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DDS Time_t origin, range?
The RTI DDS documentation for Time_t simply states that it represents "a moment in time". It doesn't document an origin or range. What is the origin and range for this field? I ask because I want to know when it will rollover, and how to convert to/from Linux seconds-from-the-epoch.
The constructor takes an int seconds, and Java defines the default int to be signed 32 bits. From a quick calculation, that number will overflow in about 68 years from the origin.
Any idea what the origin for DDS Time_t is?
Thanks,
Brad
The constructor takes an int seconds, and Java defines the default int to be signed 32 bits. From a quick calculation, that number will overflow in about 68 years from the origin.
Any idea what the origin for DDS Time_t is?
Thanks,
Brad
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Getting waveform data from the Puritan Bennett 840
Hi everyone,
Sorry to keep asking questions, but this one has actually bugged us for a while now. Do you know how to make the Puritan Bennett 840 ventilator output waveform data?
We have tried all ports but all we get is the miscf message with numeric data only. We can't see any options on the ventilator itself either. As far as I understand from the code, the PB demo is also only set up to ask for numeric data.
Any insight you might have will be appreciated.
Thanks!
Rado
Sorry to keep asking questions, but this one has actually bugged us for a while now. Do you know how to make the Puritan Bennett 840 ventilator output waveform data?
We have tried all ports but all we get is the miscf message with numeric data only. We can't see any options on the ventilator itself either. As far as I understand from the code, the PB demo is also only set up to ask for numeric data.
Any insight you might have will be appreciated.
Thanks!
Rado
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Availability of new disk image
Hi Jeff,
Can you please provide us the link to download new disk image.
Thanks
Vasanth
Can you please provide us the link to download new disk image.
Thanks
Vasanth
Answer
Jeff Plourde
10 years ago
Thanks for watching out for it!
For the record the new images are linked from:
https://www.openice.info/device-adapter-setup.html#required-software
I see that you've got other questions that hopefully we can answer all together. So you know in addition to beagles connected to med devices we've got about 14 RevC beagles (pictured) and 7 RevBs currently running simulators in a 'testbed' in our lab and one of my colleagues is working on manageability and devops strategies for those beagles once they get into "the field". Also another colleague has installed different types of real-time clocks into two of the beaglebones (marked with white labels in the picture). As you know a beaglebone with a realtime clock would ameliorate a lot of issues with our 100% NTP-dependence.
We are still doing our own testing but I'm curious your opinion about the switch to Debian. I made it because Debian is now the "stock" install on the beagles. In addition the USB networking "gadget" is terribly useful for debugging (i.e. being able to ssh into the beagle over the USB connection) since we've disabled the console on the RS-232 port in favor of its use for med device connectivity. We were even thinking we could make modifications to the default "start" webpage that the beagle hosts for its PC peer to help make the process of getting started with beagles and OpenICE easier.
What do you think about the choice? There are definitely advantages to ubuntu as well but at this time Debian seemed to me to have more.
Thanks
Jeff Plourde
For the record the new images are linked from:
https://www.openice.info/device-adapter-setup.html#required-software
I see that you've got other questions that hopefully we can answer all together. So you know in addition to beagles connected to med devices we've got about 14 RevC beagles (pictured) and 7 RevBs currently running simulators in a 'testbed' in our lab and one of my colleagues is working on manageability and devops strategies for those beagles once they get into "the field". Also another colleague has installed different types of real-time clocks into two of the beaglebones (marked with white labels in the picture). As you know a beaglebone with a realtime clock would ameliorate a lot of issues with our 100% NTP-dependence.
We are still doing our own testing but I'm curious your opinion about the switch to Debian. I made it because Debian is now the "stock" install on the beagles. In addition the USB networking "gadget" is terribly useful for debugging (i.e. being able to ssh into the beagle over the USB connection) since we've disabled the console on the RS-232 port in favor of its use for med device connectivity. We were even thinking we could make modifications to the default "start" webpage that the beagle hosts for its PC peer to help make the process of getting started with beagles and OpenICE easier.
What do you think about the choice? There are definitely advantages to ubuntu as well but at this time Debian seemed to me to have more.
