Touchscreen Management Console Configuration
Open your Touchscreen console by clicking the Engage Touchscreen, or Touchscreen Console Icon.
Navigate to the Clincal Tab
Under Appointments System, select SystmOne
In the Settings section type:
- Gateway Host - 127.0.0.1
- Gateway Port - 40700
Click the Save & Publish button.
If you have more than one Touchscreen, click the Publish To All Screens
SystmOne Installation/Configuration
Go to the Screens tab and click Screen Share
A new Window should open with a remote view of the Touchscreen
Click anywhere on the Touchscreen and then press the ESC key on your keyboard.
It should say Escape key pressed Engage terminating
Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Engage Health Systems\Engage Touch or if it's been installed for a long time c:\program files\wiggly-amps\touchscreen
Locate and double click the Third Party folder
If this folder doesn't exist, you will need to download SystmOne using this link
https://download.engage.gp/SystmOne.exe
Double click SystmOne.exe to start the installation
Click Next
Enter your practice serial number or just the generic SystmOne install key:
3021-4951-3568-8747
Click Next
Untick SystmOne Deployment and SystmOne Demo
Click Next
Click Next
Click Install
Click Finish
Navigate to C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp
Copy a shortcut for SystmOne into the Start-up folder (enter the Admin password if prompted)
Delete the Start Engage Touch shortcut from the Start-up folder
Double click the SystmOne icon to launch it
Ask the surgery staff member to login SystmOne using an account specifically for the Touchscreen.
Ensure the following account permissions are in place: Retreives Patients and Saves Records
If an account does not exist, follow instructions in the following Confluence article: SystmOne account setup - Create clinical staff member
After you've logged into Systm One, minimise it.
Double click the Start Engage Touch shortcut to launch the Engage Touch arrival software.
The Touchscreen software is now configured!
Arrive a patient to ensure things are functional (do not use a test patient as this will not work)