Overview
ISO/IEEE 11073 is a standards family for the communication of medical devices. SDC (Service-Oriented Device Connectivity) is one of the latest additions to this family and is described here.
Market-oriented information on SDC from Dräger can be found here.
SDC is supported by the interoperability association OR.Net.
For this open source project the Contributor License Agreement governs all relevant activities and your contributions. By contributing to the project you agree to be bound by this Agreement and to licence your work accordingly.
Getting Started
Installation
Install sdc11073 from pypi using:
pip install sdc11073
Install lz4 compression with:
pip install sdc11073[lz4]
The latest development version can be installed via:
git clone https://github.com/Draegerwerk/sdc11073/ pip install .
If you want to contribute also checkout our contribution guideline.
Tutorials
Tutorials can be found in the tutorial folder
Tests
Test can be executed with:
git clone https://github.com/Draegerwerk/sdc11073/ pip install ".[test]" pytest
Notices
The sdc11073 python library is not intended for use in medical products, clinical trials, clinical studies, or in clinical routine.
ISO 9001
The sdc11073 python library was not developed according to ISO 9001.
Limitations
The wsdiscovery module only works with a single ipv4 address. Publishing a device on multiple networks it not supported. The same is valid for searching.
Support
Issues can be filed here.
License
See LICENSE file
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