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System Management User Guide - CPSI Application Documentation

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10<strong>System</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>Assign Defaults for Special PrintersThis option is used to select which printer is to use when printing to any specialty printer such asfor facesheets, admit labels or armbands. Enter either the 3-digit printer number to be used or W ifthe Workstation printer is to be used. To remove a printer number that is already listed, enter 999as the printer number.Select Special Functions > <strong>System</strong> <strong>Management</strong> > Enter Root Password > Device Control Table >Assign Defaults for Special PrintersFigure 2.7 Assign Defaults for Special Printers2.4 Device SetupThis section discusses the steps required to set up certain devices in the Device Control Table tobe used on the <strong>CPSI</strong> <strong>System</strong>. The terms port, terminal and TTY can all be interchanged with oneanother when referring to the device setup.PCThe Personal Computer is the most common device connected to and used on the <strong>CPSI</strong> <strong>System</strong>.This will describe the steps required in configuring a PC in the DCT.1. The first field to set up is the Department # field. Select the Department # field and enter the 3-digit department number of where the device is located. The department number should beentered for each device. It is particularly important to have this done for any device thatreceives any type of order or report flash such as in Laboratory, Pharmacy or Radiology. It isalso recommended that these devices are configured on ports 512 or less.© 2015 Computer Programs and <strong>System</strong>s, Inc.

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