Summary of safety precautions ................................................................................................................................3
Indications for use...................................................................................................................................................4
i
Bed Server software ...............................................................................................................................................4
System requirements and recommendations.............................................................................................................4
Server configuration ................................................................................................................................................7
Windows Server 2012.........................................................................................................................................7
Windows Server 2016.......................................................................................................................................17
i
Bed Server application.......................................................................................................................................... 29
i
Bed Server Tools.............................................................................................................................................36
i
Bed Wireless Configuration Tool ...........................................................................................................................37
Editing Windows configuration ...............................................................................................................................38
Verify
i
Bed Server ................................................................................................................................................. 39
Adding devices (clients) to the Master Device List....................................................................................................41
Adding
Adding an additional Stryker interface..................................................................................................................... 44
Adding a third-party interface ................................................................................................................................. 50
Configuring the wireless router (Stryker device configuration) .............................................................................. 51
Third party communication issues......................................................................................................................60
Device not connecting to server.........................................................................................................................61
Connectivity issues to one / multiple devices ......................................................................................................61
Cannot communicate with device (verify ports are open) ..................................................................................... 63
Cannot communicate with device (DNS only) ..................................................................................................... 64
The words WWAARRNNIINNGG, CCAAUUTTIIOONN, and NNOOTTEE carry special meanings and should be carefully reviewed.
WWAARRNNIINNGG
Alerts the reader about a situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. It may also describe
potential serious adverse reactions and safety hazards.
CCAAUUTTIIOONN
Alerts the reader of a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury to the
user or patient or damage to the product or other property. This includes special care necessary for the safe and effective
use of the device and the care necessary to avoid damage to a device that may occur as a result of use or misuse.
NNoottee -- Provides special information to make maintenance easier or important instructions clearer.
Always read and strictly follow the warnings and cautions listed on this page. Service only by qualified personnel.
CCAAUUTTIIOONN
• Before proceeding with this installation, make sure that a previous version of the
installed on the target system. If a previous version was installed, uninstall the software. If you attempt to install the
application on a system where a previous version was installed, the installer behavior may be unpredictable.
• Before proceeding with this installation, make sure that a previous version of the
application is not currently installed on the target system. If a previous version was installed, uninstall the software. If
you attempt to install the application on a system where a previous version was installed, the installer behavior may be
unpredictable.
ii
BBeedd Server application is not currently
ii
BBeedd Wireless configuration tool
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IInnttrroodduuccttiioonn
This manual assists you with the operation or maintenance of your Stryker product. Read this manual before operating or
maintaining this product. Set methods and procedures to educate and train your staff on the safe operation or maintenance
of this product.
NNoottee -- Stryker continually seeks advancements in product design and quality. This manual contains the most current
product information available at the time of printing. There may be minor discrepancies between your product and this
manual. If you have any questions, contact Stryker Customer Service or Technical Support at 1-800-327-0770.
IInnddiiccaattiioonnss ffoorr uussee
The intended use for theiiBBeedd® Wireless (withiiBBeedd Awareness) is to assist clinical staff to monitor bed parameters on
specific Stryker beds. The desired bed parameters are set by operators at the bedside. The
intended for use with specifically enabled Stryker beds that have been verified and validated with the
software, and is not intended to provide bed status information for non-Stryker beds. The
intended to communicate any patient status information, nor to permanently store any type of data. The
ii
BBeedd Awareness System is not intended to provide automated treatment decisions or as a substitute for professional
healthcare judgment. The
monitoring or alert equipment. All patient medical diagnosis and treatment are to be performed under direct supervision and
oversight of an appropriate healthcare professional.
ii
BBeedd SSeerrvveerr ssooffttwwaarree
ii
BBeedd Wireless withiiBBeedd Awareness System is not a replacement or substitute for vital signs
ii
BBeedd Wireless software is only
ii
BBeedd Wireless
ii
BBeedd Wireless software is not
ii
BBeedd Wireless with
The includediiBBeedd Server installation CD (5212-501-001) contains the software required for theiiBBeedd Server installation.
NNoottee -- Before uninstalling the application, copy the following files to the PPuubblliicc DDooccuummeennttss folder. The files will import to
the new application. Using the
∘.NET Framework 4.5 (or higher) features (Installed)
∘Telnet Client
– WCF Services
•HTTP Activation
•All current Microsoft High Priority Updates (Installed) and optional update for .NET Framework 4.5 (or higher)
Additional configuration or setup may be required depending on equipment and other variables. If you have difficulties
during installation, setup, configuration, or while attempting to establish a connection between the
wireless clients, contact Stryker Technical Support at 1-800-327-0770.
