How do you download from your Philips Heartsmart FRx AED to your computer?

Answer 1

The most common way to download rescue data (or configure the AEDs software) with a modern AED is via "infrared". Many of you probably have PCs and laptops, but do not have IrDA (Infrared Data) port on your computer to take advantage of this important feature. Now, the AED Superstore® offers this little adapter which will solve this problem quickly and easily! It complies with the USB 1.1 standard (works in USB 2.0 Ports at USB 1.1 speeds), and supports IrDA transfer speeds up to 4Mbps. It even comes with a 36" extension cable for positioning. NOTE: Consult the AED Superstore or the manufacturer of your AED to confirm the presence of an IrDA port if you are unsure. Features/Specifications: * USB 1.1 Compliant IrDA Adapter for Windows * USB 1.1 Compliant (will work in USB 2.0 ports at USB1.1 speeds) * Provides standard IrDA interface for use with IrDA-enabled Automated External Defibrillators * Compatible with Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000/XP * USB powered - no external power source required * Support Hot Plug, Plug and Play Supports the following IrDA modes: SIR, MIR, FIR (4Mbps) * Regulatory Approvals: FCC CE * One-year manufacturer's warranty Package Includes: USB 1.1 to IrDA adapter USB Male A to Female A, extension cable (to allow positioning of adapter), Driver on 3-inch CD, and Brief User Guide. Product Requirements * PC with USB port Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000/XP * Peripherals with IrDA ports, such as AEDs, PDAs, Printers, Cameras, etc. * CD-ROM drive to install drivers and utilities Alternate Part Number(s): USBTOIRDA-NB, 8000-0815