General Electric MUSE v9 Service Manual_SM_2059568-017_D MUSE 9 Cardiology Information System Service Manual Software Version 9 2059568-017 Revision D

GEHealthcare

MUSE™v9

CardiologyInformationSystem
ServiceManual

SoftwareVersion9
2059568-017RevisionD

MUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystem
English
©2015-2017GeneralElectricCompany.
AllRightsReserved.

PublicationInformation

TheinformationinthisdocumentappliesonlytoMUSE™v9CardiologyInformationSystem.Itdoesnotapplytoearlierproductversions.
Duetocontinuingproductinnovation,specicationsinthisdocumentaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

MUSEandMarquettearetrademarksownedbyGEMedicalSystemsInformationTechnologies,Inc.,aGeneralElectricCompanygoingto
marketasGEHealthcare.Allothertrademarkscontainedhereinarethepropertyoftheirrespectiveowners.

Thedocumentpartnumberandrevisionareoneachpageofthedocument.Therevisionidentiesthedocument’supdatelevel.Therevision
historyofthisdocumentissummarizedinthefollowingtable.

Revision

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D

ToaccessotherGEHealthcareDiagnosticCardiologydocuments,gototheCommonDocumentationLibrary(CDL),locatedat

www.gehealthcare.com/documents,andclickCardiology.

ToaccessOriginalEquipmentManufacturer(OEM)documents,gotothedevicemanufacturer'swebsite.

ThisdocumentdescribestheMUSECardiologyInformationSystem,alsoreferredtoasthe”product”,“system”,or“device”.This
documentisintendedtobeusedbytrainedGEHealthcareservicepersonnel,GEHealthcare-approvedthirdpartyservicepersonnel,or
localbiomedicalorITpersonnel,responsibleforadministrationandmaintenanceoftheMUSEsystemandthehardwareandnetwork
environmentonwhichitisrunning.

TheMUSECardiologyInformationSystemisintendedtobeusedunderthedirectsupervisionofalicensedhealthcarepractitioner ,by
trainedoperatorsinahospitalorfacilityprovidingpatientcare.

Thisdocumentprovidesinformationrequiredfortheproperuseofthesystem.Familiarizeyourselfwiththisinformation,andreadand
understandallinstructionsbeforeattemptingtousethissystem.Keepthisdocumentwiththeequipmentatalltimesandperiodically
reviewit.

NOTE:

Allillustrationsinthisdocumentareprovidedasexamplesonly.Dependingonsystemconguration,screensinthedocumentmay
differfromthescreensonyoursystem.

Allpatientnamesanddataarectitious.Anysimilaritytoactualpersonsiscoincidental.

Date

1May2015

17July2015Customerrelease.

7December2016UpdatedtosupportHCSDM00417312,HCSDM00430822,andHCSDM00426008.

7September2016

Comments

Initialrelease.

UpdatedtosupportHCSDM00432551forLDAP/ADauthentication.

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CẢNHBÁO
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(KK)

BRĪDINĀJUMS
(LV)

ĮSPĖJIMAS
(LT)

ADVARSEL
(NO)

OSTRZEŻENIE
(PL)

AVISO
(PT-BR)

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шогынан,механикалықнемесебасқақауіптернәтижесіндежарақаталуынаәкелуі
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ellerpasientenskadespågrunnavelektriskstøt,mekaniskeellerandrefarer.

Niniejszypodręcznikserwisowydostępnyjestjedyniewjęzykuangielskim.

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tłumaczeniajestobowiązkiemklienta.

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podręcznikaserwisowego.

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operatoralubpacjentawwynikuporażeniaelektrycznego,zagrożeniamechanicznego
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Estemanualdeassistênciatécnicasóseencontradisponíveleminglês.

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daresponsabilidadedoclientefornecerosserviçosdetradução.

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assistênciatécnica.

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pacientedevidoachoqueselétricos,mecânicosououtros.

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AVISO
(PT-PT)

AVERTISMENT
(RO)

ПРЕДУПРЕЖДЕНИЕ
(RU)

UPOZORENJE
(SR)

VAROVANIE
(SK)

OPOZORILO
(SL)

Estemanualtécnicosóseencontradisponíveleminglês.

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responsabilidadedoclientefornecerosserviçosdetradução.

•Nãotenterepararoequipamentosemterconsultadoecompreendidoestemanual

técnico.

•Onãocumprimentodesteavisopodeprovocarlesõesaotécnico,aoutilizadorouao

pacientedevidoachoqueseléctricos,mecânicosououtros.

Acestmanualdeserviceestedisponibilnumaiînlimbaengleză.

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datoriaclientuluisăfurnizezeotraducere.

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manualdeservice.

•Ignorareaacestuiavertismentarputeaducelarănireadepanatorului,operatoruluisau

pacientuluiînurmapericolelordeelectrocutare,mecanicesaudealtănatură.

Настоящееруководствопообслуживаниюпредлагаетсятольконаанглийскомязыке.

•Еслисервисномуперсоналуклиентанеобходиморуководствоненаанглийском,ана

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специалистыпообслуживанию,операторыилипациентыполучатударэлектрическим
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Ovoservisnouputstvojedostupnosamonaengleskomjeziku.

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neporozumietemu.

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osobyalebopacientaelektrickýmprúdom,mechanickýmaleboinýmnebezpečenstvom.

Taservisnipriročnikjenavoljosamovangleškemjeziku.

•Čeponudnikstoritvestrankepotrebujepriročnikvdrugemjeziku,morastrankazagotoviti

prevod.

•Neposkušajteservisiratiopreme,četegapriročnikanistevcelotiprebraliinrazumeli.

•Četegaopozorilaneupoštevate,selahkozaradielektričnegaudara,mehanskihalidrugih

nevarnostipoškodujeponudnikstoritev,operateralibolnik.

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ADVERTENCIA
(ES)

Estemanualdeserviciosóloexisteeninglés.

•Sielencargadodemantenimientodeunclientenecesitaunidiomaquenoseaelinglés,el

clientedeberáencargarsedelatraduccióndelmanual.

•Nosedeberádarserviciotécnicoalequipo,sinhaberconsultadoycomprendidoeste

manualdeservicio.

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operadoroelpacientesufranlesionesprovocadasporcausaseléctricas,mecánicaso
deotranaturaleza.

VARNING
(SV)

Denhärservicehandbokennnsbaratillgängligpåengelska.

•Omenkundsserviceteknikerharbehovavettannatspråkänengelskaansvararkunden

föratttillhandahållaöversättningstjänster.

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servicehandboken.

•Omduintetarhänsyntilldenhärvarningenkandetresulteraiskadorpåserviceteknikern,

operatörenellerpatiententillföljdavelektriskastötar,mekaniskafarorellerandrafaror .

UYARI
(TR)

Buserviskılavuzununsadeceİngilizcesimevcuttur.

•Eğermüşteriteknisyenibukılavuzuİngilizcedışındabirbaşkalisandantalepederse,bunu

tercümeettirmekmüşteriyedüşer.

•Serviskılavuzunuokuyupanlamadanekipmanlaramüdahaleetmeyiniz.

•Buuyarıyauyulmaması,elektrik,mekanikveyadiğertehlikelerdendolayıteknisyen,

operatörveyahastanınyaralanmasınayolaçabilir .

ЗАСТЕРЕЖЕННЯ
(UK)

Данекерівництвозсервісногообслуговуванняпостачаєтьсявиключноанглійськоюмовою.

•Якщосервіснийінженерпотребуєкерівництвоіншоюмовою,користувачзобов'язаний

забезпечитипослугиперекладача.

•Ненамагайтесяздійснюватитехнічнеобслуговуванняданогообладнання,якщо

винечитали,абонезрозумілиінформацію,наданувкерівництвізсервісного
обслуговування.

•Недотриманняцьогозастереженняможепризвестидотравмуваннясервісного

інженера,користувачаданогообладнанняабопацієнтавнаслідокелектричногошоку,
механічногоушкодженняабозіншихпричинневірногообслуговуванняобладнання.

CẢNHBÁO
(VI)

TàiLiệuHướngDẫnSửaChữachỉcóbảntiếngAnh.

•Nếucácđơnvịcungcấpdịchvụchokháchhàngyêucầumộtngônngữnàokháctiếng

Anh,thìkháchhàngsẽcótráchnhiệmcungcấpcácdịchvụdịchthuật.

•KhôngđượcsửachữathiếtbịtrừkhiđãthamkhảovàhiểuTàiliệuHướngdẫnSửachữa.

•Khôngtuânthủnhữngcảnhbáonàycóthểdẫnđếncáctổnthươngchongườithực

hiệnsửachữa,ngườivậnhànhhaybệnhnhân,dosốcđiện,cácrủirovềcơkhíhay
cácrủirokhác.

8MUSE™v92059568-017D

7September2017

Contents

1ProductOverview

RelatedDocuments...................................................................................13

SafetyConventions...................................................................................14

SafetyHazards..........................................................................................14

HardwareSpecications...........................................................................15

SoftwareSpecications.............................................................................15

SQLServerRequirements..........................................................................16

RequiredNetworkPorts............................................................................16

AntivirusSoftware.....................................................................................16

SecurityUpdates.......................................................................................16

InstallationMedia.....................................................................................17

MUSEOptions............................................................................................17

MUSEServices...........................................................................................20

MUSEv9DriveContentsandSupportingFolders.....................................22

2SystemSetup

ConguringWindowsHighContrastColorSchemeonMUSE

Client.........................................................................................................26

ChangingtheDefaultRhythmLead(s)inECGFormatSettings.................26

MUSEReportDistributionCongurationReport

(DumpReportDist.bat)...............................................................................28

ImportandExportProlesTool.................................................................29

MUSEApplicationwithLocalDatabase..........................................................22

MUSEApplicationwithRemoteDatabase.......................................................23

setlead1.batTool.....................................................................................27

setlead3.batTool.....................................................................................28

LaunchingtheImportandExportProlesTool.................................................29

ExportingaProle....................................................................................30

ImportingaProle....................................................................................30

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ChangingtheMUSECSIOrderDownloadFilteringandSizing..................30

LimitingCSIMUSEOrderDownloadsbyTestType.............................................30

IncreasingorDecreasingtheNumberofCSIOrderDownloads.............................32

StressListManagement............................................................................34

NewStringforStressTests.........................................................................35

CreatingaWorksheet...............................................................................35

RetiringStrings........................................................................................38

UnretiringStrings.....................................................................................38

ChangingtheSortOrderofStrings................................................................38

CombiningUnretireandChangingSortOrderQueries........................................39

CorrectingMistakes..................................................................................39

3MUSEServiceUsers

MUSEServiceUserAccounts.....................................................................41

MUSEUserAccounts.................................................................................41

WindowsUserAccounts............................................................................42

SQLServerRoleRequirements.....................................................................43

MUSEInstallShieldWizardRequirements........................................................43

ChangingMUSEServiceAccounts.............................................................44

ChangingtheMUSEServiceAccountPasswordsintheMUSESystem.....................44

ChangingtheMUSEServiceAccountsandPasswordsinWindows........................45

ConguringSQLServerSecurity...............................................................47

MUSEBackgroundUserAccessInformation....................................................47

CreateaSQLServerLogin..........................................................................48

AssignSQLServerRolestoaLogin................................................................48

CreateSQLServerDatabaseUsersandAssignRoles.........................................49

4ApplicationAuthentication

5SystemAdministration

MUSEAuthentication................................................................................51

Description............................................................................................51

EnablingandDisablingMUSEAuthentication...................................................51

WindowsAuthentication...........................................................................52

Description............................................................................................52

EnablingandDisablingWindowsAuthentication..............................................52

MappingMUSEUserAccounttoaWindowsUserAccountforWindows

Authentication........................................................................................52

LDAPAuthentication.................................................................................53

Description............................................................................................53

EnablingandDisablingLDAPAuthentication...................................................53

Windows+LDAPAuthentication..............................................................54

MUSEShortcuts.........................................................................................54

UsingMUSEInstallShieldWizardtoCreateMUSEShortcuts.................................54

ManuallyModifyingMUSEShortcuts.............................................................55

AutoShutdown..........................................................................................57

ActivatingSystemAutoShutdown................................................................58

CancelingtheSystemShutdown..................................................................59

10MUSE™v92059568-017D

6Maintenance

ModifyingtheMUSEInstalledConguration............................................59

MovingtheMUSEDatabases....................................................................60

RenamingtheMUSESystems....................................................................65

RenamingtheMUSEApplicationServer..........................................................65

RenamingtheMUSEHL7Interface(CCGServer)...............................................70

RenamingtheMUSEClient.........................................................................70

..................................................................................................................70

ChangingtheMUSEPortNumber.............................................................70

OEMMaintenance.....................................................................................73

SafeShutdownProcedures.......................................................................73

ShuttingDowntheMUSEApplicationServer....................................................73

ShuttingDowntheMUSERemoteDatabaseServer...........................................74

ShuttingDowntheMUSEHL7Interface(CCG)..................................................74

ShuttingDowntheMUSEClient....................................................................74

FunctionalCheckoutProcedures..............................................................74

HardwareFRURepairs..............................................................................74

Non-FRURepairs.....................................................................................75

OptionalHardwareAccessoriesforMUSE.......................................................79

7DisasterRecovery

MUSESystemBackupandRecovery.........................................................81

WindowsOperatingSystemandSQLServer....................................................81

MUSESystemSoftware..............................................................................81

MUSEDatabaseBackup............................................................................82

MUSEDatabaseRestoration.......................................................................82

MUSEApplicationServerDisasterRecovery.....................................................83

MUSEHL7Interface(CCG)BackupandRecovery......................................83

MUSEHL7Interface(CCG)CongurationBackupandRestoration..........................83

MUSEHL7Interface(CCG)DisasterRecovery...................................................84

MUSETestSystemDisasterRecovery.......................................................84

MUSEClientDisasterRecovery.................................................................84

ANationalHealthServiceofGreatBritain(NHS)Patient

Identiers

Overview...................................................................................................85

NumberValidation....................................................................................85

NumberVerication.................................................................................86

SearchingbyPatientID(PID).....................................................................87

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DisplayingthePatientID..........................................................................87

InstallingtheNHSNumberFeature..........................................................88

EnableNHSNumberduringInitialMUSEDatabaseInstallation.............................88

EnableNHSNumberbyManuallyChangingtheCustomerIDoftheSystem.............88

UpdatingLegacySystemData..................................................................88

Utility....................................................................................................88

Application.............................................................................................89

BMUSEDatabaseLanguageChangeTool

InstallingtheDatabaseLanguageChangeTool.......................................91

RunningtheDatabaseLanguageChangeTool.........................................91

VerifyingtheDatabaseLanguageChange...............................................92

CConguringMUSESystemforLDAPAuthentication

InstallingtheLDAPAuthenticationOptionintheMUSESystem...............94

ConguringLDAPintheMUSESystem......................................................95

1.ConguringLDAPintheMUSESystemProperties...........................................95

2.ConguringLDAPFieldsinMUSESetup.......................................................97

3.ConguringLDAPGroupsinMUSESetup.....................................................98

ChangestoLDAPGroups..........................................................................99

ADSIEdit..................................................................................................100

InstallingADSIEdit.................................................................................100

UsingADSIEdit......................................................................................100

DSupportforMARSHolterReportsonMUSEv9Systems

UsingSimpliedChineseLanguageOption

................................................................................................................103

ERetrievingMUSEErrorLogsontheSQLServerManagement

Studio

................................................................................................................107

FHolterRecreateTool

................................................................................................................109

GGlossary

................................................................................................................111

12MUSE™v92059568-017D

ProductOverview

TheMUSEsystemisintendedtostore,access,andmanagecardiovascularinformation
onadultandpediatricpatients.Theinformationconsistsofmeasurements,text,
anddigitizedwaveforms.Thesystemprovidestheabilitytoreviewandedit
electrocardiographicproceduresonscreen,throughtheuseofreviewing,measuring,
andeditingtools,includingECGserialcomparison.Thesystemcanbeconnectedto
non-GEHealthcareequipmentiftheequipmentisrecommendedbyGEHealthcare
andmeetstheappropriatecriteria.

ThissoftwaresystemstoresECGsgeneratedbyacomputerizedanalysisprogramthat
isusedtointerpretECGtracings.Thiscomputerizedinterpretationisonlysignicant
whenusedinconjunctionwithclinicalndings.

ThischapterprovidesageneraldescriptionoftheMUSEv9system,alistofother
documentsthatsupporttheproduct,itsservices,drivecontents,andsupporting
folders.

1

RelatedDocuments

Thefollowingdocumentsprovideadditionalinformationthatcanbehelpfulinthe
planning,installation,conguration,maintenance,anduseofthissystem.

PartNumberDocumentTitle

2059568-011

2059568-012
2059568-018
2059568–019
2059568-009
2059568–013

2059568–025

2059568–010
2020299–021

MUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemInstallationandUpgrade
Manual

MUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemClientInstallationManual
MUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemPre-InstallationManual
MUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemAdvancedSecurityGuide
MUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemOperatorManual
MUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemDevicesandInterfaces

Manual
MUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemTransactionalXML

Developer'sManual
MUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemIntervalEditorUserGuide
MobileLinkInstallationManual

2059568-017DMUSE™v913

ProductOverview

PartNumberDocumentTitle

2059568–016

2020299–025
2059568–020
2059568–021

2059568–023
2059868–024
2020375–041
2046472–001
2059868–026
2107900–001
2107900–002
2107900–003
2107900–004
2107900–005

MUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemRegulatoryandSafety
Manual

LANOptionforMACInstallationandTroubleshooting
CCGInstallationManual
MUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemHL7InterfaceReference

Manual
MUSEDICOMGatewayProConformanceStatement
CCGMPIInstallationManual
MUSEFDAXMLConversion5D.02+
MultiTechModemDriverInstallationInstruction
MUSEInSiteExCInstallationManual
CVWeb3.0OperatorManual
CVWeb3.0Pre-InstallationManual
CVWeb3.0InstallationManual
MUSEEnterpriseIntegrationReferenceManual
MUSEEnterpriseIntegrationComponentManual

SafetyConventions

AHazardisasourceofpotentialinjurytoaperson,property,orthesystem.
ThismanualusesthetermsDANGER,WARNING,CAUTION,andNOTICEtopointout

hazardsandtodesignateadegreeorlevelofseriousness.Familiarizeyourselfwith
thefollowingdenitionsandtheirsignicance.

DenitionsofSafetyConventions

Safety
Convention

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

NOTICE

SafetyHazards

Denition

Indicatesanimminenthazard,which,ifnotavoided,willresultindeath
orseriousinjury.

Indicatesapotentialhazardorunsafepractice,which,ifnotavoided,
couldresultindeathorseriousinjury.

Indicatesapotentialhazardorunsafepractice,which,ifnotavoided,
couldresultinmoderateorminorinjury.

Indicatesapotentialhazardorunsafepractice,which,ifnotavoided,
couldresultinthelossordestructionofpropertyordata.

Thefollowingsafetymessagesalertyoutopotentiallyhazardousconditionsthat
couldariseduringthenormaluseofthisproductandrecommendstepsthatcanbe
takentoavoidthoseconditions.Safetymessagespertainingtohazardousconditions

14MUSE™v92059568-017D

ProductOverview

thatmayariseduringspecicactionsmayalsobeprovidedduringthediscussionof
thoseactionsinthisorothermanualsforthisproduct.

CAUTION:

DATACORRUPTION:InstallationofsoftwarenotspeciedbyGEHealthcaremay
causedamagetotheequipment,lossorcorruptionofdata.

DONOTloadanysoftwareotherthanthatspeciedbyGEHealthcareontothe
system.

CAUTION:

DATACORRUPTION:InstallationofsoftwarenotspeciedbyGEHealthcaremay
causedamagetotheequipment,lossorcorruptionofdata.

DONOTloadanysoftwareotherthanthatspeciedbyGEHealthcareontothe
system.

CAUTION:

STOPPINGASERVICEDISABLESTHATFUNCTION:Donotstopservicesunlessyou
understandhowitaffectsthesystem,orunlessallusersareloggedoffthesystem.

CAUTION:

SYSTEMFAILURE:RunninginmodifymodeexposescriticalMUSEsystem
congurationsettings.UnintendedorpoorlyimplementedchangestotheMUSE
congurationcanresultintheMUSEsystemfailing.

DonotlaunchtheMUSEsysteminmodifymodeunlessyouaretrainedand
understandhowyourchangesaffecttheMUSEsystem.

CAUTION:

LOSSOFDATA:Changingsettingswithoutknowinghowtheyaffectthesystem
canresultindataloss.

Donotchangeanycurrentsettingsunlessyouunderstandhowthechange
affectsthesystem.

CAUTION:

LOSSOFDATA:MUSEservicesaredesignedtorestartaftermakingchangesto
theinstallationcongurations.

Toavoidhavinguserslosechangestoopenrecords,usetheMUSEAutoShutdown
featuretonotifyusersoftheshutdown.

HardwareSpecications

Forhardwarerequirements,refertotheMUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystem
Pre-InstallationManual.

SoftwareSpecications

Forinformationregardingsoftwarerequirementsandspecications,refertotheMUSE
v9CardiologyInformationSystemPre-InstallationManual.

2059568-017DMUSE™v915

ProductOverview

SQLServerRequirements

ForinformationregardingSQLServerrequirements,refertotheMUSEv9Cardiology
InformationSystemPre-InstallationManual.