4. In the IInnssttaallllaattiioonn TTyyppee step, select the RRoollee--bbaasseedd oorr ffeeaattuurree--bbaasseedd iinnssttaallllaattiioonn if not already selected and click
5. In the SSeerrvveerr SSeelleeccttiioonn step, click SSeelleecctt aa sseerrvveerr ffrroomm tthhee sseerrvveerr ppooooll and make sure that the server is correct in
the SSeerrvveerr PPooooll box and click NNeexxtt (Figure 4).
9. In the FFeeaattuurreess step, select ..NNEETT FFrraammeewwoorrkk 33..55 FFeeaattuurreess, ..NNEETT FFrraammeewwoorrkk 44..55 FFeeaattuurreess, and TTeellnneett CClliieenntt in
17.In the SSeerrvveerr SSeelleeccttiioonn step, click SSeelleecctt aa sseerrvveerr ffrroomm tthhee sseerrvveerr ppooooll and verify that the server is correct in the
SSeerrvveerr PPooooll box and click NNeexxtt (Figure 16).
4. In the IInnssttaallllaattiioonn TTyyppee step, select the RRoollee--bbaasseedd oorr ffeeaattuurree--bbaasseedd iinnssttaallllaattiioonn if not already selected and click
5. In the SSeerrvveerr SSeelleeccttiioonn step, click SSeelleecctt aa sseerrvveerr ffrroomm tthhee sseerrvveerr ppooooll and make sure that the server is correct in
the SSeerrvveerr PPooooll box and click NNeexxtt (Figure 26).
9. In the FFeeaattuurreess step, select ..NNEETT FFrraammeewwoorrkk 33..55 FFeeaattuurreess, ..NNEETT FFrraammeewwoorrkk 44..55 FFeeaattuurreess, and TTeellnneett CClliieenntt in
17.In the SSeerrvveerr SSeelleeccttiioonn step, click SSeelleecctt aa sseerrvveerr ffrroomm tthhee sseerrvveerr ppooooll and verify that the server is correct in the
SSeerrvveerr PPooooll box and click NNeexxtt (Figure 38).
25.Run WWiinnddoowwss UUppddaattee to look for any important and optional updates and install them. Restart the server if required.
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BBeedd SSeerrvveerr aapppplliiccaattiioonn
CCAAUUTTIIOONN -- Before proceeding with this installation, make sure that a previous version of theiiBBeedd Server application is not
currently installed on the target system. If a previous version was installed, uninstall the software. If you attempt to install
the application on a system where a previous version was installed, the installer behavior may be unpredictable.
1. Begin the
and select RRuunn aass AAddmmiinniissttrraattoorr.
2. If Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Express is not already installed, the IInnssttaallllSShhiieelldd WWiizzaarrdd rreeqquuiirreemmeennttss window will
open. Click the IInnssttaallll button (Figure 45).
NNoottee -- If Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Express is already installed, go to step 11.
ii
BBeedd Server Application installation by right clicking the 55221122--550022--000011 SSeerrvveerr AApppplliiccaattiioonn SSeettuupp..eexxee file
4. Select II aacccceepptt tthhee lliicceennssee tteerrmmss bbooxx and then click the NNeexxtt button (Figure 47).
FFiigguurree 4477 –– SSQQLL lliicceennssee
5. In the FFeeaattuurree SSeelleeccttiioonn step, leave the FFeeaattuurreess selection at the defaults. If the SShhaarreedd ffeeaattuurree ddiirreeccttoorryy does not
default to CC::\\PPrrooggrraamm FFiilleess, browse or create the new destination location for the installation and then click NNeexxtt
(Figure 48).
FFiigguurree 4488 –– SSQQLL ffeeaattuurreess
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6. In the IInnssttaannccee CCoonnffiigguurraattiioonn step, click NNeexxtt (Figure 49).
16.Click FFiinniisshh to exit the IInnssttaallllSShhiieelldd WWiizzaarrdd (Figure 59).
