| # | Name | Location | Type | Details | Index | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| .01 | data type(+) | 0;1 | FREE TEXT | B | A type of data that is recognized as such within the framework of scanning DHCP forms and which requires its own description for scanning/recognition. Enter a type of data that can appear on a scannable encounter form. The data should require a unique description for each commercial scanning application in use. For example, check out date/time or CPT procedure require a definition for scanning. | |
| .02 | maximum length for input(+) | 0;2 | NUMERIC | The maximum number of characters that can be input for this data type. | ||
| .05 | print format | 0;5 | FREE TEXT | Used to print the field. Fields for certain types of data, such as telephone numbers and Social Security numbers usually require certain formats, such as 092-52-0493 for an SSN. The PRINT FORMAT allows the required format to be specified. | ||
| .06 | space allocation(+) | 0;6 | NUMERIC | This is used to determine how much space on the form to allocate for the hand print. | ||
| .07 | required confidence | 0;7 | NUMERIC | This is the confidence level (as defined by Paper Keyboard) that should be applied to this data type. | ||
| .1 | recommended label | 0;10 | FREE TEXT | Will be used as a default label. | ||
| .11 | label for unit of measurement | 0;11 | FREE TEXT | The unit of measurement as defined by the PCE Generic Device Interface. | ||
| .12 | pce dim vitals type | 0;12 | FREE TEXT | The type of vitals measurement - used only for the PCE DIM VITALS node. | ||
| .13 | pce dim vitals units | 0;13 | FREE TEXT | The unit of measurement - used only for the PCE Device Interface Mondule (DIM) VITALS node. | ||
| 1 | pce dim input transform | 1;E1,245 | FREE TEXT | The input transform should change X into a value that can be passed to the PCE Device Interface Module. X should be killed if it not be transformed. Note that the return value of X need not meet all of PCE's validation requirments - for example, X may be an inactive code. | ||
| 2 | help for input transform | 2;1 | FREE TEXT | Help for the user. | ||
| 10.01 | paper keyboard data type | 10;1 | SET OF CODES | a:ALPHA (any ASCII) d:DATE (MM/DD/YY) f:FLOATING POINT NUMBER i:INTEGER t:TIME (HHMM, VA FileMan format) | These are the data types provided for by Paper Keyboard. The ALPHA data type can be further described by a Paper Keyboard picture clause. The Integer data type does not apply if the field can contain spaces or puntuation other than a '+'. | |
| 10.02 | paper keyboard picture | 10;2 | FREE TEXT | Enter a picture clause specific to Paper Keyboard. A picture clause describes the intended format for the data type. This is similar to an M pattern match. For example, a CPT code is 5 characters, the first character may be an alpha or numeric followed by 4 numeric characters. To represent this picture in Paper Keyboard, one would enter the picture X####. | ||
| 10.03 | dictionary | 10;3 | FREE TEXT | Enter the name of a dictionary. A dictionary can be applied to ICR data types to improve the recognition of ICR fields. This is the name of the file that the scanning software uses. | ||
| 10.04 | pk pictures for subfields | 10;4 | FREE TEXT | When using print formats for paper keyboard you should enter the picture clause in this field. For example the print format for a SSN might look like ___-__-____ . This would cause the dashes to be printed and user input to be accepted in three subfields with lengths of 3, 2, and 4 numerics. You would then enter the picture in this field as ###-##-####. (note the # sign is used as the picture for numerics) |