Satisloh RxMe+

Owned by Tony LeBlanc
Jun 13, 2022
2 min read

In RxMe+, ensure the following options are set:

Go into "Tools/Options"

In the "general" tab set the following:

BASExt=BAS (this specifies the extension for BAS responses – Rx-Universe requires this to be BAS, the default is LMS)

LOHComms=0 (this disables the interface with RxServer, which is usually ON by default)

To use the TOKEN label in the LDS file to control the click fee if an order prescription has been changed, do the following:

In the "Advanced" tab, set the following:

 in the DESIGNSETTING-1 paragraph, add ForceSettings=0 and change BILLOK=0 it should appear as follows:

[DESIGNSETTING-1]
SMDMAX=10;10;10;10
ForceSettings=0
BILLOK=0

The default is :

[DESIGNSETTING-1]
SMDMAX=10;10;10;10
BILLOK=1

 

To set the input directory for the LDS files, go to "File\Input File"  and set to the folder where LDS files will be sent from Rx-Universe, and picked up by RxMe+.

To set the output directory for the LMS and SDF files, go to "File\Output file" and set to the folder where LMS and SDF files will be stored.  Note that for SDF files, you should use URL naming conventions, to ensure the devices can find the file when sent in LDPATH.

To use a full name for the input and output files, you may need to directly edit the rxinfo.ini file.  See below for hints on where this file will be stored.  Once located, edit the file and change the paths in the section called "IOFOLDERS" as follows:

[IOFOLDERS]

InputDir=\\server\completepath\LDS\

OutputDir=\\server\completepath\LMS\

Replacing the \\server\completepath with the complete path to the location of the LDS and LMS files.


The RxInfo.ini file is located in different folders depending on the version of Windows:

Windows 10 - the RxInfo.ini file is found in %appdata%\RxMePlus\RxMePlusRx.  Note that the Rxinfo.ini will be in the folder of the user that installed the RxMe+ app

Windows 7 - the RXInfo.ini file is found in C:\Program Data\RxMePlus\RxMePlusRX. The C:\Program Data folder is normally hidden, so you may have to select “Show hidden files and folders” in the Folder Options.

Older versions of Windows - one of the following folders:

C:\Program Files\RxMePlus\RxMePlusRX   
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\RxMePlus\RxMePlusRX              
C:\Program Data\RxMePlus\RxMePlusRX