FFiigguurree 5599 –– FFiinniisshh
ii
BBeedd SSeerrvveerr TToooollss
1. Begin theiiBBeedd Server Tools installation by right clicking the 55221122--550022--000011 SSeerrvveerr TToooollss SSeettuupp..eexxee file and select
RRuunn aass AAddmmiinniissttrraattoorr.
2. The CChhoooossee DDeessttiinnaattiioonn LLooccaattiioonn screen will appear (Figure 60).
a. If using the default location, click NNeexxtt.
b. If using a different location, click CChhaannggee and then NNeexxtt to confirm.
CCAAUUTTIIOONN -- Before proceeding with this installation, make sure that a previous version of theiiBBeedd Wireless configuration
tool application is not currently installed on the target system. If a previous version was installed, uninstall the software. If
you attempt to install the application on a system where a previous version was installed, the installer behavior may be
unpredictable.
1. Run the
SSeettuupp..eexxee file on the source location.
2. In the IInnssttaallllSShhiieelldd WWiizzaarrdd screen, click NNeexxtt (Figure 62).
ii
BBeedd Wireless Configuration Tool by double-clicking the 55221122--550033--000011iiBBeedd WWiirreelleessss ccoonnffiigguurraattiioonn ttooooll
a. If the server interface verification is successful, the system returns a green check (Figure 66).
b. If the server interface verification is unsuccessful, the system returns a red X.
NNoottee -- Before you continue installing
beginning of the installation process and make sure that all steps were executed properly. For further
troubleshooting details, see
4. Proceed to
Adding devices (clients) to the Master Device List
Troubleshooting
ii
BBeedd Server, you must resolve this error. To resolve the error, return to the
3. In the AAdddd NNeeww DDeevviiccee UURRLL box, type in the URL of the device and then click AAdddd DDeevviiccee UURRLL (example: http//
10.32.56.101:1639 or http://syk-84253f2356a.stryker.com:1639) (Figure 68).
NNoottee -- Make sure to enter the web extension http:// and the Stryker communication port :1639 to the IP or DNS name for
each device (client).
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FFiigguurree 6688 –– AAdddd DDeevviiccee UURRLL
4. Repeat step 3 until all new devices have been added.
5. Once all new devices are in the list, click the SSeelleecctt AAllll box of the MMaasstteerr DDeevviiccee UURRLL LLiisstt and then click the UUppllooaadd
4. In the LLooccaattiioonn AAssssoocciiaattiioonn LLiisstt box, click in the HHoossppiittaall LLooccaattiioonn box and type the Hospital Location (Figure 71).
NNoottee -- The Hospital Location is normally formatted using the location HL7 alias name.
5. To add another association, click the AAdddd RRooww button (Figure 71).
6. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all new Locator IDs and Hospital Locations have been entered.
7. Once all new location associations have been made, click the upper left SSeelleecctt AAllll box of the Location Association List,
and then click UUppllooaadd LLooccaattiioonn AAssssoocciiaattiioonn((ss)) ttoo SSeerrvveerr (Figure 72).
NNoottee -- If the facility has an existing LLIIFFEENNEETT account, navigate to AAccccoouunntt DDeeffiinniittiioonn and check the SSmmaarrtt EEqquuiippmmeenntt
MMaannaaggeemmeenntt box under FFeeaattuurreess.
CCrreeaattiinngg aa LLIIFFEENNEETT®® aaccccoouunntt
NNoottee -- Make sure that the facility does not have a pre-existing LLIIFFEENNEETT account. If they do not, continue to step 1.
1. In an internet browser window, go to hhttttppss::////wwwwww..lliiffeenneettssyysstteemmss..ccoomm// to reach the LLIIFFEENNEETT website.
2. Click on the AAccccoouunntt tab and click AAccccoouunnttss in the drop down list (Figure 73).
4. In the SSttrryykkeerr SSEEMM DDeevviiccee DDaattaa MMaannaaggeerr -- IInnssttaallllSShhiieelldd WWiizzaarrdd window, enter the following values and click NNeexxtt
(Figure 81).
•
i
Server IP address: IP address of the machine where theiServer is installed
•Hospital name: Name of the hospital
•Agent Serial Number: Enter the MAC address of the server machine where the SEM Device Data Manager is
installed
•LLIIFFEENNEETT UserName - Username that is used to register Device Data Manager with LLIIFFEENNEETT
•LLIIFFEENNEETT Password - Password that is used to register Device Data Manager with LLIIFFEENNEETT
•LLIIFFEENNEETT URL - The URL for registering the Device Data Manager installed at the hospital with LLIIFFEENNEETT
NNoottee -- The LLIIFFEENNEETT user name and password are located in the email sent to the Account Administrator in
LIFENET® account
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(page 44).
