EMS-Enable

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    The EMS-Enable interconnect system from Molex Inc. offers a reliable method for sending an encrypted 12-lead ECG from a vehicle to a hospital environment. The EMS-Enable System is portable, making it convenient for paramedics and other emergency medical professionals to send high-quality transmissions via digital cellular networks to a fax machine or printer. Using Molex's TelEnable technology, the complete system consists of the EMS-Enable unit and the EMS-Enable Hub. The battery-powered EMS-Enable unit is located in the remote location. it supports storage for up to six pages of simple 12-lead ECG fax information. Acting as the decoder, the EMS-Enable Hub is located at a hospital or communications center and can handle up to four simultaneous connections.

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