RE: Accuchek software and speech

[Guest guest]

Clarence,

Where does the serial cable plug into the voicemate? do you plug into where

the code key usually goes, and if so, do you use the socket on the speech

unit, or do you have to remove the accucheck meter from the speech unit in

order to use the serial cable?

Regards,

Rick Alfaro

ralfaro@...

or

ralfaro@...

Accuchek software and speech

> A week or so ago I asked about how speech friendly the computer software

> was for the Accuchek. I have since received it and tried it. It works

> really well with Window-Eyes. The buttons on the options screen must be

> reclassed to buttons, but other than that it works really great. You can

> even read the results once the meter has been uploaded to the

> computer. The report that is generated is quite usable. It does offer a

> one page summary which is pretty useless for us. It shows a graph which

of

> course does not read.

>

> I was able to upload the meter, print out the report and fax to my

> doctor. Could not email the report because it saves in cef or cpf format

> which nothing seems to be able to open except that particular software.

>

> In general though, I would say the software is quite usable and very nice

> to have rather than having to write down the logue.

>

>

>

>

> Clarence Whaley

> Director Of Sales And Marketing

> GW Micro

> E-Mail: Clarence@...

> Direct Voice

> Direct Fax

> GW Micro Voice Number

> http://www.gwmicro.com

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Rick, you disconnect the advantage meter and use only it. It is in the off

position though. There is a cable that plugs in where the chip would go,

then an interface box with a serial cable connected to it. The cable comes

with the software and has the chip type connector on it.

At 09:19 AM 12/17/2001 -0500, you wrote:

>Clarence,

>

>Where does the serial cable plug into the voicemate? do you plug into where

>the code key usually goes, and if so, do you use the socket on the speech

>unit, or do you have to remove the accucheck meter from the speech unit in

>order to use the serial cable?

>

>

>

>

>Regards,

>

>Rick Alfaro

>ralfaro@...

>or

>ralfaro@...

> Accuchek software and speech

>

>

> > A week or so ago I asked about how speech friendly the computer software

> > was for the Accuchek. I have since received it and tried it. It works

> > really well with Window-Eyes. The buttons on the options screen must be

> > reclassed to buttons, but other than that it works really great. You can

> > even read the results once the meter has been uploaded to the

> > computer. The report that is generated is quite usable. It does offer a

> > one page summary which is pretty useless for us. It shows a graph which

>of

> > course does not read.

> >

> > I was able to upload the meter, print out the report and fax to my

> > doctor. Could not email the report because it saves in cef or cpf format

> > which nothing seems to be able to open except that particular software.

> >

> > In general though, I would say the software is quite usable and very nice

> > to have rather than having to write down the logue.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Clarence Whaley

> > Director Of Sales And Marketing

> > GW Micro

> > E-Mail: Clarence@...

> > Direct Voice

> > Direct Fax

> > GW Micro Voice Number

> > http://www.gwmicro.com

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

That sounds real good, Clarence. How much was the software?

Accuchek software and speech

A week or so ago I asked about how speech friendly the computer software

was for the Accuchek. I have since received it and tried it. It works

really well with Window-Eyes. The buttons on the options screen must be

reclassed to buttons, but other than that it works really great. You can

even read the results once the meter has been uploaded to the

computer. The report that is generated is quite usable. It does offer a

one page summary which is pretty useless for us. It shows a graph which of

course does not read.

I was able to upload the meter, print out the report and fax to my

doctor. Could not email the report because it saves in cef or cpf format

which nothing seems to be able to open except that particular software.

In general though, I would say the software is quite usable and very nice

to have rather than having to write down the logue.

Clarence Whaley

Director Of Sales And Marketing

GW Micro

E-Mail: Clarence@...

Direct Voice

Direct Fax

GW Micro Voice Number

http://www.gwmicro.com

[Guest guest]

It was $59.00 which included the software and interface cable. Is working

really well and will even calculate the average BG for you.

At 06:42 PM 12/19/2001 -0800, you wrote:

>That sounds real good, Clarence. How much was the software?

>

> Accuchek software and speech

>

>

>A week or so ago I asked about how speech friendly the computer software

>was for the Accuchek. I have since received it and tried it. It works

>really well with Window-Eyes. The buttons on the options screen must be

>reclassed to buttons, but other than that it works really great. You can

>even read the results once the meter has been uploaded to the

>computer. The report that is generated is quite usable. It does offer a

>one page summary which is pretty useless for us. It shows a graph which of

>course does not read.

>

>I was able to upload the meter, print out the report and fax to my

>doctor. Could not email the report because it saves in cef or cpf format

>which nothing seems to be able to open except that particular software.

>

>In general though, I would say the software is quite usable and very nice

>to have rather than having to write down the logue.

>

>

>

>

>Clarence Whaley

>Director Of Sales And Marketing

>GW Micro

>E-Mail: Clarence@...

>Direct Voice

>Direct Fax

>GW Micro Voice Number

>http://www.gwmicro.com

>

>

>