Remote Monitoring
Remote Monitoring Solutions for Life Science Applications
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Increase subject comfort and minimize cumbersome wiring
Log Data or View on Another Device
BIOPAC Systems offers an array of remote monitoring hardware for use in life science research.
The wireless solutions all allow the user to record a wide range of physiological data.
These systems also provide synchronization with AcqKnowledge software to monitor, analyze, and record live physical data.
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Hardware solutions for remote monitoring include:
• Mobita—New compact physiological signal amplifier system that records up to 32 channels of high-fidelity wireless data. Data can be monitored live in AcqKnowledge as it is being logged for later upload into AcqKnowledge. After recording, use the full suite of AcqKnowledge automated routines for data processing, analysis, and reporting. Ideal for 32 channel EEG recordings, medium density EMG recordings, and any biopotential application that demands subject mobility and data logging.
• BioHarness— Monitor, analyze and record a variety of physiological parameters including ECG, respiration, temperature, posture, and acceleration. BioHarness with AcqKnowledge software is a lightweight portable biological remote monitoring system. Ideal for exercise physiology, sports conditioning, human factors, public health, and psychological studies.
• B-Alert—The ultra-low profile and comfortable fit of the B-Alert X10 offers wireless acquisition of 9 channels of high fidelity EEG plus ECG with ability to record for 8+ hours. AcqKnowledge adds powerful analysis tools, including automated EEG scoring and reporting options. Cognitive state metrics software is also available for engagement, confusion/distraction, drowsiness, workload and stress measures.
- BioNomadix: consists of wireless transmitters and matched receivers. The fully-wireless recording systems emulate a wired connection for enhanced signal types. The module set incorporates internal, non-distorting, highpass and lowpass filters to provide for high quality amplification of the complete waveform.
Software Solutions Include:
Remote Monitoring provides a simple browser interface, from which acquisitions can be started, stopped and remote data viewed during and post-acquisition. Convenient “bedside monitor” displays trend data and current data to track the welfare of subjects and offers alarms to warn when signals fall out of range. Remote Monitor works on any device that has access to the same IP based network as the MP150. The Remote Monitoring web interface consists of three primary pages: a list of open graph windows; configuration settings for an individual graph, and the data monitoring page. Remote monitor allows the researcher to be in an alternate location from the recording computer. Data is recorded and stored on the lab computer for easy post-acquisition transformation and specialized analysis. Use AcqKnowledge to monitor physiological signals as well as run automated analysis routines post-recording.
GPS Data Synchronization—correlate physiological responses with physical location.
Network Data Transfer (NDT) is a real-time data transfer license that allows AcqKnowledge data to be used in external applications on the same or a different computer. All connections will be made using standard network protocols, either TCP or UDP. Control connections are made from clients to the server through XML-RPC requests.
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Application Notes
- 101 - Transducer Calibration and Signal Re-Scaling
- 114b - Pneumotach Transducer - TSD107B
- 135 - Pneumotach Transducer - TSD117
- 145 - Respiratory Effort Transducer - TSD101B
- 154 - High Level Transducer Connections - HLT100C
- 159 - Hand Switch and Foot Switch - TSD116 Series
- 109 - 3-, 6-, and 12-Lead ECG
- 110 - Amplifier Baseline Offset Adjustment
- 126 - Wireless Remote Monitoring - TEL100C-RF
- 136 - Battery Pack Instructions - BAT100
- 185 - iMac and G3 Compatibility Issues
- 195 - MP System Data Sampling Reference
- 207 - UDP Install: MP150 + No Network Access
- 208 - UDP Install: MP150 + Domain Network Access
- 209 - UDP Install: MP150 + Network Access or Multiple Computers
- 115 - Hemodynamic Measurements
- 120 - X/Y Loop Area Analysis
- 121 - Waveform Data Reduction
- 122 - Power Spectrum Analysis
- 129 - Heart Rate Variability
- 142 - Rate Detector Algorithm in AcqKnowledge
- 143 - Importing AcqKnowledge Data Into Excel
- 155 - AcqKnowledge File Formats for the Macintosh
- 156 - AcqKnowledge File Formats for PC With Windows
- 177 - ECG Analysis Using the Offline Averaging Mode
- 191 - Digital I/O Channels
- 204 - AcqKnowledge Peak Detector Operation
- 218 - Hardware API
- 219 - Known Issues - AcqKnowledge
- 226 - BIOPAC Software Compatibility on Mac-Intel Core Duo Machines
- 118 - EMG Signal Analysis
- 148 - Automated ECG Analysis - BSL
- 130 - Blood Pressure Measurement for the BSL PRO
- 140 - Goniometers: Angular Measurements
- 141 - Tri-Axial Accelerometer Calibration - BSL
Knowledge Base
- * CLEANING GUIDELINES *
- AC mode
- AcqKnowledge accuracy
- AcqKnowledge backwards compatibility
- AcqKnowledge iLok USB Key Issues
- AFT11 Series coupler guide
- Amplifier baseline offset adjustment
- Amplifier conversion - 2 mm to touchproof
- Audio recording synchronization
- Band-pass and band-stop filters
- Buffer overflow
- Calculating file sizes
- Calibration values
- Combining Video with AcqKnowledge
- Common mistakes/general troubleshooting
- Connecting the TSD116C Switch Box
- Copy and paste append markers along with data
- DC mode
- Deep breath and PPG signal flattening
- Duplicating waveforms
- ECG Analysis
- ECG artifact in EMG Signal
- ECG R-wave detector
- Editing noisy data
- Electrode Properties - gel and adhesive
- EMG - underwater measures
- Excel files exported from BIOPAC software open in Excel 'Protected View'
- Exporting Data to SPSS
- External Devices and Channel Contention
- Extracting data segments from a file
- Extracting heart rate from a noisy ECG signal
- Grounding guidelines
- High pass filters
- IIR vs. FIR filters
- Interfacing third-party transducers
- Inverted Waveform
- LabView interface
- Low pass filters
- MP150 UDP protocol fixed IP address
- MRI - Triggering
- Multiple amplifiers per subject or multiple subjects per system
- Notch filter
- Optimal ground placement
- Outputting a signal through the STM100C
- PPG setup and calibration
- Railing signal (flatline)
- Recording good data
- Text files - import and export
- Upgrading from PCMCIA to USB
- USB Drivers and Controller Communication
- Using other software with BIOPAC hardware
- Volume from airflow
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