300.17	NAK	300;17	SET	'21' FOR NAK; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the NAK control character.`
300.18	ACK0	300;18	SET	'48' FOR ACK0; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character ACK0 for the X3.28 protocol.`
300.19	ACK1	300;19	SET	'49' FOR ACK1; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character ACK1 for the X3.28 protocol.`
300.2	ACK2	300;20	SET	'50' FOR ACK2; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character ACK2 for the X3.28 protocol.`
300.21	ACK3	300;21	SET	'51' FOR ACK3; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character ACK3 for the X3.28 protocol.`
300.22	ACK4	300;22	SET	'52' FOR ACK4; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character ACK4 for the X3.28 protocol.`
300.23	ACK5	300;23	SET	'53' FOR ACK5; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character ACK5 for the X3.28 protocol.`
300.24	ACK6	300;24	SET	'54' FOR ACK5; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character ACK6 for the X3.28 protocol.`
300.25	ACK7	300;25	SET	'55' FOR ACK7; LAST EDITED: `FEB 27, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `This is the control character ACK7 for the X3.28 protocol.`
400.01	TCP/IP ADDRESS	400;1	FREE TEXT	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:$L(X)>40!($L(X)<7) X` LAST EDITED: `JUL 20, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the TCP/IP address for the remote host` AUDIT: `YES, ALWAYS`
400.02	TCP/IP PORT	400;2	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>65535)!(X<1)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `JUL 20, 1995` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the TCP/IP port` AUDIT: `YES, ALWAYS`
400.03	TCP/IP SERVICE TYPE	400;3	SET	'C' FOR CLIENT (SENDER); 'S' FOR SINGLE LISTENER; 'M' FOR MULTI LISTENER; LAST EDITED: `SEP 22, 1998` DESCRIPTION: `This field determines if the Logical Link is the client (sender) or a listener (server) of a message. Choose from:` `CLIENT (SENDER):` `Indicates that this Logical Link connects to a target system, with` `the current system acting as the sender.` `SINGLE LISTENER:` `Designates that the current system is a server (listener), using a` `single M process to do the listening.` `MULTI LISTENER:` `Designates that the current system is a server (listener), creating` `multiple background processes.`
400.04	PERSISTENT	400;4	SET	'Y' FOR YES; 'N' FOR NO; LAST EDITED: `AUG 20, 1998` DESCRIPTION: `Enter 'YES' if this connection needs to remain open even if there are no messages to send. The connection will remain open until it is disconnected by either side via shutting-down the logical link. A setting of 'YES' is` `appropriate for connecting to a COTS device with a high volume of messages.`
400.05	RETENTION	400;5	NUMBER	INPUT TRANSFORM: `K:+X'=X!(X>999999)!(X<0)!(X?.E1"."1N.N) X` LAST EDITED: `MAY 18, 1999` HELP-PROMPT: `Type a Number between 0 and 999999, 0 Decimal Digits` DESCRIPTION: `Retention is the maximum time in seconds in which a non-persistent LLP will wait after the associated queue has been emptied. If further messages arrive in the queue before the retention time has expired, the LLP will` `continue to dequeue and send messages. Otherwise, the LLP will become inactive and will remain inactive until further messages are queued.`
400.06	STARTUP NODE	400;6	POINTER TO TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS FILE (#14.7)	TASKMAN SITE PARAMETERS(#14.7) LAST EDITED: `MAR 05, 1998` HELP-PROMPT: `Enter the Taskman node to start this LLP on.` DESCRIPTION: `This field is ONLY for VMS sites running Dual Taskman in DCL.` `This field is used to specify what Taskman node you want to job the Lower Level Protocol. It should only be used if you have two Taskmans running and only want the LLP to run on a particular node. It will only work if` `you are running the dual Taskmans in DCL context on a VMS system.`

