LAN/WLAN Data Export
Efficia CM Series Data Export Guide 2-17
Acknowledgement (ACK) Message Syntax
Acknowledgement (ACK) Message Syntax
The Acknowledgement (ACK) message is sent by the server back to the Efficia CM Series
monitor to acknowledge that the message was received and validated.
ACK Message Segments
The following table describes the segments within the ACK message.
The following syntax information represents the profile for the server. Any message
segment that is not supported is ignored. RE elements (required, but can be empty) are
used, if valid, but are ignored otherwise.
Note — Each message segment consists of a variable number of lines, each ending with
a carriage return character. In the examples, long lines are broken for display
purposes, and the carriage return character is indicated by <CR>.
Example:
The following example shows an ACK message sent from the server back to the monitor.
MSH|^~\&|||||201405010124500||ACK^^ACK_ALL|EXAMPLE123|P|2.4<CR>
MSA|AA|MONITORABC000000002D<CR>
3.3 name of
coding
system
For alarms, the
coding system is
MDIL-ALERT.
For more
information, see
“MDIL Coding”
on page 2-20.
IS 20 RE 0 1 0396 MDIL-ALERT
5 Observation
Value
Contains the
alarm message
text.
TX 100 RE 0 1 HR Low, HR=55 /min
11 Observation
Result
Status
Contains the
alarm status.
Valid value is F
(Final results).
ID 1 R 1 1 0085 F
Seq Field Description DT Len Usage Min Max Table Sample Value
Segment Description Usage Min Max
MSH Message Header R 1 1
MSA Message Acknowledgement R 1 1
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