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ASTMIO
astmio is a Python library designed to handle ASTM communication protocols used in medical and laboratory equipment. It provides tools to parse, build, and transmit ASTM E1381/E1394 messages over serial connections, making it easy to integrate lab machines like blood analyzers with custom Laboratory Information Systems (LIS).
Features
- Full support for ASTM message parsing and encoding
- Serial port abstraction for easy device communication
- Customizable message mapping and field-level access
- Built with extensibility in mind for LIS and middleware integration
Read the docs for more info: https://PrasoonPratham.github.io/astmio/
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Acknowledgements
This project is a fork of the original python-astm library created by Alexander Shorin. The original project, licensed under the 3-Clause BSD License, can be found at the original PyPI project. Many thanks to the original author for their work.
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