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Command line program for Myki oximeter

Project description

Command line client for Myki Oximeter. Connects over bluetooth to the device and reads heart rate, oxygen saturation and shows the pleth wave. Tested only with the Myki oximeter but should work with all devices which use a BerryMed sensor.

Mykioxi

Installation

Python3.5+ is required. Install with pip3 (preferably into a virtual env):

$ pip install mykioxi

Usage

When started without arguments, it will autodetect the device and show the measurements on a single line which is periodically updated:

$ mykioxi
Found: 00:A0:50:AC:38:43 (BerryMed)
Connected: True
BPM: 78  [****      ]  SpO2:  99

There is also a multiline option which prints every new measurement on a separate line:

$ mykioxi --multiline
Found: 00:A0:50:AC:38:43 (BerryMed)
Connected: True
[2020-11-17 10:09:13]   BPM:  83    SpO2:  98
[2020-11-17 10:09:14]   BPM:  85    SpO2:  97
[2020-11-17 10:09:19]   BPM:  82    SpO2:  96
[2020-11-17 10:09:21]   BPM:  80    SpO2:  97
[2020-11-17 10:09:23]   BPM:  75    SpO2:  97
[2020-11-17 10:09:26]   BPM:  76    SpO2:  97
[2020-11-17 10:09:28]   BPM:  75    SpO2:  98
[2020-11-17 10:09:30]   BPM:  73    SpO2:  97
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