BioHarness Bluetooth Developer Kit User Manual
Page 19
This document is confidential and does not constitute a public document.
Possession should only be under NDA or other relevant confidentiality agreement.
This document has been prepared by Zephyr Technology Ltd and is not to be distributed, copied or reproduced without permission.
9700.0026 © Zephyr Technology 2010 2010-06-02
3.2. Zephyr BioHarness Application
This application was developed for use in conjunction with the Zephyr BioHarness device which is
configured to transmit in the 900MHz ISM frequency band – not the Bluetooth device. However, it
can also be used as a utility to Import data recorded to the internal memory of a Bluetooth
BioHarness device. Some functionality, such as real-time data display, is not implemented for the
Bluetooth Device.
Note that before use the device must first be configured to logging mode – see page 6 for more
information.
Imported log data can be viewed using the application, or exported to an external .csv file. The
application will also initialize the internal RTC in the device, if it is inserted in its cradle when the
application is open.
It is included in the Developer Kit as an aid to the development process, so that recorded data
can be viewed at an early stage.
Connect the BioHarness Device to a PC using the cradle and connector provided. The LED
should show pale orange, indicating battery charge.
Use the Desktop Shortcut created by the installer, or Start>All Programs>BioHarness
An ‘Initializing’ dialogue will display. This resets the internal RTC in the device. This RTC is used
to set timestamps transmitted in the General Data Packet as described in the BioHarness
Bluetooth Comms Link Specification [1]. The RTC assigns timestamps to the data as it is
recorded into internal memory.
Device in USB cradle
BioHarness Application
USB connector
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General