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Siesta
Revolutionary Diagnostics for a Wireless World
A data recorder with the features listed below would be considered very advanced ...

Revolutionary Flexibility
Siesta provides 32 amplified channels for data collection: any physiological signal may be recorder on any channel.
• Differential or Referential
• True 16 bit resolution
• Sampling rates to 512Hz
• Two expansion ports for accessory modules; oximeter, pressure transducers, event button....interface up to 32 additional signals

Revolutionary Size
Dimensions
• 5.5" x 3" x 1.5" (Length x Width x Height) 
• 142mm x 80mm x 40mm (Length x Width x Height)
• 300 grams (9.6 ounces) with battery

Revolutionary Power
• Use standard alkaline A cells...OR

BUT with Siesta, there's more...much more...

Revolutionary Wireless Data Transmission
Gather data in ways you never dreamed possible.
Siesta's ethernet radio link provides the clinician with testing options and opportunities never before available. Your patients are free to move about while you continue to monitor the data. Set up a testing room in just minutes. Use Siesta in PSG/EEG lab or as your best solution for ambulatory testing.

Revolutionary Data Storage
• Record directly to the on-board, industry standard Compact Flash Card (various sizes available)

OR
• Record all raw data directly to the computer over wireless network link...error free
OR
• Both simultaneously (Instant Backup)




Siesta will revolutionize the way you
perform diagnostic testing



 

• Use it in the lab for sleep, EEG and long term monitoring
• Set up your lab quickly and easily: no cables to run
• Spread Spectrum radio network link ensures artifact free data transmission *
• Patient is untethered...continue to monitor and record while patient is mobile
• Monitor various Siestas from a single computer
• Control Siesta from any computer on the network

 Use it for portable testing around the Hospital

OR 
• Just plug an APM (Access Point Module) into the closest network access. The APM will pick up the radio signal and allow you to monitor the patient from the laboratory. Again, no cables.

The universal digital data recorder for multiple applications including:
• Lab PSG
• Portable PSG
• Lab EEG
• Ambulatory EEG