RequiredNetworkPorts

ForinformationregardingnetworkingrequirementsfortheMUSEsystem,refer
to“RequiredNetworkPorts”intheMUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystem
Pre-InstallationManual.

AntivirusSoftware

Customersareadvisedtouseantivirusprotection.Virusprotectionsoftwareisnot
includedwiththesystem.GEHealthcarehastestedthesystemwithNortonAntivirus
andMcAfeeAntivirusproducts.Antivirusproductsfromothervendorscanbeusedas
longastheyarequaliedfortheoperatingsystemonwhichtheyarebeingused.

Antivirus(AV)softwareistheresponsibilityofthecustomer.Duetothelargenumberof
antivirusapplicationsonthemarketandtheircontinualupgradeandversionchanges,
GEHealthcarecannotguaranteefullcompatibilitywillallversions.

ThefollowinglistprovidesantivirusexceptioninformationrelatedtotheMUSEsystem:

•Real-timeantivirusscanningshouldbedisabledduringtheinstallationorupgrade
ofaMUSEapplicationserver.

•Real-timeantivirusscanningshouldbedisabledduringtheinstallationorupgrade
ofaMUSEclientworkstation.

•Real-timeantivirusscanningshouldbedisabledduringtheinstallationofCCG
software.

•Real-timeantivirusscanningshouldexcludethe\gehc-itfolderandallsubfolders
onsystemswhereCCGsoftwareisinstalled.

Inadditiontotheabove,GEHealthcarereservestherighttorequest:

•Softwareexceptionsforthesystemanditsassociatedservices.

•Real-timescanningexclusionofcertainfoldersorles.

•Temporarydisablingofantivirussoftwareduringinstallationortroubleshooting
ofthesystem.

SecurityUpdates

TheGEHealthcareProductSecurityDatabasewebsiteliststhepatchesavailable
byproducttoaddresssystemsecurity.

Asnewvulnerabilitiesandpotentialsecurityissuesarise,GEHealthcaremakesevery
efforttoquicklyidentifyandnotifycustomersofapprovedxes.Timeisrequired
forGEHealthcaretoidentifythevulnerability,testthex,andrunavalidationtest
onthesystemforsafetyandfunctionality.OnlyafterthisrigorousprocessdoesGE
Healthcarereleasetheofcialpatch.Whilewerecognizetheurgencytocorrectthese
problems,wemustensurethattheintegrityofthesystemisnotcompromised.

16MUSE™v92059568-017D

InstallationMedia

ProductOverview

AftersecuritypatchesarevalidatedforspecicGEHealthcaresystems,the
informationisaddedtotheProductSecuritywebsite.Youcandownloadthepatch
directlyfromthewebsiteofthesoftwaremanufacturer(Microsoft,andsoforth)and
applyittoyourGEHealthcaresystem.Tocheckonthelatestinformationregarding
validatedsecuritypatches,usethefollowingprocedure:

1.BrowsetotheGEHealthcareProductSecuritywebsite:http://

prodsecdb.gehealthcare.com.
TheSingleSignOn(SSO)windowopens

2.EnteryourSSOnumberandpasswordandclickLogIn.

IfyoudonothaveanSSOnumber,clicktheSignUplinktoobtainone.

3.UsethefeaturesontheGEHealthcareProductSecurityDatabaseWebsiteto

identifysecuritypatchesthatyoucanapplytoyoursystem.

ThecoresoftwareincludedwiththesystemisontwoDVDs.
TheseDVDscontainboththecontentandISOsofthecontent.TheDVDcanbeused

todirectlyaccessthecontent,ortheISOscanbeusedbyserviceorthecustomerfor
mountingthemediainavirtualenvironmenttoaccessthecontent.Thefollowing
tablesdescribethecontentofthecoresoftwareDVDs.Anyotherdiscsincludedwith
theMUSEsystemonlycontaincontentanddonotcontainISOs.

MUSEApplicationandSupportDVD

Type

Folder
Folder
File
File

Name

\MUSE9_Application
\MUSE9_Support
\MUSE9_Application.iso
\MUSE9_Support.iso

Description

MUSE9applicationles
MUSE9supportles
ISOoftheMUSE9applicationles
ISOoftheMUSE9supportles

MUSECCGDVD

Type

Folder

File

Name

\MUSE9_CCG

\MUSE9_CCG.iso

Description

MUSE9CCGapplicationles

ISOoftheMUSE9CCGapplication
les

MUSEOptions

TheMUSEsystemusesoptionstoenablecertainfeatureswithintheMUSEapplication.

2059568-017DMUSE™v917

ProductOverview

Toviewalistofinstalledoptionsonthesystem,runtheMUSEv9applicationinModify
modeandviewtheChooseMUSEOptionsscreen.See“ModifyingtheMUSEInstalled

Conguration”onpage59forinformationregardingrunninginModifymode.

ThefollowingtableliststheMUSEoptionsintheorderthattheyarelistedinthe
MUSEInstallShieldWizard.SomeoptionsrequireacorrespondingMUSEService
tobeinstalled(see“MUSEServices”onpage20).AnauthorizedGEHealthcare
servicerepresentativeistheonlyonewhocaninstalltheMUSEoptions.Formore
informationabouttheseoptions,refertotheMUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystem
Pre-InstallationManual.

MUSEOptions

MUSEOptionDescription

SerialComparisonEnablesECGSerial

Comparison.
DatabaseSearch
Re-analysisEnablesRe-analysis.
ADTInterfaceEnablesADTInterface.

HISOrdersInterfaceEnablesOrderInterface.

1

EnablesDatabaseSearch.

RequiresMUSEHL7Interface

(CCG).

RequiresMUSEHL7Interface

(CCG).

RelatedMUSEService

None

None
None
MUSEHL7Parser

MUSEHL7Parser

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MUSEOptions(cont'd.)

ProductOverview

MUSEOptionDescription

HISResultsInterfaceEnablesResultsInterface.

RequiresMUSEHL7Interface

(CCG).
HL7ADTQueryInterfaceEnablesADTQueryInterface.

RequiresMUSEHL7Interface

(CCG).
HL7BillingInterfaceEnablesHL7BillingInterface.

RequiresMUSEHL7Interface

(CCG).
HL7BatchInterfaceEnableHL7BatchInterface.

RequiresMUSEHL7Interface

(CCG).
HL7WaveformInterfaceEnablesHL7Waveform

Interface.RequiresMUSE

HL7Interface(CCG).
HL7OrdersDownload

Interface

EnablesOrderDownload

Interface.RequiresMUSE

HL7Interface(CCG).
XMLImport

EnablesXMLImportfor

MUSE.ThisisECGonly.
ACITIPI

1

EnablesACI-TIPIfeatures.

RelatedMUSEService

MUSEHL7Outbound

MUSEHL7Parser

MUSEHL7Outbound

MUSEHL7Outbound

MUSEHL7Outbound

None

MUSEXMLParser

None

Wireless/LAN
Communication

EnablesWireless/LAN

communicationfeatures.
EmailEnablesEmailsupportfor

MUSE.
DCPCommunication

1

EnablesDCPCommunication

features.
21CFRPart11

Enables21CFRPart11

features.
IntervalEditorEnablesIntervalEditor.
XMLExport

EnablesXMLExportfor

MUSE.ThisisECGonly.
EnhancedEditorEnablesEnhancedEditor.
E14BlindingEnablesE14Blinding

features.
HiResDataStorage
HiResPWaveDataStorage

1

EnableHiResstorage.

EnablestorageofHIResP

Wavedata.
ExerciseTestingData

Storage

EnablesstorageofStress

Exercisedata.
HolterDataStorageEnablesstorageofHolter

data.

MUSEModem

MUSEEmail

MUSEDCPInboundand
MUSEDCPOutbound

None

None

MUSEFileCopyorMUSEFTP
Copy

None
None

None
None

None

None

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ProductOverview

MUSEOptions(cont'd.)

MUSEServices

MUSEOptionDescription

eDocConnect

LDAPAuthenticationEnablesLDAPAuthentication

DICOM

1

ThisoptionisstandardonallMUSEv9systems.

Enablesstorageof

third-partyelectronic

documents.

features.

EnablesDICOMfeatures.MUSEDICOMModality

RelatedMUSEService

None

None

WorklistClient,MUSEDICOM
StorageProvider ,MUSE
StorageUser

TheMUSEsystemusesWindowsservicestoperformcertainfunctionswithinthe
MUSEapplication.MUSEservicesareinstalledandconguredtostartusingtheMUSE
Backgroundaccount.

Toviewalistofinstalledservicesonthesystem,openWindowsservicesorexecute
theMUSEv9ModifymodeandviewtheSelectFeaturesscreen.Forinformation
toexecuteMUSEModifymode,see“ModifytheMUSEInstalledConguration”on

page45.

ThefollowingtableprovidesalistofMUSEserviceswithabriefdescriptionofeach.
SomeservicesalsorequireacorrespondingMUSEoptiontobeinstalled;relatedMUSE
optionsarelistedinthefollowingtable.Whentroubleshootingspecicproblems,it
maybeusefultoverifythecorrespondingserviceisrunning.

20MUSE™v92059568-017D

ProductOverview

MUSEv9includesanAutoShutdownfeaturetonotifyusersinadvanceofashutdown.
Forinformationonhowtousethisfeature,see“AutoShutdown”onpage57.

MUSEServices

ServiceNameDescription

MUSE

MUSEDCPInboundListensforinboundDCPcommunication.
MUSEDCP

Outbound
MUSEDICOM

ModalityWorklist
Client

MUSEDICOM
StorageProvider

MUSEDICOM
StorageUser

MUSEEmailHandlesemailtransmissionfromMUSE.Email
MUSEFileCopyUsedbyoutboundfolderdevicesinMUSE.

MUSEFormat1–4

MUSEServiceControlManager.When
started,allMUSEservicesarestarted.When
stopped,allMUSEservicesarestopped.
DoesnotstartorstoptheMUSEAPI3service.

UsedforoutboundDCPcommunication.

UsedtocommunicatewithDICOMModality
WorklistServiceClassProvidertoretrieve
orders.

UsedtoacquireincomingDICOMtests.

UsedbyoutboundDICOMdevicesinMUSE.

Theuseraccountconguredtostartthis
servicemusthaveappropriateshareandle
systemauthorizationtocreatelesinthe
destinationspeciedinMUSEfolderdevice
types.

FormatsoutputtoMUSEdevices.

RelatedMUSE
Option(s)

None

DCPCommunication
DCPCommunication

DICOM

DICOM

DICOM

None

None

MUSEFTPCopy

MUSEGeneracq

MUSEHL7
Outbound

MUSEHL7Parser
1–4

2059568-017DMUSE™v921

UsedbyoutboundFTPfolderdevicesin
MUSE.

Acquiresdatafromfoldersandshares.The
useraccountconguredtostartthisservice
musthaveappropriateshareandlesystem
authorizationtoaccessanddeleteles
speciedinthesharefoldersdenedwithin
MUSE.

UsedbyoutboundHL7devicesinMUSE.HL7BillingInterface,

ListensforinboundHL7messages.ADTInterface,HIS

None

None

HL7BatchInterface,
HL7Waveform
Interface,HL7Orders
DownloadInterface

OrdersInterface,HIS
ResultsInterface,HL7
ADTQueryInterface

ProductOverview

MUSEServices(cont'd.)

MUSEModemSupportsFAXandCSIwireless

communication.CSIincludesmodem,
LAN,andwirelessCSI.

MUSEMTHost

MUSENormalNormalizestestsacquiredintoMUSE.
MUSEPrint

MUSESchedulerRunsMUSEscheduledtasks.
MUSEXMLParser
MUSEAPI3

Handlesmiddle—tiercommunications
betweentheMUSEclientsandtheMUSE
applicationserver.

HandlesprintingtoPostscriptandPCL
devices.Theuseraccountconguredto
startthisservicemusthaveappropriate
authorizationtoaccessthenetworkprinter
UNCpathsdenedinMUSE.

HandlesacquisitionofXMLdata.
UsedforMUSEAPI3applications.Usedby

MUSEWebCompatibilityLayerandCVWeb

3.Thisservicedoesnotstartandstopwhen
theMUSEServiceControlManagerserviceis
startedandstopped.

WirelessandLAN
Communication.This
optionisnotrequired
forphysicalmodems.

None

None
None

None
XMLImport
None

MUSEv9DriveContentsandSupportingFolders

TheMUSEv9applicationanddatabasecanbeinstalledonthesameserveror
separateservers.TheMUSEapplicationanddatabasesupportsinstallationonother
drivepartitions.

MUSEApplicationwithLocalDatabase

WheninstallingtheMUSEapplicationanddatabaseonthesameserver,thefollowing
tableslisttherecommendedinstallationcongurations.

Thisisthesimplestcongurationandavoidstheneedtoadjustrewallsettingsand
setpermissionsbetweentheMUSEserverandSQLServerdatabases.

C:Drive

Application

WindowsOSWindowsServer
AdobeReaderXIAdobeReaderrequiredtodisplayPDFcontent.Installed

SQLServer

SQLServerManagement
Studio

Description

withtheMUSEsystem
DatabaseengineusedbytheMUSEsystem

Requiredforsupportandtroubleshooting

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C:Drive(cont'd.)

ProductOverview

Application

MUSE
InSiteExC

D:Drive(MUSESystem)

Folder

dbMUSEdatabases.
acq

backupSupportinglesforGEHealthcaretapeornetworkbackup.

mars

xmlTemporarilystoresinboundXMLdata(requiresXMLimport

MUSEApplicationwithRemoteDatabase

MUSEApplicationServer

Description

MUSEapplicationfolderlocatedinProgramFiles
EnablesGEHealthcareremotesupport

Description

DefaultpathMUSEGeneracqservicechecksfortests.
SharedbydefaultforusewithCASE/CardioSoftsystems.

NolongersupportedasofMUSEv9.
TemporarilystoresformattedHolterreportsreadyfor

printing.

option).

Application/Folders

WindowsOSWindowsServer.
AdobeReaderXIAdobeReaderrequiredtodisplayPDFcontent.Installed

SQLManagementStudioRequiredforaccesstotheMUSEdatabase.
MUSE
InSiteExC
MUSEdatafolderThenameandlocationoftheMUSEdatafolderisspecied

\acq

\backup

Description

withtheMUSEsystem.

MUSEapplicationfolderlocatedinProgramFiles.
EnablesGEremotesupport.

duringMUSEsysteminstallation.Inatypicalinstallation,
thefoldernameisMUSEandincludesthefollowingfolders:
\acq,\backup,\mars,and\xml.

DefaultpathMUSEGeneracqservicechecksfortests.
SharedbydefaultforusewithCASE/CardioSoftsystems.

SupportinglesfromGEtapeornetworkbackup.Nolonger
supportedasofMUSEv9.

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MUSEApplicationServer(cont'd.)

Application/Folders

\mars

\xml

MUSEDatabaseServer

Application/Folders

SQLServer

muse\db

Description

TemporarilystoresformattedHolterreportsreadyfor
printing.

TemporarilystoresinboundXMLdata(requiresXMLimport
option).

Description

DatabaseengineusedbytheMUSEsystem.
MUSEdatabases.

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2

InitialsetupinstructionsfortheMUSEsystemarefoundintheMUSEv9Cardiology
InformationSystemOperatorManual.

Forinformationonsettingupanyofthefollowingitems,refertotheMUSEv9
CardiologyInformationDevicesandInterfacesManual:

•MUSEeDocConnect

•DICOMIntegration

•MACCartstoMUSE

•CASEtoMUSE

•MARStoMUSE

•MUSEMonitoringGateway

•MUSEXMLImport

•MUSEAPI3

•MUSEWebCompatibility

•MUSEMACCRACompatibility

•CardioDayv2.5toMUSE

•MUSECongurationforVAVistAImaging

ThischapterprovidesadditionalinstructionsforcongurationoftheMUSEsystem
afterinstallationiscomplete.Thetopicscoveredinthischapterare:

•“ConguringWindowsHighContrastColorSchemeonMUSEClient”

•“ChangingtheDefaultRhythmLead(s)inECGFormatSettings”

•“MUSEReportDistributionCongurationReport(DumpReportDist.bat)”

•“ImportandExportProlesTool”

•“StressListManagement”

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ConguringWindowsHighContrastColor
SchemeonMUSEClient

Foreachworkstationtobeusedbyoneormoreindividualswithcolorvisiondeciency
(colorblindness),youenabletheWindowsHighContrastColorSchemefortheMUSE
systemasfollows:

1.FromtheMUSEclientthatisbeingusedbyacolorimpairedindividual,use
WindowsDisplay>AppearancesettingstoactivateoneoftheHighContrast
options:

•HighContrast#1

•HighContrast#2

•HighContrastBlack

•HighContrastWhite

2.FromtheWindowsdesktop,copyaMUSEshortcuticon,whichwascreated
duringinstallation,andpasteitontheWindowsdesktop.

3.RenametheshortcutbyaddingWindowsDefaultColorstotheendofthename.

4.Right-clickontheshortcutandselectProperties.

5.IntheTargeteld,addthefollowingtotheendofthestring:

<space>—nocui

6.ClickOKtosaveyourchanges.

7.Repeatstep2throughstep6foreachoftheMUSEshortcuticons.

NOTE:

InformcolorimpairedsystemuserstousetheshortcutswithWindows
DefaultColorsappendedtotheendofthename.

Informsystemuserswhoarenotcolorimpairedtousetheoriginalshortcuts.

ChangingtheDefaultRhythmLead(s)inECG FormatSettings

TheECGFormatSettingswithintheMUSEapplicationcanbeconguredtooutput
rhythmleads.Forexample,thedefaultrhythmleadscanbeconguredintheECG
SpecicFormatProperties>FormatStylesscreenoftheMUSEsystem.

FormatStyleDefaultRhythmLead(s)

4x2.5with1RhythmLead

V1

4x2.5with3RhythmLeads
Pharma4x2.5with2RhythmLeads
Pediatric5x2with1RhythmLead
Adult5x2with1RhythmLead

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V1,II,V5
V1,II
V1
V1

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AcustomercanchangethedefaultrhythmleadforoneorallECGformatsettings.Two
toolsinstalledwiththeMUSEsystemareusedtochangethedefaultrhythmleadsand
areinstalledintheMUSEapplicationfolder(defaultisc:\ProgramFiles(x86)\MUSE).

Tool

setlead1.batAllowstherstdefaultrhythmleadtobechanged.Forusebyformat

setlead3.batAllowsallthreedefaultrhythmleadstobechanged.Forusebyformat

Toexecutethiscommand-linetool,performthefollowingsteps:

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverastheMUSEadministratoruser.

2.LaunchtheWindowsCommandPrompt.

3.ChangetothelocationoftheMUSEapplicationfolder.

4.Executeeithersetlead1.batorsetlead3.batusingtheappropriatecommand-line

setlead1.batTool

Thefollowingtableslistthecommandstringtousethetoolandprovidesexamples
andadescriptionofeachexample.

Usage:

Description

stylesthatonlyhave1rhythmlead.

stylesthathave2or3rhythmleads.

parametersspeciedin“setlead1.batTool”onpage27or“setlead3.batTool”

onpage28.

setlead1lead1[-id:<format>][-server:<server>][-prex:<prex>]

where:

lead1=I,II,V1,V2,V3,V4,V5,V6,III,AVR,AVL,AVF

-id=FormatID(default=all)

-server=NameofSQLserverandinstance

-prex=PrexforMUSEdatabase

Command/UsageExampleDescription/Result

setlead1IIDatabaseserverislocal.Setsthedefault

rhythmleadforallECGformatsettingstoII.

setlead1II-id:6Databaseserverislocal.Setsthedefault

rhythmleadforjusttheformatsettingwith
ID6toII.

setlead1II-id:6-server:SQLMAIN1DatabaseserverisnamedSQLMAIN1.Sets

thedefaultrhythmleadforjusttheformat
settingwithID6toII.

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setlead3.batTool

Thefollowingtableslistthecommandstringtousethetoolandprovidesexamples
andadescriptionofeachexample.

Usage:

Command/UsageExampleDescription/Result

setlead3V1V2V3Databaseserverislocal.Setsthedefault

setlead3V1V2V3-id:6Databaseserverislocal.Setsthedefault

setlead3V1V2V3-id:6-server:SQLMAIN1DatabaseserverisnamedSQLMAIN1.Sets

setlead3lead1lead2lead3[-id:<format>][-server:<server>]
[-prex:<prex>]

where:

lead1=I,II,V1,V2,V3,V4,V5,V6,III,AVR,AVL,AVF
lead2=I,II,V1,V2,V3,V4,V5,V6,III,AVR,AVL,AVF
lead3=I,II,V1,V2,V3,V4,V5,V6,III,AVR,AVL,AVF

-id=FormatID(default=all)

-server=NameofSQLserverandinstance

-prex=PrexforMUSEdatabase

rhythmleadsforallECGformatsettingsto
V1,V2,andV3.

rhythmleadforjusttheformatsettingwith
ID6toV1,V2,andV3.

thedefaultrhythmleadforjusttheformat
settingwithID6toV1,V2,andV3.

MUSEReportDistributionCongurationReport
(DumpReportDist.bat)

ThetoolDumpReportDist.batisinstalledwiththeMUSEsystemtowritetheentiretyof
theMUSEReportDistributioncongurationtoaleforreference.Thistoolisinstalled
intheMUSEapplicationfolder(defaultisc:\ProgramFiles(x86)\MUSE).

