Procédure Installation Demo
Procédure Installation Demo
Procédure Installation Demo
IntelliSpace Perinatal
Rev. K.00
Pa tie n t Monit o ring
1Non-Production System
Instructions on how to install and use the system safely, including warnings and cautions, are provided
in the IntelliSpace Perinatal Installation and Service Guide and in the IntelliSpace Perinatal
Instructions for Use.
1.2 Introduction
The following documentation is provided for running IntelliSpace Perinatal as a non-production
system for testing and training purposes. The IntelliSpace Perinatal Non-Production System
comprises:
• IntelliSpace Perinatal documentation
• IntelliSpace Perinatal application software
• IntelliSpace Perinatal demo application backup file (factory-provided)
A Non-Production System can be installed in one of the following modes:
• Demo Mode:
– All-In-One installation: All components can be put on one single machine.
– Otherwise all individual components must be put on separate machines in the same way as in
clinical installations. For example, you can not install the Internal Server and the External Server
on one machine and the RDSH server on another machine.
• Regular System Mode:
In this case the Non-Production System behaves exactly like a Clinical System. A fetal monitor can
be connected, and the system status indicator does not display the text DEMO.
This document describes the Demo mode installation of an IntelliSpace Perinatal Non-Production
System. To install a Non-Production System in Regular System mode, refer to the IntelliSpace
Perinatal Installation and Service Guide.
The IntelliSpace Perinatal Non-Production System is customer-installable only in the demo mode
version.
WARNING An IntelliSpace Perinatal Non-Production System must never be used with real patient data in a
clinical environment.
When the Demo mode installation variant is used, the IntelliSpace Perinatal non-production system
software is marked with a ‘DEMO’ label in the system activity indicator. When the Regular System
mode is used, there is no ‘DEMO’ label displayed.
Demo Mode
A system in Demo mode has specific features that help prevent unintended entering or recording of
clinical data into a Non-Production System. Its features also help demonstrating or training the
charting, surveillance, and alarming functionality.
The differences of a system in Demo mode compared to a system in Regular mode are:
• The system status indicator displays the text DEMO.
• An upgrade or migration of a system in Demo system to a system in Regular mode is prevented to
avoid a mix of training/demo data and clinical data in one database.
• Data acquisition with serial connection or with Philips Avalon fetal monitors that are not in Demo
mode is disabled. Trace simulation with virtual COM ports or with Philips Avalon fetal monitors in
Demo mode is enabled.
• Add Demo Data allows adding demo charting data to the selected patient.
The Demo Mode has no influence on configuration data of the system. It is possible to prepare
configuration data on a demo system and later merge it to a clinical system with identical revision using
configuration backup and partial or full merge.
Only for systems in Demo mode having all functionality installed on separate machines like in a system
in Regular mode: It is also possible to completely reload all configuration data into a newly installed
and not yet started system with identical revision. In a new installation of IntelliSpace Perinatal, this
allows for using the future clinical machines as a Demo mode Non-Production System for training
purposes. Prior to Go Live, the Internal Server must be re-installed with a new database and a new
NBS location, and it must inherit all configuration data - including Client configuration - from the
Demo System. Clients will run a quick automatic setup when started for the first time to register with
the Internal Server. This eliminates all training and test patient data from the system.
You can either install a new system (with a new database) or restore from a previously saved system
backup, which lets you restore the IntelliSpace Perinatal demonstration application backup file from
the installation medium or any other backup file. This allows for loading customized demonstration
data.
1.3 Requirements
1.3.1 Hardware Requirements
The non-production system requires as a minimum 2 CPU cores and 2 GB memory.
1.4 Installation
1.4.1 Operating system
Select Recovery restore only if you are recovering your Non-Production System from a backup of
this Non-Production System.
CAUTION Never use Recovery when restoring from a backup of a production system. The two systems would try
to access the same NBS.
Select Copy restore to use a new NBS folder for the Non-Production System being installed.
7 Select Keep existing DB and files, don’t change any other settings, and Install.
Networked:
Avalon family fetal monitors have a "demo" mode. If they are connected via the Ethernet interface to
the non-production system, the non-production system is able to accept this demonstration data. For
this, the non-production system has to be set up in demo mode. A regular system cannot accept
demonstration data from a fetal monitor.
WARNING Never specify the same NBS location for different systems. Specifying the NBS location of the clinical
system as NBS location for the Non-Production System has a negative impact on the clinical system.
Never re-use an NBS location for a clinical system after that NBS location has been used for testing
and / or training purposes.