Base
The Base operating mode of Healthypi 5 enables the USB streaming functionality. OpenView is the Graphical User Interface (GUI) designed to visualize the vitals on the screen. You can easily configure a Healthypi Complete Kit and a Basic kit for USB streaming by utilizing the drag and drop method.
Hardware Required:
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Healthypi Kit
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USB C cable (not included with the kit, you will need to get one separately)
Openview is available in Windows, Linux and MacOS. Follow the steps to visualise the Healthypi 5 signals on OpenView.
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Download the appropriate GUI for your operating system.
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OpenView desktop application will be extracted from the zip file that was downloaded in the previous step.
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A window with board and port options will open when you double-click the application file.
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The capability of Openview to establish connections with other Protocentral devices is a distinctive feature. A list of boards that are compatible with the application is included in the board dropdown.
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Choose the Healthypi5 board. The vitals streaming will start after you select the port that the Healthypi 5 is attached to and click the
Start
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You may also log the vitals by simply pressing the
Start Logging
button. The logged data is added to a csv file that is accessible on your computer when you clickStop
.
Arduino IDE and Zephyr RTOS are the programming platforms you can use to program the device. The Arduino codebase is made available to aid newcomers in comprehending Healthypi and its features. Healthypi's primary development will take place on the Zephyr platform.