Thetoolgeneratestwotypesofreports:bytesttypeorbydevicetype.TheTestType
Reportsortstheoutputofthereportdistributioncongurationbytesttype.TheDevice
TypeReportsortstheoutputbydevicenumber.

Toexecutethiscommand-linetool,performthefollowingsteps:

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverastheMUSEadministratoruser.

2.LaunchtheWindowsCommandPromptusingRunasAdministrator.

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3.ChangetothelocationoftheMUSEapplicationfolder.

4.ExecuteDumpReportDist.batusingtheappropriatecommand-lineparameters

speciedinthefollowingtables.

Usage:

Command/UsageExampleDescription/Result

DumpReportDist/r:0/f:c:\temp\
site1_type.txt/db:MUSE_Site0001

DumpReportDist/r:1/f:c:\temp\
site2_dev.txt/db:MUSE_Site0002
/s:SQLMAIN1

DumpReportDist[/r:reportType][/f:lename][/db:dbname]
[/s:dbserver]

where:

/r:reportType=0forTestTypeReport(0isdefault),1forDevicereport
/f:lename=Outputlename(defaultisReportDistribution.txtin

currentfolder)

/db:dbname=SitedatabasetouseinMUSE_Sitexxxxformat(defaultis
MUSE_Site0001)

/s:dbserver=Nameofthedatabaseserver(defaultislocal)

Databaseserverislocal.OutputsTestType
reportnamedc:\temp\site1_type.txtusing
MUSESite1database.

DatabaseserverisnamedSQLMAIN1.
OutputsDevicereportnamed
c:\temp\site2_dev.txtusingMUSESite
2database.

ImportandExportProlesTool

TheMUSEsystemhasatooltoimportandexportMUSEproles.Thissectiondescribes
thetoolandtheprocessestoimportandexportproles.

LaunchingtheImportandExportProlesTool

LaunchthetoolbyrunningtheProleExport.exefromtheMUSEinstallationfolder.
DefaultisC:\ProgramFiles(x86)\MUSE.

ThetoolcanbelaunchedfromtheMUSEapplicationserveroraMUSEclient
workstation.

NOTE:

ThedefaultauthenticationmodeisWindows.Add-museauthenticatetothe
command-linetorunthetoolusingMUSEAuthentication.

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ExportingaProle

1.LaunchtheImport&ExportProlesTool.

2.Selecttheproletoexport.

3.ClickExport.

4.Typethepathandlenameforthele.

5.ClickSave.

ImportingaProle

1.CreateanewproleintheMUSEsystem.

AlistoftheprolescurrentlyontheMUSEsystemisdisplayed.

TheleissavedasanXMLlewiththenametypedinstep4.

Thisnewproleisaplaceholderfortheimportedproleinformation.
Alternatively,anexistingprolemaybeusedinsteadofcreatinganewone.
TocreateaproleinMUSE,referto“Proles”intheMUSEv9Cardiology

InformationSystemOperatorManual.

2.LaunchtheImport&ExportProlesTool.
AlistoftheprolescurrentlyontheMUSEsystemisdisplayed.

3.Selecttheprolethatyoucreateinstep1.

4.ClickImport.

5.Typethepathandlenameforthele.

6.ClickOpen.
TheImport&ExportProlesToolcopiestheimportedleandreplacesthenew

prolewiththeimportedle.

ChangingtheMUSECSIOrderDownloadFiltering andSizing

ChangetheMUSECSIOrderDownloadlteringandsizingbyusingtheinstructions
inthefollowingsections.Thechangesmadehereonlyeffectordersdownloadedvia
theCSIprotocol.Ordersdownloadedviaotherprotocolsarenoteffectedbythese
changes.

TheseinstructionsmanipulatetheMUSEdatabasetablesandshouldbeperformed
onlybyGEHealthcareMUSETechnicalSupportoraMUSEFieldSpecialist.Theperson
completingthistaskshouldbefamiliarrunningquerieswithSQLServerManagement
Studio.

LimitingCSIMUSEOrderDownloadsbyTestType

Bydefault,whendownloadingordersfromtheMUSEsystem,ordersforalltesttypes
areincluded.YoucanconguretheMUSEapplicationtolterthedownloadingof
ordersbytesttype.

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FilteringusesthebinarybitmaskofthenumberintheCSITypeDownloadeldofthe
MUSE_System.dbo.cfgSitestable.Thedefaultvalueis0.Whentheeldcontains0,

thereisnolteringoftheorders.
Thefollowingtableliststhevaluesforeachbitmaskanddenesthelteringscheme.

BitMaskValuesforTestTypes

Bit

1
2
3
4

5

TestType

RestingECG
PacemakerNotused
HiRes
Stress8

Holter

Value

1

4

16

Settingthebittoavalueinthebitmaskonlyallowsthatordertypetobesent.Tosend
morethanoneordertype,addthevaluestogetherandusethesumasthevalue.For
exampletosendonlyRestingECGandHiResorders,addthevalues1and4which
equals5.Inthisexampleordertypes,StressandHolter ,areexcludedfromtheorder
download.TosendonlyrestingECGs,settheCSITypeDownloadeldto1.

Usethefollowingprocedure,alongwiththeinformationinthetable,tolterwhich
orderscanbedownloadedfromMUSE.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverastheMUSEAdministratoruser.

2.ExecutethefollowingqueryinSQLServerManagementStudiotodetermine
thecurrentconguration:

---BEGINQUERY---

SELECTSiteID,CSITypeDownload

FROMMUSE_System.dbo.cfgSites

---ENDQUERY---

ThequeryreturnsthecurrentvaluesforeachMUSEsite.

3.Ifchangesneedtobemadetotheconguration,performafullorpartial
shutdownoftheMUSEsystemfollowingtheshutdownproceduresdescribed
in“ActivatingSystemAutoShutdown”onpage58.

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4.ExecutethefollowingqueryinSQLServerManagementStudiotochangethe
lteringvalue,replacingXwiththeltervalueandYwiththeSiteIDofthesite
wherethelteristobeapplied:

---BEGINQUERY---

UPDATEMUSE_System.dbo.cfgSites

SETCSITypeDownload=X

WHERESiteID=Y

---ENDQUERY---

Forexample,toalloworderdownloadforonlyrestingECGandHiResonSite1,
addthevalues1and4,whichequals5andrunthefollowingquery.

---BEGINQUERY---

UPDATEMUSE_System.dbo.cfgSites

SETCSITypeDownload=5

WHERESiteID=1

---ENDQUERY---

5.Repeatthecommandforeachsitethatneedstobechanged.

6.Verifyyourchangesbyre-executingthefollowingqueryinSQLServer
ManagementStudiotodeterminethecurrentconguration.

---BEGINQUERY---

SELECTSiteID,CSITypeDownload

FROMMUSE_System.dbo.cfgSites

---ENDQUERY---

7.CanceltheAutoShutdownfollowingtheshutdownprocedure“Cancelingthe

SystemShutdown”onpage59.

IncreasingorDecreasingtheNumberofCSIOrder Downloads

Bydefault,whendownloadingordersfromtheMUSEsystem,atotalof100orders
isreturnedtotherequestingdevice.TheMUSEapplicationcanbeconguredto
increaseordecreasethisnumberoforders.

Tochangethenumberofordersthatgetreturned,edittheCSIMaxOrderDownload
eldintheMUSE_System.dbo.cfgSitestable.Themaximumlimitthatcanbesetin
theMUSEapplicationis360.However,cartlimitationsmaypreventthisnumberof
ordersfrombeingstored.Itisstronglyrecommendedthatthenumberofordersbe
settonotexceed200.

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Thefollowingprocedurecanbeusedtochangethenumberofordersreturnedby
theMUSEsystem.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverastheMUSEAdministratoruser.

2.ExecutethefollowingqueryinSQLServerManagementStudiotodetermine
thecurrentconguration.

---BEGINQUERY---

SELECTSiteID,CSIMaxOrderDownload

FROMMUSE_System.dbo.cfgSites

---ENDQUERY---

ThequeryreturnsthecurrentvaluesforeachMUSEsite.

3.Ifchangesneedtobemadetotheconguration,performafullorpartial
shutdownoftheMUSEsystemfollowingtheshutdownproceduresdescribed
in“ActivatingSystemAutoShutdown”onpage58.

4.ExecutethefollowingqueryinSQLServerManagementStudiotochangethe
maximumvalue,replacingXwiththenewmaxvalueandYwiththeSiteIDof
thesitewherethenewmaxistobeapplied:

---BEGINQUERY---

UPDATEMUSE_System.dbo.cfgSites

SETCSIMaxOrderDownload=X

WHERESiteID=Y

---ENDQUERY---

Forexample,toallowamaximumvalueof150onSite1,runthefollowingquery

---BEGINQUERY---

UPDATEMUSE_System.dbo.cfgSites

SETCSIMaxOrderDownload=150

WHERESiteID=1

---ENDQUERY---

5.Repeatthecommandforeachsitethatneedstobechanged.

6.Verifyyourchangesbyre-executingthefollowingqueryinSQLServer
ManagementStudiotodeterminethecurrentconguration.

---BEGINQUERY---

SELECTSiteID,CSIMaxOrderDownload

FROMMUSE_System.dbo.cfgSites

---ENDQUERY---

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StressListManagement

7.CanceltheAutoShutdownfollowingtheshutdownprocedure“Cancelingthe

SystemShutdown”onpage59.

TheStressListManagementprocedureisintendedtoprovidelimitedmanagement
fortheselectionsthatappearinthedrop-downlistslocatedintheMUSEEditorfor
stressreports.Itisnotastandardlistmanagementtool.Itshouldbeconsideredan
infrequentproceduretoadjusttheStressdrop-downlistsintheMUSEEditoronly
whennecessary.

TheseinstructionsmanipulatetheMUSEdatabasetablesandshouldbeperformed
onlybyMUSETechnicalSupportoraMUSEFieldSpecialist.Thepersoncompleting
thistaskshouldbefamiliarrunningquerieswithSQLServerManagementStudio.

Thestringsthatappearinthedrop-downlistsintheMUSEEditorforstressreportsare
locatedinthecfgDataDictUserEnumstableintheMUSE_SiteXXXXdatabase,where
XXXXrepresentstheMUSEsitenumber.

Thesestringscanbe:

String

RetiredThevaluenolongerdisplaysinthe

UnretiredThevaluedisplaysinthedrop-downlist.
SortorderchangedThemostfrequentlyusedvaluesdisplayat

Denition

drop-downlist.

thetopofthelist.

ThesechangesrequirethatvaluesinthecfgDataDictUserEnumstablebealtered.

NOTE:

Modifyingthesestringsrequirescustomerinput.Forthisreason,thecomplete
listofstringswillbecopiedintoanExcelspreadsheetwherethechangescanbe
reviewedandapprovedbythecustomerpriortoapplyingthechanges.

DONOTmakeanychangestoanyvaluesotherthanthosedescribed.Existingstrings
mayhavebeenusedonpastStresstestsandmustbemaintainedas-is.Asshownin
thefollowingillustration,eachdrop-downlistusesaFieldIDnumberthatidentiesit
inthedatabaseandeachselectioninthedrop-downhasanEnumStringandEnumID
numberthatidentiesaspecicstringinthelist.

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NewStringforStressTests

Newstringscannotbecreatedusingthisprocedure.Newstringsareautomatically
createdintheMUSEsystembasedonnewstringsexistinginnewlyacquiredstress
tests.TheMUSEv9systemautomaticallysetsallnewstringstoaRetiredstate.Any
newstringssenttotheMUSEsystemdonotdisplayinthedrop-downlistsintheMUSE
Editorforusewithanystresstestsotherthantheoneforwhichtheywereoriginally
added.AnynewstringsthatthecustomerwantstousewiththeMUSEsystemmust
beunretiredusingthisprocedure.

CreatingaWorksheet

1.CreateanExcelspreadsheettemplatewiththefollowingcolumnsandsaveit
withanappropriatelename.

Forexample:FacilityName_SiteXXXX_Stress_Lists.xlsx,whereXXXXisthe
appropriatesitenumber.

ColumnIdentierColumnHeading

A1

B1
C1
D1
E1
F1

EnumID

FieldID
FieldName
EnumString
Current_Retired
New_Retired

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ColumnIdentierColumnHeading

G1
H1

Current_SortOrder
New_SortOrder

2.LogintotheMUSEapplicationserverasMUSEadministrator.

3.LaunchSQLServerManagementStudioandlogintotheappropriateSQL
Serverinstance.

4.RunthefollowingSQLQueryreplacingXXXXwiththeappropriateMUSEsite
database

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--BEGINQUERY--

SELECTEnumID,FieldID,

FieldName=

CASEFieldID

WHEN'13482'THEN'ExerciseNurse'

WHEN'13484'THEN'AttendingPhysician'

WHEN'13494'THEN'TestType'

WHEN'13507'THEN'ReasonForTest'

WHEN'13546'THEN'Protocol'

WHEN'13590'THEN'Arrhythmias'

WHEN'13614'THEN'RestingECG'

WHEN'13625'THEN'STChanges'

WHEN'13655'THEN'OverallImpression'

WHEN'13663'THEN'ChestPain'

WHEN'13952'THEN'ReasonforTermination'

WHEN'13969'THEN'HRResponsetoExercise'

WHEN'13974'THEN'BPResponsetoExercise'

WHEN'13979'THEN'FunctionalCapacity'

ELSE'Unknown'

END,

EnumString,RetiredasCurrent_Retired,''asNew_Retired,
SortOrderasCurrent_SortOrder,''asNew_SortOrder

FROMMUSE_SiteXXXX.dbo.cfgDataDictUserEnums

WHEREFieldIDIN(13482,13484,13494,13507,13546,13590
,13614,13625,13655,13663,13952,13969,13974,13979)

ORDERBYFieldID

--ENDQUERY--

SystemSetup

5.PastetheresultsofthequeryintothetemplateExcelleyoucreatedinStep

1startingwithcellA2.

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RetiringStrings

6.SavetheExcelleandsendittothecustomerwiththefollowinginstructions:
a.PopulatecolumnF(New_Retired)withavalueof0forunretiredoravalue

of1forretired.

b.PopulatecolumnH(New_SortOrder)withthedesiredsortordervalue.

SortOrdervaluesshouldnotbeduplicatedwithinarangeofFieldNames.
AnythingmarkedasretiredincolumnFmusthaveaNew_SortOrdervalue
of500.

7.AFteryouobtainthecompletedExcellefromthecustomer,verifythatevery
rowhasavalueof0or1forcolumnF(New_Retired)andanumericvaluein
columnH(New_SortOrder).

8.Usingthevaluesinthesecolumns,followtheinstructionsinthe“Retiring

Strings”,“UnretiringStrings”onpage38,and“ChangingtheSortOrderof
Strings”onpage38toimplementthechanges.

Toretireastring,runthefollowingquery,replacingXXXXwiththeappropriateMUSE
sitedatabaseandYYYYwiththeappropriateEnumID:

--BEGINQUERY--

UPDATEMUSE_SiteXXXX.dbo.cfgDataDictUserEnums

SETRetired=1,SortOrder=500

WHEREEnumID=YYYY

--ENDQUERY--

UnretiringStrings

Tounretireastring,runthefollowingquery,replacingXXXXwiththeappropriateMUSE
sitedatabaseandYYYYwiththeappropriateEnumID:

--BEGINQUERY--

UPDATEMUSE_SiteXXXX.dbo.cfgDataDictUserEnums

SETRetired=0

WHEREEnumID=YYYY

--ENDQUERY--

ChangingtheSortOrderofStrings

Tochangethesortorderofastring,runthefollowingquery,replacingXXXXwiththe
appropriateMUSEsitedatabase,YYYYwiththeappropriateEnumID,andZZZZwith
theappropriateSortOrdervalue:

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--BEGINQUERY--

UPDATEMUSE_SiteXXXX.dbo.cfgDataDictUserEnums

SETSortOrder=ZZZZ

WHEREEnumID=YYYY

--ENDQUERY--

CombiningUnretireandChangingSortOrderQueries

Asinglequerycanbeusedtobothunretireandchangethesortorder.Tounretireand
changethesortorderofastringatthesametime,runthefollowingquery,replacing
XXXXwiththeappropriateMUSEsitedatabase,YYYYwiththeappropriateEnumID,
andZZZZwiththeappropriateSortOrdervalue:

--BEGINQUERY--

UPDATEMUSE_SiteXXXX.dbo.cfgDataDictUserEnums

SETRetired=0,SortOrder=ZZZZ

WHEREEnumID=YYYY

--ENDQUERY--

SystemSetup

CorrectingMistakes

SincethesequeriesonlyimpacttheRetiredand/orSortOrdercolumnsofthe
cfgDataDictUserEnumstable,ifanymistakesaremadeduringtheprocess,those
mistakescanbecorrectedbyrunningtheappropriatequeriestochangethesort
order,retire,orun-retirethestringasappropriate.TheoriginalExcellecreated
in“CreatingaWorksheet”onpage35canbeusedasareferencefortheoriginal
congurationofthestrings.

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40MUSE™v92059568-017D

MUSEServiceUsers

Thischapterdescribesthefollowingitems:

•MUSEserviceuserrequirements,includingWindowsuseraccountrequirements

andSQLServerLoginanduserrequirements

•HowtochangetheMUSEuserpasswords

•HowtochangetheWindowsuseraccountsandpasswordsusedwiththeMUSE

system

•HowtocongureSQLServersecurity

MUSEServiceUserAccounts

TheMUSEserviceaccounts,comprisedofMUSEuseraccountsandWindowsuser
accounts,areintegraltothecorrectoperationoftheMUSEsystem.Thefollowing
tableidentiestheaccounts:

3

Account

MUSE
Administrator

MUSE
Background

DefaultAccount
Name

MuseAdminTheMUSEAdministratoraccountisusedbyGE

MuseBkgndTheMUSEBackgroundaccountisusedto

Description

Healthcareservicepersonnelto

•LogontotheMUSEsystemtoperforminitial
setupandconguration

•Provideongoingserviceandsupport.

•StarttheMUSErelatedbackgroundserviceson
theMUSEapplicationserverandMUSEclient
withtheMUSEModemfeature

•CreatenewMUSEsitedatabases.

MUSEUserAccounts

ThedefaultMUSEAdministratorandMUSEBackgroundaccountsareautomatically
setupasuserswithintheMUSEapplication.Theseaccountsarecriticaltotheinternal
workingoftheMUSEsystemandcannotbechanged,withtheexceptionsoftheir
passwordsandWindowsusernames.TheMUSEuserserviceaccountsarelinkedto
theWindowsuserserviceaccountsthroughtheWindowsUserNameeldinMUSE

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MUSEServiceUsers

WindowsUserAccounts

usersetup.ThislinkagehappensautomaticallybytheMUSEinstallerandshouldonly
bechangedbyre-installingtheMUSEsystemorusingtheMUSEModifymode.

TheMUSEAdminandMUSEBkgnduseraccountsintheMUSEsystemhaveknown
defaultpasswords.Thecustomershouldchangethesepasswordsfortheseusers.
TochangetheMUSEsystempasswordsfortheseaccounts,see“ChangingtheMUSE

ServiceAccountPasswordsintheMUSESystem”onpage44.

TheWindowsMUSEAdministratorandMUSEBackgroundaccountsprovideaccessto
theMUSEapplication,MUSEservices,andSQLServerdatabases.Theyarelinkedto
theMUSEuseraccounts.

Theseusernamesandpasswordsmustmeetthefollowingrequirements:

•MustbeamemberofthelocalAdministratorsgroupontheMUSEapplication
server.
TheMUSEBackgroundusermustalsobeamemberofthelocalAdministrators
grouponanyMUSEclientworkstationswheretheMUSEModemfeaturewillbe
used.

•MusthaveappropriateaccesstotheMUSEdatabasesontheSQLServerinstance
wheretheMUSEdatabasesarelocated.Seethetablein“SQLServerRole

Requirements”onpage43.

•Shouldbeadomainaccountwheneverpossibletoavoidmismatchesoflocal
accountusernameandpasswords.

•Setpasswordstoneverexpire,wheneverpossible.Ifthepasswordschange,GE
Healthcareservicepersonnelmightnotbeabletologontothesystemtoprovide
support.Additionally,thebackgroundservicescanfailtostart,causingtheMUSE
systemtostopfunctioning.

•Allowthecustomertodetermineboththeaccountnamesandpasswords.The
passwordsmustbesharedwithGEHealthcareservicepersonneltousethe
accountwhentheyworkontheMUSEsystem.

•ThecustomershouldnotusetheMUSEAdministratororMUSEBackground
accountsforaccessingtheMUSEapplicationserverorMUSEsystem.Instead,
separateMUSEand/orWindowsuseraccountsshouldbecreatedforeach
individualuseraccessingtheMUSEsystem.

Additionally,theMUSEBackgroundaccountmustnotbesubjecttoanypolicies
thatwouldnotgrantthepermissionstotheaccountforLogonasaservice.Log
onasaservicepermissionisarequirementfortheaccounttobeabletostartthe
MUSE-relatedbackgroundservices.

NOTE:

TheMUSEinstallergrantstheMUSEBackgroundaccounttheLogonasaservice
permissiononnewinstallations,however,ifMUSEModifymodeisusedtochange
theMUSEBackgrounduseronaclientworkstation,youneedtomanuallygrant
theMUSEBackgroundaccounttheLogonasaservicepermission.

