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How to connect BT-Link to Bionet Veterinary Monitor

This video shows how to install Bionet BT-Link software. Related videos - BT-Link Software How to install Bionet BT-Link:    • How to install Bionet BT-Link (Veterinary ...   How to connect BT-Link to Bionet Veterinary Monitor:    • How to connect BT-Link to Bionet Veterinar...   Bionet BT-Link Overview:    • Bionet BT-Link Overview (Veterinary Monito...   How to use Bionet BT-Link:    • How to use Bionet BT-Link (Veterinary Moni...   How to use Bionet BT-Link Review:    • How to use BT-Link Review (Veterinary Moni...   Related videos - BT-Link Mobile How to install Bionet BT-Link Mobile for Android:    • How to install Bionet BT-Link Mobile for A...   How to use Bionet BT-Link Mobile for Android:    • How to use Bionet BT-Link Mobile for Andro...   Bionet BT-Link Mobile - Server vs Client Mode:    • Bionet BT-Link Mobile - Server vs Client Mode   How to install Bionet BT-Link Mobile for iOS:    • How to install Bionet BT-Link Mobile for i...   How to use Bionet BT-Link Mobile for iOS:    • How to use Bionet BT-Link Mobile for iOS (...   BT-Link is an automated veterinary monitor software program that enables you to interface Bionet veterinary monitors (BM3Vet Touch and BM7Vet) directly to a Windows-based computer. The software can record the patient’s numeric data and waveforms in real-time or retrieve the saved patient’s numeric data from the devices. In addition, the software supports various report formats and file types, such as PDF, and formatted text file. The user can attach the reports or the saved files directly into the electronic medical record of the veterinary practice management software s/he already uses. ∙ See details of BT-Link software: http://bit.ly/2X6tPEK Features of BT-Link Interface with Bionet Veterinary Monitor – BM3Vet Touch, BM7Vet Record The Patient’s Numeric Data and Waveforms in Real-Time Supports Various Report Formats and File Types The Reports or The Saved Files Can Be Attached Directly into The Electronic Medical Record Learn more at http://bit.ly/2X6tPEK