Pluxdroid

This application visualizes and records signals from Biosignalsplux devices.

This application records signals from Biosignalsplux devices. You can visualize in real time the signals that are being recorded. The saved recordings can be share and send by several channels.

Physioplux webpage: http://www.physioplux.com/

YOU NEED a Biosignalsplux device for the app to work. In some phones/tablets your Biosignalsplux may have problem to pair.

Here is a list of the devices in which we have tested the application (may change due to your smartphone android version or Biosignalsplux version)

Nexus 5

Samsung S II

Samsung S III

Samsung Galaxy Tab

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE APP

1) Install the apk in your android phone.

2) Turn on the Bluetooth and pair your Biosignalsplux with your phone.

3) Start the Pluxdroid application in your Android

4) Press the button Start Recording

5) Press the button in the bottom Add a new configuration

6) Create a new recording configuration with the MAC for your Biosignalsplux. Choose an acquisition frequency of your pleasing. Sampling frequency is the frequency used to draw in the phone. Press Select channels to activate and check the channels that you want to record (if you select many channels depending on the power of your device you may have performance issues ). Press Accept. Now press “Select channels to display” and check the channels that you want to see. Finally press Submit. If later you want to edit a configuration you can do it with a long-press over it.

7) Now to record you need to press over your configuration and write the record name.

8) In the new window press Start recording and if everything is working well after a few seconds the signal will appear in the screen.

9) When you want to end the recording press in Stop recording, the software saves the recording.

10) If you want to download your recording in the home screen of the application press Browse Recordings. In the list select press over the recording that you want and choose any of the options to share it. Signals are stored in ASCII format within a compressed file. To access the signals, first unzip the file.

Pluxdroid is opensource. You can find the source code here:

https://github.com/martencarlos/bp

Start recording and have fun!.