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That's neat.
Criticare uses a different and proprietary protocol to export data (it doesn't export HL7 2.4 format directly out onto the LAN like the Philips SureSign line of monitors do). So there's a lot of programming work to be done (and perhaps additional software that may need to be deployed to pull the data into MySQL) . So, the short answer is we are highly motivated to provide support for these monitors because they are a popular choice. But as for when, I am unable to offer a time frame as of yet.
With regard to the license key, you have to re-enter it after every new install, but the same key is good for up to 10 PCs. So check your old emails, you should have it listed there. If not, just give us a call when you do the new install.
January 7, 2012 |
WJ Starck, DDS
WJ Starck, DDS
I finally got the I OGear RS232 to wireless blue tooth connect the Criticare 8100EP1 to the tablet via Tera Term. You can see each reading and header on the tablet screen. Using cute PDF I can save this file as a PDF in a desktop folder. Sure would be nice to have the vital sign input work on the main page. I have one of the models listed that has been said will work in future. The RS232 com port uses a full handshake. When do you think this might happen? Also if placing OD on another computer do I just come back here and download Easy Anesthesia or do I have to call to get the license number.