NOTE:

IfLDAP/ADauthenticationisgoingtobeusedwithMUSE,theWindowsUser
NamefortheMUSEBackgroundusermustcontainthestringMuseBkgnd
somewhereinit.Forexample:MuseBkgnd,XYZMuseBkgnd,MuseBkgndXYZ,
orXYZMuseBkgndXYZ.

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SQLServerRoleRequirements

ThefollowingtableprovidesSQLServerrolerequirementsfortheMUSEAdministrator
andMUSEBackgrounduser.FordetailedinformationonimplementingtheseSQL
Serverroles,see“ConguringSQLServerSecurity”onpage47.

SQLServerRoleRequirements

MUSEServiceUsers

Account

MUSEAdministratorSQLServerLoginwiththesysadminserverroleontheSQL

MUSEBackgroundSQLServerLoginwiththesysadminserverroleontheSQL

SQLServerRoleRequirements

ServerinstancewheretheMUSEdatabasesarelocated.Thisis
thepreferredcongurationforalocaldatabase.

or

SQLServerLoginwiththepublicserverroleontheSQLServer
instancewheretheMUSEdatabasesarelocated,anddatabase
userwithdb_ownerdatabaseroleforalloftheMUSEdatabases.
Thiscongurationismorecommonforaremotedatabase.

ServerinstancewheretheMUSEdatabasesarelocated.Thisis
thepreferredcongurationforalocaldatabase.

or

SQLServerLoginwiththedbcreatorserverroleontheSQL
ServerinstancewheretheMUSEdatabasesarecreated,and
databaseuserwithdb_ownerdatabaseroleforalloftheMUSE
databases.Thiscongurationismorecommonforaremote
database.

NOTE:

Itisnotpossibletogivedb_ownerdatabaseroleaccesstotheMUSEAdministrator
orMUSEBackgroundaccountuntiltheMUSEdatabasesarecreated

WhentheMUSEdatabaseisinstalledorupgraded,theMUSEinstaller
automaticallyattemptstosettheMUSEdatabasesownertotheMUSEBackground
accountspeciedandgivedb_ownerdatabaseroletotheMUSEAdministrator
accountspecied.

MUSEInstallShieldWizardRequirements

ThefollowingtableprovidesWindowsandSQLServerrequirementsfortheuserwho
executestheMUSEInstallShieldWizard:

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MUSEServiceUsers

InstallShieldMode

InitialInstallorUpgrade
Mode

MUSEModifyModeSQLServerLoginwiththesysadminserverroleontheSQL

ChangingMUSEServiceAccounts

Requirements

•MustbealocaladministratoroftheMUSEapplicationserver.

•MusthaveSQLServerLoginwiththesysadminserverrole
ontheSQLServerinstancewheretheMUSEdatabasesare
createdandreside.

•MusthaveMasterconguredasthedefaultdatabaseforthe
SQLServerlogin.

ServerinstancewheretheMUSEdatabasesreside.Thisisthe
preferredcongurationforalocaldatabase.

OR
SQLServerLoginwiththepublicserverroleontheSQLServer

instancewheretheMUSEdatabasesarelocated,anddatabase
userwithdb_ownerdatabaseroleforalloftheMUSEdatabases.
Thiscongurationismorecommonforaremotedatabase.

NOTE:

IftheMUSEAdministratorandMUSEBackground
requirementshavebeenmet,eitherusercanbeusedto
executeMUSEModifymode.

ThissectiondescribeshowtochangetheMUSEuseraccountpasswordsandhowto
changetheWindowsuseraccountsandpasswordsusedwiththesystem.

ChangingtheMUSEServiceAccountPasswordsintheMUSE System

TochangethepasswordoftheMUSEAdministratororMUSEBackgroundaccount,
modifytheuser'spasswordintheMUSEapplication.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplication.

2.GotoSetup>Users.

3.Right-clickontheaccountyouwanttochangeandselectProperties.
TheUserPropertieswindowopens.

4.TypeanewpasswordintheMUSEPasswordandRe-enterMUSEPassword
elds.

5.ClickOKtosaveyourchange.

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ChangingtheMUSEServiceAccountsandPasswordsin Windows

TheprocesstochangetheWindowsuseraccountsandpasswordsconsistofthe
followinghigh-levelsteps:

1.ChangeorcreatetheWindowsaccountsandpasswordsusingWindows.

2.VerifySQLServerLoginsandRoles.

3.ShutdowntheMUSEservices.

4.ModifytheMUSEinstalledcongurationto:

•UpdatetheMUSEserviceswiththenewusernameandpassword.

•UpdatetheWindowsusernameoftheMUSEAdministratorandMUSE
Backgrounduseraccounts.

5.CanceltheAutoShutdown.

6.UpdatetheMUSEAPI3serviceuserandpassword,ifnecessary.

ChangeorCreateWindowsAccounts

ThehospitalMUSEsystemandITadministratorsareresponsibleforcreatingthe
Windowsaccountsandpasswords.TheWindowsaccountusernamesandpasswords
usedbythenewMUSEAdministratorandMUSEBackgroundusersmustbesetup
andbereadytousebeforeenteringthemintoMUSE.Conrmthattheuseraccounts
tobeusedfortheMUSEsystemmeettherequirementsspeciedin“WindowsUser

Accounts”onpage42.

VerifySQLServerLoginsandRolesforMUSEAdministratorandMUSE
BackgroundUsers

NOTE:

IfonlytheWindowsuserpasswordsarechanging,disregardthissection.

ThehospitalMUSEandITadministratorsareresponsibleforensuringtheMUSE
ServiceUsershaveappropriateSQLServerLoginsandRoles.Conrmthattheuser
accountsusedfortheMUSEsystemmeettherequirementsspeciedin“SQLServer

RoleRequirements”onpage43.

ShutDowntheMUSEServices

PerformthefollowingstepstoshutdowntheMUSEservices.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverastheMUSEAdministratoruser.

2.PerformafullshutdownoftheMUSEsystemusingtheinstructionsin“Activating

SystemAutoShutdown”onpage58.

Notifyalluserthatthesystemisbeingshutdownformaintenance.

ModifytheMUSEInstalledConguration

AfterchangingorcreatingtheWindowsAccountsandVerifyingSQLLogins,theMUSE
installedcongurationneedstobemodiedwiththenewaccountsand/orpasswords.

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MUSEServiceUsers

PerformthefollowingstepsontheMUSEapplicationserverandanyMUSEclientor
modemserversthathavetheMUSEModemfeatureinstalled:

1.LogontoWindows:

PointofAccess

MUSEApplicationServerMUSEAdministratoruser
MUSEClientWorkstationLocaladministrator

Logonas

2.ConrmtheMUSEapplicationisclosed.

3.GotoControlPanel>ProgramsandFeatures.

4.SelectMUSE9andclickChange.
TheWelcome...windowopens.

5.SelectModifyandclickNext.
TheSelectFeaturewindowsopens.

6.ClickNext.

7.Ifthefollowingpromptisdisplayed,SQLserver2008orSQLserver2008R2

orSQLserver2012orSQLserver2014isnotinstalled.Thiswarningcanbe
ignoredifyouareinstallingtheMUSEdatabaseonadifferentmachine.Do
youwanttocontinue?,clickYes.

TheMUSEClientCongurationwindowopens.

8.ClickNextthrougheachwindowuntiltheMUSEServicesCongurationwindow
opens.

9.TypetheusernameandpasswordfortheMUSEBackgroundaccountandthe
usernamefortheMUSEAdministratoraccount.

•Ifyouareusingadomainaccount,typetheusernamein<domain

name>\<username>format.

•Ifyouareusingalocalaccount,typetheusernamein.\<username>format.

NopasswordisrequiredfortheMUSEAdministratoruseraccount.

NOTE:

TheMUSEAdministratorUserNameFieldisnotpresentwhenmodifyingthe
MUSEcongurationonaMUSEclient.

UsingtheMUSEBackgroundaccountandpasswordthatyouenteredinthis
step,theMUSEinstallercompletestheinstallationoftheMUSEServices.When
youperformthesestepsontheMUSEapplicationserver,theMUSEinstalleralso
populatestheMUSEBackgroundandMUSEAdministratoraccountsinthe
MUSEdatabasewiththesesameWindowsusernamesandpasswords.

10.ClickNext.
Theinstallervalidatesthattheuseraccountsthatyoucongureddoexist

onthesystem.Ifyoureceiveawarningmessagethattheaccountwasnot
foundoruservalidationfailed,clickNoattheprompttoreturntotheServices
Congurationwindowandcheckthefollowing:

•Theusernamefortheaccountsandthepasswordarecorrect.

•Theaccountsexist.

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11.ClickNextuntiltheMaintenanceCompletewindowopens.

12.ClickFinish.

CanceltheAutoShutdown

PerformthefollowingstepstocanceltheAutoShutdownandensurethatMUSE
servicesarestarted.

1.CanceltheMUSEshutdownusingtheinstructionsin“CancelingtheSystem

Shutdown”onpage59.

2.VerifyallMUSEserviceshavestarted.

UpdatetheMUSEAPI3Service

OnlyusethesestepsiftheMUSEAPI3serviceisinstalled.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverasanadministrator.

2.GotoWindowsServices>MUSEAPI3>Properties.

MUSEServiceUsers

3.SelecttheLogOntab.

4.Changethefollowingeldstomatchtheuseraccountandpasswordforthe
MUSEBackgrounduser.

•Thisaccount

•Password

•Conrmpassword

UsethesameuseraccountandpasswordthatwasusedtomodifytheMUSE
installedcongurationin“ModifytheMUSEInstalledConguration”onpage45.

5.ClickOK.

6.RestarttheMUSEAPI3service.

ConguringSQLServerSecurity

Asindicatedinthe“SQLServerRoleRequirements”onpage43,specicSQLServer
securityrequirementsmustbemetfortheMUSEAdministratorandtheMUSE
Backgroundusers.ThissectiondescribestheprocessforconguringSQLServer
security.

ThissectionprovidesspecicproceduresforcompletingcertaintasksinSQLServer
ManagementStudio.Therearemultiplewaystoperformthesesametasks.A
customerSQLadministratorcanperformthesetasksinawaythatisdifferentfrom
theproceduresdescribedhere.

MUSEBackgroundUserAccessInformation

WhentheMUSEdatabasesareinstalledorupgraded,theMUSEBackgrounduseris
madetheowneroftheMUSEdatabases.ThisensuresthattheMUSEBackgrounduser
hasaSQLdatabaseusercreatedforalltheMUSEdatabasesandthattheuserhasthe
db_ownerdatabaseroleforalloftheMUSEdatabases.Ifthedatabasesaremovedor

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reattached,theownercanchange.Inwhichcase,theMUSEBackgroundaccount
maynolongerhavedb_owneraccesstothedatabase.

CreateaSQLServerLogin

ThecorerequirementforallusersthatneedaccesstoaSQLServerinstanceisa
SQLServerlogin.ThefollowingstepscanbeusedtocreateaSQLServerlogin.For
remoteSQLServerinstances,thecustomer’sSQLadministratormayneedtoperform
thesesteps:

1.UsingSQLServerManagementStudio,logontotheappropriateSQLServer
instanceusingaSQLServerloginwithsysadminserverroleaccess.

2.InObjectExplorer,expandthedatabaseserver.

3.Right-clickSecurityandgotoNew>Login....

4.MakesuretheGeneralpageisselected.

5.SelectWindowsAuthentication.

6.IntheLoginnameeld,typetheWindowsusernamein<domain>\<username>
formatoftheWindowsusertocreatetheSQLServerlogin.

YoucanalsouseSearch...tolocatetheuseryouwanttoadd.

7.ClickOK.

AssignSQLServerRolestoaLogin

UsethefollowingstepstoassignSQLServerRolestoaSQLlogin.ForremoteSQL
Serverinstance,thecustomer’sSQLadministratormightneedtoperformthesesteps.

1.UsingSQLServerManagementStudio,logontotheappropriateSQLServer
instanceusingaSQLServerloginwithsysadminserverroleaccess.

2.InObjectExplorer,expandthedatabaseserver.

3.NavigatetoandexpandSecurity>Logins.

4.Right-clickontheloginyouwanttoassigntheSQLServerrolestoandchoose
Properties.

5.SelecttheServerRolespage.

6.SelectanyServerrolesyouwanttoassigntotheSQLServerlogin.

NOTE:

Thepublicserverroleisalwaysselectedandcannotbecleared.

7.ClickOK.

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CreateSQLServerDatabaseUsersandAssignRoles

UsethefollowingstepstocreateSQLServerdatabaseusersandgivethemdb_owner
databaseroleaccesstotheMUSEdatabases.ForremoteSQLServerinstance,the
customer’sSQLadministratormightneedtoperformthesesteps.

NOTE:

ThesestepscannotbeperformediftheMUSEdatabasesdonotcurrentlyexist
inSQLServer.

1.UsingSQLServerManagementStudio,logontotheappropriateSQLServer
instanceusingaSQLServerloginwithsysadminserverroleaccess.

2.InObjectExplorer,expandthedatabaseserver.

3.NavigatetoandexpandSecurity>Logins.

4.Right-clickontheloginyouwanttoassigntheSQLServerrolestoandchoose
Properties.

5.SelecttheUserMappingpage.

6.IntheUsersmappedtothisloginsectionofthewindow,selectMUSE_System.

MUSEServiceUsers

7.IntheDatabaserolemembershipfor:MUSE_Systemsectionofthewindow,
selectdb_owner.

8.Repeatstep6through7foreachoftheremainingMUSEdatabases
(MUSE_SiteTemplate,MUSE_Site0002,MUSE_Site0003,andsoon.)

9.ClickOK.

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ApplicationAuthentication

TheMUSEsystemsupportsfourmethodsforapplicationauthentication:

•MUSEauthentication

•Windowsauthentication

•LDAPauthentication

•WindowsandLDAPauthentication

Thefollowingsectionscoverthedifferentmethodsofauthenticationandhowtheyare
congured.Formoreinformationonauthenticationmethods,refertotheMUSEv9
CardiologyInformationSystemAdvanceSecurityGuide.

MUSEAuthentication

ThissectiondescribesMUSEauthenticationaswellashowtoenableanddisableit.

Description

InMUSEauthentication,whentheuserlaunchestheMUSEapplicationafterlogging
ontoWindows,thelogonscreendisplaysintheMUSEapplication,andtheuserneeds
toprovidetheirMUSEsystemusername,password,andthesiteinthesystemthat
theywanttologonto,ifitisotherthantheirdefaultsite.

Thismethodcanbeidealonsharedcomputers,wheretheusersdonotwanttolog
outoftheoperatingsystemtoallowsomeoneelsetologintotheMUSEapplication.

MUSEauthenticationisenabledbydefaultintheMUSEsystem.MUSEauthentication
requiresavalidMUSEuseraccount.

EnablingandDisablingMUSEAuthentication

MUSEauthenticationcanbeenabledordisabledbyperformingthefollowing
procedure:

NOTE:

IfMUSEauthenticationisdisabled,userscanonlyaccessMUSEusingWindows
and/orLDAPauthentication.ForinformationoncreatingMUSEuseraccounts,
refertotheMUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemOperatorManual.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplication.

2.GotoSystem>Setup.

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3.Fromthenavigationpanel,selectSystem.

4.Right-clickonthenameoftheMUSEsystemandselectProperties.
TheSystemPropertieswindowopens.

5.Performoneofthefollowing:

•ToenableMUSEauthentication,selectAllowuserstologonusingMUSE

authentication.

•TodisableMUSEauthentication,clearAllowuserstologonusingMUSE

authentication.

6.ClickOKtosaveyourchanges.

WindowsAuthentication

ThissectiondescribesWindowsauthentication.Itprovidesinstructionsonhowto
enableanddisableWindowsauthenticationandtomapaMUSEuseraccounttoa
Windowsuseraccount.

Description

InWindowsauthentication,,whentheuserlaunchestheMUSEapplicationafter
loggingontoWindows,theMUSEapplicationrecognizestheuser'sWindowslogon
andautomaticallylogstheuserintotheMUSEapplicationastheappropriateMUSE
systemuser.

ThissetuprequirestheWindowsdomainandusercredentialsbeenteredintothe
user'ssetupintheMUSEapplication.NoWindowspasswordinformationisrequiredfor
thissetup.Thismethodiscommononcomputersthatarenotsharedbyothers,and
wheretheuserdoesnotwanttohavetologontotheMUSEapplicationseparately.

EnablingandDisablingWindowsAuthentication

WindowsauthenticationisenabledbydefaultintheMUSEsystemandcannotbe
disabled.WindowsauthenticationrequiresavalidWindowsuseraccountbemapped
toaMUSEuseraccount.Ifthismappingdoesnotexist,Windowsauthentication
willnotwork.

MappingMUSEUserAccounttoaWindowsUserAccount
forWindowsAuthentication

ForinformationoncreatingMUSEuseraccounts,referintheMUSEv9Cardiology
InformationSystemOperatorManual.

PerformthefollowingproceduretomapaMUSEuseraccounttoaWindowsuser
account:

1.LogontotheMUSEapplication.

2.GotoSystem>Setup.

3.Fromthenavigationpanel,selectUsers.

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4.Right-clickontheMUSEUsertobemappedandchooseProperties.
TheUserPropertieswindowopens.

5.IntheWindowsUserNameeld,typetheWindowsusernametomaptothis
MUSEuserintheformat<domainname>\<username>.

6.ClickOKtosaveyourchanges

NOTE:

ItisnotrecommendedtouseMUSEUserSetuptochangetheWindowsusername
fortheMuseAdminorMuseBkgnduseraccountsintheMUSEapplication.To
changetheWindowsusernameoftheseaccounts,useMUSEModifymode.

LDAPAuthentication

ThissectiondescribesLDAPauthenticationaswellashowtoenableanddisableit.

Description

LightweightDirectoryAccessProtocol(LDAP)authenticationallowsforamore
centralizedadministrationofMUSEsystemusersandrolesbyconguringtheMUSE
systemtobeabletocommunicatewiththeLDAPserver.Microsoft’sActiveDirectory
ServermakesuseofLDAPversions2and3.

Withthismethod,whentheuserlaunchestheMUSEapplicationafterloggingonto
Windows,theMUSEapplicationlogonscreenopens,wheretheuserneedstoprovide
theirLDAP/ActiveDirectory(AD)usernameandpassword,andthesiteinthesystem
thattheywanttologonto,ifitisotherthantheirdefaultsite.

Thismethodcanbeidealonsharedcomputers,wheretheusersdonotwanttolog
outoftheoperatingsystemtoallowsomeoneelsetologontotheMUSEapplication
withLDAP/ADcredentials.

ThissetuprequiresLDAPbeappropriatelyconguredwiththeMUSEapplication.
BeforeenablingtheLDAPfeature,talkwithyoureldrepresentativeortechnical
supportspecialist.

SeeAppendixCfordetailedinformationonconguringtheMUSEsystemforLDAP
authentication.

LDAPauthenticationisdisabledbydefaultintheMUSEsystem.LDAPauthentication
requirespropercongurationtoworkproperly.

EnablingandDisablingLDAPAuthentication

LDAPauthenticationcanbeenabledordisabledbyperformingthefollowing:

1.LogontotheMUSEapplication.

2.GotoSystem>Setup.

3.Fromthenavigationpanel,selectSystem.

4.Right-clickontheMUSEusertobemappedandselectProperties.
TheSystemPropertieswindowopens.

5.SelectLDAPConguration.

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6.Performoneofthefollowing:

•ToenableLDAPauthentication,selectAllowuserstologinusingLDAP

authentication.

•TodisableLDAPauthentication,clearAllowuserstologinusingLDAP

authentication.

7.ClickOKtosaveyourchanges.

NOTE:

Makesureyoudonotlockyourselfoutofthesystem.Youcangetlockedoutas
follows:

•IfusersarecurrentlyusingWindowsauthenticationandyouenableLDAP
beforeitisfullycongured.MakesureyoucongureLDAPaccordingtothe
procedureinAppendixC.

•IfusersarecurrentlyusingMUSEauthenticationandyouturnoffMUSE
authenticationandenableLDAPbeforeitisfullycongured.Makesureyou
congureLDAPaccordingtotheprocedureinAppendixC.

Windows+LDAPAuthentication

Windows+LDAPauthenticationisacombinationoftheLDAPandWindows
authenticationmethods.WhenconguringWindows+LDAPauthentication,allthe
informationforbothWindowsauthenticationandLDAPauthenticationappliesto
Windows+LDAPauthentication.

ToaccesstheMUSEsystemusingWindows+LDAPauthentication,LDAPmustbe
enabledandtheWindowsauthenticationshortcutmustbeused.

MUSEShortcuts

Thecommand-lineparameterusedwhenstartingtheMUSEapplicationcomponents
dictatestheauthenticationmethodusedwiththeMUSEsystem.Shortcutsare
automaticallycreatedbytheMUSEinstaller ,however,theycanalsobecreatedand
modiedmanually.

UsingMUSEInstallShieldWizardtoCreateMUSEShortcuts

ThefollowingprocedureexplainshowtocreateMUSEshortcutsusingthe
InstallShieldwizardinMUSEModifymode.Youcanalsocreateshortcutsduring
installation/upgradeoftheMUSEattheMUSEClientCongurationwindow.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverasanadministrator.

2.GotoControlPanel>ProgramsandFeatures.

3.SelectMUSE9andclickChange.
TheWelcome...windowopens.

4.SelectModifyandclickNext.
TheSelectFeaturewindowopens.

5.ClickNext.
TheMUSEClientCongurationwindowopens.

