/************************************************************************** Temperature sensor in SIS Healthcare system Zichuan "Jerry" Ye 2014/11/3 **************************************************************************/ The temperature sensor is a key component in SIS Healthcare system. By design, it provides the functionalities that can be applied to measure, store and report temperatures to SIS server and thereafter other components in SIS Healthcare system. The implementation of Temperature functionalities includes three aspects: stand-alone Temperature Component, temperature setting menu in GUI and SIS messages that involves Temperature Component and other components in SIS Healthcare system. This "readme" file descriptions of how to run the Temperature Component is given. A user can follow the instructions to start the component and have it report temperature measurements to GUI, schedule a start and/or end time of measurement, send out alert if a certain temperature threshold is reached and select what content is included in the alert. User Menu: (1) Before start any program execution, please make sure that there is no running "TEMPerV21.exe" in your processes, and unplugging and re-plugging the physical temperature sensor to PC. (2) Go to "\PersonalHealthcare2014_v5\PersonalHealthcare2014\Components", you can find a "init.bat". (3) Double click it then wait for all windows popping out and components initiated. (4) To have temperature component working, go to the window of GUI and click the check-box of "TEMP". (5) Select/type-in the parameters for the temperature component before clicking "OK". If you have any problem in getting to this point, please contact Jerry at zichuan@pitt.edu. (6) Now everything should be set up and ready to go. Click "View" in the GUI. Real- time temperature readings will appear on your GUI panel at the given rate that you set up earlier in the "temperature set-up" window. If you have a preferred start/end time for running the component, it will start and end at your given time accordingly. (7) If a certain temperature threshold is reached (high or low bound), an email is sent out to the address as of your input in GUI panel. The default email address for testing is "zichuan@pitt.edu". You may use your own email instead. If you have any problem sending email to your own email address, please contact Jerry at zichuan@pitt.edu.