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Offline USB HV BAT Data Collection Process
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Date Description Originator
Reza Akbarpour
Mar 14, 2019 Initial draft
Mike MacNeil
This procedure runs the Offline Data collection tool to collect HV data for systems not connected to Insite.
This tool only collects HV subsystem related data; it does not collect any Protected Health Information (PHI).
PROCEDURE:
Procedure for Running the Offline Data Collection Tool:
1) Ensure customer is not scanning & Exam is ended.
2) From Common Service Desktop (CSD) perform “Scan Hardware Reset”. Wait 5 minutes to complete.
3) Obtain Software build data and hardware string from Home Screen of CSD
4) Install USB into port on your laptop.
5) When using USB disk first time, format the USB disk in FAT 32 format via laptop.
6) Copy the scripts “hvbatdc.jar” and “hvbatdc.sh” to root directory of the USB disk.
7) Detach USB from Laptop
8) Connect the USB disk to the Console USB port or directly to HP computer.
9) As “ctuser” open a shell terminal window on console.
10) Type command “mountUSB” to mount the USB flash disk on the CT file system.
11) Type command “cd /USB” (i.e. cd (space) / (no space) USB)
12) Type command “chmod +x hvbatdc.sh”
13) Type command “./hvbatdc.sh”
14) Type command “cd”
15) Type command “unmountUSB”
16) During this process the files captured are being written to USB with extension “*.ept”.
17) Remove USB flash disk from console.
18) Connect USB flash disk to your laptop & copy the file “*.ept” from the USB disk into your laptop.
19) Email “*.ept” file to TSE.
20) TSE will then send you the evaluated data in the form of a HV BAT.
(NOTE: TSE need to upload “*.ept” to the HV BAT IDS server (or backup server) to generate HV BAT report)
If the command “mountUSB” did not work in step 8 follow these steps:
1) Connect the USB disk to the Console USB port or directly to HP computer.
2) As “root” open a shell terminal window on console.
3) Type command “mount | grep vfat” to find the USB partition (e.g. /dev/sdc) (Alternatively you can run the
command “fdisk -l” to get the list of all partitions on the system. Then you can find your USB partition name by
finding the partition which match in size with the size of your USB)
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4) Type command “mkdir /USB”
5) Type command “mount -t vfat /dev/sdc /USB” (replace /dev/sdc with the partition name you found in step 3)
6) Continue steps 11 to 20. (except in step 15 type command “umount /USB”)
Document ID: Offline USB HV BAT Data Collection Process
