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MediCollector offices will be closed from Dec 20 - Jan 1.
During this break, orders for hardware (i.e. cables) will ship when we return on Jan 2. So if you need cables, please plan accordingly. All other services remain fully operational. Software subscriptions will not be affected by the closure. You can still purchase and renew subscriptions during the break, because these are processed virtually. And our sales and support staff will still be taking phone calls during break. So don't hesitate to call or email if you need technical support or have a sales question. Have a good holidays!
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Are you running MediCollector CENTRAL and connecting a large number of devices (eg 30+)?
If so, you might run into a problem where MediCollector CENTRAL refuses to launch devices after you get to about 30 running devices. This is due to a memory restriction in Windows. To get around this issue, please follow these instructions:
MediCollector offices will be closed from June 28 - July 16.
During this break, orders for hardware (i.e. cables) will ship when we return on July 17. So if you need cables, please plan accordingly. All other services remain fully operational. Software subscriptions will not be affected by the closure. You can still purchase and renew subscriptions during the break, because these are processed virtually. And our sales and support staff will still be taking phone calls during break. So don't hesitate to call or email if you need technical support or have a sales question. Have a good summer! Capture data from multiple patient monitors on your network Our latest product is available for download! MediCollector CENTRAL can capture, record and stream data from multiple patient monitors on your network. As shown here, each patient monitor is connected to your network using an Ethernet adapter which allows MediCollector to remotely capture data across your network. Data can be stored to disk for analysis or streamed out to external systems using HL7 2.3 or HL7 FHIR. <CLICK FOR MORE INFO> Now you can select multiple files for export Some users record so much data with MediCollector that they end up with lots of datafiles (.medi files). If you have lots of datafiles, and want to export to TXT/CSV/EDF, it can be a repetitive and manual process. So we recently released a BULK EXPORT utility that automates the process to make it much easier. Now you can select multiple files for export, as shown here. You can download this utility here. Anyone can install this utility for free and export data, but keep in mind that datafiles recorded using the EVALUATION version of MediCollector will be restricted to only 10 seconds of exported data. MediCollector offices will be closed from June 27 to July 17 for summer break 2024.
This break will only affect orders for hardware (e.g. cables). Hardware orders placed during break will ship on July 18. No other operations are affected. We will continue to provide email and phone technical support and sales support. And we will still ship license subscriptions which are now delivered electronically via email. We'd like to thank all our dedicated users by lowering the prices of our most popular products! Remember that all our sales are for subscriptions only, so prices are "per year". Checkout our Order Page to see the new prices. And let us know if you have any questions or feedback. Happy New Year 2024!
We would like to announce that all of our software applications will now be licensed using yearly subscriptions. And the cost of these subscriptions is lower than the perpetual licenses we sold last year. Upon purchase, we will email you an Activation ID and Password which can instantly unlock the software. Your subscription will remain active for 1 year and can be easily renewed. We are certain this switch will be a positive change for both our customers and our company. It means the entry price is lower, and it also means we don't need to ship you a license dongle. Here are some of the details:
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PurposeThis blog provides all the latest news and updates related to MediCollector.
AuthorJohn Osborne
Founder of MediCollector Archives
December 2025
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