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Locate a USB port (often labelled
) or free
9-pin serial port (also called RS232) on your
computer.
If you have a USB port on your computer,
connect the USB-type optoelectronic interface
from Meditech. If you have a serial RS232 port
on your computer, just plug in the OI3 or any
newest serial optoelectronic interface. If you
have a USB port on your computer but you
have a serial optoelectronic interface, use a
USB-to-serial converter.
Take the optoelectronic interface unit with the
optical cable out of package.
Connect the interface unit to the port.
Connect the recorder to the optical cable.
If a Meditech USB optical interface cable has been supplied to your
monitor, always install the USB driver before connecting the USB cable
to the computer! The USB driver can be installed with CardioVisions
software installation!
The interface unit converts optical signals to electric ones and vice versa. The twin
optical cable transfers optical signals between the interface unit and the recorder.
The cable is flexible, but it is sensitive to overfolding and to cutting forces. If you
fold the optical cable in too small radius, or if a strong cutting force (e.g. by the edge
of a drawer) is applied to it, the optical cable may become optically distorted, which
might result in communication errors.
BlueBP-05
BlueBP-05 is capable of wireless communication
with the PC using Bluetooth technology. For
successful communication, you need a properly
connected and installed Bluetooth adapter. Most
up-to-date computers today come with in-built
Bluetooth capability, or are easily extendible using
a small USB Bluetooth dongle (supplied by
Meditech as well).
Make your monitor Bluetooth discoverable by
pressing the Start and the Event buttons together
for longer than 3 seconds.
Bluetooth functionality works seamlessly in
Windows XP Service Pack 2 or newer releases, but
it can be usually handled to older Windows
