Mobil-o-Graph Software with Integration Installation Guide
This guide will show you how to install and configure the Intelligent Integration Interface for use with the Mobil-o-Graph ABPM device. If you need the license keys, please request them by going to Numed Installation Guides and Request Licenses. Before performing this installation, you will need the Mobil-o-Graph ABPM device and its download cable. If you are installing on Windows 11, only download cables with a blue sheath that are compatible. If you have an incompatible download cable, please go to https://www.numed.co.uk/products/iem-mobil-o-graph-usb-download-cable-blue to source a replacement.
All steps in this guide must be followed for your device to work correctly. The installation and configuration will take between 15 and 40 minutes to complete.
Installation of the Intelligent Integration Interface
- Download and extract https://downloads.numed.co.uk/software/i3/I3installer.zip.
- Run I3installer.msi and then click Next.

- Click Install

- Click Finish

Installation of HMS Client Server for Mobil-o-Graph
Run CDM212364_Setup.exe
Click Extract

Click Next

Accept the agreement and click Next.

Click Finish

Go back to the HMS-CSInstaller folder and run setup.exe
Ensure English is selected and click OK

Click Next – you will have already installed the relevant drivers in an earlier step above.

Accept the policy and click Next

Click Next

Click Next

Click Next

Click Next

Untick Run HMS Client Server and click Finish.

- Right click and Run as administrator SetPermissions_All.bat.

Setting up the device before configuring the software
- Insert 2 AA batteries into the device
- Plug the USB end of the download cable into a spare USB port on your PC or laptop.
- Locate the red dot painted on the silver cylinder end of the download cable.
- Locate the red dot painted on the edge of the data port, which can be located on the side of the device.

- Line both of the red dots up together and push the download cable straight into the device. There should be a slight clicking noise at the point of being fully inserted.

- Do not attempt to force the download cable as this can cause damage to both the cable and the device.
- You can now turn your device on by pressing the power button, and then CO will appear on the screen.

- The device is now ready to communicate with the software on your PC or laptop.
Configuration of HMS Client Server Part 1
- Open the HMS Client Server via the icon on the desktop

- Double-click on John Doe

- Click on the Blood Pressure – PWA tab.

- Select a 24hr ABPM report on the left-hand side, then click the Print button.

- Click Save and then close this box.

- Leave HMS open and move to the next section.
Configuration of Intelligent Integration Interface (I3)
- Launch the Intelligent Integration Interface (I3) and click the settings cog in the top right-hand corner

Configure correctly as per the clinical system.
EMIS web
Please note that the EMIS Web Server is set for England in this example; please ensure that you select the correct one for the region. The Organisation ID is the EMIS number (may be known as a CDB number).
Vision Hosted
We recommend that you use a dedicated Vision account with the Intelligent Integration Interface. If one hasn't already been setup we suggest a username of "NUMED".
The use CHI number is for Scottish customers only.
Vision LAN
We recommend that you use a dedicated Vision account with the Intelligent Integration Interface. If one hasn't already been setup we suggest a username of "NUMED".
The use CHI number is for Scottish customers only.
Click Add license

Enter the supplied license key and click Internet Activation. Click Close once the license is activated - the license key in the image below is a dummy and will not activate.

If you get an error activating the license key, please contact support via the live chat on this page.
Click on Manage products.

Ensure that your device is ticked. If you have any other devices already enabled, please leave them ticked. Then click Save

Click on the BP settings tab and then click Update PDF Export Setting.s

The error box is normal; you can click OK on this.

Click Save and exit the software.e
Configuration of HMS Client Server Part 2
- Go back to the HMS Client Server, which will still be open in a separate window. Click the 3 dots at the top of the screen

- Click on Port Settings

- Click Add device

- Click Search

- Make sure it has detected your device, and then click Save – please note your Interface may display a different COM number, then click Save

- Go to GDT Settings

- Check and make sure that the settings ringed in red are correct

- Click the selection on the PDF Path

- Click the drop-down arrow at the top of the box

- Scroll up until you locate (C:) - in my example, it shows as Local Disk, but on your computer, it may show differently.

- Double-click on Program Files (x86)

- Double-click on HMS

- Click Save

- Click Selection on PDF Configuration Path

- Double-click on HMS

- Select PrintConfig.sdef and then click Save. If PrintConfig.sdef is missing, repeat the steps in Configuration of HMS Client Server Part 1 and steps 8 and 9 of Configuration of Intelligent Integration Interface (I3). If PrintConfig.sdef still doesn't appear, please contact Numed support using the chat button on this page.

- Click Save.

- The port and GDT settings will need to be done for each Windows user
- Exit the HMS Client Server software
Your software is now fully configured and ready for use. If at any point you experience any issues, please use the live chat option on this page.
For TPP SystmOne customers, please ensure that a user with high-level access runs the software for the first time to approve the connection to SystmOne.
For the EMIS web, please ensure that the Intelligent Integration Interface Partner API has been fully activated in the EMAS manager before the first use. Please see How to configure EMAS Manager for I3 for further information on this.
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