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I'm following the steps documented here, and it looks like the zip file containing the binaries are missing from the latest release downloads. Am'i missing something?

I've seen a few postings regarding connecting MP5s via Serial to a local PC to run the demo app.  So far i have been unsuccessful and am struggling to find the answers to a couple basic questions.  I just want to connect an MP5 via serial to a local PC running OpenICE.  When i set everything up the application just sits at "connecting".  And yes...I've double and tripple checked i am using the correct pinout for serial.  I'm aware the MP5 has a different pinout than other MP series philips monitors.  Here is what I have:

• OpenICE 0.6.3
• Windows 10 PC
• Philips MP5 rev F.01.43
• Tripplite  Keyspan USA-19HS USB-to-Serial adapter
• Serial cable with the correct pinout for an MP5 (i've tripple checked this here and in the manual)

When i open OpenICE i select the ICE_Device_Interface, set device category to serial, and device type to Philips Intellivue (MIB/RS232).  Then click the start intellivueSerial button.  The application loads then sits there at "connecting":

Losing what's left of my hair trying to figure out what i am doing wrong...here are some of my questions:

1. I'm leaving the IP address blank since i am connecting to a serial device, is that correct?
2. I'm leaving the domain ID at 0, is that correct?
3. What baud rate and serial port is the application expecting and can i edit these settings?

Attached is a copy of my demo app log.  any direction of guidance would be appreciated.

demo-apps.log

I was able to build OpenICE successfully and run the demos which was great! I have a question though, how do types get generated under the RTI data types directory? I noticed that the project depends on a dependency: 

rtiddsgen group: 'com.rti.dds', name: 'rtiddsgen', version: '5.1'

Is that available for newer versions of RTI? Is that in pure java? I guess I could just call the regular generator from a shell command. I like how you can call a main java class though.

openice supervisor does not open although process is running, also geting openice.exe stopped working when trying to enter device setup. Have reinstalled several time. Running on windows 7 pc, java version 8 update 151. Openice installed using windows execeutible file

Hi

Is it possible to connect an OpenICE device adapter eg BBB to the serial output of a intellivue MP70 that is already connected to a phillips central monitoring hub over an ethernet network?

Do the intellivue monitors support outputting data over a network and simultaneously to their serial port?

Hi Jeff

We are doing a POC and are planning to add a new device to OpenICE platform. Do you have any documentation that describe the standard process for adding a new device in terms of communication for initial handshake/protocol that needs to be implemented by this device. 

Regards
Vinod

I have OpenICE working correctly with a Philips MP70, but I need it to work with the MX800.

Following the exact same process for connection with the MX800, I wind up with the unplugged "no data" indicator on my MX800 in the OpenICE devices list.

One thing that stands out to me is the difference between the MIB/RS232 port on the backs of the monitors. The MP70 has two separate ports, I assume one for input and the other for output. The OpenICE documentation suggests using the port with the arrow pointing out of the circle, like this: 

O->

The MIB/RS232 port on the back of my MX800 only has one port, and it has a double arrow indicator, like this:

O<->

So I am wondering if this port is configurable as either input or output, and if that is possibly my problem. Does anyone here have any input on this issue?

Thanks.

Hello,

I am trying to build the mdpn repo but it looks like https://build.openice.info/artifactory is down. 

This are the error i get:

* What went wrong: A problem occurred evaluating project ':data-types:x73-idl-rti-dds'. > Could not resolve all dependencies for configuration ':data-types:x73-idl-rti-dds:rtiddsgen'.    > Could not resolve org.anarres:cpp-bin:1.2.8-SNAPSHOT.      Required by:          org.mdpnp:x73-idl-rti-dds:0.6.3-SNAPSHOT       > Unable to load Maven meta-data from https://build.openice.info/artifactory/libs-snapshot/org/anarres/cpp-bin/1.2.8-SNAPSHOT/maven-metadata.xml.          > Could not GET 'https://build.openice.info/artifactory/libs-snapshot/org/anarres/cpp-bin/1.2.8-SNAPSHOT/maven-metadata.xml'.             > peer not authenticated       > Unable to load Maven meta-data from https://build.openice.info/artifactory/libs-release/org/anarres/cpp-bin/1.2.8-SNAPSHOT/maven-metadata.xml.          > Could not GET 'https://build.openice.info/artifactory/libs-release/org/anarres/cpp-bin/1.2.8-SNAPSHOT/maven-metadata.xml'.             > peer not authenticated       > Unable to load Maven meta-data from https://build.openice.info/artifactory/remote-repos/org/anarres/cpp-bin/1.2.8-SNAPSHOT/maven-metadata.xml.          > Could not GET 'https://build.openice.info/artifactory/remote-repos/org/anarres/cpp-bin/1.2.8-SNAPSHOT/maven-metadata.xml'.             > peer not authenticated

Hi,

I am trying to interface Philips IntelliVue MP70 with OpenICE using the steps given in https://www.openice.info/docs/4_device-adapter-setup.html. After everything is done the application is

Hi,

From the documentation provided in website, I see that we can read data from medical devices such as patient monitors and ventilators. 

Using Open ICE and Beaglebones, can we write some data (say list of values from a text file) to a certain parameter  (say pressure waveform) in ventilator?

The application is to simulate real time data in medical device and test how it behaves.

Please suggest.