Logging
Data logging operating mode of Healthypi 5 requires the Healthypi 5 BLE firmware and the Openview mobile application. Data logging as the name indicates, the vitals streamed on the Openview app are logged into a log file that will be stored locally in the mobile. The Healthypi log file holds the ElectroElectrocardiogram (ECG), Photoplethysmography (PPG), respiration and the temperature. You can easily configure a Healthypi Compelete Kit and a Basic kit for BLE mode by utilizing the drag and drop method.
Follow the simple steps below and the you are ready to log data from your Healthypi 5.
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Download the openview app from the Google Play store for Android and from the Apple App Store for iOS.
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To find BLE devices, press the
Scan
button. Connecting to and streaming vitals from Protocentral's other BLE devices is one of Openview's special features. A list of boards that are compatible with the program is included in the board dropdown. -
The vitals can be seen streaming after a successful connection to your Healthypi device.
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The data logging will start when you select the
Start Logging
option, which is located in the upper part of the screen. TheStart Logging
option's inactive state serves as an indicator for data logging. -
After selecting the
Stop
option, the mobile application will cease logging and redirect to its main page. -
The Healthypi log file will be available in your mobile phone.
Note
Ensure the Bluetooth and the Location of your mobile is enabled before scanning for the device.
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.