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6.SelectthedesiredshortcutoptionsontheMUSEClientCongurationwindow
usingtheinformationinthefollowingtable:

Item

AddWindows
authenticationshortcuts

Description

Selectifyouwanttoadd
Windowsauthentication
shortcutsforMUSE.

DesktopShortcutName

MUSEEditor

NOTE:

Selectthisoption
whenusing
Windows+LDAP
authentication.

AddMUSEauthentication
shortcuts

AddLDAPauthentication
shortcuts

Selectifyouwanttoadd
MUSEauthentication
shortcutsforMUSE.

Selectifyouwantto
addLDAPauthentication
shortcutsforMUSE.

MUSEEditor(MUSELogon)

MUSEEditor(LDAPLogon)

NOTE:

YoucanhaveeitherAddWindowsauthenticationshortcutsorAddLDAP
authenticationshortcutsselected,butnotboth.

7.ClickNextuntilallyourchangesareappliedandtheMaintenanceComplete
windowopens.

8.ClickFinish.

ManuallyModifyingMUSEShortcuts

Thecommand-lineparameteroftheWindowsshortcuttellstheMUSEsystemwhich
authenticationmethodtouse.RatherthanusetheMUSEModifymodetomodify
MUSEshortcuts,shortcutscanbemodiedmanuallybyusingthefollowingsteps.

1.Right-clickonanexistingMUSEshortcutandchoosePropertiesorcreateanew
shortcutinWindows.

2.SelecttheShortcuttab.

3.IntheTargeteld,usetheinformationinthefollowingtabletoaddorremove
thecommand-lineparameterasappropriate:

AuthenticationMethodCommand-LineParameter

WindowsauthenticationorWindows+
LDAPauthentication

MUSEauthentication-museauthenticate

LDAPauthentication-ldapauthenticate

None.
Nocommand-lineparameterindicates

theauthenticationmethodisWindows
authentication.Thisalsoisthe
congurationwhenusingWindows+
LDAPauthentication.

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ApplicationAuthentication

ThefollowingscreenshowstheparametersforashortcutconguredforMUSE
authentication.

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SystemAdministration

AutoShutdown

5

ThischapterprovidesproceduresforadministrativefunctionsintheMUSEsystem.

TheMUSEAutoShutdownfeaturenotiesuserscurrentlyloggedontotheMUSE
systemuptoveminutesinadvancethattheMUSEsystemisshuttingdown.

Toactivatethisfeature,MUSEsystemusersmusthavetheShutdownprivilege
enabledfortheirrole.Rolesthathavethisprivilegebydefaultinclude:

•MUSEService

•SystemOwner

•SiteManager

ForinformationoncompletelyshuttingdowntheMUSEsystem,see“SafeShutdown

Procedures”onpage73.

Therearetwotypesofshutdown:

•FullShutdown

•ShutsdownallMUSEservicesontheMUSEapplicationserverandMUSEclients.

•TheMUSEapplicationcannotlaunchfromtheMUSEclientortheMUSE
applicationserver.

•MUSEAPI3applicationsdonotfunction,includingMUSEWebCompatibility
LayerandCVWeb3.

•PartialShutdown

•ShutsdownMUSEclientapplicationsrunningremotely.

•TheMUSEservicesontheMUSEapplicationservercontinuetorun.

•MUSEapplicationonlycanbelaunchedfromtheMUSEapplicationserver.

•MUSEAPI3applicationsdonotfunction,includingMUSEWebCompatibility
LayerandCVWeb3.

NOTE:

InitiatingaFullorPartialShutdownrequiresthattheshutdownbecanceled.If
theMUSEserviceisrestartedortheMUSEsystemisrebooted,onlytheMUSEand
MUSEMTHostservicestartsuntiltheshutdowniscanceled.Forinformationon
howtocanceltheshutdown,see“CancelingtheSystemShutdown”onpage59.

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ActivatingSystemAutoShutdown

Usethefollowingproceduretoactivatesystemshutdown.

1.IntheMUSEapplication,gotoSystem>Setup.

2.Fromthenavigationpane,selectSystem.

3.Right-clickontheProductnameandclickShutdownSystem.
TheShutdownSystemwindowopens.

4.SelecttheShutdownTypeandShutdownDelay.

5.ClickActivateShutdown.
Apop-upmessageopensindicatingthatthesystemisshuttingdown.

6.Closethemessagewindow.
ThetopoftheMUSEclientapplicationdisplaysacountdowninminutesbefore

theshutdownoccurs.

Ifyouselectedafullshutdown,theMUSEclientapplicationclosesandallMUSE
servicesareshutdown.

Ifyouselectedapartialshutdown,allremoteconnectionstotheMUSEclient
applicationclose.TheMUSEclientapplicationontheserverandallMUSE
servicesontheservercontinuetorun.

NOTE:

IftheMUSEapplicationisstillopenonaremoteclient,itstopsresponding
andthewindowautomaticallycloses.AutoShutdowndoesnotclosethe
application,onlyitsconnectiontotheMUSEserver.

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CancelingtheSystemShutdown

Usethefollowingproceduretocancelsystemshutdown.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationontheMUSEapplicationserver.

NOTE:

Ifthesystemisinshutdownmode,manuallystarttheMUSEservice.This
startstheMUSEMThostserviceandallowsyoutologon.

Theapplicationdisplaysthecurrentshutdownstatusatthetopofthewindow.

2.IntheMUSEapplication,gotoSystem>Setup.

3.Onthenavigationpane,selectSystem.

4.Right-clickontheProductnameandclickShutdownSystem.
TheShutdownSystemwindowopens.

SystemAdministration

5.ClickCancelShutdown.
IftheMUSEserviceswerestopped,theyarenowrestartedandremote

connectivityisrestored.

NOTE:

CancelingtheshutdowndoesnotautomaticallynotifyusersthattheMUSE
systemisavailable.

ModifyingtheMUSEInstalledConguration

TovieworchangethecurrentMUSEinstalledconguration,runtheMUSEv9Installer
inModifymode.ThereasonsforrunninginModifymodeinclude:

•Viewinginstalledoptions.

•Addinganewlypurchasedoption.

•Addingaservicerequiredforanewoption.

•ChangingtheWindowsaccountsandpasswords.

•ChangingtheMUSEportnumber.

Usethefollowingproceduretochangeanexistingconguration.

1.LogontothesystemasMUSEadministrator.

2.PerformafullorpartialshutdownoftheMUSEsystemfollowingtheshutdown
proceduresdescribedinthismanual,ornotifyusersthatthesystemisbeing
shutdownformaintenance.

3.ClosetheMUSEclientapplicationontheserver.

4.GototheControlPanel>ProgramsandFeatures.

5.SelecttheMUSE9entryandclickChange.
TheMUSEInstallShieldlaunches.

6.VerifythatModifyisselected,andclickNext.

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7.Gothroughthesetupstepsandmakeyourcongurationchanges.

NOTE:

YoucanclickCancelatanytimetoclosetheprogramandavoidsaving
anychanges.

8.Ifnochangesarerequiredforasetupwindow,clickNexttoadvancetothe
nextwindow.

ThelastwindowtoopenisMUSESerialNumber.

NOTE:

ClickingNextatthiswindowIMMEDIATELYappliesyourchanges.

9.ClickFinish.
Ifyouareaddingaserviceoroption,adialogboxdisplaysamessageindicating

thattheservicesarerestarting.

10.Afterthemodicationsarecomplete,canceltheAutoShutdownusingthe
instructionsin“CancelingtheSystemShutdown”onpage59.

MovingtheMUSEDatabases

MovingthedatabasesrequirestheassistanceandcooperationofthelocalIT
departmentanddatabaseadministrator .ContactaMUSEservicerepresentative
beforeperforminganydatabasemoves.Movingthedatabaseconsistsofthe
followingsteps:

1.Preparingthenewdatabaseserver

2.ShuttingdownMUSEservices

3.MovingtheMUSEdatabasestothenewdatabaseserver

4.UpdatingtheMUSEdatabaseserverconguration

5.CancelingtheAutoShutdown

6.Re-installingtheMUSEAPI3.1

PreparingtheNewDatabaseServer

Performthefollowingstepstopreparethenewdatabaseserver.

1.CreatethenewSQLServerinstancewheretheMUSEdatabasesaretobemoved.

2.CreateafolderontheSQLServerwherethedatabasesaretobecopied.

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ShuttingDownMUSEServices

PerformthefollowingstepstoshutdowntheMUSEservices.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverastheMUSEAdministratoruser.

2.PerformafullshutdownoftheMUSEsystemusingtheinstructionsin“Auto

3.AftertheAutoShutdowniscomplete,stopallMUSEservicesontheMUSE

SystemAdministration

NOTE:

TheSQLServerversionwherethedatabasesaremovedmustbecompatible
withMUSEv9andbethesameorhigherversionofSQLServercurrently
beingused.Forexample,iftheSQLServercurrentlybeingusedisSQLServer
2008,thedatabasecanbemovedtoSQLServer2008orhigher .However,if
theSQLServercurrentlybeingusedisSQLServer2012,theMUSEdatabase
cannotbemovedtoSQLServer2008or2008R2.

Shutdown”onpage57.

Notifyallusersthatthesystemisbeingshutdownformaintenance.

applicationserver.

4.SettheMUSEserviceStartupTypetoManual.
ThissteppreventsanyMUSEservicesstartingifthesystemisrebooted.

MovingtheMUSEDatabasestotheNewServer

MovingtheMUSEdatabasestothenewserverconsistsofthefollowingsteps:

1.DetachtheMUSEdatabasesfromtheoldserver.
a.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverasauserwithsysadminserverrole

accesstothecurrentdatabaseserver.

b.OpenSQLServerManagementStudioandconnecttothecurrentMUSE

databaseserver.
c.Expandthedatabaseobject.
d.Right-clickontheMUSE_Systemdatabase,selectTasks,andclickDetach.
e.OntheDetachDatabasewindow,conrmthenameofthedatabase

youaredetaching,putacheckintheDropConnectionscheckbox,and

clickOK.
f.RepeatstepdandstepeforeachMUSEdatabase.

(MUSE_SiteTemplate,MUSE_Site0001,MUSE_Site0002,etc.)

2.CopytheMUSEdatabasestothenewserver.
a.CopyalloftheMUSEdatabaselesfromtheolddatabaseservertonew

databaseserver.

b.Verifyallofthedatabaselesweresuccessfullycopied.Thefollowing

tableliststhedatabaselesthatneedtobecopiedforeachdatabase.

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DatabaseDatabaseFiles

MUSE_SystemMUSE_System.LDF

MUSE_System.MDF
MUSE_System_Cong.NDF
MUSE_System_MuseLog.NDF
MUSE_System_Queue.NDF
MUSE_System_QueueBlob.NDF

MUSE_SiteTemplateMUSE_SiteTemplate.LDF

MUSE_SiteTemplate.MDF
MUSE_SiteTemplate_Cong.NDF
MUSE_SiteTemplate_Test.NDF
MUSE_SiteTemplate_TestBlob.NDF

Muse_Site0001MUSE_Site0001.LDF

MUSE_Site0001.MDF
MUSE_Site0001_Cong.NDF
MUSE_Site0001_Test.NDF
MUSE_Site0001_TestBlob.NDF

NOTE:

IfanysitedatabasesotherthanMUSE_Site0001exist,thoselesalso
needtobecopied.Thelesforadditionalsitesareinthesamele
nameconventionsasMUSE_Site0001.

3.AttachtheMUSEdatabasestothenewserver.
Attachingthedatabasetoaremotedatabaseserveristheresponsibility

ofthecustomerandthefollowingprocedurecanbeusedasaguide.The
specicstepsforattachingthedatabasetoaremotedatabaseservercanvary
dependingonthecustomer’sSQLServerimplementation.

a.OpenSQLServerManagementStudioandconnecttothenewMUSE

databaseserver.
b.Right-clickontheDatabaseobjectandselectAttach.
c.OntheAttachDatabasewindow,clickAdd.
d.BrowsetothelocationoftheMUSEdatabases.
e.SelecttheMUSE_System.mdfle.
f.ClickOKtoattachthele.

TheselecteddatabaseislistedintheDatabasestoattachwindow.
g.RepeatstepdthroughstepfforeachMUSEdatabase.

(MUSE_SiteTemplate.MDF,MUSE_Site0001.MDF,MUSE_Site0002.MDF,

etc.).

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h.AfteralloftheMUSEdatabasesarelistedintheDatabasestoattach

window,clickOK.

NOTE:

Ifanerroroccursattachingthedatabase(s)andyouarecertainall
thedatabaselesarepresentandaccountedfor,youmayneedto
runSQLServerManagementStudiousingtheRunasadministrator
functiontoattachthedatabases.

AsymptomofneedingtousetheRunasadministratorfunctionisthe
error:Databasecannotbeupgradedbecauseitisread-only,has

read-onlylesortheuserdoesnothavepermissionstomodify
someoftheles.

i.VerifyalloftheMUSEdatabasesarelistedinSQLServerManagement

Studio.

j.ConrmtheSQLServerpermissionsfortheMUSEServiceusershavebeen

met.Formoreinformationonthesepermissions,seeChapter3“MUSE

ServiceUsers”onpage41.

4.VerifySQLServerloginsandrolesforMUSEadministratorandMUSEbackground
users.

ThehospitalMUSEandITAdministratorsareresponsibleforensuringtheMUSE
ServiceUsershaveappropriateSQLServerLoginsandRoles.Conrmthatthe
useraccountsusedfortheMUSEsystemmeettherequirementsspeciedin

“SQLServerRoleRequirements”onpage43.

UpdatingtheMUSEDatabaseServerConguration

AftermovingtheMUSEdatabases,theMUSEinstalledcongurationneedstobe
modiedtopointtothenewdatabaseserver.Performthefollowingstepsonthe
MUSEapplicationserverandanyMUSEclientormodemserversthathavetheMUSE
Modemfeatureinstalled:

1.LogontoWindows:

2.GotoControlPanel>ProgramsandFeatures.

3.SelectMUSE9andclickChange.
TheWelcome...windowopens.

4.SelectModifyandclickNext.

PointofAccess

MUSEApplicationServerMUSEAdministratoruser
MUSEClientWorkstationLocaladministrator

Logonas

TheSelectFeatureswindowopens.

5.ClickNext.

6.Iftheprompt,SQLserver2008orSQLserver2008R2orSQLserver2012orSQL

server2014isnotinstalled.Thiswarningcanbeignoredifyouareinstalling
theMUSEdatabaseonadifferentmachine.Doyouwanttocontinue?,opens,

clickYes.
TheMUSEClientCongurationwindowopens.

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7.ClickNext.
TheSelectDatabaseServerwindowopens.

8.ClickBrowseortypethenameoftheSQLServerwheretheMUSEdatabases
arelocated.

Besuretoincludetheinstancenameifanon-defaultSQLServerinstancewill
beused.

Defaultinstanceexample:SQLSERVER
Namedinstanceexample:SQLSERVER\INSTANCE

NOTE:

YoumustspecifytheSQLServerbyname.DonotusetheIPAddressof
theSQLServer.

9.ClickNext.
Ifthefollowingpromptopens:Thedatabasebeingselectedmustbeatthe

sameversionastheMUSEServersoftware.Doyouwanttoproceed?,clickYes.
Theinstallervalidatesthatthedatabaseisavailable.Ifthedatabasecannot

befound,thefollowingSQLServerValidationwarningmessageisdisplayed:

Databasenotfound,pleasemanuallyverifythatthedatabaseserveris
correct.OncethedatabaseserverisavailabletheMUSEServicesinstalledon
thisboxmustberestarted.Doyouwanttocontinue?

10.ClickNo.
VerifythenameandinstanceoftheSQLServerbeforeproceeding.

11.Ifthedatabasevalidationissuccessful,theMUSEServicesConguration
windowopens.

12.ConrmthecorrectMUSEBackgroundUserName,Password,andMUSE

AdministratorUserNamearepopulatedintheeldsoftheServices
Congurationwindow.

NOTE:

TheMUSEAdministratorUsereldisnotpresentwhenmodifyingtheMUSE
congurationonaMUSEclient

13.Iftheseusernamesandpasswordsdonotneedtobechanged,skiptothe
nextstep.Iftheseusernameandpasswordsneedtobechanged,perform
thefollowingsteps:

a.TypetheusernameandpasswordfortheMUSEBackgroundaccount

andtheusernamefortheMUSEAdministrator.

•Ifyouareusingadomainaccount,typetheusernamein<domain
name>\<username>format

•Ifyouareusingalocalaccount,typetheusernamein.\<username>
format

•NopasswordisrequiredfortheMUSEAdministratoruseraccount.

b.TheMUSEinstallerinstallstheMUSEServicesusingtheMUSEBackground

accountandpasswordthatyouenteredhere.Whenyouperformthese
stepsontheMUSEapplicationserver,theMUSEinstalleralsopopulates

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databasewiththesesameWindowsusernamesandpassword.

c.UsetheAdvancedOptionsbuttontospecifyServiceCommandLine

Arguments.
DonotusethisbuttonunlessspecicallydirectedtodosobyMUSE

EngineeringorMUSETechnicalSupport.

14.ClickNext.
Theinstallervalidatesthattheuseraccountsyouselecteddoexistonthe

system.
Ifyoureceiveawarningmessagethattheaccountwasnotfoundoruser

validationfailed,clickNoattheprompttoreturntotheServicesConguration
windowandcheckthefollowing:

•Theusernamesfortheaccountsandthepasswordarecorrect.

•Theaccountsexists.

TheChooseMUSEOptionswindowopens.

SystemAdministration

15.ClickNextuntiltheMaintenanceCompletewindowopens.

16.ClickFinish.

CancelingtheAutoShutdown

PerformthefollowingstepstocanceltheAutoShutdownandensurethatMUSE
servicesarestarted.

1.CanceltheMUSEshutdownusingtheinstructionin“CancelingtheSystem

Shutdown”onpage59.

2.VerifyallMUSEserviceshavestarted.

Re-installMUSEAPI3.1

SincethedatabaseserverwaschangedaspartofmodifyingtheMUSEinstallation,
MUSEAPI3.1needstobere-installed.

IftheMUSEAPI3serviceisnotinstalled,youdonothavetodothis.
Forinformationonhowtouninstallandre-installMUSEAPI3.1,refertotheMUSEv9

CardiologyInformationSystemDevicesandInterfacesManual.

RenamingtheMUSESystems

ThissectiondescribestheprocessesandstepsnecessarytorenametheMUSE
applicationserver,MUSEHL7Interface(CCG),andMUSEClient.

RenamingtheMUSEApplicationServer

IfthecomputernameoftheMUSEapplicationserverneedstobechangedafterthe
MUSEsoftwarehasalreadybeeninstalled,usethefollowingproceduretochange
thecomputername.RenamingtheMUSEleservercanrequiretheassistanceand

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cooperationofthelocalITdepartment.RenamingtheMUSEapplicationserver
consistsofthefollowingsteps:

1.ShuttingdowntheMUSEservices.

2.RenamingtheMUSEapplicationserver.

3.UpdatingtheSQLServerconguration(localdatabasesonly).

4.UpdatingtheMUSEconguration.

5.CancelingtheAutoShutdown.

6.Re-installingMUSEAPI3.1.

Thefollowingitemsareadditionalconditionalconsiderationsthatyoushouldreview
whenyourenametheMUSEapplicationserver:

•IfMUSEWebCompatibilityLayerisinstalledontheapplicationserver,anyusers

orsystems(suchasCASE)usingtheMUSEWebURLbynameneedtobeupdated
withthenewname.

•IfCVWeb3isinstalledontheserver,anyusersorsystemsusingtheCVWeb3URL

bynameneedtobeupdatedwiththenewname.

•Ifanysystems(suchasCASE)areaccessingtheMUSEapplicationbyname,those

systemsneedtobeupdatedwiththenewname.

•IftheMUSEapplicationserverishostinganyMUSEmodemsorprinters,the

computernameforthemodemand/orprinterintheMUSEsystemmustbe
updatedwiththenewname.

ShuttingDownMUSEServices

PerformthefollowingstepstoshutdowntheMUSEservices.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverastheMUSEAdministratoruser.

2.PerformafullshutdownoftheMUSEsystemusingtheinstructionsin“Auto

Shutdown”onpage57.

Notifyallusersthatthesystemisbeingshutdownformaintenance.

3.AftertheAutoShutdowniscomplete,stopallMUSEservicesontheMUSE
applicationserver.

4.SettheMUSEserviceStartupTypetoManual.
ThissteppreventsanyMUSEservicesstartingifthesystemisrebooted.

RenamingtheMUSEApplicationServer

PerformthefollowingstepstorenametheMUSEapplicationserver.

1.AskthelocalITornetworkadministratortochangethecomputernameofthe
MUSEapplicationserver.

2.ReboottheMUSEapplicationserver.

3.Conrmthattheservernamehasbeenchangedandthattheserverisstilla
memberofthedomain.

UpdatingtheSQLServerConguration

PerformthefollowingstepstoupdatetheSQLServerconguration.

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ThesestepsshouldonlybeperformedifthedatabaseislocaltotheMUSEapplication
server.IftheSQLServerdatabaseisremote,proceedto“UpdatingtheMUSE

Conguration”onpage67.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverasaWindowsuserthathasthesysadmin
serverroleontheSQLServer.

2.OpenSQLServerManagementStudioandconnecttotheserverusingthe
newcomputername.

