Attached is a “Drive Detector” DLL that’s used for EKG imports. Some reported an issue. For anyone that did a clean install using version 33, you can

1. Download this ZIP file
2. EXTRACT the DLL
3. Copy the DLL into  your emsCharts Mobile v3 folder.

 

Mobile version 33 was released, including to automatic updates that will not overwrite custom changes to the config file (EKG settings, etc).

Printing was recently changed to PDF-based in order to support a header and footer. The PDF printing took a few seconds to generate and convert and it “froze”. While it does take a few seconds, the “freeze” was corrected.

10/22/2019: Update – a few calls were received about not being able to utilize the built-in PDF generator for printing. Therefore, we have released version 34 that goes back to HTML printing (without the header/footer option) both on this site and via auto-update (if your service enables it).

A bug affecting GCS qualifier printing in mobile has been corrected. No new client download needed.

Version 32 is now available in the Software Downloads section: https://getmobile3.com/mobile-downloads/

*Note Version 32 as Version 33 was re-released 10/18 at 4pm ET*

The following are the changes represented in this release:

Mobile: Internal coding	Updated internal coding to better catch possible errors
Mobile: Medication Procedure Bug Fix	Fixes isolated bug with saving procedure medications
Mobile: Logging Improvements	Update to the mobile logging functionality
Mobile: Unit CAD Configuration	Provides the ability to set at the service level how you want the Dispatch tab (CAD Import) to function in regards to the Base/Unit setting on the “Unit” tab. Currently, the Dispatch tab filters for base and unit are set via the values saved on the Unit tab. The configuration will allow you to not default the base filter, for example, since CAD may not have that data.
Mobile v3 NY Location Code	Fixing bug with NY Location Code
Mobile: Page Header Print Modification	Altered the printing to be PDF-based in order to allow setting the patient name and page numbers as headers and footers (respectively)