John George

See: https://sourceforge.net/p/vscapture/blog/2026/06/vscapturecli-v1008/

VSCaptureCLI v1.008

Hi Chris, The SystemLocalTime is the time on the decoding PC/RPi, while the Time and RelativeTime in the Intellivue module are from the monitor device reported time. VSCapture has no limitations in the rate of decoding data, the monitor CPU may get overloaded by requesting data at too frequent intervals like 1 second. Ensure that you set a data query time interval like 10 seconds or more. Please send me your configuration, cable used, data interval etc to xeonfusion at yahoo dot com for further troubleshooting....

Hi Boutin, VSCapture doesn't extract, store or export demographic data, to keep it deidentified. You can use the app to export JSON or MQTT data after setting a DeviceID, then associate a patient with the Device ID in an external software. Regards, John.

Hi Haluk, Capturing waveforms from Draeger devices is possible with VSCaptureCLI using the MedibusX protocol (this protocol option should be set in the anesthesia machine or ventilator service settings). Please send me more details and raw debug files generated to xeonfusion at yahoo dot com. Regards, John.

Hi Marco, There are two types of ECG waves in the Intellivue protocol, compound ECG waves and single ECG waves transmitted at higher sampling rate. VSCapture decodes both as single ECG output and trace shouldnt be like that. Can you send me the menu options used and the .raw or .txt debug file generated by the app in the same folder? Email xeonfusion at yahoo dot com. Thanks, John.

Hi Christian, VSCaptureCLI supports Websocket protocol in MQTT, ensure that you use the complete websocket configuration and full url with the app. It separates command line parameters based on "-" or "--". Here's an example of the command line: dotnet VSCaptureCLI.dll --devices 1 --devicetype 1 --device1model 1 --device1arg -port 192.168.1.125 -interval 2 -export 3 -devid vscapture -url ws://test.mosquitto.org:8080/ws -topic vscapture -user -passw -waveset 0 -scale 2 Try the MQTT output with the...

Hi Christian, VSCaptureCLI supports Websocket protocol in MQTT, ensure that you use the complete websocket configuration and full url with the app. It separates command line parameters based on "-" or "--". Here's an example of the command line: dotnet VSCaptureCLI.dll --devices 1 --devicetype 1 --device1model 1 --device1arg -port 192.168.1.125 -interval 5 -export 3 -devid vscapture -url ws://test.mosquitto.org:8080/ws -topic vscapture -user -passw -waveset 0 Try the MQTT output with the test server...