3.Createandexecutethefollowingquery:

---BEGINQUERY---

EXECSP_DROPSERVER'OLDSERVER'

EXECSP_ADDSERVER'NEWSERVER',local

---ENDQUERY---

WhereOLDNAMEistheoldcomputernameandNEWNAMEisthenewcomputer
name.

UpdatingtheMUSEConguration

4.Verifythemessage,Command(s)completedsuccessfully,opensinthe
Messagestab.

5.CloseSQLServerManagementStudio.

6.RestarttheSQLServer(MSSQLSERVER)service.

7.OpenSQLServerManagementStudioandconnecttotheserverusingthe
newcomputername.

8.Createandexecutethefollowingquery:

---BEGINQUERY---

SELECT@@SERVERNAMEas'ServerName';

---ENDQUERY---

9.VerifythattheResultstabshowsthenewcomputernameasthevaluefor
ServerName.

10.CloseSQLServerManagementStudio.

Afterrenamingtheserver,theMUSEinstalledcongurationneedstobemodiedto
pointtothenewapplicationserver.ThesestepsneedtobeperformedontheMUSE
applicationserverandallMUSEclients.

1.LogontoWindows:

PointofAccess

MUSEApplicationServerMUSEAdministratoruser
MUSEClientWorkstationLocaladministrator

Logonas

2.GotoControlPanel>ProgramsandFeatures.

3.SelectMUSE9andclickChange.
TheWelcome...windowopens.

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4.SelectModifyandclickNext.
TheSelectFeatureswindowopens.

5.ClickNext.

6.Iftheprompt,SQLserver2008orSQLserver2008R2orSQLserver2012orSQL

server2014isnotinstalled.Thiswarningcanbeignoredifyouareinstalling
theMUSEdatabaseonadifferentmachine.Doyouwanttocontinue?,opens,

clickYes.
TheMUSEClientCongurationwindowopens.
IfthesestepsarebeingperformedontheMUSEapplicationserver,theServer

Nameisgreyedoutandpre-lledwiththenewnameoftheserver.Ifthese
stepsarebeingperformedonaMUSEclient,manuallytypeinthenewcomputer
nameoftheMUSEapplicationserver.

7.ClickNext.
Ifaconrmationpromptopenstoconrmthenewnameoftheserver,clickYes.

8.Performoneofthefollowing:

•IftheSelectDatabaseServerwindowopens,proceedtostep9.

•IftheMaintenanceCompletewindowopens,proceedtostep17.

9.ClickBrowseortypethenameoftheSQLServerwheretheMUSEdatabases
willbeorareinstalled.

Besuretoincludetheinstancenameifanon-defaultSQLServerinstancewill
beused.

Defaultinstanceexample:SQLSERVER
Namedinstanceexample:SQLSERVER\INSTANCE

NOTE:

YoumustspecifytheSQLServerbynameor(local),donotusetheIP
AddressoftheSQLServer.

10.ClickNext.
Ifthefollowingpromptopens:Thedatabasebeingselectedmustbeatthe

sameversionastheMUSEServersoftware.Doyouwanttoproceed?,clickYes.
Theinstallervalidatesthatthedatabaseisavailable.Ifthedatabasecannot

befound,thefollowingSQLServerValidationwarningmessageisdisplayed:

Databasenotfound,pleasemanuallyverifythatthedatabaseserveris
correct.OncethedatabaseserverisavailabletheMUSEServicesinstalledon
thisboxmustberestarted.Doyouwanttocontinue?

11.ClickNo.
VerifythenameandinstanceoftheSQLServerbeforeproceeding.

12.Ifthedatabasevalidationissuccessful,theMUSEServiceConguration
windowopens.

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13.ConrmthecorrectMUSEBackgroundUserName,Password,andMUSE
AdministratorUserNamearepopulatedintheeldsoftheServices
Congurationwindow.

NOTE:

TheMUSEAdministratorUsereldisnotpresentwhenmodifyingtheMUSE
congurationonaMUSEclient

14.Iftheseusernamesandpasswordsdonotneedtobechanged,skiptothe
nextstep.Iftheseusernameandpasswordsneedtobechanged,perform
thefollowingsteps:

a.TypetheusernameandpasswordfortheMUSEBackgroundaccount

andtheusernamefortheMUSEAdministrator.

•Ifyouareusingadomainaccount,typetheusernamein<domain
name>\<username>format

•Ifyouareusingalocalaccount,typethenameusernamein.\<user
name>format

•NopasswordisrequiredfortheMUSEAdministratoruseraccount.

b.TheMUSEinstallerinstallstheMUSEServicesusingtheMUSEBackground

accountandpasswordthatyouenteredhere.Whenyouperformthese
stepsontheMUSEapplicationserver,theMUSEinstalleralsopopulates
theMUSEBackgroundandMUSEAdministratoraccountsintheMUSE
databasewiththesesameWindowsusernamesandpassword.

c.UsetheAdvancedOptionsbuttontospecifyServiceCommandLine

Arguments.
DonotusethisbuttonunlessspecicallydirectedtodosobyMUSE

EngineeringorMUSETechnicalSupport.

15.ClickNext.
Theinstallervalidatesthattheuseraccountsyouchoseexistonthesystem.
Ifyoureceiveawarningmessagethattheaccountwasnotfoundoruser

validationfailed,clickNoattheprompttoreturntotheServicesConguration
windowandcheckthefollowing:

•Theusernamesfortheaccountsandthepasswordarecorrect.

•Theaccountsexists.

TheChooseMUSEOptionswindowopens.

16.ClickNextuntiltheMaintenanceCompletewindowopens.

17.ClickFinish.

CancelingtheAutoShutdown

PerformthefollowingstepstocanceltheAutoShutdownandensurethatMUSE
servicesarestarted.

1.CanceltheMUSEshutdownfollowingtheproceduresin“CancelingtheSystem

Shutdown”onpage59.

2.VerifyallMUSEserviceshavestarted.

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Re-InstallingMUSEAPI3.1

SincethedatabaseservermayhavebeenchangedaspartofmodifyingtheMUSE
installation,MUSEAPI3.1mayneedtobere-installed.

IftheMUSEAPI3serviceisnotinstalledorthedatabaseserverisremoteanddid
notchange,youdonothavetodothis.

Forinformationonhowtouninstallandre-installMUSEAPI3.1,refertotheMUSEv9
CardiologyInformationSystemDevicesandInterfacesManual.

RenamingtheMUSEHL7Interface(CCGServer)

TorenameaMUSEHL7Interface,havethelocalITornetworkadministratorcomplete
thefollowingsteps:

1.Renameandrestarttheserver.

2.Verifythenamechangeandthatthecomputerhasjoinedthedomain.

IftheTestMUSEHL7InterfacealsohastheMUSEsoftwareinstalledonit,alsouse

“RenamingtheMUSEApplicationServer”onpage65.

RenamingtheMUSEClient

TorenameaMUSEclient,havethelocalITornetworkadministratorcompletethe
followingsteps.

1.Renameandrestarttheclient.

2.Verifythenamechangeandthatthecomputerhasjoinedthedomain.

IftheMUSEclientishostinganyMUSEmodemsorprinters,thecomputernamefor
themodemand/orprinterinMUSEmustbeupdatedwiththenewname.

ChangingtheMUSEPortNumber

TheportnumbertheMUSEsystemusesissetduringinitialinstallationandyoushould
notneedtochangeit.TheportnumberonallMUSEclientsmustmatchtheport
numbersetontheserver.Thissectionprovidesinstructionto

•ChangetheportnumberontheMUSEserver

•ChangetheportnumberonaMUSEclient.

NOTE:

ChangingtheportnumbercausesallMUSEservicestorestart.Beforechanging
theportnumber,usetheMUSEAutoShutdownfeaturetonotifyusersofthe
systemshutdown.

ChangingthePortNumberontheMUSEApplicationServer

UsethefollowingproceduretochangetheportnumberontheMUSEserver.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverasMUSEAdministrator.

2.Performasystemshutdown.Forinstructionstoperformasystemshutdown,
see“ActivatingSystemAutoShutdown”onpage58.

3.GotoControlPanel>ProgramsandFeatures.

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4.SelectMUSE9.xandclickChange.
TheWelcomewindowopens.

5.SelectModifyandclickNext.

6.ClickNextuntiltheMUSEClientCongurationwindowopens.

7.TypetheportnumberyouwanttouseandClickNext.

8.ClickNextontheremainingwindowstosaveyourchange.

9.OntheMaintenanceCompletewindow,clickFinish.
TheMUSEservicesrestart.

10.Afterthechangeiscomplete,canceltheAutoShutdownusingtheinstructions
in“CancelingtheSystemShutdown”onpage59.

ChangingthePortNumberontheMUSEClients

UsethefollowingproceduretochangetheportnumberontheMUSEClients.

1.LogontotheMUSEclientasanadministratoruser.

SystemAdministration

2.GotoControlPanel>ProgramsandFeatures.

3.SelectMUSE9andclickChange.

4.ClickNextuntiltheMUSEClientCongurationwindowopens.

5.VerifythecorrectServerNameandPortareenteredandclickNext.
Ifthefollowingmessageand/orpromptisdisplayed,MUSEservernotfound

and/orPortvalidationfailed,proceedtostep6,otherwiseproceedtostep7.

6.TheMUSEservernotfoundand/orPortvalidationfailedmessagesindicate
thattheMUSEapplicationservercouldnotbefoundand/ortheselectedport
couldnotbevalidated.Bothofthesemessagestypicallyoccurregardless
ofwhetherjusttheMUSEservernamecannotbefound,theportcannotbe
validated,orboth.

Performthefollowingsteps:
a.ClickOKtotheMUSEservernotfoundpromptandNotothePort

validationfailedprompt.

b.Returntostep5.

7.ClickNextontheremainingwindowstosaveyourchange.

8.OntheMaintenanceCompletewindow,clickFinish.

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OEMMaintenance

6

GEHealthcarenolongersupplieshardwarewithMUSEsystems.Somehardware
previouslysuppliedwithlegacyMUSEsystemsiscompatiblewiththeMUSEv9system.
ThismanualdoesnotcontainanyinformationonGEHealthcaresuppliedhardware,
includingrepairandmaintenanceprocedures.Forhardwaresuppliedwithlegacy
versionsoftheMUSEsystem,refertotheappropriatelegacyMUSEServiceManual.

NOTE:

UnlessyouhaveanEquipmentMaintenanceContract,GEHealthcaredoesnot
assumeresponsibilityforperformingtherecommendedmaintenanceprocedures.
Thesoleresponsibilityrestswiththeindividualorinstitutionusingtheequipment.

Thecustomerisresponsiblefortroubleshooting,FRUreplacement,andcheckouts,as
theyrelatetohardwarerepairsonthesystemservers.

ForinformationonmaintenanceofOriginalEquipmentManufacturer(OEM)
components,refertotheappropriateOEMmanualsfortherecommended
maintenanceoftheirproduct.

SafeShutdownProcedures

ThissectionprovidessafeshutdownproceduresfortheMUSEapplicationserver,the
MUSEdatabaseserver,theMUSEHL7interface(CCG),andtheMUSEclient.

ShuttingDowntheMUSEApplicationServer

UsethefollowinginstructionstosafelyshutdowntheMUSEapplicationserver.

1.Beforeshuttingdowntheserver,notifyallusersofthescheduledshutdown.

2.PerformafullorpartialshutdownattheMUSEserver.

See“AutoShutdown”onpage57.

3.AftertheMUSEapplicationisshutdown,shutdowntheserverfollowingnormal
Windowsshutdownprocedures.

4.Afterrestartingtheserver,canceltheAutoShutdown.

See“CancelingtheSystemShutdown”onpage59.

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ShuttingDowntheMUSERemoteDatabaseServer

PriortoshuttingdownorrebootingtheMUSEremotedatabaseserver,performa
shutdownoftheMUSEapplicationserverusingthestepsin“ShuttingDowntheMUSE

ApplicationServer”onpage73.

ShuttingDowntheMUSEHL7Interface(CCG)

UsetheseinstructionstosafelyshutdowntheMUSEHL7interface.

1.FromtheWindowsdesktop,openIDEinterfaceandmanuallystopthethreads
andprocessesforanyactiveCloverleafsites(usuallymuse_prodandhis_prod).

NOTE:

Duetothevarianceintheexistingsites,threads,andprocessesforagiven
CloverleafimplementationwithMUSE,specicthreadandprocessnames
cannotbeprovidedhere.ContactGEHealthcaretechnicalsupportfor
specicassistancewithdeterminingthreadandprocessnames.

2.StoptheInforCloverleaf(R)IntegrationServices60service.

3.ShutdownthesystemfollowingnormalWindowsshutdownprocedures.

ShuttingDowntheMUSEClient

UsethefollowinginstructionstosafelyshutdowntheMUSEclient.

1.BeforeexitingtheMUSEapplication,closeallpatienttests.

2.Closeanybrowserwindowsorotherapplicationsthatareopen.

3.ShutdownthesystemfollowingnormalWindowsshutdownprocedures.

FunctionalCheckoutProcedures

Wheneverasystemisserviced,youmustperformcheckoutprocedurestocomply
withFDAguidelinesandtoensurethatthesystemissafeandfunctioningproperly.
Thespecicproceduresdependontheserviceperformed.

NOTE:

Forcustomer-suppliedhardware,thecustomerisresponsiblefortroubleshooting,
eldreplaceableunit(FRU)replacement,andcheckouts,astheyrelateto
hardwarerepairsonthesystemservers.

Checkoutproceduresareseparatedintotwocategories:

•“HardwareFRURepairs”

•“Non-FRURepairs”

Followthecheckoutprocedureappropriatefortherepairyouperformed.

HardwareFRURepairs

ThismanualdoesnotcontainanyinformationonGEHealthcare-suppliedhardware,
orrepairandmaintenanceprocedures.Forhardwaresuppliedwithlegacyversionsof
theMUSEsystem,refertotheappropriatelegacyMUSEservicemanual.

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Systemfunctionalchecksarerequiredfornon-FRUrepairsandtypicallyinvolve
systemsetupandcongurationsthatyoucanperformremotelyoronsite.Ifyou
performthemremotely,theremotesupportengineercanconrmthemthrough
remoteaccess,orverifythemwiththecustomercontact.

InboundDeviceCheckouts

Usethefollowingprocedurestoverifythatinbounddevicesareworkingcorrectly.

ModemFeature(CSIModem,CSINetwork,CSIDirect)

1.TransmitatestfromadevicethatusestheMUSEModemfeature.

2.VerifythatthetestisacquiredintotheMUSEsystem.

DCPInbound

1.TransmitatestfromadevicethatusestheDCP.

2.VerifythatthetestisacquiredintotheMUSEsystem.

ShareFolder/Generacq(MARS,CASE/CS,MonitoringGateway,eDOC
Connect)

Maintenance

1.TransmitatestfromadevicetoaShareFolderdenedintheMUSEsystem.

2.VerifythatthetestisacquiredintotheMUSEsystem.

XMLInbound

1.TransmitatestinMUSEXMLformatfromadevicetotheXMLfolderonthe
MUSEsystem

2.VerifythatthetestisacquiredintotheMUSEsystem.

OutputDeviceCheckout

Usethefollowingproceduretoverifythatoutbounddevicesareworkingcorrectly.

1.UsethePrintTestfunctionofMUSEtomanuallysendatesttoanoutbound
devicedenedinMUSE.

2.VerifythattheoutbounddevicereceivedtheoutputfromtheMUSEsystem.

3.Verifytheformatoftheoutputmatchestheformatsettingusedasappropriate.

ReportDistributionCheckout

Usethefollowingproceduretoverifythatthereportdistributionfunctionisworking
correctly.

1.Determinethereportdistributioncongurationforalocationthatneedsto
becheckedout.

2.Acquire,demographicscomplete,orconrmdataforthelocationdeterminedin
step1asappropriate.

3.Verifytheoutputdevice(s)setupinthereportdistributionforthelocationofthe
reportreceivedtheoutputfromtheMUSEsystem.

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Editing/Conrming

Usethefollowingprocedurestoverifythattheeditingandconrmingfunctionsare
workingcorrectly.

EditRecordCheckout

1.HavethecustomeropenarecordontheEditlist.

2.UpdatetherecordintheEditlist.

3.Re-opentherecordtoverifythechangesweresaved.

ConrmRecordCheckout

1.HavethecustomeropenarecordontheEditlist.

2.Havethecustomerconrmtherecord.

3.Doaretrievaloftherecordandverifythatitisnowinthedatabase.

UserSetup

Usethefollowingprocedurestoverifythattheuserissetupcorrectly.

DatabaseSearch

1.Haveauserstarttheapplication.

2.Havetheuserlogonandconrmapplicationaccessbasedonrolesand
privilegesgivenduringsetup.

Usethefollowingprocedurestoverifythatthedatabasesearchfunctionisworking
correctly.

ManualSearchCheckout

1.GototheDatabaseSearchfunctionoftheapplication.

2.Createasearch.

3.Choosecriteriaandrunthesearch.

4.Verifythatthesearchresultsmatchtheselectedcriteria.

AutomaticSearchCheckout

1.GototheDatabaseSearchfunctionoftheapplication.

2.Createasearch.

3.Savethecriteria.

4.Schedulethesearch.

5.Verifythatthesearchrunswhenscheduledandexpectedresultsaregenerated.
TheMUSEv9systemrunsallscheduledsearchesonlyonceperday.

WebRetrievalCheckout

Usethefollowingprocedurestoverifythattheretrievalcheckoutfunctionsare
workingcorrectly.

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Maintenance

MUSEWebDataRetrievalCheckout

1.StartInternetExplorer.

2.IntheURLeld,typetheMUSEservername(forexample,http://museserver).
Ifprompted,loginasauserwhohasaccesstoMUSEWeb.

3.ChooseFramesorNoFrames.

4.InthePIDeld,typethepatientID,orintheLastNameeld,typethepatient
name.

5.FindtherecordtoverifythatMUSEWebisworkingproperly.

CVWebDataRetrievalCheckout

1.StartInternetExplorer.

2.IntheURLeld,typetheCVWebservername(forexample,http://cvweb).
Ifprompted,logonasauserwhohasaccesstoCVWeb.

3.InthePIDeld,typethepatientID,orintheLastNameeld,typethepatient
name.

4.VerifythattheappropriateMUSEserver/siteisselected.

5.FindtherecordtoverifythatCVWebisworkingproperly.

RemoteSupport

Usethefollowingprocedurestoverifythattheyoucanaccessthesystemforremote
support.

1.Logontothecustomer'ssystemusingInSiteExC.

2.Conrmthatyoucanaccessthecustomer'sdesktopviatheremoteconnection.

HIS/CCG

UsethefollowingprocedurestoverifythattheHISandCCGfunctionsareworking
correctly.

HISADT/OrdersInboundCheckout

1.FromtheMUSEsystem,gototheHISEventLog.

2.VerifythatInboundADTandOrdereventsexist.

3.HavethecustomerverifythattheMUSEsystemisreceivingthedatatheyare

HISRealtimeResults/BillingOutboundCheckout

sendingfromtheirinterface.

1.FromtheMUSEsystem,gototheHISEventLog.

2.VerifythatOutboundResults/Billingeventsexist.

3.VerifythatoutbounddataisleavingtheMUSEresults/billingqueue.

HISBatchBilling

1.FromtheMUSEsystem,gotoSystem>Status.

2.ViewtheHL7BatchLogandverifythattheBatchwassentanditsucceeded.

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OrderDownloadfromMACCartCheckout

1.FromaMACcart,usetheOrderDownloadfunction.

2.VerifythattheMACcartisabletosuccessfullydownloadtheorderfromthe
MUSEsystem.

Logon

UsethefollowingprocedurestoverifythattheMUSEandWindowsAuthentication
proceduresworkcorrectly.

MUSEAuthentication

1.HavetheuserlogontotheMUSEsystemusingMUSEAuthentication.

2.VerifytheuserisabletosuccessfullylogontotheMUSEsystem.

WindowsAuthentication

1.HavetheuserlogontotheMUSEsystemusingWindowsAuthentication.

2.VerifytheuserisabletosuccessfullylogontotheMUSEsystem.

LDAPAuthentication

1.HavetheuserlogontotheMUSEsystemusingLDAPauthentication.

2.VerifytheuserisabletosuccessfullylogontotheMUSEsystem.

Windows+LDAPAuthentication

1.HavetheuserlogontotheMUSEsystemusingWindows+LDAPauthentication.

2.VerifytheuserisabletosuccessfullylogontotheMUSEsystem.

Discarding,Recovering,andDeletingData

Usethefollowingprocedurestoverifythattheusercandiscard,recover,anddeletea
test.

DiscardingData

1.HavetheuserdiscardatestfromaMUSEsitedatabase.

2.VerifythetestwassuccessfullydiscardedandisdisplayedontheDiscarded
DataListandasalogentryontheDiscardLog.

RecoveringData

1.HavetheuserrecoveratestfromtheDiscardedDataList.

2.Verifythatthetestwassuccessfullyrecoveredandisdisplayedonthe
appropriateMUSEsitedatabaseandasalogentryontheDiscardLog.

DeletingData

1.HavetheuserdeleteatestfromtheDiscardedDataList.

2.Verifythetestwassuccessfullydeletedformthesystemandisdisplayedasa
logentryontheDiscardLog.

DICOMCheckouts

UsethefollowingprocedurestoverifythatDICOMfeaturesareworkingcorrectly.

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ReceivingDICOMTestsintotheMUSESystem

1.SendaDICOMtestfromaDICOMStorageServiceClassUserdeviceintothe
MUSEsystem.