Creating a
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5. In the CChhoooossee DDeessttiinnaattiioonn LLooccaattiioonn step, click NNeexxtt to install the SEM Device Data Manager files to the default
location or click CChhaannggee to select a different destination folder (Figure 82).
NNoottee --iiBBeedd Server 1.0 wireless clients only authenticate with TKIP encryption andiiBBeedd Server 2.0 wireless clients only
authenticate with AES encryption. Below is an example of configuring a LINKSYS N600 E2500 router.
To configure the wireless router for Stryker devices:
1. Enter the router’s admin menu to configure the router for use.
2. In the SSeettuupp//BBaassiicc SSeettuupp tab, verify the router is set for DHCP (Figure 85).
FFiigguurree 8855 –– BBaassiicc SSeettuupp
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3. In the WWiirreelleessss//BBaassiicc WWiirreelleessss SSeettttiinnggss tab, configure the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wireless Settings so they match
Figure 86.
Applies to Gateway 1 (3002 SSeeccuurree®® II, 3002 / 3005 SS33®®), Gateway 2 (3002 / 3005 SS33), and Gateway 3 (2131 / 2141
IInnTToouucchh®®).
NNoottee -- You must have a laptop and a router configured for Stryker defaults.
1. Plug in the router configured for Stryker defaults (
51)).
2. Plug the power cord of the bed into the wall outlet and make sure that the wireless option is turned on.
3. Connect the laptop to the syk_med_install SSID which the configured router is broadcasting.
4. Open the
5. On the bed, enter the CCoonnnneeccttiivviittyy IInnffoo menu by accessing the service menu on the footboard (see the appropriate
product maintenance manual).
6. Scroll down to the IP address which the router provided for the bed.
7. Enter the bed IP address in the WWiirreelleessss DDeevviiccee UURRLL//IIPP box (Figure 88).
ii
BBeedd Wireless Configuration Tool.
Configuring the wireless router (Stryker device configuration)
8. Click the GGeett WWiirreelleessss DDeevviiccee CCoonnffiigguurraattiioonn button. This will retrieve the bed wireless default settings and connect to
the bed, which is shown in the left column of the tool.
9. Click the OOKK button of the retrieval confirmation.
10.Enter the facility network information and make sure that you fill in all of the appropriate blanks in the right column of the
tool.
11.Select the RRaaddiioo MMooddee for the facility requirements.
12.Click the UUppllooaadd CCoonnffiigguurraattiioonn ttoo DDeevviiccee button.
NNoottee -- If the radio does not connect, make sure that you check the settings entered into the column on the right. If they
are incorrect, the radio will need to be reset to defaults and then repeat the configuration process.
1. Use the appropriate FL27 IInnTToouucchh maintenance manual to access the CCoonnffiigguurraattiioonn menu (For IInnTToouucchh 2.1-4.0 see
Figure 90. For IInnTToouucchh 5.0 or higher, see Figure 92).
2. Tap WWii--FFii CCoonnffiigguurraattiioonn (A) (Figure 90).
•To find the bed’s serial number, put
the bed into the Bed Configuration
mode and navigate to SSeerriiaall
NNuummbbeerr >> CCuurrrreenntt SSNN to verify
the serial number.
•If the serial number does not
match, go to the EEddiitt SSNN menu to
edit the serial number, and then
save.
Cannot see a location
The Locator ID was entered
incorrectly.
1. Using the
Tool, select VViieeww CCuurrrreenntt
LLooccaattiioonn AAssssoocciiaattiioonnss.
2. Click GGeett LLooccaattiioonn AAssssoocciiaattiioonnss
from server.
3. Look through the HHoossppiittaall
LLooccaattiioonn and verify the Locator ID.
NNoottee -- The Locator ID is
alphanumeric and case sensitive.
You must use lower case to enter
the Locator ID letters, or the server
will not recognize the locator.
3.1. If the Locator ID is incorrect,
3.2. If the Locator ID is missing,
ii
BBeedd Locator Association
use the UUppddaattee function to
update the error.
1. Make sure the SEWSI wweebb..ccoonnffiigg
file has the correct Web URL..