Thanks
Jeff Plourde
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How to install a device simulator on windows laptop
Hi,
I am new to this community and I want to set up a device simulator on my windows laptop, there is already one virtual machine kept in the network and OpenICE supervisor is also running on that computer.
Can any one please help me how can i simulate the medical device traffic and get it stored on openICE supervisor ?
Any specific hardware is required for setting up a device simulator on Windows laptop ?
Appreciate your help.
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Device Adapter Written in C++
I'm writing my own device adapter in C++. I've been able to receive demo_apps supervisor HeartBeat data. Also I'm able to publish my own HeartBeat topic data every two seconds, along with DeviceIdentity topic, with the image icon and all. I haven't published to TimeSync topic from my c++ app yet.
Could you point me in the right direction?
What are the steps I should follow to be able to see my c++ app as a connected device on your MDPnP demo_app?
Thanks,
Could you point me in the right direction?
What are the steps I should follow to be able to see my c++ app as a connected device on your MDPnP demo_app?
Thanks,
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IntelliiVue Device Adapter
Hi Jeff,
I have a Philips Intellivue MP5 monitor and want to connect to openICE using IntelliVue Serial Adapter.
Since the protocols are same for all Intellivue series monitor, I am assuming this should work
Please confirm...
My setup details:
Running demo apps software on my windows machine.
Started local device adapter of device type Intellivue Serial RS232/MIB
Connected MP5 monitor through a USB to Com Port Adapter which in turn is connected to my RJ45 to DB9 female connector (setup according to the pin diagram).
Does this setup work? I am hoping to see waveform data from MP5 monitor but I see the device in negotiating state and not proceeding further...Am i missing something ?
Please advise.
Regards
Vasanth
I have a Philips Intellivue MP5 monitor and want to connect to openICE using IntelliVue Serial Adapter.
Since the protocols are same for all Intellivue series monitor, I am assuming this should work
Please confirm...
My setup details:
Running demo apps software on my windows machine.
Started local device adapter of device type Intellivue Serial RS232/MIB
Connected MP5 monitor through a USB to Com Port Adapter which in turn is connected to my RJ45 to DB9 female connector (setup according to the pin diagram).
Does this setup work? I am hoping to see waveform data from MP5 monitor but I see the device in negotiating state and not proceeding further...Am i missing something ?
Please advise.
Regards
Vasanth
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openICE with Philips Intellivue M50
Hi,
I would like to understand if the device drivers you have already developed would be compatible with Philips Intellivue MP50, either through the serial or ethernet connections. I understand you can only confirm and maybe support devices you acctually have at the lab, like MP70, but I wonder if in your opinion it should be compatible - the protocol manual is the same- and if it has been tested by anyone in the community.
Thanks
mirumed.com
I would like to understand if the device drivers you have already developed would be compatible with Philips Intellivue MP50, either through the serial or ethernet connections. I understand you can only confirm and maybe support devices you acctually have at the lab, like MP70, but I wonder if in your opinion it should be compatible - the protocol manual is the same- and if it has been tested by anyone in the community.
Thanks
mirumed.com
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I want to know about the data format received from device.
I want to know about the data format received from device.
Although, i saw the Open Source and Standard Document(ISO/IEEE 11073-10101).
But, i didn't found about that.
What should i reference to?
please help me
Thanks
Hyungi Kim
Although, i saw the Open Source and Standard Document(ISO/IEEE 11073-10101).
But, i didn't found about that.
What should i reference to?
please help me
Thanks
Hyungi Kim
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Regarding node.js based real-time web based monitoring
Hello Jeff,
I've been learning about node.js with your demo. So far we've been able to build everything locally with grunt on a Mac OS and windows OS. I've been able to connect with your socket.io server at openice site with our own node.js developed code.
Thanks,
Tim Rajah
NIH
I've been learning about node.js with your demo. So far we've been able to build everything locally with grunt on a Mac OS and windows OS. I've been able to connect with your socket.io server at openice site with our own node.js developed code.
- We would really appreciate if you could please provide us more information about your server?
- Is there any protocol for receiving data?
- Which messages should I send to your server or listen to in order to start getting data from openice platform?
Thanks,
Tim Rajah
NIH
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