2.VerifythatthetestisacquiredintotheMUSEsystem.

SendingDICOMTestsfromtheMUSESystem

1.UsethePrintTestfunctionofMUSEtomanuallysendatesttoanoutbound
DICOMIODorPDFdevicedenedinMUSE.

2.VerifythatthetestistransmittedfromtheMUSEsystemtothereceivingDICOM
system.

QueryingforDICOMOrders

VerifyordersfromtheDICOMModalityWorklistServiceClassProviderarevisiblein
theMUSEsystem.

OptionalHardwareAccessoriesforMUSE

ThisMUSEv9servicemanualonlyreferencestheoptionalhardwareshippingwiththe
MUSEv9systematthetimeofitsrelease.

Maintenance

MultiTechMT9324ZBAModem

ModemsareusedtotransmitpatientECGsfromtheECGCarttotheMUSEserver.For
additionalinformationonamodemotherthantheMultiTechMT9324ZBA,gotothe
MultiTechWebsitetoseetheappropriateuserguideforthemodem.

MultiTechModemDriverscanbefoundontheMUSEv9supportdisc.Instructionsfor
installingthemodemdriversarelocatedintheMultiTechModemMT9234ZBADriver
Installationdocumentation.

ForspecicationsfortheMultiTechMT9324ZBAmodem,seetheMultiTechWebsite.

LEDConnectors

TheLEDindicatorsonthefrontpanelindicatestatus,conguration,andactivity.

LEDIndicatorName

TD—TransmitData

Description

Flasheswhenthemodemistransmittingdatatoanothermodem.
RD–ReceiveData
CD–CarrierDetect

OH–Off-HookLightswhenthemodemisoff-hook,whichoccurswhenthe

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Flasheswhenthemodemisreceivingdata.

Lightswhenthemodemdetectsavalidcarriersignalfromanother

modem.Itisonwhenthemodemiscommunicatingwiththeother

modemandoffwhenthereisnoconnection.

modemisdialing,online,oransweringacall.

Maintenance

TR–TerminalReadyLightswhenacommunicationprogramisusingthemodem.It

meansthemodemisreadyforanoutgoingorincomingcall.It

goesoffwhenthecommunicationprogramdisconnectstheserial

port.Whenitgoesoff,aconnectedmodemalsodisconnects.
Power

Lightswhenthesystemisapplyingpowertothemodem.

ReplacementParts

BarcodeReader

GEPartNumber

2003097-001
2003097-002

Description

Fax/CSI/XmodemModemKit120V
Fax/CSI/XmodemModemKit220V

GEHealthcarepurchasedthebarcodereadersthatcanbeusedwithyoursystem
fromtheoriginalequipmentmanufacturer(OEM).Duetotheconstantchangesin
designandspecications,refertotheOEMWebsitesforadditionalinformationnot
locatedinthismanual

HandHeld3800GBarcodeReader

Forbarcodespecications,refertotheuser’sguidefoundattheOEMWebsite.
Thefollowingpartsareavailable.

GEPartNumberOEMPartNumber

2038834-0013800G04-USBKITEor

HHP-1300G-2USB

2040065-00142206132-02E

Description

BARCODESCANNER,HANDHELD,USB

BARCODESCANNER3800GPS/2CABLE

HandHeldFlexpointHS-1MBarcodeReader

Forbarcodespecications,refertotheuser’sguidefoundattheOEMwebsite.
AllreplacementpartsareprovidedbyJadak.SeetheJadaktechWebsite.

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DisasterRecovery

MUSESystemBackupandRecovery

Abackupandrecoveryplaniscrucialtopreventdatalossandtominimizeservice
interruptionintheeventofsystemfailureordisaster.AllMUSEv9installationsare
software-only,customer-suppliedhardwarecongurations.Withthereleaseof
theMUSEv9application,previoustapeandnetworkbackupcongurationsutilized
inGEHealthcare-suppliedhardwarecongurationsarenolongerdocumentedor
supported.

Itisthecustomer’sresponsibilitytocongureandmonitorbackupanddisaster
recoveryproceduresandtoexecutethoseproceduresasnecessary.GEHealthcare
isnotliableforanylossofdata,yourinabilitytoaccessdata,anyfailureofsystem
performance,oranyclaimsthatwouldotherwisepotentiallybecoveredbyyour
warranty,ifanysuchproblemresultsfrom,orarisesoutof,yourselectedbackupor
disasterrecoveryprocedures.GEHealthcareservicerepresentativesmaystillbeable
toassistyouincorrectingsuchaproblem,onabillablebasis.

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WindowsOperatingSystemandSQLServer

BackinguptheMicrosoftWindowsoperatingsystemandSQLServeristhe
responsibilityofthecustomer.

CustomermustdecideiftheywanttoperformbackupsoftheWindowsoperating
systemandSQLServerinthecaseofdisasterrecovery.

MUSESystemSoftware

BackingupMUSEsystemsoftwareandcongurationistheresponsibilityofthe
customer.

TheMUSEapplicationandMUSErelatedsoftwarecanbere-installedinthecaseofa
disasterrecoverysituation.ThecoreMUSEsoftwareisasfollows:

•MUSEapplication

•MUSEAPI3

•MUSEWebCompatibilityLayerandWebsite(s)

•InSiteExC

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DisasterRecovery

Extrastepscanbetakentobackupthecongurationlesforeachoftheseitemsto
aidinrestorationinadisasterrecoverysituation.Thefollowinglistprovidesthele,le
description,anddefaultlocationforeachMUSEsoftwarecomponent.

MUSESoftwareFile,FileDescription,andDefaultLocation
MUSEapplicationFile:server.remoting.cong

Description:ContainstheMUSEportinformationfortheMUSEserver;

defaultis8001.

DefaultLocation:C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\MUSE

MUSEAPI3

File:MUSEAPIService.exe.cong
Description:ContainstheMUSEAPIService/portconguration.
DefaultLocation:C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\MUSE

MUSEWeb
Compatibility

1

Layer

InSiteExC

MUSEDatabaseBackup

MUSEdatabasebackupistheresponsibilityofthecustomer .
TheMUSEdatabasesmustbebackeduponaregularbasis;thefrequencyand

recoverymodelisuptothecustomer.
MUSEdatabasesusetheSIMPLErecoverymodelbydefault.Thismeansthatyoucan

restorefromyourlastbackup.Anydatachangessincethelastbackuparelost.Ifyou
wantmoreprotection,youcanmodifytheSQLdatabaserecoverymodel.

KnowledgeoftheMUSEdatabasehelpsyouunderstandthebackuprequirements.
TheMUSEsystemusestheSQLServerdatabasemanagementsystem(DBMS)and
includesthefollowingdefaultuserdatabases:

File:web.cong
Description:ContainstheMUSEWebCompatibilityLayerWebsite

congurationinformation.

DefaultLocation:C:\inetpub\wwwroot\MUSEWebCompatibilityLayer

1

IfadditionalMUSEWebCompatibilityLayerWebsiteswereinstalled,
additionalfoldersarecreatedinc:\inetpub\wwwrootandneedtoalso
havetheircongurationssaved.

UsetheinstructionsintheInSiteExCInstallationdocumenttobackup
theInSiteExCcongurationtoale.

•MUSE_Site0001

•MUSE_SiteTemplate

•MUSE_System

Ifadditionalsiteshavebeensetuponthesystem,additionalsitedatabasesexists:for
example,MUSE_Site0002,MUSE_Site0003,andsoon.

MUSEDatabaseRestoration

MUSEdatabaserestorationistheresponsibilityofthecustomer.
FollowMicrosoft’sinstructionsforrestoringaSQLServerbackupusingSQLServer

ManagementStudioorotherrestorationmethodusedbyyourfacility.

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Toensuredataintegrity,itiscrucialthatyoubackuporrestorealldatabasestogether.
Backinguporrestoringindividualdatabasescouldresultindatamismatches,
databaseerrors,ordatacorruption.

Forexample,donotrestoreMUSE_Site0001withoutalsorestoringMUSE_System,
MUSE_SiteTemplate,andanyotherMUSE_SiteXXXXdatabasesthatarepartofthe
MUSEsystem.

MUSEApplicationServerDisasterRecovery

MUSEapplicationserverdisasterrecoveryistheresponsibilityofthecustomer.
Systemrebuildandreplacement,includingoperatingsystemandSQLServer

installation,mustbecompletedbeforeGEHealthcareservicepersonnelcanaidin
re-installingMUSEsoftware.

Thefollowingarethehigh-levelstepstorestoretheMUSEApplicationServerinthe
eventofacompletesystemfailure.

1.Installphysicalserver.

2.InstalloperatingsystemandSQLServer.

DisasterRecovery

3.RestoreMUSEdatabases.

4.InstallMUSEsystemsoftware.

5.RestoreMUSEsystemsoftwareconguration(s).

6.ReconnectMUSEclients.

7.Reconnectdevice(s)suchasMARS,CASE,MACcarts,asnecessary.

RefertotheappropriateMUSEdocumentationfortheinstallationoftheMUSEsystem
software,clients,anddevices.

MUSEHL7Interface(CCG)BackupandRecovery

AbackupandrecoveryplanfortheHL7serveriscrucialtoensurethatyoucanrecover
theHL7congurationshouldtheserverfailorlesbecomecorrupted.Coordinate
recoveryoftheHL7SystemStatewiththeGEHealthcareHL7engineer.

MUSEHL7Interface(CCG)CongurationBackupand
Restoration

GEHealthcareconguresaweeklybackupoftheHL7congurationasaWindows
scheduledtaskcalledSystem_State_Recurring_Backup.Thisscheduledtasksaves
thecongurationtotheSystemStatefolderofthedrivewheretheCCGsoftwareis
installed.

Thecustomerisresponsibleformakingacopyofthisfolderandsavingittoanetwork
driveorexternalmedia.

TheGEHealthcareHL7engineerperformsthecongurationrestoration.

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MUSEHL7Interface(CCG)DisasterRecovery

Thefollowingarethehigh-levelstepstorestoretheMUSEHL7Interface(CCG)in
theeventofacompletesystemfailure.

1.Installserver.

2.Installoperatingsystem.

3.InstallMUSEHL7interface(CCG)software.

4.RestoreMUSEHL7interface(CCG)softwareconguration(s).

5.ReconnecttoMUSEapplicationserver.

RefertotheMUSEv9CardiologyInformationSystemCentricityClinicalGateway(CCG)
InstallationManualforinstructionstoinstalltheMUSEHL7Interface(CCG)software.

MUSETestSystemDisasterRecovery

MUSEtestsystemshavethesameexpectationsandfollowthesamesystembackup
andrestore,databasebackupandrecovery,andHL7congurationbackupand
recoveryasproductionsystems.Insomecases,SQLServerandMUSEHL7interface
softwarecanbeinstalledonthesametestsystem.

Seetheappropriatesectionaboveforappropriateinformation.

MUSEClientDisasterRecovery

MUSEclientscanberebuiltfromscratchinadisasterrecoverysituation.Thefollowing
arethehigh-levelstepstorestoretheMUSEHL7Interface(CCG)intheeventofa
completesystemfailure

1.Installphysicalworkstation.

2.Installoperatingsystem.

3.InstallMUSEapplicationsoftware.

4.ReconnecttoMUSEapplicationserver.

RefertotheappropriateMUSEdocumentationfortheinstallationoftheMUSE
applicationsoftware.

NOTE:

SomeclienthardwarepreviouslysuppliedwithlegacyMUSEsystemsmaybe
compatiblewithMUSEv9.ThismanualdoesnotcontainanyGEHealthcare
suppliedhardwareinformation,repair,ormaintenanceprocedures.Forhardware
suppliedwithlegacyversionsoftheMUSEsystem,refertotheappropriateMUSE
legacyservicemanual.

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NationalHealthServiceofGreat
Britain(NHS)PatientIdentiers

TheNationalHealthServiceofGreatBritain(NHS)requiresapplicablesystemsto
complytothenationaluniquepatientidentierschemaspeciedintheInformation

StandardsBoardforHealthandSocialCareinDSCNotice32/2008NHSNumber
StandardforSecondaryCare(England).

ImplementingtheNHSnumberfeaturebringstheMUSEsystemintocompliance
withtheserequirements.

Overview

TheNHSassignsa10–digitnumbertouniquelyidentifyapersonwithintheNHS
domain.Systemsthatcomplymustvalidateandverifythisnumberoninputintothe
systemanddisplaythevalidationandvericationstatusofthenumbers.Thenumber
isvalidatedusingthemodulus11algorithm,itstenthdigitbeingthechecksum.The
numberisveriedinrelationtothemainNHSregistrysystemtocheckexistenceand
demographicscorrectness.ItisalsorequiredthatacompliantsystemdisplaytheNHS
numberinthe334formatonscreenandonprintedandexportedoutput,thatis,123
4567121toenhancereadabilityandtoallowuserstoenterthePatientID(PID)withor
withoutspaceswhensearchingforapatientorenteringanewPatientID.

A

FormoreinformationoninstallingtheNHSnumberfeature,see“InstallingtheNHS

NumberFeature”onpage88or“UpdatingLegacySystemData”onpage88.

NumberValidation

WhenthePIDisinsertedormodiedinanypatienttest,thesystemrunstheNHS
Numbervalidationalgorithm.IfthePIDfailsvalidation,thesystemdisplaystheInvalid
PIDstringinthemismatchdisplayareaoftheMUSEEditor.

Thecheckdigitvalidationhasvesteps:

1.Multiplyeachoftherstninedigitsbyaweightingfactorasfollows:

Position

110
29
3

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Position

47
5
6
74
8
92

Factor

6
5

3

2.Addtheresultsofeachmultiplicationtogether.

3.Dividethetotalby11andestablishtheremainder.

4.Subtracttheremainderfrom11togivethecheckdigit.

•Iftheresultis11,thenuseacheckdigitof0.

•Iftheresultis10,thentheNHSNumberisinvalidandnotused.

5.Checkthattheremaindermatchesthecheckdigit.
Ifitdoesnotmatch,theNHSNumberisinvalid.

NumberVerication

TheMUSEsystemreceivesthePIDvericationstatusfromtheHospitalInformation
System(HIS)throughtheInboundHL7interface.ThePIDsegment(Field32,
component1)ofADTmessagesisused.Thefollowingtableliststhevalidnumeric
valuesforthiseld,alongwiththeircorrespondingstringenumeration:

PIDVericationStatusCodes

Code

01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08

Description

Numberpresentandveried
Numberpresentbutnottraced
Tracerequired
Traceattempted-Nomatchormultiplematchfound
Traceneedstoberesolved-NHSNumberorpatientdetailconict
Traceinprogress
Numbernotpresentandtracenotrequired
Tracepostponed(babyundersixweeksold)

IftheHISdoesnotprovidethevericationstatuswiththeADTdata,thentheADTdata
storedontheMUSEsystemforthepatientismarkedasNumberpresentandveried.
TheMUSEsystemveriestheNHSNumber(PatientID)intestsusingthefollowingrules:

•IfthesitehasADTQueryorADTInterfaceenabled,andtheADTdataisfoundfor

thePatientIDandnoPID/Namemismatchesexist,thePatientIDstatusissetto
theADTdata.

•IfthesitehasADTQueryorADTInterfaceenabled,andtheADTdataisfound

forthePatientIDandaPID/Namemismatch,thePatientIDismarkedasTrace
needstoberesolved.

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•IfthesitehasADTQueryorADTInterfaceenabled,andADTdataisnotfoundfor

thePatientID,andthePatientIDisnotaNOPID,allnines,orallzeros,thenthe
PatientIDismarkedaspresentbutnottraced.

•IfthePatientIDisNOPIDorallnines,thatis999999999,orallzeros,thatis,

000000000,thePatientIDismarkedasNumbernotpresent.

•WhenthetestissettoDemographicsComplete,thePatientIDvericationstatus

ismarkedasveried.

SearchingbyPatientID(PID)

TheNHSnumberrequirementsspecifythatwhenusersorothersystemsquerythe
MUSEsystemforpatientdatabyNHSnumber,thenumberneednotbeformattedin
the334format,forexample,1111112222,1111112222,or1111112222.However,
thesevaluessuccessfullyreturnidenticalresultsforPID:1111112222.

ThedesignnormalizesalluserandsysteminputregardingPIDtothePIDstorage
format.ItwasnecessarytocaptureallpointsinputintothesystemregardingPID,
asfollows:

•Editor

•Normalization

•HL7InboundParser

•CSIPatient/Orderqueries

•DCPPatient/Orderqueries

•MUSEAPIPatientqueries(servicingCASE,MUSE&CVWeb)

NationalHealthServiceofGreatBritain(NHS)PatientIdentiers

NOTE:

AdatabasesearchallowstheusertoinputPID,butrequirestheusertoenter
theexactformat.Theformatis334,forexample,1111112222.

DisplayingthePatientID

TheNHSnumberrequirementsspecifythattheNHSnumbermustbeinthe334
formatwhereeverdisplayedontheMUSEsystem.

Thedesignforthis,eventhoughnotoptimalfromastoragepointofview,storesthe
NHSnumberinthe334format,thatis,1111112222.Thereasonsfordoingthisare:

•Sincethedataisstoredintheformatinwhichitisdisplayed,noreformattingneeds

tobeperformedtodisplaylistsoftestintheMUSEEditor,MUSEWeb,ECGcarts,
CASE,MUSEDatabaseSearch,andMUSELogs.Also,noreformattingisnecessary
todisplayPIDsindataexportformats,forexample,postscript,PCL,PDF,XML,
andsoforth.

•TheoptiontostoretheNHSnumbersspacelessstillrequiresdatainput

normalization:normalizingPIDstospaceless,plusadditionalcoderequiredto
formatPIDatallofthepointsofexport.Withalargecollectionofdatalayers,this
addsagreatdealofcomplexity.

•ItrequiresveryslightoptimizationindisplayinglistscontainingPIDs,sincetheydo

notneedtobepostprocessed.

•ThereisaprecedenceintheMUSEsystemtostoreSwedishandDanishPIDformats

thatcontainthedash(—)character(usedasaseparator)withthecharacterin
thedatabase.

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InstallingtheNHSNumberFeature

TheNHSNumberFeaturecanbeenabledduringinitialMUSEdatabaseinstallationor
manuallybychangingthecustomerIDofthesystem.

EnableNHSNumberduringInitialMUSEDatabase Installation

TheNHSNumberfeatureisenabledbyselectingaCustomervalueofNHSNUMBER
duringtheinstallationofanewMUSEdatabase.RefertotheMUSEv9Cardiology
InformationSystemInstallationandUpgradeManualforinformationoninstallingthe
MUSEdatabaseandselectingtheCustomervalueduringtheinstallation.

TheMUSEinstallercannotbeusedtochangetheCustomerafterthedatabasehas
onlybeeninstalled;itcanonlybeusedduringthecreationofanewdatabase.

EnableNHSNumberbyManuallyChangingtheCustomer
IDoftheSystem

1.LogontotheMUSEsystemasMUSEAdministrator.

2.Performasystemshutdown.
Forinstructionstoperformsystemshutdown,see“ActivatingSystemAuto

Shutdown”onpage58.

3.UsingSQLServerManagementStudio,logontotheSQLServerinstancewhere
theMUSEdatabasesreside.

4.OpenNewQueryandexecutethefollowingquery:

updateMUSE_System.dbo.cfgSystemsetCustomerID=17

Thecommandreturnsaseriesofresultsas(1rowupdated).

5.CanceltheAutoShutdownusingtheinstructionsin“CancelingtheSystem

Shutdown”onpage59.

6.FromtheMUSEapplication,gotoSystem>Setup.

7.OpenSystemPropertiesandverifytheCustomerIDis17.

UpdatingLegacySystemData

Utility

SinceNHSmaybeaddedtoanexistingMUSEsystemthatalreadycontainspatient
data,autilitybringsthecurrentdataintoaconsistentstaterequiredbytheNHS
numberimplementation.TheutilityiscalledNHSNumberUpdate.exeandislocatedin
theNHSNumberUpdatefolderontheMUSESupportmedia.

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TheutilitysetsthevariousPIDsintheproperformatandaddsavericationstatus.
Thefollowinglistdetailstheorderthatvericationstatusoccurs.

1.SetsHISPatientIDstothecorrectformatandsetsvericationstatus:

•hisPatients.PatientID=<1234567890>

•hisPatients.PID_VericationStatus=Presentandveried

2.SetssystemPatientIDstothecorrectformat:
patPatients.PatientID=<1234567890>

3.SetstestPatientIDstothecorrectformatandsetsthevericationandvalidation
status:

•tstPatientDemographics.PatientID=<1234567890>

•tstPatientDemographics.PID_VericationStatus=Presentandveried(iftest

isdemocompleteorconrmed)

•tstTests.InvalidPID=true(ifPIDisNHSinvalid)

•patPatients.PID_VericationStatus=Presentandveried(iftestis

democompleteorconrmed)

4.SetSiteconguration:
SetmaximumPIDlengthtoaminimumof12characters.

Application

Sinceupdatingthedataisapotentiallylongrunningprocess,anapplicationwas
createdtodisplaytheupdatestatusasthedataisconverted.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverasMUSEAdministrator.

2.Performafullsystemshutdown.
Forinstructionstoperformsystemshutdown,see“ActivatingSystemAuto

Shutdown”onpage58.

3.InsertormounttheMUSEv9Supportmediaintotheopticaldrive.

