I want to extract the value in the startTime field from a .txt file containing metadata and convert it into a readable format. For example, the current entry looks like startTime=1694836-1694404- 0 0: 0: 0.
Answer by
Usha Kumari
To address your question about extracting the start time in a readable format, it looks like the startTime field in your example (startTime=1694836-1694404- 0 0: 0: 0) is not in a standard time format that can be easily recognized and converted directly. It appears to be a custom or possibly corrupted format. To extract and convert it to a readable time format, you might need more context about how this time is represented. Here are a few steps you could try:
Understand the Format: Check the documentation or source of the .txt file to understand how the startTime is meant to be interpreted.
Parse with Context: If 1694836-1694404 represents a timestamp or difference, investigate how these numbers are generated. Are they Unix timestamps, or do they represent something else?
Conversion: Assuming you can figure out what these numbers mean, you can write a script in a programming language like Python to convert them. For example:
import datetime # Hypothetical example: Assume 1694836 is a Unix timestamp timestamp = 1694836 readable_time = datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(timestamp).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') print(readable_time)
Without more context on how the startTime field's value is generated, it's challenging to provide precise details. If you have documentation or additional examples, reviewing those could provide more clues.
It is not specified whether a condensed version of the manual for the "SpO2 Assistant" program exists. You may want to check the official website of the software or contact their customer support for more precise information regarding user manuals or documentation.
The USB cable works because I can charge the device, but when conecting to the computer to download the data, SpO2 says that "no available device found".
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Answer by
Steven Enright
I need the hardware driver for Contec pulse oximeter CMS50F. Where can I find it or how can I get it.
I'm looking for a document that will help me interpret the data I'm recording. The above document link states that this is no longer available.
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Answer by
Sean Hill
When you install the application, a manual file will also be installed on your PC. To access it, install the software, then go to Help > Help Topics and a PDF file will be opened instead.
I am able to connect to the device. I click the box "View device stored data only," then "connect." I click the box "user index", then "receive data." The "Receiving device stored data" box comes up. Then I get a message telling me that device is "Finished receiving data!". I click "Ok" but then the data is not listed when I choose "Open." I've used SpO2 Assistant successfully once before on this desktop computer so I don't know what's happening today.
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Answer by
Alex Urbach
I've found an application that you can use to learn how to properly get the data from device to PC.
I have two computers that I use the SPO2 Review software. I can find the folder that the files are in but I can not copy and paste the files to a different computer.
Answer by
Stephen Prastman
You won't have the possibility to copy the files if the software is started and the files are loaded into the application, but if you close the software and then use a flash drive to copy the files, everything should be good.
I've checked the software, and it appears that it doesn't have any restrictions regarding file copy and any other related to that.
To be extra sure, just close down all the apps running in the background and then copy the files because there is no other special way to do this.
I want to extract the value in the startTime field from a .txt file containing metadata and convert it into a readable format. For example, the current entry looks like startTime=1694836-1694404- 0 0: 0: 0.
To address your question about extracting the start time in a readable format, it looks like the startTime field in your example (startTime=1694836-1694404- 0 0: 0: 0) is not in a standard time format that can be easily recognized and converted directly. It appears to be a custom or possibly corrupted format. To extract and convert it to a readable time format, you might need more context about how this time is represented. Here are a few steps you could try:
Understand the Format: Check the documentation or source of the .txt file to understand how the startTime is meant to be interpreted.
Parse with Context: If 1694836-1694404 represents a timestamp or difference, investigate how these numbers are generated. Are they Unix timestamps, or do they represent something else?
Conversion: Assuming you can figure out what these numbers mean, you can write a script in a programming language like Python to convert them. For example:
import datetime
# Hypothetical example: Assume 1694836 is a Unix timestamp
timestamp = 1694836
readable_time = datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(timestamp).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
print(readable_time)
Without more context on how the startTime field's value is generated, it's challenging to provide precise details. If you have documentation or additional examples, reviewing those could provide more clues.
It is not specified whether a condensed version of the manual for the "SpO2 Assistant" program exists. You may want to check the official website of the software or contact their customer support for more precise information regarding user manuals or documentation.
It is possible that there could be a technical issue causing the software to not detect the device. To fix it, you can try the following steps:
The USB cable works because I can charge the device, but when conecting to the computer to download the data, SpO2 says that "no available device found".
I need the hardware driver for Contec pulse oximeter CMS50F.
Where can I find it or how can I get it.
I'm looking for a document that will help me interpret the data I'm recording. The above document link states that this is no longer available.
When you install the application, a manual file will also be installed on your PC. To access it, install the software, then go to Help > Help Topics and a PDF file will be opened instead.
The name of the file is: manual_en.pdf
Tip: You can also find the file in C:\Program Files (x86)\SpO2 Assistant\help
I am able to connect to the device. I click the box "View device stored data only," then "connect." I click the box "user index", then "receive data." The "Receiving device stored data" box comes up. Then I get a message telling me that device is "Finished receiving data!". I click "Ok" but then the data is not listed when I choose "Open." I've used SpO2 Assistant successfully once before on this desktop computer so I don't know what's happening today.
I've found an application that you can use to learn how to properly get the data from device to PC.
There is a page where you can check this with the corresponding images as well: https://www.healthcare4home.com/spo2assistant-download-data/p.html
Additionally, I would recommend reinstalling the software along with its drivers and it will work normally afterwards.
Is it possible to get the raw data from the SpO2 assistant? I will like to synchronize the raw data with data obtained from a neuroimaging technique.
You can get the raw data from the application while browsing to the installation directory.
Install directory: C:\Users**UserName**\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\SpO2 Assistant\Data.
Note: Replace USERNAME with your actual username, then you can browse to the location.
The files will be in the SpO2 format which is proprietary.
I have two computers that I use the SPO2 Review software. I can find the folder that the files are in but I can not copy and paste the files to a different computer.
You won't have the possibility to copy the files if the software is started and the files are loaded into the application, but if you close the software and then use a flash drive to copy the files, everything should be good.
I've checked the software, and it appears that it doesn't have any restrictions regarding file copy and any other related to that.
To be extra sure, just close down all the apps running in the background and then copy the files because there is no other special way to do this.
Yes, there is a version of SpO2 Assistant available for Android.