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Darwin
Overview
Medilog Darwin is analysis software for holter monitors that measure heart rate and rhythm over a long period of time, say 24 hours. The software is used primarily by Anna Marie Marsh and John McAdam in the TMF.
The software is available from ScanMed Medical - details at http://www.scanmed.co.uk/products/categories/diagnostic-ambulatory-ecg/medilog-darwin-analysis-software
Contacts at ScanMed are
- Simon Dickinson (simondickinson@…)
- Justin Davis (justindavis@…)
The software downloads the measurements from the SD card from the monitor device. It saves the information into a recordings directory and a Firebird database. The recordings directory and Firebird database may either be stored locally (for the server) or remotely (for the clients).
Instances
Server
- Machine Name
- CV-0502
- IP Address
- 143.210.248.96
- Location
- TMF Exercise Room
- Recording directory
E:\Database\Recording
- Database File
E:\Database\EVOLUTION2.FDB
- Recording Share Location
\\CV-0502\Recordings
- Individual users of the Darwin software must have read/write permissions for the Recording Share.
- The server requires a dongle to inserted into a USB port to provide the licence.
Client 1
- Machine Name
- CV-0499
- Location
- TMF Echo Room
Client 2
- Location
- Research fellows office on the cardiology admin corridor, first floor of the hospital
How To
Install Server
- Log onto the server with a local admin account
- Download the Darwin zip file from the University Departmental X Drive
\Cardiovascual Sciences\BRU\it strategic development
folder. - Run the
Autorun
file - Click the
Install
button - Change the default password for the Firebird database ...
- Open a command window and cd into
\Program Files\Firebird\Firebird {version}\bin
- Run the command:
gsec -user sysdba -pass masterkey -modify sysdba -pw {new_password}
- Create a share called
Recordings
pointing to the Recordings directory. CurrentlyE:\Database\Recordings
. - Give all the users that need to use Darwin all permissions except
Full Control
for the Recording folder and its children. - Open the Darwin Admin tool
- Set the custom database username and password
- Set the database pass as local to
E:\Database\EVOLUTION2.FDB
- Set the
raw_data
folder to the Recordings folder. This may give a warning about recording being deleted, but what it actually means is that recording is the previous folder will not longer be available. - Set the central license server name to the server name.
- Make sure the dongle has been inserted.
- On the setup tab make sure that the drive letters point to the drive letters that the SD cards will be plugged into.
- On the users tab add the
darwinuser
account and any other accounts that are needed. - Allow connections to port 3050 in the Windows firewall.
- Test logging in to the Darwin application proper
- Test backing up the database and recordings.
Install Client
Same as the server install, except:
- Only install Darwin and Firebird. You must still update the Firebird default password.
- In the configuration set the database as a server database and the raw_data directory as the Recordings share.
Backup
- Log into the admin tool
- Click the button to back up the database and recordings
- Save the back up to
E:\backups\{new folder}
. The new folder needs to be empty. - Copy the backup folder to the university X Drive
\Cardiovascual Sciences\BRU\Darwin Backups
folder.
Troubleshooting and Gotchas
Cannot Initialise SD Card for use in a Holter
- Check that the upload drives set in the Darwin Admin Tool are pointing to the correct drive letter.
Cannot Upload Recording from a client machine to the database
- Use the Darwin Licence Browser to check that the client is picking up a licence.
Darwin does not recognise that an SD card with a recording has been inserted
- You need to make sure that the Darwin Observer application is running.
- Ideally this should run on start up.