glucomodul-devel Mailing List for Diabetes Blood Glucose Meter Modules
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From: Gerrit M. A. <ge...@cy...> - 2002-09-25 06:02:15
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Hi. > Yes it's possible for me to provide both the raw log from portmon in a > text format,and an excel97 SR-1 file or cvs file of the data exported > from PrecisionLink. The gzipped tarball is about 7.2k, would it be more > appropriate to send it as an attachment to the list,or directly to your > return address? Send it directly to me. If possible I write a driver and put it all toget= her=20 on sourceforge's cvs server. > The communications appear to be in one of the standard > ascii formats with plain text commands but verifing that will take me > some time. Sounds nice. > I've downloaded the source for kpump & the onetouch driver but > it will take me a lot of comment reading to understand them. For first tests it may be a good idea to use only the "test" program plac= ed in=20 the different driver's directories. It can read the data from the device=20 using the driver and you get a quick information if it works or not ... m= aybe=20 it has to be adapted slightly. Yours, Gerrit Albrecht |
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From: Ray W. <ray...@in...> - 2002-09-18 04:17:00
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> > Is it possible to get the serial logs and the corresponding data (just export > the newly fetched data to an excel- or xml-document)? I don't know if it's > possible to "read" the raw data, but maybe it is... Then, maybe I could write > a simple driver for the device, send it to you and you can tell me if it > works or not (and so on)... > > Thanks in advance, > > Gerrit Albrecht > > P.S.: I've googled and found a nice looking (and free) serial port monitor. > http://sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/portmon.shtml > Yes it's possible for me to provide both the raw log from portmon in a text format,and an excel97 SR-1 file or cvs file of the data exported from PrecisionLink. The gzipped tarball is about 7.2k, would it be more appropriate to send it as an attachment to the list,or directly to your return address? The communications appear to be in one of the standard ascii formats with plain text commands but verifing that will take me some time.I've downloaded the source for kpump & the onetouch driver but it will take me a lot of comment reading to understand them. Ray Warren |
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From: Gerrit M. A. <ge...@cy...> - 2002-09-17 21:49:24
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On Sunday 15 September 2002 21:21,=20 glu...@li... wrote: Hello. > I have a Medisense Precision Xtra meter with the Windows based > Precision Link software and the serial adapter cable.I would like to be > able to use the meter with linux based apps. I don't know anything about this meter :o( > Unfortunately I have no > experience writing drivers, or serial apps.If anyone could give me some > advise on how to derive the serial connection specifics (xon? 8bit?) ,a= nd > the commands the meter is using I would greatly appreciate it. For the parameters just use the standard settings. Hopefully they don't u= se=20 excotic parameters. Okay, the speed may differ. Feel free to look at the=20 currently published driver sources. First you have to get the commands (e= =2Eg.=20 from an serial log) and their responses from the device. Try to extract a= s=20 much information as possible from your logs. > I have > logged a couple of sessions using a trial version of HHD serial > monitor,but I can't afford to purchase the program so I won't be able t= o > use it on a regular basis,but do have some info if I knew how to interp= ret > it. Is it possible to get the serial logs and the corresponding data (just ex= port=20 the newly fetched data to an excel- or xml-document)? I don't know if it'= s=20 possible to "read" the raw data, but maybe it is... Then, maybe I could w= rite=20 a simple driver for the device, send it to you and you can tell me if it=20 works or not (and so on)... Thanks in advance, Gerrit Albrecht P.S.: I've googled and found a nice looking (and free) serial port monito= r. http://sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/portmon.shtml |
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From: Ray W. <ray...@in...> - 2002-09-15 05:51:38
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I have a Medisense Precision Xtra meter with the Windows based Precision Link software and the serial adapter cable.I would like to be able to use the meter with linux based apps. Unfortunately I have no experience writing drivers, or serial apps.If anyone could give me some advise on how to derive the serial connection specifics (xon? 8bit?) ,and the commands the meter is using I would greatly appreciate it.I have logged a couple of sessions using a trial version of HHD serial monitor,but I can't afford to purchase the program so I won't be able to use it on a regular basis,but do have some info if I knew how to interpret it. TIA Ray Warren |
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From: David W. <tn...@md...> - 2002-03-22 14:44:43
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da ich gerade an einem programm, das als tagebuchverwaltung für diabetiker dient arbeite, habe ich mir gedacht, daß euch vielleicht ein Screenshot interessiert. Das Programm wurde für KDE / QT programmiert und implementiert bereits vollständig die Plugin-Schnittstelle die ich entworfen habe... (Die zu sehenden Messergebnisse kommen direkt vom meinem OneTouch Ultra) Cya, David Weisgerber |
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From: David W. <tn...@md...> - 2002-03-10 21:16:37
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Also ich hab wie gesagt jetzt mein Modul bei sourceforge hochgeladen (Projekt "Glucomodul") und code zur Zeit ziemlich häfftig an einer KDE Applikation namens KPumpe, daß dann praktisch eine Tagebuchverwaltung für Diabetiker mit Pumpe (und später vielleicht mit ICT / CT) sein wird und das von mir entwickelte Modulsystem benützt. Deshalb wollte ich alle, die bei diesem Projekt mitgemacht haben ermutigen, Plugins für andere Messgeräte zu schreiben (bis jetzt nur für mein OneTouchUltra). Wenn ihr euch meinen (noch nicht ganz kompletten) Code mal anschaut, dann werdet ihr feststellen, daß es im Endeffekt nicht wirklich schwierig ist... Julius Storath hatte mir vor einiger Zeit mal angeboten, daß ich seine Testgeräte benutzen kann, allerdings glaube ich nicht, daß das was bringt. Wenn dann muß ich schon an Plugins zu Geräten arbeiten, die ich täglich benutze und für die ich Teststreifen habe. Bei Lifescan gibt es übrigens zu jedem Gerät eine Dokumentation... Cya, David Weisgerber |
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From: David W. <tn...@md...> - 2002-03-06 19:29:08
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Erste Testnachricht |
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From: David W. <tn...@md...> - 2002-03-06 18:36:20
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Erste Testnachricht |
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From: David W. <tn...@md...> - 2002-03-06 18:08:28
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test |
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From: David W. <tn...@md...> - 2002-03-06 13:26:11
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Erste Testnachricht |