1.1. Navigate to the directory
Third party does not receive bed
status information
2. Make sure PPoorrtt 8800 is not blocked.
where the
is installed.
1.1.1. Navigate to the
1.1.2. Find the line which
ii
BBeedd Server Tool
SEWSI folder and
open the wweebb..ccoonnffiigg
file.
contains
SSeerrvveerrUURRLL==
1) Make sure the
local host was
replaced with the
IP of the server
NNoottee -- This
cannot be a DNS
name.
2.1. PPoorrtt 8800 needs to be open
between the Stryker server
and products (bi-directional),
and the Stryker server and
any third-party servers (bidirectional) ((LLIINNKK HHEERREE)).
2.2. If PPoorrtt 8800 is blocked, work
with IT to open the port.
3. Search SEWSI logs to make sure
there are no communication
failures. Find messages generated
for the third-party ((LLIINNKK HHEERREE))
2. Highlight several of the SSttrryykkeerrMMaaiinneennaanncceeSSeerrvviiccee__llooggffiillee..ttxxtt files during the time when there may have been an
outage.
a. Right click and select EEddiitt wwiitthh NNootteeppaadd++++..
3. In NNootteeppaadd++++ press CCttrrll++FF to open a find window.
a. Search for the below string and select FFiinndd iinn AAllll OOppeenneedd DDooccuummeennttss.
NNoottee -- When you search for messages from a product, make sure that you use the correct Device ID.
3. Copy the subscription ID for a device which is going to the correct third party.
ii
BBeedd Server Tool.
a. Verify subscriber URL to find messages to a specific third party.
4. Navigate to the directory where
a. Open the LLOOGGSS folder.
b. Find SSEEWWSSII__llooggffiillee..ttxxtt.
5. To search for messages in a specific timeframe, highlight multiple SSEEWWSSII__llooggffiillee..ttxxtt in that range based on the date
modified in Windows Explorer.
a. Right click the highlighted files and select EEddiitt wwiitthh NNootteeppaadd++++.
6. Press CCttrrll++FF to open a find window.
a. Paste the SSuubbssccrriippttiioonn IIDD copied in step 3.
b. Select FFiinndd iinn aallll ooppeenneedd ddooccuummeennttss.
c. The Find result pane will open with all messages containing the SSuubbssccrriibbeerr IIDD.
7. Click the XML message from the Find pane to open the file to that line.
a. XML messages will start in format <<??xxmmll vveerrssiioonn==””11..00”” eennccooddiinngg==uuttff--88””??>>.
NNoottee -- Example message with the payload XML data highlighted: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><soap:
Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchemainstance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"><soap:Body><ReceiveSubscriptionRequest xmlns=
"http://SEWSI.ServiceContracts/2008/09"><SubscriberID>C3000-000-000_180415201155204742</
SubscriberID><<PPaayyllooaaddXXMMLL>>&&lltt;;ddeevviiccee iidd==""33000000--000000--000000__118800441155220011""&&ggtt;;&&lltt;;BBeeddHHeeiigghhttIInn&&ggtt;;2277&&lltt;;//
BBeeddHHeeiigghhttIInn&&ggtt;;&&lltt;;LLaassttLLooggggeeddWWeeiigghhttLLbb&&ggtt;;110022..990000000099&&lltt;;//LLaassttLLooggggeeddWWeeiigghhttLLbb&&ggtt;;&&lltt;;
BBeeddEExxiittAAllaarrmmiinngg&&ggtt;;ffaallssee&&lltt;;//BBeeddEExxiittAAllaarrmmiinngg&&ggtt;;&&lltt;;//ddeevviiccee&&ggtt;;<<//PPaayyllooaaddXXMMLL>><<TTiimmeeSSttaammpp>>22001188--0077-1166TT1111::5599::1144..33441100664477--0044::0000<<//TTiimmeeSSttaammpp>></ReceiveSubscriptionRequest></soap:Body></soap:Envelope>] []
d. Change the Device ID to the Device ID being searched for (Figure 96).
e. Click the Play icon in VVTTFF -- SSuubb 33 ((7722 hhoouurr)) window.
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8. In the CCoonnnneeccttiivviittyyMMoocckk window, you will begin to see messages appear in the message log if the ports are open and
the server is able to communicate with the device (Figure 97).
