From the PC-Display “Help” menu, select “Launch TeamViewer QuickSupport” (Note, again you must have the PC-Display update, v.2.5.1 installed.Open the PC-Display monitoring or DEMO program.Or for computers without a pre-installed version of TeamViewer: Instant connection to your clinic computer is achieved without limitation.
Open TeamViewer Remote Connect on the remote device.Open your paid version of Team Viewer on the same monitoring computer.Open the PC-Display monitoring or DEMO program, or ECG Reviewer or ECG Interpreter program.Next For computers with a version of TeamViewer pre-installed: Caution: Parties with remote access have control of your computer so allow remote access only to parties you trust. It is initially free and works for Windows, iOS, MacOS, Android and Blackberry devices. Second Have anyone that you want to access and control your computer download the free TeamViewer Remote Control app for their particular mobile device from. Note there is no charge for either program. Instructionsįirst Download and install the PC-Display monitoring program update here If you are not a current user of Vmed wireless monitors be sure to check “DEMO” during installation so you can evaluate the Remote Connect app with a demo patient. The term Remote Device refers to any computer or mobile device that is used to connect into the Host Computer and view or manipulate it remotely. Here the term Host Computer refers to the computer running PC-Display that connects to your Vmed wireless monitor and displays the monitoring screen. See the paragraph labeled “Second” below to download the app on your device. The Remote Connect application for your remote device is free for personal use and works for iOS, MacOS, Android, ChromeOS, Microsoft and Blackberry devices. It works seamlessly and monitoring information is displayed smoothly and with no delay on all mobile devices. Vmed uses the TeamViewer third party platform for remote connection to your clinic computer from any internet connected device.
Remote Connection Description and Instructions
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