4.Copy\NHSNumberUpdate\NHSNumberUpdate.exefromtheMUSEv9Support
mediatothelocationwheretheMUSEapplicationisinstalled.

DefaultisC:\ProgramFiles(x86)\MUSE.

5.ExecuteNHSNumberUpdate.exefromtheMUSEapplicationinstallationfolder.
TheSelectMUSEdatabasewindowopens.

6.IntheServereld,typethenameoftheMUSEdatabaseserverwheretheMUSE
databasesreside.

Ifthedatabasesareinstalledinadefaultinstance,onlythenameoftheSQL
Serverisrequired.IfthedatabasesarelocatedonanamedinstanceofSQL
Server,includetheinstancename.Forexample,ifthedatabasesarelocatedon
SQLSERVER1inanamedinstancecalledMUSE,typeSQLSERVER1\MUSE.

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7.ThePrexelddefaultstoMUSE.
LeavethisatdefaultanddonotchangeitunlessinstructedbyTechnical

SupportorEngineering.

8.ClickOK.
Oneofthefollowingoccurs:
a.IftheNHSNumberfeatureisenabled,theMUSENHSNumberUpdate

Toolappears.

b.IftheNHSNumberfeatureisnotenabledontheMUSEsystemthe

followingmessageisdisplayed:TheNHSNumberfeatureisnotcurrently

installedontheMUSESystem,sotheutilitycannotrun.

ClickOK.ClosethetoolandenabletheNHSNumberfeatureusing“Enable

NHSNumberduringInitialMUSEDatabaseInstallation”onpage88.

9.ClickStarttobegintheconversionprocess.

Aprogressbarllsastheconversionexecutes.Whentheprogress
baris100%,theconversioniscomplete.Thescreendisplaysthetotal
numberofitemsprocessed,thetotalnumberofcompleteditems,and
thestatusofeachprocess,TheNHSNumberUpdateToollogleis
C:\ProgramData\MUSE\MUSE_NHSNumberUpdate.log.

10.Whentheconversioniscomplete,thetoolcanbeclosed.

11.CanceltheAutoShutdownusingtheinstructionsin“CancelingtheSystem

Shutdown”onpage59.

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Tool

Usethefollowingprocedurestoinstall,run,andverifytheMUSEDatabaseLanguage
ChangeTool.

InstallingtheDatabaseLanguageChangeTool

UsethefollowinginstructionstoinstalltheMUSEDatabaseLanguageChangeTool
ontotheMUSEserver:

1.LogontotheMUSEserverasauserwithadministratorrights.

2.OntheMUSESupportCD,navigatetotheMUSEDBLanguageChangerdirectory.

3.CopytheleMUSEDBLanguageChanger.exeintotheMUSEinstallationfolder .

B

RunningtheDatabaseLanguageChangeTool

UsethefollowinginstructionstochangetheMUSEdatabaselanguage.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverasMUSEAdministrator.

2.ShutdowntheMUSEapplicationusingtheFullAutoShutdowninstructions.
ForinstructionsforAutoShutdown,see“AutoShutdown”onpage57.

3.RunMUSEDBLanguageChanger.exefromtheMUSEinstallationfolder.
TheMUSEDatabaseLanguageChangeToolopens.

4.EnterthesettingsneededtochangetheMUSEdatabaselanguage.
a.Typethenameoftheserverwherethedatabaseislocated.

Usethedefaultvalue(local)ifthedatabaseislocatedonthesame
computerfromwhichyouareexecutingtheMUSEDatabaseLanguage
ChangeTool.

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b.TypetheprexfortheMUSEdatabase,ifitisdifferentfromthedefault

c.SelectthenewlanguageandindicateiftheECGstatementsshouldbein

5.ClickStarttostartthedatabaselanguageconversion.
TheDatabaseLanguageChangeToollogleisC:\ProgramData\

MUSE|MUSEDBLanguageChanger.log.
Whentheconversioncompletes,acompletiondialogboxopens.

NOTE:

Theconversiontimeisdependentonthenumberofsitesandmaybe
lengthyifthesystemhasalargenumberofMUSEsites.

6.ClickOKtoclosethecompletiondialogbox.

7.ClickExittoclosetheMUSEDatabaseLanguageChangeTool.

Fordatabasesinanamedinstance,usetheformatServerName\
InstanceName.

(MUSE).

English.

8.CanceltheMUSEshutdownusingtheinstructionsin“CancelingtheSystem

Shutdown”onpage59.

VerifyingtheDatabaseLanguageChange

Usethefollowinginstructionstoveritythatthelanguagechangewassuccessful.

1.FromtheMUSEapplication,gotoSystem>Setup.

2.OpenSystemPropertiesandverifythetwo-letterDatabaseLanguagevalue
matchestheexpecteddatabaselanguage.

3.Toidentifythestatementlibrarylanguage,gototheStatementLibrarywithin
MUSEsetupandverifythelanguageoftheexistingstatements.

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ConguringMUSESystemforLDAP
Authentication

ThefollowingisanoverviewoftheprocesstoconguretheMUSEsystemforLDAP
Authentication:

1.CustomerworkswithGEHealthcaretounderstandtherequirements,features,

andlimitationsofLDAPAuthenticationandtoensurethatthisauthentication
methodmeetstheirneeds.

2.InstalltheLDAPAuthenticationfeatureoptioninMUSE.

3.CongureLDAPintheMUSEsystem.

Thefollowingtabledetailssomeoftherequirements,features,andlimitationsofusing
LDAPwiththeMUSEsystem.BothGEHealthcarepersonnelandcustomerpersonnel
canusethefollowingtabletodetermineifLDAPAuthenticationmeetsthecustomer’s
expectations.

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Requirements

Features

Limitations

•MicrosoftActiveDirectoryServergivennameandsneldsmustbe
populatedintheLDAPserver’suserschemaforeveryuserthatuses
LDAPauthenticationinMUSE.Ifthegivennameorsneldisblank
foragivenLDAPuser,theblankeld(s)canpreventtheuserlogging
ontoMUSEusingLDAPauthentication.

•ForMicrosoftActiveDirectory,givennameisthesameasFirstName
andsnisthesameasLastName(surname).

•AllowsuserstologontoMUSEwithadomain/activedirectory
userandpassword.LDAPauthenticationcanbecombinedwith
Windowsauthentication.

•ProvidesmorecentralizedadministrationofMUSEusers,roles,and
proles.

•ProvidesmappingofLDAPgroupstoMUSERolesandProles.

•ProvidesmappingofLDAPeldstoMUSEelds.

•AutomaticallycreatesMUSEusersfromLDAPusers.

•CanautomaticallyenableMUSEuserswhohavebeencreatedfrom
LDAPusers.

•AllowssiteoverridesintheMUSEusersetuptooverrideLDAPgroup
toMUSErolemappings.Theseoverridescanbeusedtoensurethat
anyspecieduserisneveraffectedbytheLDAPgroupconguration.

•RequiresmanualcongurationofjobtitleswithintheMUSEUser
setup.

•RequiresmanualcongurationofMUSEuseraccessasanyMUSE
usercreatedbyLDAPhasaccesstoallsitesintheMUSEsystem.

•AutomaticallyassignsasystemuserIDtoanyusercreatedbyLDAP.

•RequirestheMUSELDAPsetuptoberefreshedwhenanychanges
oradditionsaremadetotheLDAPservergroupsifthegroupsareto
beselectablewithintheMUSELDAPgroupmappingfunction.

•TheWindowsUserNamefortheMUSEBackgrounduser
mustcontainthestringMuseBkgndsomewhereinit.For
example:MuseBkgnd,XYZMuseBkgnd,MuseBkgndXYZ,or
XYZMuseBkgndXYZ.

InstallingtheLDAPAuthenticationOptioninthe MUSESystem

NOTE:

BEFOREYOUBEGIN:IfLDAP/ADauthenticationisgoingtobeusedwithMUSE,

theWindowsUserNamefortheMUSEBackgroundusermustcontainthestring

MuseBkgndsomewhereinit.Forexample:MuseBkgnd,XYZMuseBkgnd,
MuseBkgndXYZ,orXYZMuseBkgndXYZ.

TheLDAPAuthenticationoptionmustbeenabledbyaqualiedMUSEserviceperson
priortothecongurationofLDAPinMUSE.Iftheoptionisnotalreadyenabled,contact
yourGEservicerepresentativetoenabletheoption.

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UsethefollowingproceduretoverifywhethertheLDAPoptionisalreadyenabled.

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverasauserthathasatleastViewSystem
SetupandManageLDAPSettingsprivilegesintheMUSEsystem.

2.GotoSystem>Setup.

3.FromSystem,selectSystem.

4.Right-clickonMUSECardiologyInformationSystem.

5.VerifythatLDAPCongurationislistedinthenavigationmenu.
Ifitislisted,LDAPCongurationisenabled.

ConguringLDAPintheMUSESystem

ThefollowingsectionisanoverviewoftheprocesstocongureLDAPinMUSE.When
conguringLDAPforthersttime,thesestepsmustbeperformedinthisorder.
MaintenanceoftheLDAPFieldsandGroupscanbeperformedasneededbytheMUSE
orLDAPadministrator.

1.CongureLDAPintheMUSEsystemproperties.

2.CongureLDAPeldsinMUSEsetup.

3.CongureLDAPgroupsinMUSEsetup.

1.ConguringLDAPintheMUSESystemProperties

NOTE:

Makesureyoudonotlockyourselfoutofthesystem.Youcangetlockedoutas
follows:

•IfusersarecurrentlyusingWindowsAuthenticationandyouenableLDAP
beforeitisfullycongured.

•IfusersarecurrentlyusingMUSEAuthenticationandyouturnoffMUSE
AuthenticationandenableLDAPbeforeitisfullycongured.

MakesureyoucongureLDAPaccordingtothefollowingprocedure:

1.LogontotheMUSEsystemasauserthathastheManageLDAPSettings
privilegeintheMUSEapplication.

2.GotoSystem>Setup.

3.SelectSystem.

4.Right-clickontheMUSEentryandselectProperties.

5.SelectLDAPConguration.

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6.Usetheinformationinthefollowingtabletocompletetheelds:

FieldInstructionstoCompletetheField

LDAPServer
Name

PortNumberTypetheportnumberoftheInternetProtocol

Distinguished
NamePathto
Groups

Distinguished
NamePathto
Users

TypethefullqualiedWindowsservername
ortheIPaddressoftheLDAPserver.

addressoftheLDAPserver.
ClickTestConnectiontoconrmthatthe

MUSEsystemcanconnecttothespecied
LDAPservernameandport.

Typethedistinguishednamepathtothe
LDAPgroupsthatcontaintheusersthat
needaccesstotheMUSEsystem.

ClicktheDownloadActiveDirectoryGroups
buttontoconrmtheMUSEcanconnectto
theLDAPpathanddownloadgroups.

Typethedistinguishednamepathtothe
LDAPusersthatneedaccesstotheMUSE
system.

Aftertypingthedistinguishednamepath
totheusers,clickDownloadUserFieldsto
conrmthattheMUSEsystemcanconnect
totheLDAPpathanddownloaduserelds.

Notes

Ifthiseldisnotpopulated,youcannot
enableAllowuserstologinusingLDAP
authentication.

ThecommonportnumberforLDAPservers
is389.ThedefaultportnumberforLDAP
overSecureSocketsLayer(SSL)is636.

Ifthiseldisnotpopulated,youcannot
enableAllowuserstologonusingLDAP
authentication.

LDAPobjectsarereferencedbytheir
distinguishedname(DN).ADNisasequence
ofrelativedistinguishednames(RDN)
connectedbycommas.AnRDNisan
attributewithanassociatedvaluein
theformofattribute=value.TheMUSE
systemlooksforusersatthedistinguished
namepathandadditionallylooksforusers
recursivelythatarebelowthepathstructure.

Thefollowingisanexampleofa
distinguishednamespathtogroups:

OU=MUSEUsers,DC=corp,DC=
hospital,DC=com

Thefollowingexampleisadistinguished
namespathtousers:

CN=Users,DC=corp,DC=hospital,DC=com

NOTE:

ADSIEditcanbeusedtohelp
determine/verifythedistinguished
namepaths.See“ADSIEdit”onpage

100.

Allowusers
tologin
usingLDAP
authentication

LDAPnew
usersadded
areenabled

Selectthecheckbox.AftertheLDAPfeatureisproperlysetup,

selectthischeckboxtoenableMUSEclient
workstationstoauthenticateusingLDAP.

IfsettingupLDAPforthersttime,donot
selectthisboxuntilallLDAPGroupshave
beensetup.

Selectthecheckbox.AftertheLDAPfeatureisproperlysetup,

selectthischeckboxtoautomatically
enablenewMUSEuserscreatedbyLDAP
authentication.

IfsettingupLDAPforthersttime,donot
selectthisboxuntilallLDAPGroupshave
beensetup.

7.ClickOKtosaveyourchanges.

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2.ConguringLDAPFieldsinMUSESetup

LDAPFieldsareattributesdenedwithintheLDAPdatabaseschemeforaperson.The
LDAPstandarddenesapersonobjectwhichcontainsthefollowingattributes:

ConguringMUSESystemforLDAPAuthentication

LDAPUserAttribute

sn

givenName
mailEmailaddress
fascimileTelephoneNumberFAXnumber
telephoneNumberTelephonenumber

Description

Surnameorlastname
Givennameorrstname

NOTE:

TherearedozensofLDAPattributesinActiveDirectoryforuserschema.See

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms683980(v=vs.85).aspx.

TherearemorepersonattributesinLDAPbuttheseattributesareautomatically
mappedintoMUSEuserattributeswithoutanycongurationneeded.Additional
mappingscanbecreatedtomapattributessuchasMedicareIdentiertoanattribute
intheLDAPpersonobject.

WhenauserlaunchesorlogsintotheMUSEworkstation,iftheuserauthenticates
againsttheLDAPserver,theuserisaddedtotheMUSEuserdatabaseusingtheseeld
mappings.IftheuseralreadyexistsintheMUSEuserdatabase,theeldsintheMUSE
databaseareupdatedusingtheLDAPattributes.

ThefollowingtableliststheMUSEUserelds,whethertheyaremappedbydefault,
andwhattheirdefaultLDAPFieldNamemappingis,ifany.Defaultmappingscannot
bechanged.

MUSEFieldNameDefaultMappingLDAPFieldName

LastName

FirstName

EmailAddress

FaxNumber

Phone

MedicareID

AuxID1

AuxID2

AuxID3

AuxID4

AuxID5

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No

sn

givenName

Mail

facsmileTelephoneNumber

telephoneNumber

NOTE:

Ifthedefaulteldmappingsareblank,itindicatesthatyourLDAPcongurationis
notvalid.ReturntotheConguringLDAPinMUSESystemPropertiessectionto
ensureLDAPisproperlyconguredtherebeforeproceeding

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UsethefollowingstepstoaddanewLDAPeldmappingormodifyanexistingone:

1.LogontotheMUSEsystemasauserthathastheManageLDAPUserField
Settingsprivilege.

2.GotoSystem>Setup.

3.SelectLDAPFields.

4.Performoneofthefollowingactions:

•Tocreateanewmapping,gotoAction>New.

•Tomodifyanexistingmapping,right-clicktheentryandselectProperties.

5.UnderLDAPAttributes/Properties,selecttheLDAPFieldtomapfromthe
drop-downlist.

6.UnderMUSEFields,selecttheMUSEFieldtomapfromthedrop-downlist.

7.ClickOKtosaveyourchanges.

3.ConguringLDAPGroupsinMUSESetup

Whenproperlycongured,theLDAPsystemsettingsandusereldmappingsallow
forcentralizeduseradministrationandapplicationauthentication.Inordertoget
applicationauthorization,LDAPGroupsneedtobemappedtoMUSERoles.Mapping
LDAPGroupstoMUSERolesallowstheLDAPAdministratortoaddorremoveLDAP
userstoorfromanLDAPgroupandgrantthatusertheprivilegesassociatedtothe
mappedMUSErole.

UsethefollowingstepstoaddanewLDAPgroupmappingortomodifyanexistingone:

1.LogontotheMUSEsystemasauserthathastheManageLDAPUserField
Settingsprivilege.

2.GotoSystem>Setup.

3.SelectLDAPGroups.

4.Performoneofthefollowingactions:

•Tocreateanewmapping,gotoAction>New.

•Tomodifyanexistingmapping,right-clicktheentryandselectProperties.

5.Completetheeldsusingtheinformationinthefollowingtable:

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Field

LDAPGroup

RankAddtherankingofthe

MUSERoleSelecttheMUSERolefrom

ActionDescription

SelecttheLDAPgroup
fromthedrop-downlist.

Thesearethegroups
pointedtointhegroup’s
descriptionnameportion
oftheLDAPsystem
settings.

groupbyclickingtheup
anddownarrowsorby
typinganumberintothe
eld.

thedrop-downlist.

Groupsareaquickwayofgivingusers
commonaccesstocertainfeaturesor
functionalitywithinanLDAPdirectory.

Theranknumberisusedinthecase
thatanLDAPuserexistsinmorethan
oneLDAPgroup.Thiswouldresultin
aMUSEuserexistinginmultipleMUSE
roles.SinceaMUSEusercanonlyexist
inasingleMUSErole,thisranknumber
(highestnumberwins)determines
whichMUSEroletheMUSEuserisin.

Therankrangeis1to5000.Abest
practicewouldbetousemultiplesof
100whensettingupranksfortherst
timesothatadditionalLDAPgroups
canbemoreeasilyaddedandranked
atalatertime.

MUSERolesarecreatedusingRoles
functionofMUSE.EachMUSERoleis
madeupofMUSEprivileges.

MUSEProleSelecttheMUSEProle

6.ClickOKtosaveyourchanges.

ChangestoLDAPGroups

AftertheinitialMUSELDAPconguration,theexpectationisthatnochangeswillbe
madetotheLDAPgroupsontheLDAPserverotherthanaddingorremovingusers
fromtheLDAPgroupsthathavebeenmappedinMUSE.Ifanychangesaremade
totheLDAPgroupsontheLDAPserver,suchasrenaminggroupsormovinggroups,
MUSELDAPAuthenticationmaystopworking.

Furthermore,iftheDownloadActiveDirectoryGroupsbuttonlocatedintheMUSE
LDAPCongurationisclicked,alloftheLDAPGroupstoMUSERolesandProles
mappingswillbedeleted.ThisisbecauseifanychangesaremadetotheLDAPgroup
congurationontheLDAPserverthatwouldrequiretheActiveDirectoryGroupstobe
re-downloaded,theMUSELDAPGroupstoMUSERolesmustbere-conguredfromthe
beginning.IftheDownloadActiveDirectoryGroupsbuttonisclickedandconrmed
inMUSE,allusersusingLDAPauthenticationwillnolongerbeabletoaccesstheMUSE
systemuntiltheLDAPgrouptoMUSErolemappingsarere-congured.MUSEand
WindowsAuthenticationwillcontinuetoworkiftheappropriateshortcutsforthese
methodsexistoneachoftheMUSEclientworkstations.

fromthedrop-downlist.
Thisisoptional.

MUSEProlesarecreatedusingthe
ProleManagerinMUSE.Proles
specifyandmanagepre-dened
setsofuseroptionsacrossallMUSE
applications.

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IfchangesneedtobemadetotheLDAPcongurationthatwouldrequire
re-downloadingtheLDAPgroupsfromtheLDAPserver,youneedtotakethefollowing
steps:

1.ScheduleanappropriatedowntimefortheMUSEsysteminordertore-congure

2.RecordthecurrentMUSELDAPConguration.Onewaytorecordthis

3.RecordthevaluesoftheexistingMUSELDAPGroupsconguration.Oneway

4.Re-congureLDAPusingthestepsin“ConguringLDAPintheMUSESystem”

LDAPinMUSE,

informationisviaaPrintScreenoftheLDAPCongurationinMUSE.Any
congurationchangesmadeherearealsologgedtotheMUSEConguration
ChangeLog.

torecordthisinformationisPrintScreenorPrintListoftheLDAPGroupsin
MUSE.ThedeletedvaluesarealsologgedtotheMUSEApplicationLog.

onpage95.

ADSIEdit

AWindowsfeatureapplicationcalledADSIEditcanbeinstalledontheMUSE
applicationserverthatcanaidintroubleshooting/verifyingADSI/LDAPUsersand
Groups.

InstallingADSIEdit

ADSIEditcanbeinstalledbyenablingtheADLDSSnap-InsandCommand-Line
ToolsusingWindowsServerManager.

Youcanalsoperformthefollowingproceduretoautomaticallyinstalltherequired
components:

1.InsertormounttheMUSEv9Supportmediaintotheopticaldrive.

2.BrowsetothePreInstallScriptsfolderontheMUSEv9Supportmedia.

3.Right-clickonInstall_ADLDS_Tools.batandchooseRunasadministrator.

4.UsingWindowsServerManager,verifythattheADLDSSnap-Insand

UsingADSIEdit

Thebatchleexecutesandinstallsanyrequiredcomponents

Command-LineToolsfeaturehasbeeninstalledasappropriatefortheWindows
operatingsystembeingused

1.LogontotheMUSEapplicationserverasadomainuser;ideally,thisisadomain
MUSEAdministratoruser.

2.GotoAdministrativeToolsandexecuteADSIEdit.

3.GotoAction>Connectto....

4.ClickOKtoconnecttotheDefaultnamingcontext.
YoucannowbrowsethedefaultnamingcontextandverifyAD/LDAPusers,

groups,anddistinguishedasneeded

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