NNoottee -- If messages do not populate, port 80 may be closed or the WWeebbSSeerrvviicceeUURRLL in the SSEEWWSSII wweebb..ccoonnffiigg file may
be incorrect.
FFiigguurree 9977 –– MMeessssaaggee LLoogg
9. Double click a message to view the XML generated (Figure 98).
Verify communication with device over port using TTEELLNNEETT.
1. Open a ccoommmmaanndd prompt.
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2. Enter the command tteellnneett <<IIPPAAddddrreessss>> <<PPoorrtt>>, where IIPP AAddddrreessss is the address of the device and PPoorrtt is the port
number for verification (Figure 99).
FFiigguurree 9999 –– CCoommmmaanndd pprroommpptt
•A blank box with a blinking cursor indicates that the port is open.
•CCoonnnneeccttiinngg ttoo indicates that the port is closed or the device is offline (Figure 100).
FFiigguurree 110000 –– CCoonnnneeccttiinngg
NNoottee -- Only use TTEELLNNEETT for a device that is online and pingable.
2. Enter the command nnssllooookkuupp <<IIPPAAddddrreessss>> where IIPP AAddddrreessss is the address of the device for DDNNSS eennttrryy verification.
•A reply with the hhoossttnnaammee and IIPP aaddddrreessss indicates success (Figure 101).
NNoottee -- The first line is the DDNNSS server name and IP address. The second line is the device hostname/IP.
FFiigguurree 110011 –– DDNNSS ssuucccceessss
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•A reply that states <<DDNNSSSSeerrvveerrNNaammee>> ccaann’’tt ffiinndd <<IIPPAAddddrreessss>> indicates failure (Figure 102).
FFiigguurree 110022 –– DDNNSS ffaaiilluurree
3. To verify a reverse lookup, enter the command nnssllooookkuupp <<hhoossttnnaammee>> where the hhoossttnnaammee is the device you are
verifying DNS entry for.
NNoottee -- The server reply should be the same as seen in step 2.
The following email alerts may be generated by theiiBBeedd server application.
EEmmaaiill iinnffooSScceennaarriioo
EEmmaaiill SSuubbjjeecctt::
Stryker iBed Server Alert
EEmmaaiill BBooddyy::
2015-04-20 00:24:59,298 [2964] ERROR Stryker.IServer.
BusinessLogic.SEWSI.RuleManager.
EMailToAdminForLowBatteryStatus - SEND EMAIL:
Stryker room locator f5d5b2130000 in room 205 has a low
battery. Currently connected to device ID 3000-000-000_
130316141.
EEmmaaiill SSuubbjjeecctt::
Stryker iBed Server Alert
EEmmaaiill BBooddyy::
2015-04-20 00:35:51,784 [2328] ERROR Stryker.IServer.
BusinessLogic.SEWSI.RuleManager.
EMailToAdminForLowBatteryStatus - SEND EMAIL:
Stryker room locator f5d5b2130000 is not in the location list
and has a low battery, update the location and association
lists as required. Currently connected to device ID 3000000-000_130316141.
Low Battery Status is true for the BBID mapped with a
location
Low Battery Status is true for a BBID which is not mapped
to any room or the BBID is missing
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EEmmaaiill iinnffooSScceennaarriioo
EEmmaaiill SSuubbjjeecctt::
Stryker iBed Server Alert
BBID is sent in the subscription payload but it is not present
in the “BBIDList.xml” file
room locator f5d5b2130000 is not in the location list and
does not have an association to a room, update or create
the location association as required. Currently connected to
device ID 3000-000-000_130316141.
EEmmaaiill SSuubbjjeecctt::
Stryker iBed Server Alert
BBID is sent in payload and it is present in “BBIDList.xml”
file but not present in “DeviceBBIdLocationAssciation.xml”
file
room locator f5d5b2130000 is in the location list but is not
associated to a room, update the location association as
required. Currently connected to device ID 3000-000-000_
130316141.
EEmmaaiill SSuubbjjeecctt::
Stryker iBed Server Alert
EEmmaaiill BBooddyy::
2015-04-20 00:50:52,536 [2328] ERROR Stryker.IServer.
BusinessLogic.SEWSI.RuleManager.
EmailToAdminForMissingBBID - SEND EMAIL: Stryker
room locator f5d5b2130000 is in the location list but is
associated to an undefined room, update the location
association as required. Currently connected to device ID
3000-000-000_130316141.