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iox2 - DSI DATAQUEST OpenART digital telemetry interface

Dataquest OpenART provides a direct digital interface from Data Sciences’ telemetry to emka TECHNOLOGIES' iox2 data acquisition and analysis system. The OpenART software is based on either Windows 2000 or Windows XP and allows the data acquisition system to operate on the same computer.

This direct interface provides new benefits to users:

direct iox2 data acquisition and analysis software interface based on Windows 2000 or Windows XP
completely digital data transfer from the telemetry implant to iox data acquisition and analysis software
less system hardware – no need for additional computer or D/A – A/D interface hardware
activity data is directly available in iox data acquisition and analysis software
integrated DSI configuration program eliminates the need for manual calibration of the signals
common network-type cabling for flexible, low-cost installation
utilizes standard Dataquest ART hardware
consolidated system simplifies system validation (i.e. 21 CFR part 11 compliance)

system capabilities
simultaneous sampling	16 sources (requires 4 matrices)
max channels per source	4 plus activity (depends on transmitter model)
activity	available directly from each source

cabling apecifications
cable type	category 4 or 5 network cabling
computer to matrix dDistance	300 meters max
matrix to matrix distance	150 meters max
computer to furthest matrix	750 meters max
matrix to receiver	100 meters**
** matrix to receiver distance is using new receivers such as RPC-1 and RMC receivers.

matrices (not included with system)
receivers per matrix	16 max
simultaneous sampling	4 sources

Dataquest OpenART includes:

PCI data acquisition card
Dataquest OpenART Installation CD
printed user guide
online user guide

sites for further reading - see one of our customers

Laboratory using telemetry for small animals
(on site of Cardiovascular Health Network)
http://www.rscv.org/Phenotypage/LaboTPA.asp

Montreal Heart Institute
http://www.icm-mhi.org/en/index.html

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