NAME: AMB-CARE	NAME: VIC-LINK	NAME: MAILMAN	NAME: PSD-NDES X3.28	NAME: PSD-NDES MAILMAN	NAME: PSD-NDES HLLP	NAME: VAFC-SEND	NAME: VAFH-SEND
NAME: SR HLLP	NAME: SRAAISTSURGERY-TCP	NAME: SRSURGERY-TCP-RECV	NAME: SR HLLP2	NAME: LRNCH	NAME: NPTF LLP	NAME: YS GAF SEND	NAME: RA-MED LLP
NAME: MED-RA LLP	NAME: PSOHLLP	NAME: PSO HLLP	NAME: PSO HLLP1	NAME: PSO LLP1	NAME: MST-SEND	NAME: MPIVA MAIL	NAME: SCD-LLP
NAME: PCMM	NAME: VABAY TCP	NAME: VAMIA TCP	NAME: VASAJ TCP	NAME: VAWPB TCP	NAME: VAGAI TCP	NAME: VATAM TCP	NAME: VAANN TCP
NAME: VABAC TCP	NAME: VADAN TCP	NAME: VADET TCP	NAME: VAIND TCP	NAME: VANIN TCP	NAME: VASAG TCP	NAME: VABIR TCP	NAME: MPI-AUSTIN TCP
NAME: VAMPI TCP	NAME: VABED TCP	NAME: VABOS TCP	NAME: VABRK TCP	NAME: VAMAN TCP	NAME: VANHM TCP	NAME: VAPRO TCP	NAME: VATOG TCP
NAME: VACON TCP	NAME: VAWRJ TCP	NAME: VAALN TCP	NAME: VABAN TCP	NAME: VACAN TCP	NAME: VASYR TCP	NAME: VAWNY TCP	NAME: VABRX TCP
NAME: VABYN TCP	NAME: VANJH TCP	NAME: VAHVH TCP	NAME: VANYN TCP	NAME: VANOP TCP	NAME: VAALT TCP	NAME: VABUT TCP	NAME: VACLA TCP
NAME: VACOA TCP	NAME: VAERI TCP	NAME: VALEB TCP	NAME: VAPHI TCP	NAME: VAPTH TCP	NAME: VAWBP TCP	NAME: VAWIM TCP	NAME: VAMWV TCP
NAME: VAWAS TCP	NAME: VAMAR TCP	NAME: VAASH TCP	NAME: VABEC TCP	NAME: VADUR TCP	NAME: VAFNC TCP	NAME: VAHAM TCP	NAME: VARIC TCP
NAME: VASAM TCP	NAME: VASBY TCP	NAME: VAATG TCP	NAME: VAAUG TCP	NAME: VACHA TCP	NAME: VACMS TCP	NAME: VADUB TCP	NAME: VACAH TCP
NAME: VATUA TCP	NAME: VAHUN TCP	NAME: VALEX TCP	NAME: VALOU TCP	NAME: VAMEM TCP	NAME: VAMOU TCP	NAME: VAMUR TCP	NAME: VANAS TCP
NAME: VACLL TCP	NAME: VACIN TCP	NAME: VACOS TCP	NAME: VADAY TCP	NAME: VACLE TCP	NAME: VACHS TCP	NAME: VAHIN TCP	NAME: VAIRO TCP
NAME: VAMAD TCP	NAME: VAMIW TCP	NAME: VANCH TCP	NAME: VATOM TCP	NAME: VAFAR TCP	NAME: VABHH TCP	NAME: VAMIN TCP	NAME: VASUX TCP
NAME: VASTC TCP	NAME: VACIH TCP	NAME: VAIOW TCP	NAME: VAOMA TCP	NAME: VAGNH TCP	NAME: VAKAN TCP	NAME: VAPOP TCP	NAME: VAWIC TCP
NAME: VACMO TCP	NAME: VAMRN TCP	NAME: VASTL TCP	NAME: VAEKH TCP	NAME: VAALX TCP	NAME: VALIT TCP	NAME: VAFAV TCP	NAME: VANOL TCP
NAME: VASHR TCP	NAME: VAMUS TCP	NAME: VAHOU TCP	NAME: VABIL TCP	NAME: VAJAC TCP	NAME: VAOKL TCP	NAME: VANTH TCP	NAME: VACTX TCP
NAME: VASTX TCP	NAME: VAALB TCP	NAME: VAAMA TCP	NAME: VABIG TCP	NAME: VAELP TCP	NAME: VAPHO TCP	NAME: VAPRE TCP	NAME: VATUC TCP
NAME: VADEN TCP	NAME: VAFHM TCP	NAME: VAFTL TCP	NAME: VAGRJ TCP	NAME: VASLC TCP	NAME: VASHE TCP	NAME: VACHY TCP	NAME: VAPOR TCP
NAME: VAANC TCP	NAME: VABOI TCP	NAME: VAROS TCP	NAME: VASPO TCP	NAME: VAWWW TCP	NAME: VAWCO TCP	NAME: VAPUG TCP	NAME: VAMAC TCP
NAME: VAFRE TCP	NAME: VAHON TCP	NAME: VAPAL TCP	NAME: VAREN TCP	NAME: VASFC TCP	NAME: VALAS TCP	NAME: VALOM TCP	NAME: VALON TCP
NAME: VASDC TCP	NAME: VAWLA TCP	NAME: MPIF RTC PARAMS	NAME: RA-PSCRIBE LLP	NAME: PSCRIBE-RA LLP	NAME: TALK-RA LLP	NAME: RA-TALK LLP

ICR LINK	Subscribing Package(s)	Fields Referenced	Description
ICR #1495	Controlled Substances Lab Service	NAME (.01). Access: Write w/Fileman LLP TYPE (.02). Access: Write w/Fileman HLLP DEVICE (200.01). Access: Write w/Fileman PROTOCOL ID VERSION (200.08). Access: Write w/Fileman X3.28 DEVICE (300.01). Access: Write w/Fileman
ICR #1566	Scheduling	NAME (.01). Access: Write w/Fileman LLP TYPE (.02). Access: Write w/Fileman MAIL GROUP (100). Access: Write w/Fileman

Name	Line Occurrences (* Changed, ! Killed)
^DD(869.1	ID.02+1
^HLCS(869.1 - [#869.1]	ID.02+1
^HLCS(869.2 - [#869.2]	.01(XREF 1S), .01(XREF 1K)

>>	Not killed explicitly
*	Changed
!	Killed
~	Newed

Name	Field # of Occurrence
%I	ID.02+1*!
>> C	ID.02+1*
>> DA	.01(XREF 1S), .01(XREF 1K)
>> DIC	ID.02+1
U	ID.02+1
X	.01+1!, .01(XREF 1S), .01(XREF 1K), 200.02+1!, 200.03+1!, 200.04+1!, 200.05+1!, 200.09+1!, 300.02+1!, 300.03+1! , 300.04+1!, 300.05+1!, 300.06+1!, 300.07+1!, 400.01+1!, 400.02+1!, 400.05+1!
>> Y	ID.02+1*

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Package: Health Level Seven

Global: ^HLCS(869.2

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Description

Directly Accessed By Routines, Total: 5

Accessed By FileMan Db Calls, Total: 6

Pointer To FileMan Files, Total: 4

Fields, Total: 43

Found Entries, Total: 175

ICR, Total: 2

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